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Manchester, Conn. Clear tonight;
Wednesday, July 13, 1983 sunny Thursday
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Umlh
Drinking age
is going to 20
HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. William of other bills, including measures to
O’Neill today planned to sign into law prohibit ticket scalping and bring the
bills increasing the state’s drinking state in line with a 1973 U.S. Supreme
age from 19 to 20 and stiffening some Court decision dealing with the defini
penalties for drunken driving. tion of obscenity.
O’Neill scheduled a morning cerem Under the bill, something can be
ony to sign the drinking age increase deemed obscene if "taken as a whole, it
bill, which will raise, effective Oct. 1, lacks serious literary, artistic, educa
the legal drinking age that was hiked tional, political or scientific value.”
only last year from 18 to 19. Current law defines obscenity as
The governor also planned to sign "utterly without redeeming social two bills dealing with drunken driving, value.”
including a wide-ranging bill dealing The ticket scalping bill will extend
with penalties for driving while under current law prohibiting the practice for the influence of alcohol or drugs. tickets sold for events sponsored by
The drunken driving bill will in educational institutions to include all
crease penalties for certain drunken entertainment events. driving offenses and lessen penalties ’The bill also would increase penalties
for others. It was adopted after a for ticket scalping, which with the
lengthy debate in which some lawmak current limitation to events sponsored
ers questioned just how much it will by educational institutions carries a
stiffen penalties. maximum penalty of 30 days in prison
O’Neill also planned to sign a number and a $100 fine.
Herald photos by Tarquinio
Town firefighters inspect damage inside the garage which took first prize in the Hartford Auto Show last A ‘glimmer of light’ at 23-25 Cooper St., Manchester, after extinguish January, according to its owner, Billy L. Shoaf, of ing a fire there early Tuesday afternoon, in the East Hartford. Shoaf estimates the fire caused at
foreground is a 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV, least $5,000 damage to his car. found in AIDS study
VH By Thomas Ferraro illnesses and has been related to a high United Press International incidence of rare cancers. Suspicious There have been 1,700 reported cases WASHINGTON — Federal scientists of the illness since it was first identified see a virus-fighting substance pro by the Center for Disease Control in
duced by white blood cells as possibly June 1981. More than 600 of the victims garage fire holding an answer to the deadly and have died.
mysterious Acquired Immune Defi Most of the victims are homosexuals
ciency Syndrome. who have had multiple sex partners.
The Department of Health and The latest research was conducted darpages car Human Services announced Tuesday by the Food and Drug Administration that recent studies found the substance and the National Institutes of Health, raises the infection-fighting activities both of which are under the jurisdiction A Tuesday afternoon fire which damaged a garage of lymphocytes cells of AIDS victims — of the FDA. and automobile at 23 Cooper St. is considered "a t least in the test tube.” At the same time. Dr. Alain Rook of suspicious, authorities said. ‘ ‘Whether it will help AIDS patients is the FDA announced at a Michigan A 1973 Lincoln Continental Mark IV parked inside not yet known,” the HHS said in a State University symposium that in the garage was heavily damaged. It had taken first statement. “ Nevertheless, the re itial tests on the blood-cell product, prize in the Hartford Auto Show at the Hartford Civic search may provide a hint about the known as InterIeukin-2, show the agent Center earlier this year, according to its owner. Billy nature of the disease and how it might is useful in restoring some of the L. Shoaf of 233 Ellington St. East Hartford. be treated." infected cells damaged by AIDS. Neighbors, who asked not to be identified, suspect a Dr. Edward Brandt, HHS assistant In the tests, he explained, child they claim lives in one of the adjacent houses and secretary for health, cautioned against Interleukin-2, which is naturally pro is known to play with fire. One woman said the child in premature expectations of a “ quick duced by the white blood cells of question once set fire to his own bedroom. cure," but said the studies may help healthy people, were introduced into Town of Manchester firefighters arrived at the draw a battle plan. test tubes containing deficient white scene around 1:40 p.m. to find the interior and south blood cells taken from six AIDS "HHS Secretary Margaret Heckler exterior wall of the garage in flames. They were able has said AIDS is the No. 1 health sufferers. to douse the fire in a matter of minutes, but the Lincoln priority of this department," he said. The tests showed that exposure to parked inside was heavily damaged. No one was “ And we are acting accordingly." Inter|eukin-2 enhanced the ability of injured in the incident. AIDS attacks the white blood cells, the deficient cells to fight viruses. Shoaf claimed police told him they had at least one the body’s defense against disease. The He stressed that clinical tests on suspect, a juvenile. humans are needed. Those tests will syndrome severely reduces the body’s Town Fire Chief John Rivosa, who was at the scene, ability to fight off viruses and other begin immediately, he said. said it appears that the fire started on the outside and spread inward. The incident is still under investiga
tion by (firefighters and town police.. Shoaf said he spent $18,000 restoring the car after he
bought it in 1979, He never drives the car. He had it Some aren’t happy towed on a flatbed truck to the auto show in January.
He says he will ask for restitution from the parents if any children are found to be responsible. with train whisties " I was up all night." said Shoaf. "1 can’tbelieve it.
Town Fire Chief John Rivosa (in white shirt) works with It’s going to cost at least $5,000 to repair all the damage. \ firefighters to determine the cause of a fire in a garage behind Two short blasts of the whistle and trains go, said that normally the plant Shoaf, who used tb live in Manchester, moved the
one long one is the rule for trains does not receive shipments much after 23-25 Cooper St. in Manchester Tuesday afternoon. Town fire car into the other half of the garage after the fire. He
crossing a road at grade, but some 9 p.m. He said that in holiday weeks, officials believe the fire started outside on the south wall of the rents space in the garage from Robert L. Walsh of 58 Dale Road. residents of the northern part of like the one in which the Fourth of July garage. The fire, which appears to have been caused by children Manchester are unhappy with the fell, the schedule is modified and Walsh also owns the house at 23 Cooper St. and the playing with matches, is still under investigation. sound, especially at late hours. shipments do come in later. house next door at 34 W. Center St. James Buckley of 232 Kennedy Road In March a Manchester resident
said the whistles have become annoy- lodged a complaint with the railroad
ing. He says he hears them from 9:30 after a near accident at the Main Street Westchester prepares bridge suit p.m. to as late at 1:30 a.m. crossing. The resident said the whistle
Emanuel Hirth, who manages the had not sounded.
Central Connecticut C ooperative Roy Godcher, who is in charge of rail
Farmers Association feed plant on regulation for the state Department of
Apel Place, where most of the freight Transportation, said the department O’Neill says N.Y. must be patient
normally does not hear compaints
about failure to sound the whistle, but
• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a does get complaints about the noise the GREENWICH — Gov. William O’Neill town of Port Chester, place them into the years ago with something called New York whistle makes. says he would rather avoid a lawsuit Connecticut side of the line, 1 would be City, the Connecticut (congressional) dele | | | S | Q 0 T O C I 8 V state has a lower limit for the threatened by a Westchester County official happy to support that project and that gation was there to help New York Now we ' sound of the whistle, 80 decibels, but not In New York over rerouted truck traffic need some help," Weicker said. prospect,” O’Neill said. "But there isn’t 24 pooes, 4 Mctlons upper from the damaged Connecticut Turnpike and they have to be patient." Also attending the meeting in Washington He said the department does try to bridge. The border war is over heavy trucks were Rep, Stewart McKinney. R-Comi . A d v ice ...... 16 urge train crews not to lean on whistle But O’Neill said Tuesday the state would Greenwich Firmsrre end federal Highway driving through the streets of Port Chester, Ar«o ...... 20 any longer than is necessary for a clear accept the situtation, knowing it was doing Administrator Raymond Barnhart. a Westchester village north of New York r iiilr m ii...... signal. He said he would take the everything possible short of “ magic” to City, since the June 28 partial collapse of the ’'We have extended all the help we
Co*mles^ ...... ■...... * « inquiry from the Herald to be a ease traffic congestion. Mianus River bridge in Greenwich. Three possibly can," Barnhart said.
EntertalnmMt complaint and would try to see of Westchester County Executive Andrew people were killed and three others The New York State Department o( Lottery...... 2 anything can be done about it. O’Rourke said he will ask the Westchester seriously injured. Transportation also is examining legal Obituaries...... 6 Godcher said the railroad is in a Board of Legislators today to authorize the O’Neill said he is doing his best. options with the state attorney general’s ...... * difficult position. The sound of the county attorney to sue to force truck traffic "W e ’re sorry for this. We’re doing office. Port Chester officials said the S ports- ^ ...... - 9 12 whistle annoys residents, but if there is to detour through Connecticut rather than everything we can as expeditiously as increased traffic has strained roads and
T t f e v i s i o n t accident at a crossing and the Port Chester, N.Y. possible ... and we would hope that they budgets to the breaking point. W e a t h e r whistle has not sounded, the railroad is 7:'. 7777777777.2 The suit would be against the state of would understand that,” the governor said Construction crews are building two 1 in a bad legal position. Connecticut, the town of Greenwich, the at a news conference 'Tuesday. ramps on 1-95 in the Cos Cob section of
SAMPLES TODAY ’. Hirth said that when summer comes United' States and other appropriate Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., who met Greenwich to help ease congestion in Port The Manchester Herold today continues windows are open, people hear the agencies and officials. for 30 minutes Tuesday with Transportation Chester and Rye. Bui the ramps are Its samplino proorom to bring copies of the whistle they do not notice in the winter, O’Neill said if a lawsuit is filed against the Secretary Elizabeth Dole to appeal for opposed by Greenwich residents concerned newspaper to non-subscrlbprs In ■ Therearetwocrossingsnearthefeed state: “ So be it." about health and safely problems from one es er. plant, the one across Main Street and federal planning and financial help, said " I f there was some magic way that we New York should be a better neighbor. truck traffic. Two people were arrested • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • b e * one across Oakland Street. could lift those vehicles in a balloon over the "When they had a difficult time a few Sunday by state police during a protest. ) » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 13, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 13, 1983 - 3 Gloucester’s Simon Geller Peopletalk Multi-Circuits .iC . , is a fish out of the water plans to build * u s i m f s a T - s r m m & Name won’t be up in lights By James V. Heallon “ That's a terrifying judgment. If population coverage. I must be , ' . ’ - -- United Press International at Adams St. The lights on the marquee in front of the they don’t like soul music, a black doing something right.” station could be next and then a city-owned Center for the Performing Arts in San He depends on contributions • M ittni GLOUCESTER, Mass. — As one station playing Irish music, one from listeners and told of receiving : -r’r; . Jose, Calif, may have gone opt on the Ms. Nude old broadcaster to another, Simon By Raymond T. DeAAeo America pageant. playing Jewish music and so on,” three donations of $100 and three of w r .... - ; '^■tm ■ esass Geller says he and Ronald Reagan Herald Reporter I ii he said. $50 in a period of three weeks. ■- . ■ -.iw.* - ■. ' City attorney William Mayfield said a short aren't on the same frequency. Geller suggested more people 'Three of his four usual sponsors circuit was to blame for the blackout and he Geller runs a vestpocket radio might be listening to classical . are local banks. The fourth, Multi-Circuits Inc. plans to build additions to a wasn't able to say when it would be fixed. station out of his basement apart i ■ ■ 'TvX,- stations like his if their listening Nichols Candies, has been on vacant one-story industrial building and an adjoining But last year, just before the pageant, the sign ment and plays classical music 14 •Alii ,1X1 JJKSSR' / habits were formed as children. As without a break since 1965. Eve parking lot on Adams Street land the company wasn't working either — nor was it fixed in time hours daily for 43,000 listeners who purchased two months ago. •»v.-as - a child in Lynn, he learned to play rybody pays a flat rate for mm m szc for the show. Pageant promoter Danny Zezzo has get their news and weather from I m m m m e m • the violin. commercials and people paying ®‘^®'^*^hester-based printed circuit manufac- asked the Santa Clara County Superior CouiTto other sources. The music is unin NW8 .A- iiv- 'c- “ Listen to classical music your him, say, $32 for a 60-second spot wrer has also sold a ’A-acre parcel behind the Adams order the marquee lights turned on before the terrupted except for a half hour to i 8EBS8K '-■j??'*'’'- ' a July 23 pageant. self in the house whehver you can. which is being offered by Boston Restaurant to the restaurant’s owners — for •.WKJsSL 45 minutes of talk every day except That's when the kids get exposed to $2,500, according to records on file in the town clerk’s Zezzo, who said he would sue the city for Sunday. stations for $300, is what has the office. damages if the court failed to order the lights it. Just listen. That's all. They Boston radio establishment “ after The Federal Communications Anthony A. Scarpace, co-owner of the Adams Mill, mmm ■ -nm ■■ ■ r - back on. said “ someone” at the center was should start as early as possible my scalp.” Commission revoked Geller's li with the kids, 2 or 3 years.” said the restaurant plans to expand its parking area “ trying to torpedo the pageant, probably for some cense to operate AVVCA-FM (The into the newly-acquired parcel, which he described as moral reason." GELLER HAS BEEN on the Voice of Cape Ann) in May 1982 and UNTIL HE EXHAUSTS the mostly back-fill” covering over the brick foundation awarded it to a competing appli technical side of broadcasting of a former mill. lengthy appeal process — his since he first started in New York cant, who pledged more diversi The Lofstrom Construction Co. of Manchester, ..... license was first challenged In 1975 more than 40 years ago. He is not w m m i fied programming. meanwhile, has filed an application for a building — Geller says his listeners, k i^ one for appearances, judging by Quinn goes home The FCC said by failing to permit to construct a 67x95 foot addition to a 60x100 and all, will have their fill of his apartment-studio with its un provide “ adequate” informational foot concrete building owned by Multi-Circuits at 185 More than 500 people from the old neighborhood Glazunov and the three Bachs. made bed, hot plate, and clothes programming, Geller left news Adams Street, on the south side of the Adams Mill. turned out to greet Anthony Quinn when he Grandbanke Inc., the firm that- slung on pipes. returned to the site of his boyhood home in the gathering to the Gloucester Daily says it can do a far better Lofstrom has also requested a permit to build a 36-car 1^ . ' ' 'J East Los Angeles barrio Monday. Times, a newspaper serving the programming job than Geller ever “ I scrape by. That’s what I been parking lot behind the building in an area designated The Belvedere Library parking lot has since fishing community of 27,000 about could. Is owned by Edward Mattar doing all my life. When I started in as wetlands. replaced his home, but he took comfort in 32 miles from Boston. of Brookline and the estate of this business I got a job for four Multi-Circuits spokesman William Stevenson could knowing the library was being rededicated in his “The police blotter,” says Josiah Spaulding of Manchester. years in a New York City station. not TC reached Tuesday or this morning to comment Herald photo by Tarquinio honor. Quinn, 68, an artist as well as an actor, Geller, “ none of my listeners Spaulding was a former Republi Then at the end of the war, another on the company's plans for the property. surprised the crowd by announcing the library want.” He noted the paper has a can state chairman who made two guy came in. He had friends. He But Thomas R. O’Marra, the town’s Zoning HIs master’s busy would also house an Anthony Quinn Memorial full staff covering the city and “ I unsuccessful bids for public office. went to the boss. Eventually, I lost Enforcement Officer, said the company plans to use Musuem containing all his paintings and don't want to do anything half Both operated separate radio- the job. I went to the union. They the renovated building itself, rather than lease it. He sculptures. way.” stations. Spaulding died March 2. gave me an examination, which didn t have details on what type of use Multi-Circuits A dog whiles away a sultry Tuesday afternoon while his master Temperatures were expected to reach the 90s again today with “ I can't tell you what an emotional thing it is to Personally, he'd rather be some Their lawyer has said Geller did was ridiculous. I got 100 percent. I has in mind. enjoys a cooler break inside the Gaslight Cafe on Oak Street, clear weather on tap for tonight. be standing on the spot my cousin beat the hell out place else. nothing to improve his station. was'overqualified ...” In May, Multi-Circuits paid a Massachusetts realty of me,” Quinn said. “ I can't tell you what this “ I'm 63, but I feel like 163 since I “ I think my audience likes the A tape began the first movement firm $550,000 for about five acres of land and buildings corner means to me.” Quinn's father was hit by a came to Gloucester. Boy, this town idea of an individual. One guy of “ Concerto in C Minor for Viola at 191,185 and 165 Adams Street. The land included the Dancing for fitness truck and killed on that corner when Quinn was 9. is the end of the world. The place going up against the system,” and Orchestra” for Geller's listen small parcel behind the Adams Mill Restaurant. I'd really like to live in is New Geller says. ‘ ‘They know that when ers in Massachusetts, Maine, and By selling off the property behind the restaurant, Health and Human Services Secretary Mar York. We lived in Union City, N.J., the establishment takes over, the New Hampshire as he talked about Multi-Circuits reduced the size of its Adams Street CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES AND garet Heckler demonstrates “ dancing for fit the gangster town of the 1930s. establishment gives it what the owning a 250-watt radio station in landholdings below fou r acres. By doing so. it avoided ness” Tuesday in the lobby of the H.H.S. building Gloucester Is a dead town. A establishment wants and not what Washington, N.J., a “ daytimer,” having to apply for a special exception to develop the In a day-long observation of the department's retired school teacher told me the public wants. on the AM band that by regulation 185 Adams Street parcel — zoning regulations require ^ OEI_T/V/\IR L.INE5 SLASH first annual Health and Fitness Day. Gloucester was a good place to be closes down in the late afternoon such an exception if the parcel to be developed is bom and die in but in between get “ IT’S FRUSTRATING to be on except in summer. larger than four acres. out,” he said. the outside looking in without a O’Marra said the company's plans for an additional PRICES TO NASSAU & PARADISE ISLAND chance of breaking through and “ 1 started symphonic music in parking lot would raise the number of parking spaces Techur wud iyke difrent speiing HIS LAWYER, Dan Burt, the once you do break through, having the evenings toward summer when at the site to about 60. head of the Capitol Legal Founda them set it up to take it away from I had late hours. All of a sudden in LOEWS English teacher Joseph Brown of Lansing, tion, which is handling Geller's you. That’s capitalism at its best in September when I had to cutback Mich, was a spelling bee champ in his high school appeal, blames Geller's license this country. That’s how fortunes to sign-off time, I lost 'em all. So I Every Sunday Through December 11,1983 days, but now spelling just makes him laff. predicament on the Reagan are made. They find something said the heck with this, I can’t build About 10 percent of all Americans are administration. somebody is doing better than an audience that will stay with * Round'trip air traniporUtlon from Hartford via Delta Airlinci me.” M anchester * Round-trip tranifert between the airport and hotel functional illiterates, a problem Brown blames on “ It’s the Reagan deregulators anybody else and take it away * Seven nightt accommodatlone at LOEWS HARBOR COVE on Paradise Island “ our complex spelling system.” To make life doing this. And it’s a very curious from them,” Geller said. Geller came to Gloucester in * Welcome cocktail easier for beginning readers. Brown is promoting pattern. Maybe they only want to In Brief * All gratuities on included features Including maids and bellmen He said 2,100 listeners have 1957, but didn't get on the air until N O T INCLUDED: Bahamaian * Rum Swizzle party (Tuesday evening) a "Regularized Spelling System." deregulate their friends," Burt indicated their support of his 1964 because of FCC denials for an A Sunday morning "Bloody Mary Party" departure tax The system would change “ laugh," to “ laff,” said from his Washington office. station in writing and he con AM-FM license. He got the FM * Free water taul llling’s award publicized * Tropical drink demonstration * Chaise louners “ caught” to “ kawt,” and “ would” to “ wud,” for “ It’s an extraordinary example trasted that to a New York station approval and assumed rock was 1 "I*"* l r « parkin* at Bradlay kitpori PLK PLKbON UBL OCCCUHANCY example. of the infringment of First Amend which got 20,000 replies from a the way to roll. By 1%7, he was Illing Junior High School’s recent award for *399 . end r«quelboll court * $100,000 flight InsurarKe at no cost PLUS 15% TAX & SERVICE "Beginning readers have a terrible problem ment rights of broadcasters. They population of 16 million in its insolvent with just $15 to his name. being one of 144 outstanding secondary schools * CMw TV and AM radio sounding out traditional spellings,” he said. “ Not are saying they don’t like this listening area when a change of He managed to pay his creditors gained the school a mention in the national daily only are they often unable to sound out common man’s programming and, there format was considered. the $15,000 he owed them, switched USA Today, published by the Gannett newspaper words because of their spellings, many spellings fore, we will take his license to give “ I have 365,000 and I had 2,100 to a classical music format, and, as chain. may be hidden contributors to dyslexia and other it to some large, rich company. signatures with only 150th of the he says, “ I went on starving.” Illing was cited in an edition of the newspaper I F YOU’RE PLANNING TO GO TO EPCOT CENTER AND WALT DISNEY WORLD reading-learning difficulties.” as one of the nation’s best schools when the Brown, a teacher at Lansmg's Sexton High awards were announced by Secretary of GO WITH THE LEADER School, said his system will be touted in the fall Off the cuff with the Governor Education Terrel Bell. edition of the "Spelling Progress Bulletin.” The school was chosen from among 396 Sociological Abstracts, Inc., has asked permis Six hours aftershe handcuffed herself to a chair W eather applications for the citation from 42 states and the CONNECTICUT TRAVEL SERVICES sion to print a capsuiized version. in Gov. Lamar Alexander's office in Nashville, district of Columbia. “ I doubt I will see a revised spelling system Tenn., a Memphis babysitter was cut loose with widely used in my lifetime,” he said. “ But within the promise of a meeting with Alexander in 30 Connecticut today the next 25 years, and with a lot of luck, the days. ' Teen GOP may want you WALT DISNEY WORLD Mary Maxwell, 33, had sought a meeting with Today mostly sunny except a EPCOT CENTER-WALT DISNEY WORLD CHRISTMAS VACATION traditional spelj^g system will be modified and a period of partly cloudy skies late SEAmr If you're between 13 and 19 years old and more consistent spelling system will evolve.” the governor to discuss a state licensing law that interested in joining the Manchster Teenage BOOK EARLY—DON'T BE DISAPPOINTED this afternoon. Very warm with YOU 1VO/VT BCLieVS THBSE PRICES! BRAND NEW PROGRAM! DECEMBER 26-JANUARY 2. 1984 prevents her from operating a day care center at Republicans, you'll have your chance this INCLUDES highs around 90. Northwest w in^ MONDAY MONDAY her Memphis home. Obtaining no response, she Sunday. * J|W |^l>tiint|lortltonki>nBrt(kyloOi1m kw O aTA handcuffed herself to the chair. 10 to 15 mph. Tonight clear. Lows in KIKISM INCLUDES the 60s. Light and variable winds. State Rep. Elsie “Biz” Swensson, R- • R'hwi Iff) ar irarspof loton from Brad Alexander at first refused to give in to Mrs. • Ibuid trill Itaialm btlaaanthiiaporliid hotel $309BI1.0CC. ley to Olando via Delia or US At A D IA T :^ 3 8 9 Thursday sunny with highs again Manchester, will host a cookout for the • HoM tatlliaififikiiM niilkoM . • Round Irpatporl tioteMransters plus 15H tax it service The wor^urns Maxwell's demand, believing it would set a newly-organized group this Sunday at 1 p.m. at * IkicairitoSiMKNll.SIMSHMiarFlUKaiidCTPIKSS CMID (2-17 VIS.) SUIIK around 90. Light and variable GAinxs Plira ISHI ok 6 narvkat • Seven rugtitv aaommodatons at the precedeht that “ all you had to do to see the 8AN FRANCISCO her home at 560 Porter St. •OIIMMMinMt UMTIT MOn iS9 WIIN2FUlirA«HK«DlllTS Sheialon lake>>de located nunules A former worm sa le s n ^ has been sentenced to winds. « FAMASTCDtSOOMTBOaiWTHOHIIMIuliranchidni governor was handcuff yourself tb a chair in his Plus 1S%toi A $afwk*i I'OmDi'hty Ro W three years in prison for bilking investors out of According to a news release, Mrs. Swensson a tc o id t to in m m a rn ta w a ilk F to n n FOR OM caiDoiis K$TNBTEMC«T81M*WN • Hotel la i and bajuage tunebng at hotef CHILD: S 3 office,” Alexander's press secretary said. to: M ntoy Far Hotoe. Catorlindloo. Putt fti! I Coll C o n n , CaMrall bciM (M aid ]lrd St.) $243,000 by promising them they would get rich has invited potential Republican candidates for IMN«n)OMISON'SM$MCSTE S3S9 • Oi'>cour
protest At Barnard D. Szarefc SPORTS Bernard D. Szarek, 68, of 383 Woodbridge St. died Monday at army rule Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of the late Ida (M cNeil) Szarek. CHRISTMAS IN JUIY SANTIAGO, Chile (U PI) - He was born in Grafton, Mass., Soldiers patrolled the streets of and had lived in Manchester for Santiago today hours after more than 30 years. Before retiring thousands of Chileans clashed SALE in the fall of 1979 he had been with riot police and banged pots employed as an engineer for Pratt and pans in protests against Sc Whitney Aircraft, East Hart military rule that killed one OPEN ford. He was a member of the youth and seriously wounded FREE Knights of Columbus, Manchester, another. •LOCAL DELIVERY THURS. 9:30-9 and of St. Bridget Church. At the Vatican, Pope John Paul •REMOVAL OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE He leaves a son, Bernard P. II called for a dialogue between the FRI. 9:30-8 Szarek of Vernon; a daughter, military government and the oppo •SERVICE Mrs. Nancy Collier in Australia: sition and implored “ that the road •NORMAL INSTALLATION two brothers, Walter Szarek of SAT. 9:30-5 to violence not be taken,-not even (Except Built-Ins) — Air Conditioners Simsbury and Michael Szarek in with the intention of reaching Massachusetts: a sister, Mrs. legitimate aspirations.” Louise Gamelin in Massachusetts: Protesters demanding restora and three grandchildren. tion of civilian rule defied a Funeral services will be Thurs four-hour curfew Tuesday night, day at 10:30 a.m. from the John F. burning tires and hurling stones at Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. riot police from behind street Center St., Manchester, with a barricades. mass of Christian burial at 11:15 Author dies at 67 Army patrols in trucks mounted a.m. at St. Bridget Church. Burial with machine guns rumbled will be in St. Bridget Cemetery. / through Santiago neighborhoods Friends may call at the funeral Mystery writer Ross MacDo as riot police used tear gas to home today from 7 to 9 p.m. nald, the author of 24 novels disperse angry crowds in several Memorial contributions may be neighborhoods of the Chilean made to the American Heart including "Sleeping capital. Associatio;!, 310 Collins St., Beauty." died Tuesday of The government of Augusto Hartford. natural causes. The Santa Pinochet imposed the curfew in major Chilean cities, the first in The Medics congratulate winning pitcher Scott Altrui, Mabel L. Peterson Barbara, Calif., resident was center, for shutting down Boland and leading them into seven years, to avert street vio tonight’s championship. Funeral and burial services 67. lence during the protest that were conducted Monday in Man opposition politicians called from 8 chester for Mabel L. (Taylor) Santa Ana; two brothers, John p.m. to 10 p.m. Peterson of Jackson, Ala., for McCarthy of Venice, Calif., and The curfew prevented middle merly of Manchester, who died Francis McCarthy of Hartford: class residents from taking to the July 5 in Alabama. and another sister, Veronica streets to honk their car horns — as Medics win, quaiify for finai Among her survivors is a daugh Doody of Canoga Park, Calif. occurred during two previous ter, Mrs. Dorothy Noble of Enfield. A funeral mass and burial were protests — but did not stop By Barry Peters third game in a row, the Medics in Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico. residents from banging pots or scored on Kennard’s sacrifice fly single to right. Herald Sportswriter avoided being ousted from the Dr. Robert G. iamonaco erecting barricades near their to left, but Boland responded with Dr. Robert G. Iamonaco, 33, of Francis B. Griffin homes. double-elimination tourney, while two in its half on singles by Ed ALTRU I HAD SEEN enough of The road the Medics have taken the loss was Boland’s first in Floral Park, Long Island, N.Y., Francis Belden Griffin, 57, of Police and soldiers fired warn Offering their support at Leber Field Tuesday night were Fitzgerald and Willie Burg to knot Boland’s rally, however. He struck to the Town Major Little Lieague post-season play. formerly of Manchester, died at Daytona Beach, Fla., formerly of ing shots in the air in attempts to Medics’ moms Claire Altrui, left, mother of winning the score at 2-2. out the last two batters of the Championship has been as rough his home Sunday. He was the Manchester, died Tuesday at his silence protesters and to frighten Horowitz and Kevin Coveil inning and set the top three men in pitcher Scott Altrui, and Diane Cote, right, mother of as the highways leading out of THE MEDICS jumped on top in husband of Christina Iamonaco home. He was the brother of chanting demonstrators off the scored for the Medics in ftie third, the Boland order down without a shortstop Ron Cote. Hartford these days, but they’ve the first inning and never trailed, and son of Mrs. Victor Rubbo of William Griffin of Manchester and streets. the latter on Altrui’s second RBI, a hitch in the sixth, setting up Floral Park and the late Gary avoided enough pitfalls over the though Boland came within one Rosemary Traman of Coventry. Hours after the protests were sacrifice fly. The Medics kept tonight’s rematch and Game Iamonaco. past week to find themselves in a run, 6-5, in the fifth. But Bill He was born in Manchester and quelled, armed soldiers patrolled rolling in the fourth when consecu Seven of the championships. position to win the Little League Kennard added insurance for the He was born in Manchester and had lived in Florida since 1976. He the deserted streets. tive singles by Kennard, Jay attended local grade-schools. He crown. Medics with a leadoff home run to Cote and Pat Dwyer had two hits was a retired assistant secretary Student Isabel Sanhueza, 19, was Norris and a two-run double by Of course, Boland Oil won’t be center in the sixth, and his each for Boland while the trio of was a graduate of Fordham for Travelers Insurance Co. of fatally shot in the neck during the Horowitz opened the lead to 6-2. University, Bronx, N.Y., Columbia lying down at Leber Field tonight exuberant dance around the base- Horowitz, Altrui and Kennard Hartford. He was a member of St. curfew hours in the working class Because they could afford a loss, School of Physicians and Surgeons either when the two teams play at 6 paths was all one needed to see to accounted for six of the seven Paul’s Church, Daytona, and had neighborhood of Pudahuel, police it appeared Boland might fold. But in New York City, and Tufts to determine the winner of this know the Medics were about to Medics’ RBI. Cote played espe served as a staff sergeant in the said. It was not known who fired the Oilmen came back strongly, Medical School, Boston, Mass. He year’s Little League advance to the championship. cially well in the field, taking part U.S. Air Force during the Korean the shot. scoring one in the fourth and two in had his practice in Staten Island, championship. Altrui helped his own cause by in seven putouts at short without a Conflict. Another youth, Alberto Pino, 17, the fifth to pull within one run. In N.Y. Riding the strong pitching of driving in two runs, including the miscue. Besides his brother and sister, he was seriously injured in a shooting the fourth, ’Todd Rose doubled and Besides his wife and mother he southpaw Scott Altrui and a Medics’ first in the opening frame leaves his father, John J. Griffin of in the middle class neighborhood of eventually scored on a stolen base lacovelli. Burg, and Rose all had leaves a sister, Janice Iamonaco, balanced 10-hit offensive attack, when his groundnut to second Daytona, and several nieces and Nunoa, hospital sources said. by Fitzgerald, while in the fifth two hits for Boland, with Rose and a brother, Thomas Mobila, the Medics lifted themselves into scored Gregg Horowitz from third. nephews. Information on the number of Damon lacovelli and Graig Law- collecting the only extra-base hit both of Floral Park. the finals with a 7-5 win over The Medics made it 2-0 in the Funeral services and a mass of arrests was not known. son took advantage of walks to for the losers, a line double to the Funeral services were held Christian burial will be held in Our Boland at Leber last night. For the second when shortstop Ron Cote score on Don Holbrook’s bloop wall in right center in the fourth. today in Long Island. In the wealthy residential sector Lady of Good Hope Church, of Las Condes, families banged Camden, Maine, Saturday. Burial Charles D. McCarthy pots and pans in their gardens and will be in Oak Hill Cemetery in over their front fences. Charles D. McCarthy, 47, of Camden. In the militartt working class Santa Ana, Calif., formerly of neighborhood of La Victoria, the Manchester, died July 7 of injuries scene of mass detentions following suffered in an accident in Mexico. To pay respects an earlier protest in May, resi His son, Kevin McCarthy, 20, who Campbell Council Knights of dents erected barricades and set was in the recreational vehicle Columbus, 573, will meet today at fire to tires in the streets. with his father, is in serious 7:30 p.m. at the K of C Home, Main Parish priest Pierre Dubois said condition in St. Mary’s Bum Street, to pay respects to Bernard police used armored personnel Center, Tuscon, Ariz. D. Szarek. carriers and tear gas against the He was born in Providence, R.I., demonstrators, who retreated to on May 21, 1936. He moved to Card of Thanks their houses only when soldiers California in the 1950s from Man We would like to express our appeared on the scene. chester. He was the brother of Mrs. sincere appreciation to the many Two protests in May and June Walter (Barbara) Backus of friends, relatives, neighbors and shook the country with the worst Manchester. co-workers who were so generous riots seen in Chile since the armed Besides his son, Kevin, and his and kind in our recent sorrow. forces coup that toppled the sister in Manchester, he leaves Sincerely Socialist government of Salvador another son, Donald McCarthy of The Family of Scott Aronson Allende in 1973. Senate eyes emotional issue of making chemical weapons
WASHINGTON (UPI) - One of duled today under the auspices of situation,’’ he told a reporter, the most emotional issues arising the Senate Armed Services Com adding his count showed about out of President Reagan’s mittee, in an effort to bolster eight senators could go either way. proposed five-year military support for the B-IB bomber, “ I think we’re within striking buildup has been whether to which would be replaced eventu distance.’’ break a 14-year moratorium and ally by Stealth. resume production of toxic Although the administration’s The United States has not John Marx leans around the fence surrounding the Herald photos by Pinto chemical weapons. request for producing nerve gas produced nerve gas since 1969, but Medics’ dugout to capture last night’s winners cheering Boland second baseman Dan Maher is out by a half-step as Medics first baseman Bill Kennard stretches for Ron The Senate looked likely to take equipment and weapons is a pressure to resume production has on their teammates. Cote’s relay. up that issue today as it moves into relatively insignificant portion of been growing because of reports debate on some of the more the defense bill — just $130.6 the Soviet Union is producing and I vulnerable weapons systems con million — the issue has stimulated using chemical weapons in tained in a $200 billion military great controversy in both Afghanistan. spending bill. chambers. For Alvord, coaching was natural thing to do The administration also ap The House authorized the pro The Senate moved into its third peared to be beefing up its lobbying gram last month, but an amend day on the authorization bill after for the bill. ment that would have deleted it two relatively unproductive ses Off the playing field, husky, The years have rolled by and A closed-door briefing was sche failed by only 14 votes. bespectacled Bob Alvord looked Alvord was in the teaching and sions during which Senate Republi pleted their seasons and have had Catholic. Ayer moves on to MCC duled today before the Senate Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., said can leader Howard Baker chas like the kid down the street who coaching field for 30 years until enough competition. The same after a stint at Brandeis Universi session began on the radar-shy he hoped to offer an amendment to tised members for failing to move performed best at piano recitals, sidelined with a heart problem. scrap the program today and holds true for the high school ty ....MCC soccer coach, Greg De- ’’Stealth’ ’ bomber under develop faster and Democrats promised to I but on the field during his football Alvord taught physical educa ment by the Air Force. A briefing predicted a close vote. athletes. By the end of June, they Nies, is busy this summer as an hammer away continually at the playing days at Manchester High tion and coached at Thornton Herald Angle by Pentagon officials was sche “ I think we have a very tight MX missile. have other interests.” instructor on the staff at Oakwood he was a tiger. Academy in Saco, Maine for three “ I ’ll try again to talk to the right in Glastonbury. This week he’ll Alvord captained Manchester years, 1950-53, following college Earl Yost, Sports Editor people to get the dates changed,” assist Blaz Stimac in a soccer High’s undefeated — but once tied and a hitch in the service, and then Suitor said. chmp at the Martin School in — gridiron squad during the 1943 to Bergenfield, N.J., High for 27 Manchester. Stimac is a former Reagan backs prayer change season. He was a born leader and years. Here he coached football, Locals featured college All-American and pro one of the best linemen ever to be basketball and track and served as player. produced in the Silk Town. director of athletics as well. into the coaching field for periods WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi or group prayer in public schools can Reps. Trent Lott of Mississippi seven as meet director, would like Front cover of Jack Repass’ dent Reagan is supporting a or other public institutions. No and Phil Gramm of Texas have a While the backfield starters with Two of his clubs copped the New after high school (Manchester) to see the dates changed. Greater Hartford Twilight League change in a proposed constitu person shall be required by the petition for Reagan signed by the last unbeaten squad of the late Jersey state championship in 1974 and college. “ Memorial Day would be an Baseball Book, 1929 thru 1979, tional amendment to permit wor United States or by any state to several congressman supporting Coach Tom Kelley attracted the and 1976, the title games being Only a 6-6 deadlock against excellent date to generate more features two Manchester men. Trip winners ship in public schools that would participate in prayer.’’ Reagan’s promise. .headlines, particularly the touch staged in Giants’ Stadium, which Hartford Bulkeley High marred an interest, both from a spectator’s Gene Johnson,who has spent four prohibit the government from The proposed change adds the But Reagan has apparently down twins, Ray Zemanek and Bill gave him his “ biggest thrill in otherwise perfect record during and a competitor’s standpoint," decades in the circuit and is still Beth Waddell of Westfield, composing a specific prayer to be words: “ Nor shall the United decided to hold his veto pen in Shaw, quarterback Red Degutis sports.” that 1943 World War II year season. the highly successful Manchester going strong as playing manager Mass., and Nancy Fish of Bolton recited. States or any state compose the abeyance. Tuesday, he signed the and blocking back Gus Gaudino, jt The ’43 starting squad appeared High coach reported. of the Moriarty Brothers’ entry, Reagan, a strong supporter of words of any prayer to be said in nearly $47 billion appropriations were the winners of all-expense was Alvord who anchored the line R E TIR E D since 1980, and father in a recent Looking Back at the “ I think I could get the approval prayer in the classroom, gave his public schools." bill for the Department of Housing and Pete Naktenis, the former trips to the 1984 Summer Olympic from his guard spot. He led the of five sons, Alvord now spends six Local Sports Scene feature and it’s approval of the reworded amend Paul Weyrich, head of the Free and Urban Development and sev of the ClAC (Connecticut Inter major league pitcher. Both are Games in Los Angeles. The names ment after he met with Rev. Jerry Congress Research and Education eral independent federal agencies team in tackles and was an months with his family in Vero hard to believe that four decades scholastic Athletic Conference) members of the Greater Hartford were selected at random from all Falwell, head of the Moral Major Foundation, said the new wording even though it was several billion inspiring a captain as the Red and Beach, Fla., during the winter and have passed since that team which governs all high school Twilight League Hall of Fame. entrants in the recent New Eng ity and some 21 other religious is aimed at those who fear that dollars more than what he White ever boasted. calls Giant’s Neck in Connecticut played its home games at the West athletic events and from the NCAA Repass, former reporter with the land Relays. Waddell, competed in leaders at the White House students would be offered a requested. The husky leader was a two-way home the other six months. He Side Oval under Coach Kelley and (National Collegiate Athletic Asso Herald, did a great job reaching the Women’s High School Division, Tuesday. government-written prayer to For lunch today, Reagan invited performer, as were all regulars underwent heart bypass opera Captain Bob Alvord. ciation) to allow its member back into history for facts and placing second in the 400 meters The clerics said he endorsed a recite. the teachers of the year from the SO affoSfi Sj,""""* during that era — 40 years ago. tions in 1974 and 1976. schools to compete.” he added. figures which fill the interesting and fourth in the long jump. Fish change in the amendment, which is states to the White House to Turning from prayer to the It was no surprise that. Alvord, Alvord noted in a recent letter, “ I’ve broached the idea several book...Two outstanding high was among the entries in the scheduled for consideration by a budget, Reagan was set to get continue his push for “ excellence 647-9997 ” " Suggests change following graduation from Spring- which was prompted when he times to the Relays’ officials. school soccer players have signi 10-kilometer road race. She com Senate Judiciary subcommittee some visible support today for his in education.” Thursday. field College, went Into the coach learned of my coming retirement, George Suitor, who has been “ The current dates, the last fied their intentions of enrolling at peted for the Silk City Striders of threat to veto what he calls 647-9998 ing field. Kelley told me a number The original amendment reads: 445 HARTFORD RD, MANCHESTER that he has kept in touch with Ron involved with all eight New Eng weekend in June, I feel, are not the Manchester Community College in Manchester. Arrangements were “ budget busting’’ appropriations of times that Alvord was always "Nothing in the Constitution shall Carlson and Degutis over the land Relays’ presentations the best time to attract the athlete. September, Colin Doran and Kyle made by Connecticut Travel Servi bills. House GOP leader Bob Mormons comprise 72 percent of thinking ahead like a coach. be construed to prohibit individual Michel, accompanied by Republi Utah’s population. MON., THURS. TILL 9-FRI. TILL 8-TUES., WED., SAT. 5:(X) years. Both the latter also went past eight years in Manchester, Most college runners have com Ayer. The former starred at East ces’ branch office in Manchester. JO - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, July 13, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 13. 1983 - 11 Sports Yawkey loaned Sullivan $1 million Was this Ted*s greatest feat? In Brief By Peter May Sullivan the $1 million he needed to meet the 00 wnat he did. LeRoux was retaliating for Mrs. UPl Sports Writer objections of American League owners in 1978. Yawkey’s stalling of a proposed cable television Sullivan has returned all interest and two thirds of the venture. BOSTON — There’s division in the Boston Red Sox principal. It also was revealed she will pass on her St. Clair concentrated on freeze out. He wondered Frank Howard recalls the time ex-slugger Williams put on a truly amazing show Junior Legion bianked front office, the parties admit to that. But one limited share in the team to Harrington on her death. why David Mugar proceeded with a deal with LeRoux principal is making sure it isn’t getting deeper by the Harrington’s testimony during the second day of the two weeks after Harrington told him he (Mugar) Allen, Russell & Allen pitcher Pete Kokinis day. trial occurred as the defense began its case of freeze By Milton Richman wouldn’t be accepted as an owner. After teing UPI Sports Editor struck out eight and allowed only two hits in ’Team consultant John Harrington remained out. Attorneys Jam es St. Clair and Bernard Dwork satisfied Mugar was not deaf, St. Clair hinted blanking Manchester Junior Legion, 8-0, atEagie resolute Tuesday in his next-to-last day on the witness cited examples of what they said resembled efforts by something villainous occurred in the two-week period. "Can you just picture Williams up there at the piate with Field Tuesday night. stand in the Superior Court trial to resolve the front Harrington and Suliivan to force LeRoux out of the St. Clair also asked why Harrington and Sullivan NEW YORK — When you’re as big and the bat in his hands? That's iike 18,000 iight years ahead Larry Stanford and Chris Mateya managed office feud. He was baited on many occasions to ownership picture. were concerned over LeRoux’s proposed purchase of intimidating as Frank Howard, you don’t Manchester’s only two hits, both singles. Mick profess his contempt for general partner Edward All Harrington would say was that he was not upset the Cleveland Indians. LeRoux told them the deal was have to hurry. Nobody in his right mind is of us mere mortais.” Garbeck pitched three innings of strong relief for “Buddy” LeRoux. with LeRoux, didn’t want LeRoux to leave in any other not firm nor was it in writing. Yet Harrington and going to push to get in front of you, so you the losers, allowing only one hit and striking out And while the evidence looked appetizing, Harring manner than in the legal sale of his shares, and was Sullivan wrote American League President Lee have that little luxury of taking all the time five. ton never bit. not trying to force LeRoux’s exit in an underhanded MacPhail and said the offer was firm and thatLeRoux you need whenever or wherever you want it. Legion, 1-7 in the league and 6-9 overall, travels Harrington was to step down today after some brief fashion. should be divested of his interest in the Red Sox while That was what the Mets’ manager was he says to Pete Runnels, get on, I m gonna "Here he comes out of the dugout.” to Simsbury for its next game on Thursday night questioning. The next witness was scheduled to be Dwork zeroed in on the contempt factor. He noted trying to buy the Indians. doing now in his Shea Stadium office, taking hit one out.’ And he did. He won the ball Howard recalled the spectacle, his eyes Mrs. Jean Yawkey, which promises to be interesting LeRoux stalled approval of Harrington’s inheriting It was later pointed out Harrington did not raise any his good old time, searching for exactly the game for us.” lighting up. "He’s .53 years old. hasn't because she doesn’t speak to reporters — or to Jean Yawkey’s limited partner share, valued at concerns when Jack Satter, a part owner of the precise word todescribe a man heobviously Howard played for Williams four years. played in more than 10 years and he East teams to be honored LeRoux. $500,000 in 1978. Dwork cited Harrington’s deposition Yankees, talked about buying LeRoux’s share. admired as much as any other in baseball. That was when Williams was managing the probably hasn’t picked up a bat in at least a It was to be the first time Yawkey has been publiciy in which Mrs. Yawkey’s confidant said he might have “E lectric!” he finally hit on the word he Washington Senators and Texas Rangers. East Catholic High will hold a dinner honoring “The Yankees are in the American League, are they month. Maybe even longer than that. But accountable for her position and actions, but she referred to LeRoux as a blackmailer. wanted. “That’s how I ’d .describe Ted ”I thought he was a very good manager,” the girls’ cross country, boys’ cross country and not?” asked Dwork. you can see him getting wired in for this. He already has stirred interest in the trial. Harrington said he didn’t recall using the word but Williams. Anytime he’s around, sparks Howard said. "He managed for the kind of baseball squads — all teams that gained state “Unfortunately yes, and for too many years,” doesn’t even wait for them to announce his It was revealed Tuesday she loaned Haywood added he might have felt it was unfair for LeRoux to fly.” personnel he had and that’s all any championships — on July 19 at Marco Polo in East interjected Judge James Lynch. name. He walks up tohomeplateand all the Someone else in the office had brought up manager can do. Everybody knows how people go bananas" Hartford. Tickets are available to the public and Williams’ name, calling attention to the fact may be picked up at East Catholic’s main office much of an authority Williams is on hitting. A.L. roundup the former Red Sox slugger and Hall of What a lot of people don’t know is how great anytime this week between the hours of 9 a.m. and HOWARD WAS growing excited now. He Fam er had been quoted as advising Steve an authority he was bn pitching, outfield got out of his chair to go on with the story. 1 p.m. or by contacting Malin at the school, Carlton to begin enjoyinglife a little more in 649-5336. play and general strategy. ’’Can you just picture Williams up there his last playing years. at the plate with the bat in his hands?” Williams suggested the Phillies’ 4-time “THEY ONLY talk about his hitting, but asked the Mets' manager. "That's like Challenge 12 wins easily Seattle rookie Owens spikes Red Sox Cy Young Award winner should end his who ever played that left field wall in 18,000 light years ahead of us mere mortals. silent treatment with the media. That Fenway Park any better than Williams? Anyway, he’s up there now and he motions NEWPORT, R.I. — Australia’s Challenge 12 struck some as humorous since Williams Carl Yastrzemski might be the only one and determined to conquer the ”Mt. Everest of the pitcher with his hand like this, you know BOSTON (UPI) - Seat had plenty of his own run-ins with The that wall has been there a long time. Plus — go ahead and gimme your best stuff. yachting,” left Advance lagging far behind Orioles 3, A’s I Knights of the Keyboard, as he caustically tle Mariners rookie short At Baltimore, rookie when you discuss Ted Williams, you’re "The first pitch he hits a flare over the Tuesday in the America’s Cup challengers’ called the press, during the time he played. talking about a man who is one of the most elimination trials. stop Spike Owen only Allen Ramirez and Tim second baseman’s head. The next pitch he makes it look as if he electric and charismatic personalities in pulls a line drive by the bag at first base. I In other competition, Canada I, which suffered Stoddard combined on a "ALL OF US WOULD like to say we are thinks the American six-hitter and Eddie Mur the entire history of baseball. There isn't .said to myself there weren't five active from sail problems earlier in (he week, our own men, but the truth is all of us make any doubt about that in my mind. continually led France III, from a five-second League is easier than ray cracked a two- run players around who could hit the ball any Tripie A baseball. concessions,” said the 6-foot-7, 47-year-old ”l ’ve seen world championship fights. harder than he did past first. edge at the start to 1:48 around the fourth mark. homer to lift the Orioles to Howard. “ In my heart, though, I believe Owen, in his I3th major their third straight tri Super Bowl games, NBA c'hampionships “On the third pitch, he hit a ball to the France III trailed by 2:17 at the finish. Ted Williams is the one man I know who is and World Series,” Howard continued. ”I Great Britain’s Victory ‘83 kept increasing her league game since being umph. Ramirez, 2-0, out- warning track. Then he sent the fourth one recalled From Salt Lake his own man.” even was fortunate enough to play in a into the Boston bullpen. He had one more margin over Italy’s Azzurra, from two seconds at dueled rookie left-hander Listening to Howard, Bill Monbouquette City, scored one run and Gorman Heimueller, who World Series, but the greatest single pitch coming and you know what he did with the start to 4:38 at the end. • nodded in agreement with Howard as to his exhibition I ever witnes.sed by any man in The victory kept Challenge 12 in second place knocked in another Tues scattered four hits in his it? Put it 30 feet deep into the right field day night to iead the assessment of Williams. sports was the one put on by Ted Williams in bleachers. Then he simply tossed the bat up with nine points overall. Victory 83 follows with major league debut until “ I ain’t seen the likes of him yet, ” said the Mariners to a 3-2 win over Murray’s 15th homer in 1971at Fenway Park.” in 'the air and walked off the field" 8.6. Australia II, with the day off, leads with 10.2 Mets’ pitching coach. “I played with him Howard was referring to one of those points. the Boston Red Sox at the eighth inning. » Howard shook his head. Fenway Park. three years and I remember a game I benefits the Red Sox annually hold for the "In my mind. " he said, "if Ted Williams pitched against Baltimore. He dropped two Jimmy Fund. The club was staginga hitting ”I haven’t been that Brewers 9, Rangers 2 UPt photo had taken batting practice that night — good a hitter in the mi balls and I lost the game, 2-1. He said tome, exhibition and brought together several of which I know he didn't becau.se I was there At Arlington, Texas, ’I ’m sorry, kid.’ I wasn’t worried about it. DePaul player to stay nors,” said Owen, whose rookie Chuck Porter its former stars like Dom DiMaggio, Walt — you could've called off the bull game and Not with all the games he helped win for me. fifth -inning infield out hurled a seven- hitter to Mets’ coach Howard gives the signals during a game this week. Dropo, Johnny Pesky and Frank Malzoneto the people would've still had their money's CHICAGO — The official word Tuesday from But it bothered him. Next time, I ’m pitching stood up as his first record his first major- Williams (inset, shown in Washington cap) wasoneof Howard’s participate. Williams was on hand, manag worth. Everything considered, it was still DePaul University was basketball center Walter against Cleveland and Gary Bell struck out Downing “is still a Blue Demon.” game-winning RBI. “But league victory and Cecil heroes — and not just for his hitting. ing the Senators, so he was prevailed upon the greatest exhibition in sports I've ever Ted three times. Near the end of the game. to take five swings also. But officials concede, Downing, a 6-foot-lO right now the ball is Cooper drove in three seen by one man." junior, is considering transferring from the North falling in for me. runs with a double and a Side university to Marquette University in “A lot of people say it UPI photo single to highlight an Milwaukee. might be easier to hit up 18-hit attack and lead ”He’s been thinking about it for awhile, but he’s here because the pitchers t Milwaukee. are around the plate and Boston rightfielder Dwight Evans beats the tag at second as Spike Owens waits. Key to British Open: avoid rough still a Blue Demon,” one school official said. Injuries still the lights are better. Blue Jays 9, Royals 6 That’s ti^e, but they also At Kansas City, Mo., By Mark Burton pinch hitter Willie Up Driver still ‘critical’ have a lot more stuff on Rice’s double to center. “Before we had a pride going to blame any sore Yankees 4, Twins 3 threat to end UPI Sports Writer the ball.” With one out in the top of in our manager, Rene ness or anything.” shaw hit a ground ball At Minneapolis, Jerry through a drawn-in in ST. PAUL, Minn. — Race driver Kathy Rude of Seattle took a 1-0 lead in the fifth, Jam ie Allen Lachemann,” said Cau Mumphrey drilled a two- BIRKDALE, England, — All a golfer has to do to Seattle was in stable but critical condition the first when Owen led off singled and took third on dill. “But right now we’re He was more at a loss to field, allowing two runs to win the 112th British Open Golf Championship, which run single with two out in score and sparking To Tuesday with numerous broken bones and other with a single and went to Orlando Mercado’s dou starting to think of our explain the club’s prob the eighth inning to cap a Lacroix’ career starts Thursday, is to hit the ball straight and putt injuries from Sunday’s fiery 130-mph crash at second on a balk by ble. John Moses followed selves not as an expansion lems at Fenway Park, ronto. The Royals had tied well. three-run outburst and it 6-6 with four runs in the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hartford Whalers Brainerd International Raceway. Boston starter Mike with a single to right, team, but as a team. It’s a where they are now 19-24, rally the Yankees. George To put it another way, straying off the rough-lined The 26-year-old driver underwent surgery on a Brown, 5-5. Owen scored scoring Allen and moving start.” but jokingly suggested a seventh, three coming on Tuesday again raided the troubled St. Louis Blues fairways spells disaster at the par-716,968-yard Royal Frazier, 3-1, relieved Matt a George Brett homer. organization, signing trainer Tom Woodcock who broken leg Monday night. on Rick Nelson’s single. Mercado to third. Mer Boston’s Brown, who change of scenery might Keough — who had a no Birkdale links course, which has undergone a few A spokesman at St. Paul-Ramsey Medical The Red Sox reached cado scored on Owen’s be the answer. had been with the National Hockey League had missed two consecu hitter through six innings Tigers 5, Angels 4 changes since Johnny Miller won the last Open here Center said Rude was in “critical condition, but Seattle starter Bryan infield out. tive starts because of franchise since it was formed in 1967. seven years ago. “I have no reason why. I — in the seventh and got At Detroit, Wayne Meanwhile, the Whalers said injuries suffered her vital signs are stable.” She was reported to be Clark, 4-2, for a pair of Seattle reliever Bill physical problems, re don’t think anyone does,” the victory. After his only pre-toumament practice round, Lee ’’responding — she is not talking, but she is not in runs in the third when Caudill hurled the final 1 Krenchicki slammed a by defenseman Pierre Lacroix in a traffic fused to bldme the loss on said Brown. “It’s just White Sox 8, Indians 0 two-out (jouble against the Trevino, the 1971 champion,suggested the alterations a coma.” with one out, Jerry Remy 2-3 innings to pick up his the injuries. accident earlier this month still threaten the made little difference. 'That might have been because something that’s eating Chicago left-hander wall in right-center field career of the NHL veteran. singled and went to se 16th save. “It felt good tonight,” away at all of us and it has Floyd Bannister pitched he came straight from a 3-shot victory at the Canadian cond on a wild pitch. Caudill senses a change to score Chet Lemon in the The hiring of Woodcock, a native of Providence, said Brown. “I lost the to change. If not, maybe, his first shutout in a year bottom of the 14th inning Open in fine form, untroubled by his perennial back No decision for Kareem Remy took third on Wade for the better in the young R.I., follows the naming last week of Jack “Tex” problem, and played an encouraging round. game and it. was me who they ought to schedule all Tuesday night to pace the and propel the Tigers. Boggs’ single and both team since Del Crandall lost it. I made bad pitches Evans as Whalers head coach after a successful “The rough was very rough and the fairways LOS ANGELES — Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is our games away from White Sox to an 8-0 rout of Reliever Howard Bailey, runners scored on Jim took over as manager. at bad times. I ’m hot five-year stint with the Blues’ Central Hockey narrow,” he said, thinking back 12 years to his still weeks away from a decision on where he will Fenway Park next year.” the Cleveland Indians. 4-2, gained the victory. League affiliate in Salt Lake City. play next season, his agent said Tuesday. triumph here. “The only thing is that all the girls I Woodcock, Evans and Claude Larose, the knew then have got grey hair now.” The six-tihie NBA Most Valuable Player, who N.L. roundup Whalers’ new assistant coach who had been played out his option with the Los Angeles Lakers, When Trevino is his old self on the course, the jokes, scouting for St. Louis in Canada, were all brought perhaps a little old themselves, come rolling out. met for one hour Monday with representatives of to Hartford by Emile Francis, himself hired away the Chicago Bulls. Several players have criticized the rough that from the Blues in May to become general crowds the narrow fairways and persuades most to Tom Collins, Abdul-Jabbar’s agent,, said no manager of the Whalers. decision is imminent. leave the driver in the bag and take an iron off the tees. ROYAL BIRKDALE Hubbard’s wild throw ruins Braves “He (Woodcock) is one of the most experienced The 43-year-old Trevino agreed only insofar as the and qualified trainers in all of professional rough was not graded, and a slight error was ENGLAND sports,” Francis said. By United PrA«« Press Intttrnntlnn/il International nhntnoranVioro^photographers’ Kboxa v as the two runs crossed______i the____ plate.______• . penalized as much as a wild drive. The penalty for ClubiMuse N.Y. names sports czar homer in the sixth inning, his third home run in two Woodcock never missed one of the 1,500 home straying off line was greatest at the 15th, where the 112th BRmSH OPEN " “It looked as if it was going to be a tough play,” said days, to break a 1-1 tie and send the Dodgers to and away games while he was trainer of the ALBANY, N.Y. — Assemblyman John Branca, If errors could be equated to earthquakes, Glenn Virgil, who scored the winning run. ‘ ‘I rounded the bag thick, thriving undergrowth offered Trevino the victoi^^. The hot-hitting Baker also drove in the Blues. . A graduate of Hope High School in chance to pitch in another of his tried and teked gags. yards, has a right- hand elbow, but offers a birdie claim a par 4. D-_Mount Vernon, was nominated and confirmed Hubbard’s miscue in the ninth inning Tuesday night in hard and when I s&w (first baseman Chris) Chambliss Dodgers first run in the fourth with a single. Providence, he was a member of the Brown “I laid my bag down to look for a ball, found txhe chance after a well-placed iron off the tee. The 410-yard ninth should be played down the right, Tuesday as chairman of the State Athletic Philadelphia would have registered a 10 on the lunge for the ball, I kept going. I ’m glad he threw it University training staff from 1960 to 1967. Commission at an annual salary of $49,500. Richter scale. away.” Reds 6, Mets 2 ball, but lost the bag, ’ ’ he quipped, bringing light relief By the time a golfer reaches the sixth tee, he should with an accurate approach. Any error would leave par At New York, Frank Pastore pitched a six-hitter He is the author of “ Hockey From the Ice Up,” on a sweltering hot day. know how well he is playing on the day. Once he has hit 4 to complete an outward par 34 very difficult to Gov. Mario Cuomo announced the nomination, When Hubbard, the Atlanta Braves’ second Gross, who executed a masterful takeout slide at a manual of training and conditioning and the Senate confirmed it hours later before baseman, fired a relay throw wildly past first with the over eight innings and Dan Driessen knocked in four Trevino said the quality in depth of professional his drive at the sixth, he will know how accurately he retrieve. second to put pressure on Hubbard, added, “When the procedures. recessing for the summer. He replaces John bases loaded and two out, the surface damage was runs to carry Cincinnati. Pastore, 3-8, struck out six golfers was such that one of them would be bound to is playing. Under increasing pressure from the predicted ball was hit, Ramirez sort of hestitated a half-second. wallfed two and gave up a run on an eighth-inning Woodcock replaces Eddie Tyburski as trainer blow hot this week and “eat the course alive.” He ’There is a dogleg to the right, and now a small gap intense heat and the need to drive accurately, players Prenderville, who has said his current position as that two runs scored and the Phillies posted a 7-6 He looked like he wanted to take it himself. That gave victory. pinch homer by Danny Heep. Driessen singled home of the Whalers. Skip Cunningham, an original didn’t rule out the possibility of it being him. for the ambitious, accurate driver to aim at. Most will will turn for the longer par 37 back nine. deputy commissioner of Parks and Recreation me one more step. I know Larry can run, and I wanted Whaler from the 1972-73 season, will continue as requires his full-time attention. the Reds first run in the fourth and slammed a He left the course intending to rest Wednesday- ”I opt for safety off the tee. Jack Nicklaus among them. The 384-yard 10th offers a selection of willow scrub The aftershocks then followed. The win completed a to get there fast enough to give him a chance.” equipment manager, the team said. . Branca is the brother of former Brooklyn sweep of the Braves in a twi-night double-header, as three-run homer in the sixlh might go to the beach and get a tan”- before launching Seven years ago, the Golden Bear’s last-round and sandhill hazards to protect its par 4. while an The Whalers also announced that Lacroix was challenge ended in a six at the hole, which is widely Dodger Ralph Branca. Philadelphia had won the first game 4-1. Since In ..other games, Houston beat Montreai 7-5, Los Padres 5, Cubs 3 his challenge at the $465,000 tournament Thursday. accurate approach should secure par 4 at the411-yard released Sunday from Laval University Hospital regarded as the most difficult on the course. 11th. Montreal lost, it meant the Phillies took over first Angeles defeated St. Louis 3-1, Cincinnati topped the At San Diego, Sixto Lezeano, who singled for the Trevino will be faced by the 45-yard first, a par 4 New York Mets 6-2, San Diego downed the Chicago in Laval, Quebec, where he had been admitted that provides a tough start, and probably will set the Correct judgment of the wind offers a birdie chance The 12th can be a fine friend or a fierce foe. tee place in the Eastern Division for the first time since 1,000th hit of his career in the second inning, lined a July 1 for treatment of chest injuries suffered in May 23. And when the Dodgers won later on, it sliced Cubs 5-3, and Pittsburgh upended San Francisco 6-2. tone of the round for many players. from an elevated tee at the par-3 150- yard seventh, shot that is too strong leads to real trouble beyond the More arrests expected three-run homer just inside the left-field foul pole in an auto accident in Quebec. while the eighth offers a chance for long driving to 184-yard flag. the Braves’ lead in the West to a half-game. Astros 7, Expos 5 the sixth as the Padres scored five times. Eric Show. The second, a 423-yard par 4, offers the first BATON ROUGE, La. With an accused The club said it will be several months before it opportunity for a birdie, but there is willow scrub With one out in the ninth, Mike Schmidt walked. Von At Houston, the Astros erupted for four runs in the 9-5, went the distance in earning the victory. can be determined if the Quebec native will be printer in jail, federal agents said they expected Hayes singled to center, and Ozzie Virgil laced an RBI behind the green waiting for the overhit approach. fifth inning and reliever Dave Smith pitched four Pirates 6, Giants 2 able to resume his hockey career. no more arrests this week in spin-off investiga single to right to bring Philadelphia within 6-5. Loser The third and fourth probably will play to their innings of shutout relief. Phil Garner, Jose Cruz, Ray At San Francisco, Jason Thompson had three RBI Lacroix came to the Whalers last season by way tions from a massive counterfeiting probe that Steve Bedrosian intentionally walked Greg Gross to Knight and rookie catcher George Bjorkman stroked respective 4- and 3-stroke pars, while the fifth, 343 already has nabbed 1959 Heisman Trophy winner load the bases. and Tony Pena drove in two, while Lee Tunnell and of a trade with the Quebec Nordiques. The slick run-scoring singles as the Astros rallied from a 5-3 defenseman was noted for his skill at handling the MANY MORE Billy Cannon and a Florida oil magnate. Larry Milbourne then hit a grounder to shortstop Cecilio Guante combined on a seven-hitter, leading N deficit in the fifth. puck. John Stiglets, a Baton Rouge resident working Rafael Ramirez, who threw to Hubbard for the force, Pittsburgh. Thompson got two of his RBI with a Dodgers 3, Cardinals I sixth-inning double and Pena singled him home to cap in Glenrose, Texas, as an electrician for Brown but Hubbard’s relay went wide of first and into a At Los Angeles, Dusty Baker smashed a two-run ^ IN STORE and Root, turned himself in to federal agents a three-run rally that snapped a 1-1 tie. Tuesday and was ordered held on $2.5 million bond for allegedly printing $6 million in CALDWEll MODERN AUTO Manrheswr Parkade SPECIALS! high-quality counterfeit $100 bills. V AUTO REPAIRS OIL RADIATOR 408 W. Middle Tnpke A complaint filed with federal court said
MANCHFSTER HERALD, Wednesday, July 13. '983 - 17 Advice News for Senior Citizens Breast surgery causes problems Seats are available for three upcoming senior trips Editor’a note: ’This co- ^ Wally ForUn,Fortin, has in-in League who signed ..nup n.rfor ^ DEAR ABBY: I could Inmn ia prepared by the formed me that the group tourney. The picnic ilies over their recent loss work, and we musicians from speaking herself the Arizona Scramble on 42. Low net — Frank Strimike, 794; Victor SETBACK SCORES: have written that letter Mancbealer Senior Citi- pictures from Bus 3 of this optional and will cost an of Violet England who was get hungry. But we never (which he made no men Aug. 3 should let the additional $3. Toros, 29; Duane White, Turek, 790; Lillian Lewis, Bea Mader, 141: Ada signed “ Wants to Love zena Ceater. It appears In year’s Wildwood trip are an active member of the eat our clients' food unless tion o f), she should do the league officers know if 29; Len Bjorkman, 30; 787; Mary Hill, 774; Ann Rojas, 136; Clara Hem Again.” The writer had the Manchester Herald available. If interested in Best wishes for a speedy center. w e’re invited to, and requesting herself. This they wish to attend the recovery to Edmund Bel- Jim McCooe, 31; Henry Fisher, 759; Carl Popple, ingway, 131: Dom Anasta had silicone implants to Wednesdays and Satur acquiring a picture, Rau, 31. brown-bagging it is consi point is made for two days. picnic with the ’’Retired 747; Ada Rojas, 747; Mina sia. 125; Mina Reuther. enlarge her breasts, and a Dear Abby please leave your name in loti, who is home recuper GOLF SCORES: Low dered tacky. reasons: Swingers” of the Man Reuther, 742; Bob 123; Carl Popple. 122; year later her breasts the front office. ating from illness.. gross — Jack Funke. 40; SACRAMENTO First of all, your answer chester Country Club on PINOCHLE SCORES: Ahearn, 741; Mabel Loo Oscar Cappuccio. 120; were hard as rocks! Abigail Van Buren By Joe DImInleo Golfers in our Men’s Our condolences to the Joe Grinovich, 42; Wen MUSICIAN is prejudicial in assuming the same date after the Sam Schors, 819; Amelia mis, 740; Bea Cormier, Grace Windsor, 119: Ann I had that operation four Activities Specialist England and Hooker fam Johnson, 42; Jim McCooe, that a handicapped per Anastasia, 795; Josephine 738: Floyd Post. 737. Fisher, 117. years ago and today my D EAR MUSICIAN: Re son cannot speak for her breasts are so hard I hate Greetings. There are quest honored. And may or himself. to embrace my own child seats available for the you never play to a full Secondly, a woman in a ^ a***-ii ren. I'm an affectionate followi-ng center- house on an empty public place would be far person who always en it was a coincidence, but s|x>n8ored trips: loving her because her stomach. more receptive to a re joyed hugging my friends, my husband stopped lov breasts “ got hard;’’ (Men 1. Hitchcock Museum — quest from another July 22, $2. # 1 > but now I avoid close body ing me as soon as my continue to. love women DEAR ABBY: You re woman (whether handi contact with everyone. I breasts got hard. 2. Mystery trip — July '1^ L DOUBLE w h o have had cently published a letter capped or not) than from am devastated. I would like to hear how mastectomies.) 26, $2.50. i UefielW*eee#sertwd from a man who needed to a man. J •MMOf OUtMIBu 'a ip s iw a ir / f.’ttJTSsr;.’'r S“’’"'111 t T h e hroo You told "Wants to Love men feel about this opera 3. Ocean Beach — July ^•aoeiAeowy w A reputable plastic sur accompany his handi KAREN C.. Again” to go back to the tion. Sign me... 27, $2.50. geon will inform all candi capped wife into public OAK PARK. ILL. COUPONS ' Individuals interested doctor who performed her WANTS TO LOVE dates for silicone im washrooms to assist her. ------T REDEEM MANUFACTURERS' CENTS-OFF operation and ha ve it done AGAIN, plants that there’s a 25 in registering for the AD Stores iSiunmei* T He inquired about a tact DEAR KAREN: You above trips may do so in COUPONS FOR DOUBLE THEIR VALUE. oyer. This is very expen TOO percent to 50 percent ful way to do so. You are right on! The face the front lobby from 8:30 SEE STORES FOR DETAILS. sive, with no help from chance that hardening of suggested that he ap Open Sunday with the.^egg on it is mine. a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Rosters VALID THRU SATURDAY JULY 16, 1983. health insurance. Also, DEAR WANTS: I have the breasts will occur. proach a woman in the Why didn’t I think of that? will be posted on the CHECK LOCAL STORES FOR CORRECT HOURS the results cannot be said repeatedly, never restaurant (or wherever bulletin board one week guaranteed. have any kind of cosmetic DEAR ABBY: Will you they might be) to ask her (If you hate to write before the designated So many women (my surgery to please another please tell your readers to find out if there are any letters because you don’t tiip. Because we hav^ self included) had this person — only to please who are planning a wed women in the washroom, know what to say, send for given ample notification done to please our hus yourself. My mail over ding reception or a big and if so advise them (and Abby’s complete booklet of trips, all registrations bands only to find our whelmingly supports the party with live music to other women approaching selves divorced and left theory that most men on letter-writing. Send $2 for the trips will be closed invite the musicians to the washroom) that a man and a long, stamped (37 with a condition that couldn’t care less about eat? one week before the de- needs to go in there to cents), self-addressed en makes it impossible to the size of a woman's Traveling to the job, assist his disabled wife. "Child’s Play" Host Bill Cullen says game shows are 'loo •parture date. Money for velope to Abby, Letter all trips will be collected engage in physical inti breasts No man who truly setting up and playing ' Abby, unless the wife’s cerebral" for the average nighttime sitcom viewer. Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, on the date of the trip, and Fresh macy with a man. Maybe loves a woman will stop from 6 to 8 hours is hard handicap prevented her Boneless Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) we ask all attending to Chicken Legs Bottom Rounds arrive about one-half hour LESSER QUANTITIES—SSa LB. before departure time. BEEF R(XJND-WHOLE-22 TO 28 LBS. Individuals attending Bill Cullen defends the Red Sox game this Man’s liver destroyed by drinking ^ Saturday are reminded ,c that the bus will leave the DEAR DR. LAMB: what will happen Your and ws doubtful any ever Pic and Save parking lot Please help me. My the TV game show at 10 a.m. sharp. husband, age 53, has ad husband may well lapse existed. He said it was into a coma. He may be Just a reminder: Thurs vanced cirrhosis of the very serious and if there disoriented and irrational had been any several day we will be have lunch liver. He was drinking 24 By Vernon Scott Right’’''bn all three net if he is not already. He years ago I would be dead ain’t bad. inside and not a picnic. f r e s h - m ix e d f r y e r p a r t s PORK RIBS ^ ^ ^ cans of beer a day, seven U P l Hollywood works, open working in FRESH-FORMERLY GROUND (»«)C K Your Health could have a heart compli by now. This upset me and “ ‘Family Feud’ is in The following Thursday BEEF LOIN-SEIRFBONELESS _ days a week. Our doctor Reporter two or three at the same Box-O- cation from disturbed salt I am worried about who syndicated prime time we will have a picnic I Fresh 1 9 9 did a vagotomy and took time, cabbing from studio Lean 169 SheU 7 Lawrence Lamb, M.D. and water balance. If he was right. access and it gets 20 starting at 5 p.m. sharp. C h i^ e n )1 9 40 percent of his stomach HOLLYWOOD - BiU to studio in New York. Spare Rihs m.A. bleeds it is more likely to million viewers every Afterward, we will go to Ground Beef ,t la m two years ago. At that Cullen, who has been The absence of game FRESH Sirloin Steaks be internally. DEAR READER: This night. So the interest is the auditorium to listen to KEF CHUCX>80NELESS SHOULDER time he said the liver was involved in more TV game shows in the network 8 KEFLOM Obviously he should not sounds like a doctor to obviously there. a program offered by Chicken Breasts Ann Page SBced Bacon ^ 7 2 9 all lumpy and looked like and panel shows than p.m. to 11 p.m. prime London Broil Steaks K). n Boneless Rump Steaks be drinking any alcohol at patient communication “Mayte people aren’t piano students of Ellen .2” it had marbles in it. anyone else, defends KEF CHUCK-BONELESS viewing hours puzzles as impressed with the Chen. It should prove to be KEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULMR OR all and needs good nutri problem. Obviously wha Perdue Chicken Breasts F ’ 7 3 9 Now he says my hus a coma? Will he bleed those programs which ap- Cullen. He dismisses the prizes anymore. In the old an entertaining evening, A&P Imported Ham ,b 3“*’ Top Blade Steaks 7 2 9 that controlling obesity tional support to help him tever your first doctor ib .'^ Boneless Chuck Fillet Steaks lb. band is in the last stages of from all the openings? He parently have been notion that network big frozen and having a regular do as well as possible. His saw he didn’t think was days winning $25,000 was so please attend. JUMBO KEF-1^.B PKG. 1.89 cirrhosis of the liver and it dropped forever from net wigs are still chary of big KEF BRCKET-UNTRHUKCP-BONELESS still drinks bSser but it’s exercise program and you bloated abdomen is p ro^ serious; neither has a big deal. With today’s While on the subject of Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams ^ I ’ ’ A&P Meat Franks iH P ’ i H t 1 7 9 has shrunk to the size of one or two six-packs every work prime time. game giveaways thanks Kahn’s Jumbo Meat Franks pkg 1 would empty the doctors’ ably full of fluid because anjfone since then, so you inflation the size of the picnics, we will have a Fresh Briskets his fist. day. An affable and agreea to the 1950s scandals Jn- 8EEF-2J9 LB. offices and the hospitals. of the liver disease. should relax. prize doesn’t make that picnic Aug. 4, starting at 5 M ff-tO Z . PKG 1 M-SIICEO _ _ My husband is very ble man, Cullen suggests, votving crooked produc Fresh Fkxuider Fillet 2 ” A&P Luncheon Meats 2 9 9 7 1 9 I am sending you The I suspect your first big an impression. p.m. We will urge all • 4 VA4^ WED. THRU SAT. X SELF SERVICE Ft8H 0CRTS- HiUst#e Polska Kielbasa lb. n skinny but his stomach is only partly' in jest, that ers and emcees who supp Oscar Mayer Meat Bologna 5^ 9 9 DEAR READER: What Health Letter 7-8, Living DEAR DR. LAMB: Sev doctor may have seen “ But money isn’t the seniors to invite their bloated and his feet so red a waste. Your husband most game shows are too lied contestants with With Your Liver, which eral years ago a doctor som e calcifications real reason people tune in. children or grandchildren llU ’ I rCL'/tT and swollen he can’t wear has an illness that he cerebral for nighttime answers to keep ratings explains its functions and said my X-rays showed “ near” the heart. These Some of the most success to the affair. This will give shoes. He has reddish caused himself. In this sitcoms viewers glued to high. 104F. SAUsaunr steax. turkey or what happens with liver some calcium around my can occur in lung fields or ful shows had the smallest ‘ all the seniors a chance to FARA# purple blotches on his day of high medical costs, the mindless comedy “ Most of the guys mak diseases. Others who heart but he dismissed it lymph nodes from a var prizes.” give their families a tour Morton Qiicken Dinner arms and chest. which we all pay as series. ing programming deci FROZEN want this issue can send 75 as unimportant. Since iety of causes. These often He says elenjents for a of our fine facility as well I ’ve resigned myself to taxpayers, it is important He believes it takes sions at the networks are c en ts with a lo n g, then I have had numerous have no particular signifi successful game or panel as meet the families of Celeste Deluxe Pizza LARGE JUICV SWEET the fact he doesn’t have a for everyone to realize brains, imagination------and too young to remember stamped, self-addressed X-rays and nothing has cance. But if the calcifica show include the game other seniors. GREEN QIANT lot of time left but 1 am so that a high percentage of “ owledge to play along those days,” Cullen said. CaGfomia Nectarines envelope for it to me, in ever been said about the tions were around, mean Itself, which should be If you are going to Com on the Cob scared. What can I ex serious illnesses could be with the gam es______LARGE ORCHARD SWEET care of this newspaper, calcium deposits. s at home. “The networks just don’t easy enough for viewers attend and ‘are going to DUTCH APPLE OR pect? He fell face down on ing encasing the heart, Moreover, Cullen is con prevented. If everyone P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Then I asked my , cur seem to have faith in them $0 follow but difficult bring members of your Southern Peaches the floor twice and went then you. would have an vinced game shows are Mrs. Smith’s Apple Pie just stopped smoking and Station, New York, N .Y rent doctor about them for prime time.” enough to challenging family, please let us Imow PLUMPFIRMSERRtES into convulsions, then entirely different problem more entertaining than SUMMCRTRC TREAT drinking it would have an 10019. Nor are game shows them intellectually. in the front office so we Fresh Blueberries passed out. Will he go into and he said he had never and it would beeasily seen most other TV fare. enormous effect. Add to It is difficult to know seen any on my X-rays today. prospering in daytime as Contestants and pane can prepare for this af Ann Page Lemonade U S N0.1-FOR SALADS OR SANDWICHES He currently is the they did a decade ago. lists are chosen carefully. fair. A word of note: FROZEN-RKM M VITAMM C Jumbo Spanish Onions bespectacled master of Soap operas have elbowed Producers want partici Lunch will not be served U S. NO.I-CALrORNIA ceremonies of “Child’s A&P them aside for choice pants that viewers can this day due to the evening Play,” which pits two Long White Potatoes Thoughts viewing in the mornings. relate to. picnic. can NATURAL PACK-WHOLE KERNEL Solar-power baseball contestants in a guessing Orange Juice FOR SUMMER SALADS MNTAlOUP€S-MONEY()£W-W*TEm»E1.0N PIECES “ Child's Play,” for in “Most viewers enjoy Our former director. game involving defini L i b b y 2 Cucumbers stance, is the mid the vicarious thrill of Lxtra Fancy Melon Trays 6 9 It’s hard to think God’s makes a sunny debut tions of words as ex I ni*Yl Q'PpnBaung-iSW-o*. >7-01. FARM FRESH N' TEN KR r e O . W E ^ Y SWEET (aK B.A V G i sky, seeing the same from whom I learn how to morning part of a CBS watching people win I Icaltli & Boaiiit Aids plained by youngsters, 6 I I "CuiOrMn cans thoughts. During my faith things but from another think of God and man. ‘If block of game shows, something — a car, mo L o n g w a lk B69n»-16ot. Sweet Com Whole Watermelons « journey. I’ve tried and- to 8 years, on pre-taped stand point. His fault any man be in Christ.’ BALTIM ORE (U P I) — More than 30,000 fans at following “ The N ew ney, a roomful of furni IS* OFF LABEL failed more often than not. monitors. _ which seemed excusable says Paul, ‘he is a new Memorial Stadium and radio listeners in seven $25,000 P yram iiT’ and ture or whatever,” Cullen w o n ’t e n d LaChoy"^ Ilie Dairy Here is a timely vignette The kids are taped in Aqua-Fresh in a trivial earth is now creature: old things have states enjoyed “ Sun” -day baseball just the way preceding “ The Price is said. “ You know, it could iCPjn that encourages me to Los Angeles ahd New Soy Sauce MWttOOEO serious and great; repent passed away, behold they solar energy proponenU wanted them to. Right” before the soaps have happened to them. u n til 2001 Tootpaste kwp trying. It’s from ance. I suppose, is nothing have 'become new.’ His Most had no idea they were part of the first York. The youngsters are take over. =99' Kraft Mozzarella Cheese SJ 79* William M. Macgregor’s else than the sight, for a former judgments, his game in major league baseball history powered precocious, funny and “ I ■ don’t know why ASHLAND, Ore. (U PI) La Choy Teriyaki Sauce ’S '79* 1(KJZ. BOTTLE OUARTERS-LiCHTCORNOn. book, Jesus Christ the Son moment, of sin as God estimate of great and by solar energy. sometimes obnoxious. games aren’t as popular — A 37-year-old Califor Bic of God. sees it. And Jesus, the dim They provide three clues on the tube as they once nian who has spoken only La Choy Sweet & Sour Sauce 79* Fleischmann’s Margarine JIS^89* small, are changed; he Solar Genny 1, a 20,000-watt solar generator, SEALTEST-IE-OZ CONT “ It is thoughts of God’s far-off figure, with a kind finds himself in a new was plugged into a stadium outlet by Baltimore to such words as “ rom were, ” Cullen said. “ But a once in the last 10 years Lady Shaver .*pKgKU l AMOJtTEO FIRVORS-REAOYTOSRREAD thinking which we need to of idyllic charm and pa washen earth. It is no Mayor William Schaefer shortly before the start ance.” The contestant great many people still estimates he’ll complete PiUsbury Frostings Light n’ Lively Cottage Cheese 99* set us right and, re- thos about it, is seen with power of earth that can of Sunday’s game between the Orioles and the who guesses correctly watch them. We have 8 . his walk around the world ASSORTED LAYER member„ they are not as other eyes, seen now as work a change like that, Seattle Mariners. wins a sackful of dough. million viewers a day for to promote world peace in Jergen’s Lotion ^ 39 OELiaOUS our thoughts. A man can God sees Him, in whom it Cullen has been hosting ‘Child’s Play.’ And that the year 2001. Pillsbi but the redeeming will of The 20-foot trailor with racks of sun-absorbing' Hood Fruit Drinks 'cS' P not come to the great God pleased the Father that all game shows since John Francis, who D e fte r Elottle God, who is able also to energy cells converts sunlight into electricity that and remain himself, little fullness should dwell.” subdue all things unto “ Winner Take All,” a 1946 «!S ^ made vows of silence and Seafood Shop and mean and suspicious; is stored in 300 2-volt batteries.. radio show that moved to 8 “ When my thoughts Himself.” Abstention from moto he has to give up some television in 1950. ‘GREAT SAWNGS sbury about life are put away As Macgregor suggests, The generator powered the stadium’s public pnauitt rized vehicles on his birth thing, to clear his mind of SHOWCASK that I may get God’s thinking God’s thoughts address system and radio station W FBR’s His credits as panelist day a few months after a FULLOFVITAMmS something, to get another Flour thoughts, Christ becomes will make a different and host include such 1972 oil spill in San Fran PEA BEANS Cod or Scrod Fillet broadcast to 65 other stations in seven states. FRESH CUT heart and other eyes. the gift of God’s heart to person out of you. cer programs as “ The P.S. YOUR CAT cisco Bay, says his trip Mott’s When a man does come to me. a Deliverer in whom tainly a “ new” person in David Wentling, a Solar Action of Maryland Name’s the Same,” “ I ’ve yiMTlHOWOWlT ' will take him 18 years. Campbell’s Flounder Fillet God, it is as if he looked Got a Secret” (13 years), Apple Juice FRESH CUT the power of my new life the reasoning of the Apos official, said the broadcast was historic, adding IS DEAD Francis communicates h H o e b OCEAN SPRAY _ _ from the other side of the consists, an Enlightener tle Paul. Why not enter a that Solar Genny 1 had also been used to power “The Price Is Right” through written notes, TASTEMAKER Pork & Beans Swordfish Steaks ELBOW Cranberry Juke Cocktail ’S?* 99* FRESH BUCCD God-thought in your faith rock concerts by top-name groups. (nine years), “ To Tell the Jamlat Kirkwood pantomime, gestures, fa Bath Toweb 3.99 - ASSORTED VARimES journal today. For star Truth'’ (seven years) and Staring cial expressions and sign A&P Macaroni Saknon Steaks Wentling said using a solar generator to power “ The $26,000 Pyram id” S Hand Toweb n-. «• 2.9 9 .. Betty Crocker Potatoes 69* FREW CUT ters, try 2 Corinthians 5. m RonrHashacinPillllo language. He also allows popular events would help eradicate public (five years). himself to hum and grunt. Brillo Soap Pads Lemon Sole Fillet Wash Cloths n- .u- 1.69 « 35* OFF ON LABEL FRESH CAUGHT Newell Curtis misconceptions about solar energy. In all, he has been snoKEh Wed. July 13 He says he has talked only Center Cong. Church involved dozens of shows thru Sat July 23 once in the last 10 years — Bath/RugSet 8.88 .k Tide Laundry Detergent A & P Solid o n e Bkiefish such as “ The Price Is ACE in a telephone conversa ______A U ITEMS ON SALE HARTFORD WEST HARTFORD -swHwiAn* „ atB p.m. White Tuna Anianaum Clnamo— Reop tion with his parents in ens Thursday. J Thunder Mat Sat Ju^ 23 55} — Flashdance Philadelphia. . Clnatna City — Tender (R) 2:15, 7:15, 9:30. At 2 p.m. Imported Mercies (R) 2:30, 4:30, 7:30, The Movies — Valley Girl Francis began walking FVesh Baked Whole Bar-BrQued Hofi^y Natural 7;M. — No^h by Northwest PSYCHO 2 Alr-Condltloned north from Inverness 2:35, 7:15 with The Thin Man (R) 12, 1:55, 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, RENNES French Brie Chickens 4j55, 9:40. — The Survivors ,T •***urn af fhe JedI m HUmS.M0ll»TIEIIIK hear San Francisco on GDlden RoDs Casing Franks (PG) 11:30,11:45,2,2:15,4:30, -SNOWNAT TIcfcala: $4.80-18.80 (R) 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, 9:20. — 4:40, 7, 7:15, 9:30, 9:40. i2iia.ft9i4da.7(8o.taiia April 27. He is now walk Rrturn of the JedI (PG) 1:30, WILLIMANTIC Box Offlcai 406-3900 ing across Oregon toward Jillson Square Cinema — TAVERN , 'CihMtudlo — Closed for the Washington, then will Summer. Return of the JedI (PG) 1:30, 76 Cooper St. P0RKY5 2 bead east. He plans to Colonial — Reopens 9:30. — Superman III Frldoy. (PG) 1:45, 7, 9:30. — War Mondiostor THEHEXTDAY travel to South America, EAST HARTFORD Games (PG) 2:10,7:10,9:30. — — SHOfVMRri— Africa, Europe and Asia. — Twilight Zone — The KiM-MLIMMS-IOiSt .IK Eastwood Pub A Cinema — Movie (PG) 2, 7, 9:20. 649-2248 *I44 III I I I II II I I I H |||[|('| Appearing Flashdance (R) 7:15, 9:05. WINDSOR Poor Richards Pub A ci- 6.69 Wodnesdoy lliglit Men better nomo — Flashdance ( R) 7:30, 7 PJozo — Flashdonce (R) ocTorassr riie B;iker\ 9:30. 94W - liOO C heese World d r iv e -in s at barbecues Hot I'lHids Showcase Cinema — NOW SERVING Ike Deli Stfokor Ace ( p g ) 12:15,2:30, Manchester — Mv Tutor — SHOumxn— ^
MANCHESTER HERALD, Wodnesduy. July 13, 1983 — 19 Wednesday TV TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT „PubKc Records NOTICE OF N O T IC E O F 6 :0 0 P.M. 9 9 - Fastlval of FaMi ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3. Section 1 (X) QD CD 18) ® ® - N«w« I S - Hogan'a Haroaa mark, Timothy Bottomt. 1877. Shlp^ A man dackfaa to have an Lovers' An Inttrpratatlon c f Hia In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 Rated PG. old liberty ship refitted inttaad '.Uana and 9 of the To w nC harte r. notice is hereby given of the adop and 9 of the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the Q D - ThrM 't Company Q ) - Monayllrw turbulent lifs of eompotar P M r Church of the Nazarene, tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, adoption by the Board of Directors of the Town of ® ~ Who'* Buppofthtg tha of acrappad. Robert Wagner, Tchaikovsky la praaantad. RL Daniel Segal, D.D.S., Stasko, roofing at SO Fox- Drive, 84,000. Connecticut, on July 5, 1963 CD - 8.WA.T. ( 8 ) -N a w a Doloraa Hart. Frankie Avalon. temporary tent installa Manchester. Connecticut, on July 5, 1983. Km s 7 Tha Itausa of unpaid child chard Chambaritin, Glenda " against Frank and Unda croft Drive. $1,800. o r d in a n c e S I - U vom o Ik Shirioy a Co. IS) - Conn. Sports Edition 1BB2. tion at 236 Main St., $300. Lauretano Sign Co. for Wednesday support are axaminad. (80 min.) Jackaon. 1871. Rated R. Scott, $277 and court costs Bergen Construction Cardinal's Buick Inc., BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Directors of the Town of ORDINANCE ® - Bill Donoo Outdoors IS) - Sotodad Soria dramatica. 9 9 - Nightlltw Yankee Aluminum for Manchester that the Town of Manchester convey to Noe| H. BE IT ORDAINED by the Boordof Directors of the Townof 1 0 :3 0 P.M. 1 :3 0 A.M . St. Francis Hopspital Co. for William Bissette. Q 9 - USA Cartoon Expross LIbartad Lamarquo. A. Quey, siding at 115 sign installation at 81 Bradley dba New England Engineering and Metallizing for Monchester that the Town of Manchester convey to James Simon Jones. Charlotte (D - Meat tha Mayors 1 1 :4 6 P.M. CD - Tom CoMa Show against Gloria M. Govin, siding at 28 Bigelow St., Adams St., $200. the sum of Sixty Thousand ($60,000.00) Dollars, Lot No. 17 in and Bridget L. Generis, for the sum of One Hundred - Living Faith 9 9 - Entsruinmant Tonight Brookfield St.. $2,000. the Buckland Industrial Pork, Town of Manchester, County Moore. Trey Wilson (standing. I. 9 9 - Howard Hughaa: 'Tha 8 - MOVIE: ' U Bax Shop' CD - Chloo and tha Man $2,503.05 and costs. $4,950. Tw enty-five Thousand ($125,000.00) Dollars, Parcel No. 10 In IB) - Bualnsaa Rsport Yankee Aluminum for Donald and Pat Sauer, of Hartford and State of Connecticut. Said premises are the Buckland Industrial Park, Town of Manchester, County ( 8 - Buck Rogors to r .). Michael Davis and Lynne Inalda Story Tha Ufa of this ae- Couplet attempt to keep up Bernard Gadomski (or with faat-changing sexual 8 8 - Indspandsnt Nstworfc ■■ Clark Paint Co. against L.D. Biathrow, siding at above-ground pool instal more portlcularly bounded and described as follows: of Hartford and State of Connecticut. Said premises ore ( 8 - MOVIE: 'Lova's Dark Rida' 7 :3 0 P.M. Thigpen (seated) satirize week cantric milllonaira it axaminad. Nawa Robert Topping, $402.36 Bob Murdock, roof repair Beginning at a point In the westerly street line of Batson more particularly bounded and described os follows: A man who it accidantslly ly news events in TH E NEW S 18 moraa. Claude BarrI, Juliet 69 White St.. $2,250. lation at 45 Fulton Road, (D - PM Magatina ( 8 ) ® - Taxi Jim triaa to con Barto, Jaan-Pitrra Martalla. 8 - Sparta Probs and costs. at 151 Hollister St., $950. $600. D rive , said point having coordinates N350,150.773, Beginning at a point In the southerly street line of Chapel blindad, It ttrangthanad by s TH E NEWS, which airs Wednes vince a Judge that ha la not James Angelo for Mel- E647.055.021 and beinga southeasterly corner of the land her Rood, said point having coordinates of N351.317.297, CD - All In tha Family 1873. Rated R. 8 - Dr Jamas Soon Residential Construc woman't love. Carrie Snod- days on NBC. craiy to ha can gat hla inharit- Town Water and Sewer ony Weir, shingling at 206 Dunn Bros. Inc for ein described; thence the line runs in a northwesterly direc £647,576.574 and being the northwesterly corner of the lond great. Cliff Pont. Jane Sey CD - Muppat Show anea. (R) 12KH)A.M . 8 - NBC Nawa Ovsmiglit tion Co. for Gladys Irwin, tion along the westerly street line of Batson Drive along the herein described; thence the line runs In a southerly CHECK LISTINOS FOfl EXACT TIME . Department continuing Porter St., $l,ioo. Manchester Memorial mour. 1976. CD - Family Faud roof repair at 99 Summit arc of a circulor curve to the right having a delta angle of 23 direction olong land now or formerly of James A. and ( 8 ) - Bualnaat' Report 93)-OddCotip- 1872. ing at 580 W. Middle of 121.16 feet to a point; thence the line continues In on east ore of o circular curve to the left having o delta angle of 9 9 - Match Gama Schneidar, Fernando Ray. Aftar his wlfa laavaa with hla ces releases Beverly Robert DiPasquale for Sabrina Pools for David ® - Play Your Boat Tannia To- 1671. 93) - Major Laagua Bataball: 92) - PKA FuH Contsot Karats gram fsaturst 'Ortsana' from bast friand, a man dacidaa to CD - Tom Cotda Up Cloaa Turnpike, $1,100. erly direction along land now or formerly of George J. 59“-06'*55". a rodlus of 350.00 feet for a distance of three day’a show faaturas 'Prapsra- 9 9 - Bamsy Millar Naw York Yankaaa at from Adsntlo City, N J Covsraga Tha Tallyho, Wilmington, DE. Januska. Sue Tysky, house con Miner, below-ground Glode, Jr. and Kenneth Corneau, Lot No. 21 on the mop her hundred sixtv-one and 11/100 (361.11) feet to a merestone In tlon for Match Play.' (2D - Prime News (60 min.) abduct hla adorad daughtar. CD - Jos FrankNn Show Lewellyn Pelletier, gar ein referred to. In part by each, sold line having a bearing of ® - Psopis's Court MInnaaota of tha Flyweight bout featuring Bruno Lawranca, A n i» Jami Internal Revenue Ser struction at 83 Bramble- swimming pool installa the southerly street line of Chapel Rood; thence the lunrs (22) S 9 - Real People Tonight's Fallpa Garcia vs. Jerry J. Clarke (lJ)-Rooklaa age construction at 110 tion at 83 Overlook Drive, N79 degrees-56'-50"E for a total distance of 413.80 feet to a runs along the aforementioned southerly street line of 93) - MOVIE: ‘Attaok Foroa Z' A 92) - Auto Racing: 1883 '24 9 9 - Faatival of FaHh son, Graar Robson. 16B2. vice releases Anthony V. bush Road, $63,000. point; thence the line runs in a northerly direction along apaclal oparatlons unit tracks 8 :0 0 P.M. program features a tributa to la praiantsd from Atlantic City, Center St., $12,000. Chapel Rood In o westerly direction along the arc of a curve Hours of LaMans' 8 - Honsymoonars 8 - PBA Prafaaalonal Bowlsra Marinello. $ 8, 000. land now or formerly of said Kenneth Corneau, Lot No. 21, to the right hovlng^o delta angle of 15“-05'■47”, a radius of down Jspanssa dafactors on a CD (D - Arohia Bunkar'a Plaoa Lenny Skutnik, a look at fans of NJ. (80 min.) 1 2 :3 0 A.M . Tour Covarags of tha Kaaalar Ruth Woodbury, garage Th e Rocky Horror Picture (S )-L u o a a 8 - Sports Tonight • Town Water and Sewer Mike Zorolinski for Wil Mildred Smyth, above said line having a bearing of N19 degrees-38'-29'* W for a dis ^ distance of one hundred thirty-three and South Asian island. Mai Gibson. Billia Is ordarad out of tha IS )® -B u f f a lo Bill Wandy fin CD-A U In tha Family Opan is praaantad from San demolition at 65 Foley St., tance of 67.12 feet to a point; thence the line runs In o 59/100 (133.59) feet to the point of beginning.; John Philip Law, Sam Naill. Show' and a profile of animal Department releases Her liam Fetherston, altera ground swimming pool housa sftsr Archie finds soma 9KX>P.M. ally asst Bill for tha man ha 8 - Palloula: 'Ml AdoraMa CD - Mary Hartman, Mary Josa, CA. (2 hra.) $625. northeasterly direction along land now or formerly of said The herein described parcel contains on oreoof S.OOocres. 1881. marijuana. (R) trainar Ray Berwick. (R) (60 raally la. Eselsva' man M. Frechette, Albert tions and additions at 20 installation at 42 Knighton Kenneth Corneau, Lot No. 21, sold line having a bearing of min.) CD CD - MOVIE: -Prlma Hartnum 8 - First Estate Mary Ann G. Hansen, Sold parcel Is shown on a mop entitled. “ Tow n of (8) S 9 - NBC Nawa (X ) - PM Magazine (8 ) - OabrM y OabfMa 8-TwHlghtZrins R. Martin, Gerald P. Richmond St.. $10,000. St., $2,900. N44degrees-27'56"E for a distance of 79.08feet tothe point of Manchester Connecticut Deportment of Public Works 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Hanky Panky* A •uapect* A happily married CD - Nightllna 2 :1 5 A.M . fencing at 56 W. Middle beginning. Engineering Division Land Conveyed By Town Of Manches (S) - Untamad World men's tranquil Ufa Is auddanly 9 2 - Bualnaaa Rsport ,iRotbman, 92 Green Road. Tom Hooper for Ron James A . Bell, tool shed mlld-mannarad archltact gata 10K )0P.M . CD - Ua Dataotor 8 - MOVIE 'Lookin' to Oat Turnpike, $200. The herein described parcel contains an area of 3.77acres. ter to James and Bridget L. Generis Scale 1" ■ 40' Dote ( D 9 9 - Fall Quy Colt and a shattarad whan he becomes tha Fournier, wood shed con construction at 319 Au Said parcel is shown on a mop entitled, “ Townof Manches 7/3/80 Revisions: 6/23/83” . ( 8 ) - Notlolaro Naolonal SIN stunt woman help a movie star caught In a wab of intrigua and CD- Nawa 1 1 :3 0 P.M. 93) - Saturday Night Uvs O u f Tw• a-vw o «,i,waa-aa>aavsmalMma wcon i t ailWMman Arteffects for Farley Noticiat nacionalea con Guil murdar. Gana Wlldar, Gllda prims suapact In e pollca hunt struction at 93 Ashworth tumn St., $400. * ter Connecticut Department of Public Works Engineering Sold premises ore sublect to the following: accused of murder. (R) (60 min.) for a sax murdarar. Mika Farrall, haad for tha Laa Vsgaa big time. Altecbmenla lermo Rettrepo. Radnar, Richard WIdmark. CD - Naw Jarsay Report C D - Hawaii F lv »0 8 - Pk* tha Pros Sportawri- Corp.. sign installation at St.. $2,250. Division Land Conveyed by Townof Manchester to New En 1. Industrial Pork Regulations of the Manchester - MOVIE: Th a Looking Tarl Garr, Varonica Cartwright tars praviaw kay g « n M and Jon Volght Ann-Margrat Burt Penlube Inc. against Metro Building Co. for gland Engineering and M etallizing Scale 1” equals 40' Dote: Economic Development Commission, recorded In Volume - Jefferaona CD 1882. Rated PG. 9 9 - Profaaalonal Golf Bariaa CD-Bacolta Young. Rated R. 340 Progress Drive, Olaaa War^ A mitaion aparfct off 1681. vlawars compata for prizaa. O’Brien Construction, Ronald M. Maillot, fenc Savings Bank of Manches 9/17/80 Revisions: 6-21-83." 662, Page 292 of the Manchester Land Records. - ABC Nawa I S 9 2 - Natkmal Gaographle 9 9 - Sunday at tha King's C D - PoHos Story $2,400. Said premises are subject to the following. 2. Real property taxes of the Tow n of Manchester and of 9 9 a game of world espionage. “ The Merv Show 8 8 - Ula Night wHh DavM 2 :^ A .M . $3,000. ing at 125 Brookfield St., ter, interior demolition at Christopher Jones, Ralph Rl- Spaolal Th a Sharks.' 'Tha Ufa Housa C D -R o a k fo rd Fliss E. Glen White, fencing $820. 1. Industrial Park Regulations of the Manchester Econ me Eighth Utilities District of sold Town on the current IB) - Dr. Who pattarns of tha.aharfc ara axam*. ^ ® - MOVIE'Masada'Part Latlarman (D - Cte Nawa NIghtwatoh ' ' Michael F. Shanahan et 915-917 Main St., $20,000. omic Development Commission, recorded in Volume 662, chardson Pia Degermark. I S - - ChaiUs's Angsts G D -S a in t at 169.Main St., $100. G rand List which Grantees, by acceptonce of the deed agree load. (R) (80 min.) [Cloaad Cap- 8 - ABC Nawa Ona on One JIP al against Swensson Est Robert P, Maher, Bob Summers for Ro Page 292 of the Monchester Land Records. to pov In accordance with Section 12-81o of the Connecticut 7 :0 0 P.M. 1670. (S)-Ftosmsn Haporta Michael and Doreen tionad] (S) ® - Fsots of Ufa Tootia 8 - N a w a 8 - ESPN SpottaCantar above-ground pool instal bert Regius, sign installa 2. Real Property taxes of the To w n of Monchester and of General Statutes. CD - CBS Nawa 93) - Odd Coupla 1KX)A.M. ates. property of Joseph the Eighth Utilities District of sold Town on the current feels sbandonad whan Natalia 8 ) O - Nawa Is tha Nawa 8 - MOVIE: 'Rooky IIP A boxsr Zotta, above-ground pool lation at 110 Briarwood 3. Planning and Zoning Regulations of the Tow n of CD 9 9 - M*A‘S’ H 9 9 - MOVIE: T h a End of 8-Croaafiro L. Swensson Jr., East tion at 56 Loomis St., $125. G ran d List which Grantees, by acceptance of the deed agree Manchester. 92) - InsMa tha U8FL AuguaY A turn-of-tha-cantury gata a naw boyfriand. (R) ( 8 ) - M O VIE 'Maglo' A vantriL finda out that it It tougher to CD - Sanfbrd and Son installation at 15 Coburn - Muppat Show 8 -B a w H o h a d Eldridge and Oak Grove to pay in accordance with Section 12-81o of the Connecticut 4. Such easements and rights-ot-wavs existing on sold CD 93) - MOVIE: -Haywlrs' Tha housawifa finds that har rom- (8l - EvsnIng of Championship oquiat finds that hla dummy has stay on top than to to gat there. CD - Hogan's Harass Road, $2,500. General Statutes. premises os of the date hereof which do not render title CD-A B C Nawa livas of tha Haywaids ara fol- anca brings ostracism. Sally Skating Elaina Ziyak, Oa^d a mind of Ha own. Anthony Hop- Syhraatar Stallone, Burgeaa streets, $25,000. 3. Planning and Zoning Regulations of the Town of Man CD - Biloam Christian Warship 3KK>A.M. '••I Deborah A. Hess, unmorketoble or Interfere with Grantee's quiet enlovment (D -V a g a l lowad through tha good timss Sharp, Lilia Skala, Mark Linn- Santas and Kitty and Patar Car- kins, Ann-Margrat Burgaas Maredith. Telia Shire. 1882. chester. or use of the premises In any wav whatsoever. Bakar, Rated PG. Maredith. 1678. Rated R. Rated PG. 8 - D. Dtyadala'a Baaahall CD - M O VIE 'Tha Hungw HUT above-ground pool instal 4. Such easementsandrlghts-of-waysexistlngon soldpre- and tha bad timas. Laa Rsmick. ruthara ara soma of tha akatsra Tha mothsr and tha sidsat aon ;;;Foracloaura Hied ^ OFF 5. The sold parcel Is sublect to a twenty-five foot wide 9 3 ) ® -Alloa Jason Robards, Oaborah Raffin. who prsaant a apaclal parform- UBA Host Don Dryadala looks lation at 24 Niles Drive, 1.00 mises as of the dote hereof which do not render title unmar ufilitv eosement to the Grontor olong the west, south and MOVIE: Th a King and I' A ( 8 ) - MaoNsILUhrar Report 8 - Mary Hartman, Maty bahind-tha-acanaa at Amarica'a of a Victorian Irish family dlssL Connecticut Housing Fi- 9 2 - ESPN'a Horaa Racing 1880. widow and her son arrive in ancs to banafit Tha Jimmy Hartman $3,000. ketable or InterferewIthGrantee'squIetenioyment or useof east property lines of the herein described parcel. ( 8 - 2 4 Horaa National Paatlma. pats the family fortune through with this coupon the premises In any way whatsoever. Sold premises ore sublect to the following condition: Wkly. 9 9 - PBA Profasslonat Bowlsra Siam to tutor the King's many Fund, a children's cancer ra- ...Tnance Co. against James 8-Croatflto gambling and drugs. Jean Sim Mary Ann G. Hansen, INSURED 5. Subject too twenty-five foot wide utility easement to the "The premises described herein ore conveyed upon the - Radio 1880 Today's pro Tour Covsraga of tha Kasslar wives and children. Yul Bryn- aaarch organliatlon. (R) (80 9 9 - M O VIE 'RoHanoaatsr' An 8-Daapadida .-'J. and Florida M. Curtin 9 9 8 8 - Tonight Show John- mons, Margaret Lockwood, above-ground pool instal BONDED Grantor along the north, west, south, east and southeast condition that construction of on appropriate building or gram looks at tha honast trands Opan is prassntad from San ner. Deborah Kerr. 1656. min.) axtortlonlat aaaka one million n/e guaatt ara Llia Minnelli 1 :1 5 A .M . Dennis Pries. 1847 and South Windsor Invest- FULLY GUARANTEED property lines. buildings be commenced no loter than nine (9) months after and performers in the world of Josa, CA. (2 hra.) dollars after carrying out hie lation at 56 W. Middle 8 :3 0 P.M. ® - La Carablna da Ambroslo and Dr. Paul Ehrlich. (R) (60 9 9 - On Looatlan: Buddy 8 - MOVIE 'Mkrar of ’ ment Co.. 87 Pine St. Said premises are subject to the following condition: the date of the deed and that sold construction be completed entertainment. threat to wreak havoc at aavaral Turnpike, $2 ,000. the REASONABLY PRICED "The premises described herein ore conveyed upon the 9 9 - MOVIE: T h a Franoh Comadia musical prasantando min.) Haekatt Daeaptlon' no later than eighteen (18) months thereafter. By CD CD - Glotfa Maggia's call to a Fito Giron. Ofalla Gullmain, crowded amuaamant parka. Redfield Rental Center, condition that construction of on appropriate building or acceptance of the deed, the Grantees, tor themselves and George Segal. Richard WId 8 - M O VIE 'Ball a Crooked 8 - MOVIE 'Tha Mutio 8 - Voloa of FsHh Foredosure retaaaed temporary canopy instal buildings be commenced no later than nine (9) months after their heirs, successors and assigns covenant and agree to the date of the deed and that sold construction be completed comply with the aforesaid conditions and Grantor herein or I'M SOKRy, e a s y , if I HAP BEEN Savings Bank of Man H o u s e w o r k s BOOR'S T YEAH I I KNOW. BUT lation at Manchster High no later than eighteen (18) months thereafter. By accep Its successors shall have the right to enforce these WATCHINS THE ROAD 1N5TEAP HMM...“THE BEEN USEFUL yiTS SO FRUSTRATING. chester releases William School, $160. tance of the deed, the Grantee, for itself and its successors conditions by making a tender of the purchase price as O F r e a p i n g t h i s STUPID BOOK- S N A K E IN EXPERT HOUSEHOtD HELP f 1 TH O U G H T WE W E R E E. Saglio. and assigns covenonts and agrees to comply with the afore stated herein to the Grantees or their heirs, successors and THE RUG';.. Lauretano Sign Corp. said conditions and Grantor herein or its successors shell assigns and demand a reconveyance of the herein described ONTO SOMETHING BRIDGE ASTRO Salaa agreemanl for K.C. Inc., sign installa hove the right to enforce these conditions by making a premises." T H IS TIM E tion at 396 W. Middle 6 4 7 - 3 7 7 7 tender of the purchase price os stated herein to the Grantee 6/24/82 Michael W. and Ellen or its successors and assigns and demand a reconveyance of Prepared by William J. Shea, Assistant Town Attorney GRAPH M. Rizzo to purchase 509 Turnpike, $1,950. the herein described premises." This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this A timely throw-in ' Spring St. from Ronald Blanca Contreras, This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this pu publication In this newspaper provided that within ten (10) above-ground pool instal blication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10)t days after this publication of this Ordinance a petition and Pauline Kozuch, days after this publication of this Ordinance o petition signed by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the nitty-gritty before $129,000. lation at 9 Anderson St., signed by not less than five (5) percent of the electors of the To w n, as determined from the lotest officials lists of the tiiA t ^ . I $1,400. Manchester Sheltered Workshop Bakery To w n , as determined from the latest officials lists of the Re Registrars of Voters, has not been filed with the Town Cle-'*'. NORTH M M ( Building permits gistrars of Voters, hos not been filed with the To w n Clerk re requesting its reference to a special Town election. 4AKS5 a ante trump loser, a sure Paul J. Lucius, above 57 Hollltter Street (Bentley School) heart loser and two passible Bartlet Brainard for questing its reference to a special To w n election. Stephen T. Cossano V883 qbur ground pool installation at Stephen T. Cossano Secretory ♦ A K 6 club losera. I ..William Finnegan Jr., 47 Judith Drive, $2,442. Secretory Boord of Directors ♦ 742 Of course, be can always ^Birthdoy 'porch construction at 4 Open for Sales to the Public! Board of Directors Manchester, Connecticut Pratt Sign Co. for Sav Manchester, Connecticut Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 6th day of July, 19£3. try the double club flnem Harvard Road, $3,900. ings Bank of Manchster, WEST EAST and be borne unless West Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 6th day of July, 028-07 ♦ Q8S M )r 14,1993 Kathy Thibodeau for sign installation at 241 W. 1983. holds both the king and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Thibo- WED., THURS. and FRI. 027-07 It’s better to run your BECAUSE YOU never Q10874 WK82 oueen, but can he do any In ttw year ahead don’t allow Middle Turnpike, $1,500. wont ad for several GJ10 81 BQ87S past Infactiona to reiitrict your -'deau, fence construction Friendly Ice Cream know when sonneone LUF 'TELLS ME t h e n w e l c o m e t o t h e thing to guard agadnat that days ... canceling it as will be searching for the V O U H E BOTH r HI, ♦ K Q 8 S ♦ 8 6 8 unfortunate poadfilityT thinking, and you'll be able to ' 'at 77 Bridge St., $606^ Corp., sign installation at 9:00 A .M . t c 1:00 P .M . Prepared by Wllllom J. Shea. Assistant Town Attorney LAFAYETTE ESCADHILLE, CAPTAIN. turn around conditions which soon as you get results. Item you have for sale, SOUTH Can he force West to lead Orlando AnnuUi & Sons 199 Spencer St., $2,000. o ' g e n t l e m e n ; I AM I'M ALLEY have been blocking your prog- For Further Information — Call 646-5718 c a p t a in c h r is e a u ; OOP... ♦ JMI741 a club some time along the for the Town of Manches- Richard Maruki for rsM. . ,-ter, addition to garage at ♦ A J way? If South thinks things CANCER (June gl-Jidy 22) ♦ S4 rat, be can probably do Just Guard what you say, and hOw 263 Olcott St., $163,000. ♦ ajio that At trira three be leads you say n, today. K you dish Peter L. Brown Co. for a heart from dummy and aomething out on a crude ■Raymond Tinti, siding at Vulnerable: Elast-West fticks in hlaJack after fi’-aaf Dealer: South platter, you might be the only '''112 Chambers St., $2,500. plays low. West wins with one M t to eat the stuff. 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clambake chefs: they carefully lift 1 teaspoon baking powder Continued from page 13 Clam Chowder V« to Vi cup horseradish Sweet and a corner of the tarp to see if the Juice of 1 lemon 2 teaspoons cinnamon SWEET POTATOES and small clams have opened. If they have, 1 teaspoon ginger BUSINESS V* pound salt pork Dash hot pepper sauce Natural Cake new potatoes will be used, along then the whole feast will be ready. (cut into small cubes) Mix all of the ingredients to 'A teaspoon nutmeg with 20 lobsters weighing about l ‘/4 1 cup rolled oats 2 cups onion gether and use as sauce for clams 'A teaspoon salt pounds each. Mrs. Scorso was busy making Vi cup carob powder (finely chopped) or any other seafood. 1 cup chopped walnuts When it’s time to arrange the New England clam chowder for 3 cups raw potatoes I'A cups boiling water Beat eggs at high speed for 3 bake in the fire, the men will rake her family the day the Manchester 7-Layer Salad Vt cup margarine minutes.. Beat in sugar, stir in Jogging — easily the most ‘cost effective’ sport around (diced in Vt inch cubes) I'A cups sugar the embers free of the pit and line Herald visited. This is the recipe ■A teaspoon dried thyme pumpkin and lemon juice. Stir Iceburg lettuce 2 eggs the pit with the wet seaweed that wiil be used, in much larger Z cups water remaining ingredients together ■A green pepper 1 teaspoon vanilla covering the stones. The lining will .portions, for the clambake. She is 4 cups raw chowder clams (chopped) and fold into pumpkin batter. Among the amenities at a new luxury condominium • At night, wear both front and back reflective gear. their old grungy T-shirts and shorts (they usually be about six inches deep. aiso sharing the recipe, in family- 1 cup whole wheal flour (finely chopped, with liquid) ■A cup chopped celery Spread in greased and floured in Brooklyn is a rooftop jogging track. Among the know how to run rather than how to dress) to the size quantity, for the cocktail 1 teaspoon baking soda The hard shell clams will be put 4 cups iight cream ■A cup Spanish onion 15xl0xl-inch pan. Top with dawn-to-dark sights around Washington Square Park YOU’RE N EVER too young or too old to begin a schluppers in their pretty coordinated suits (out for in first — adding flavor to the sauce to be used with the clams. 'A teaspoon salt 2 tabiespoons butter (red sweet, chopped) chopped nuts. Bake at 375 degrees' in Manhattan are men and women of all ages and sizes Your running (schlupping, sloshing) program. Running attention rather than great exercise). whole bake. Next will come the Pour water over oats and carob Salt to taste 1 package frozen peas for 15 minutes. Turn out on towel jogging, schlupping, sloshing, running in a wide clubs and local parks organize races for all ages and lobsters, then the corn and the THE JUNIOR WOMEN’S Club and stir well. Let stand until Money's Pepper to taste I'A cups mayonnaise sprinkled with powdered sugar. variety of costumes, no matter what the weather. all distances. There are quarter-mile runs for RUNNING HAS now become so important in soft-shell clams has more than its share of good cooled. Cream the margarine and (freshly ground) 2 tablespoons sugar Starting at narrow end, roll towel More than 36 million of us are now running for fitness youngsters 6 and under and ultramarathons of 100 everyday life that a new U.S. postage stamp is cooks. And you can tell this when sugar in large bowl. Add eggs and Worth The seaweed will be placed 4 ounces Cheddar cheese and cake together. Cool. Unroll for and fun. miles for the hardiest of the hardy. Men and women in dedicated to it. vanilla. Sift flour, baking soda and between the layers along with you look through any of the Put the salt pork cubes in a kettle (grated) filling. It’s easily the most “ cost-effective” sport available Sylvia Porter their 60s, 70s and occasionally even in their 80s can And apparently, the real estate advertisement 1 saw salt. Alternately add oat and flour layers of the extra corn husks. cookbooks the club has had pub and cook until rendered of their fat. 8 slices bacon — and after you’ve bought a pair of good running keep fit this way. for a jogging track around the perimeter of a Brooklyn lished. One of Mrs. Scorso’s mixtures and beat until smooth. After the layers are all done, the Add the onion and cook, stirring (cooked and crambled) Filling shoes (im perative!), you can run almost anywhere at In fact, if you have even a whiff of a competitive condo is becoming typical of townhouse and condo whole thing will be sprinkled with recipes is for a layered salad Bake in 250 degree oven in oiled 8 x any time with virtually no other costs involved. spirit — or just want to see if you can do it — you’ll roofs. (The pictures soon may show runners as often until the onion is wilted. Afld the Line a 13 x 9 x 2-inch glass dish which she has titled "Mary-Jane’s 12-inch pan for about 35 minutes. You don’t need to invest in a lightweight warm-up • Run with one or several companions. There is enter a few races as you become hooked on this sport. as they show trees.) the bucket of sea water and qu ickly diced potatoes, thyme, and water with bite-size pieces of lettuce. 1 cup powdered sugar Kansas City Layered Salad." She Nice with whipped cream. suit made with a new water-repellant fabric that safety in numbers. Most entry fees are in the $3 to $5 range and often the If you’re planning to join the 36 million women and covered with the wet tarp. The tarp and cook until potatoes are nearly Over this sprinkle the chopped 2 packages cream cheese will be weighted down with rocks. said she makes this for most of the breathes. You don't need those spiffy color- ^ Run relaxed and confident. Develop an imaginary money goes to a local charity. men already caught up in the sport, get into it tender, about 10 minutes. Add onions, peppers and celery then the Pumpkin Cake Roll (3-ounce size) During the steaming the tarp picnics and parties she’s invited to. coordinated racing shorts and singlets. Most of the “ safety area" and be alert to anyone nearing your You actually can get back more than what you gradually, follow the rules for safety — and you’ll remaining ingredients and cook layer of uncooked frozen peas. Mix 4 tablespoons butter will puff up, the sign of a She’s sharing the .recipe even products are appealing but completely optional. "safety area” from any side. spend in "freebies.” At the L'Eggs Mini Marathon in probably remain a runner for the rest of your life. about 10 minutes longer. Do not sugar and mayonnaise and spread 'A teaspMn vanilla satisfactory "bake." though she’s not making it for the What you do need are investments in your own • Try to avoid anyone unfamiliar whom you suspect New York City awhile ago, for instance, the more than boil. Serve with pilot crackers. over peas. Next sprinkle a layer of Combine the powdered sugar clambake. 3 eggs safety to make sure running is the sport for you. For may be entering your “ safety area.” If necessary, 6,000 women who entered received attractive T-shirts, ("Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” the Cheddar and top with the crisp and the cream cheese, butter and Everything should cook to per 1 cup granulated sugar instance: turn and run the other way. L ’Eggs pantyhose, a disposable razor, a poster with 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal crumbled bacon. Cover with foil or vanilla and beat until smooth. fection in about an hour. And A few other recipes, favorites of Cocktail Sauce Two-thirds cup canned pumpkin • Get a thorough physical exam from your family • Avoid unnecessary (and valuable) gear such as the theme "Who Says Women Can’t Run the World,” money management, is now available through her plastic wrap and refrigerate for 24 Spread over cake. Roll cake again here’s the secret, according to the club members, also follow: 1 teaspoon lemon juice and chill before serving. doctor, particularly if you're over 30 and have been radio, earphones and jewelry. Women should avert and even special sneaker laces. column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to cup catsup hours before serving. Vi cup flour leading a fairly sedentary life. Have your heart, lungs attracting unwanted attention with exotic or reveal The one essential on which you must not stint "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care and blood pressure checked, a stress test and a chest ing clothing. expense is your running shoes and you’ll find stores of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. X-ray. Check your knees, ankle joints or feet if you’ve • Run single file on public streets and roads. Run devoted to this one product on just about any shopping 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press had any problems. against traffic and keep to the shoulder of the road. street. Otherwise, I prefer to watchjoggers dressed in Syndicate.) Portable grills make it easy Shortfall threatens food stamps ------E a ______BUSINESS WASHINGTON (U PI) — Worried a cash prevent any reduction or cutoff in benefits to 22 CONFIDENCE crunch could shut down the food stamp program. million Americans who- receive the income Business f SO-Raling the ,— South Korea auto industry to make these picnic recipes Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan.. says he will push fora supplement. Economy I 7 6 h l separate money bill to keep the food aid flowing. Dole, the key Senate expert on nutrition The food stamp program will run out of money 70- Continued from page 13 once, 8 to 10 minutes or until cooked to desired programs, said he wants to alleviate "concern In Brief next month unless Congress passes a $1.2 billion doneness. Reheat remaining sauce and serve with among elderly citizens who have no reason to be One-third cup corn syrup supplemental appropriation, which is part of a concerned.” to tackle American market burgers. Makes 4. Dental program starts (light or dark) larger extra spending bill still under review on Because funds are close to running out, tbe Capitol Hill. BLOOMFIELD — Connecticut General Life 1 teaspoon grated orange rind Agriculture Department last Friday notified By J.L. Battenfeld 102 people. Hone Kong one for The government, which main Pork and Beans Insurance Co. and United Dental Network have Vi teaspoon salt At a hearing of the Senate nutrition subcommit state welfare commissioners they may have to United Press International every 24 and Japan one for every tains tight control over most developed a program in Colorado aimed at 2 teaspoons cornstarch 1 pound dried beans tee he heads. Dole said Tuesday he will reduce benefits in August by 20 percent and 2.9. segments of the economy, appears reducing dental costs without reducing quality of 2.tablespoons orange juice (navy pea beans) recommend Congress separate the food stamp eliminate them in September because Congress SEOUL, South Korea — The "Our car population is one of the care. 1981 1982 '83 ambivalent about the expanding 1 broiler-fryer chicken 2 quarts water, divided appropriation measure from the larger bill to has not acted on the spending bill. South Korean auto industry is on lowest in the developing world,’’ auto industry. Connecticut General, a company of the Cigna (cut in parts) ■A pound sait pork the verge of a major expansion but S.W. Chon, executive director of "The auto industry has been a Corp., said the program marks "the first time a In 1-quart saucepan, stir together apricot nectar, 1 green pepper is reluctant to follow the export the Hyundai Motor Co., said in an nuisance," said Suh Sang-mok, a corporation established to market the services of corn syrup, orange rind and salt. Stirring frequently, (coarsely chopped Conan’8 back route used so successfully by interview. senior government economic bring to boil over medium heat and boil 5 minutes. In ■A cup chopp^ onion independent dentists and a major insurance Japanese automakers. Chon estimated one million planner. small bowl stir together cornstarch and orange juice ■A cup dark corn syrup HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — company have worked together on such a ■The industry, carefully pro Koreans have enough money to What troubles Korea’s techno until smooth. Stir into saucepan. Stirring constantly, ■A cup chili sauce When a picture succeeds program." tected by high tariffs and import buy a car but are resisting because crats is the diversion to motor fuel bring to boil over medium heat and boil I minute. Grill 1 teaspoon dry mustard as unexpectely well at the richard wrubel Participating dentists will charge Connecticut bans, looks to an expanding of unfamiliarity with automobiles. of oil resources, all of which have chicken 6 inches from source of heat, turning ■A teaspoon pepper box office as "Conan, The ______WETHERSFIELD SHOPPING CENTER General-insured patients no more than amounts domestic market created by in High cost also is a factor. The to be imported. Expanded use of frequently, 30 minutes. Brush with sauce. Grill, Rinse beans. In 4-quart saucepan place rinsed Barbarian," it is axio determined by Connecticut General to be 15 creasing prosperity. Pony, for example, costs between private vehicles also would bring brushing with sauce and turning frequently, about 15 beans and 1 quart of the water. Bring to boil. Cover matic that a sequel soon percent lower than the most common charges in 7e-iOO....Sub«tantially Bettor I But South Korea’s adolescent $8,000 and $9,000, depending on other problems — increased pollu minutes longer or until fork-tender. Makes 4 servings. and boil 2 minutes. Remove from heat; let stand 1 will be forthcoming. ★ SIDEWALK SALE! ★ the area. For example, the fee for one major 5 1 -7 5 ...... Modarataly Better auo industry faces high fuel prices options. The government levies 23 tion and high capital expenditures hour. Drain. In 4-quart saucepan place beans, It follows, then, that restorative procedure that could be as much as 5 0 ...... Same and taxes, and governmental different taxes on automobiles to maintain road networks. Sweet and Sour Pork Chops remaining 1 quart water and salt pork. Cover and boil ‘‘Conan: King of $175 in Colorado will be no more than $125 for 2 6 -4 9 ...... Moderately Worse I ambivalence about putting large which effectively double the price. for 30 minutes. Drain. Return beans and salt pork to Thieves,” is now on the participants in the program. 0 -2 5 ...... Substantially Worse I numbers of Koreans behind the Gasoline costs $4.60 a gallon. Traffic congestion already is a 1 tablespoon cornstarch saucepan. Stir in 1 cup water, green pepper, onion, production slate of Dino SAVE 30% to 70% wheel. Chon noted the Korean auto major problem in Seoul, where 25 Vi cup corn syrup corn syrup, chili sauce, mustard and pepper. Cover; De Laurentiis at Univer 8ourc«: Tha Conftranca Board Dominated by the huge trading industry was about 18 years old percent of the 41 million Koreans sal Pictures with body On Special Groups of: Mortgage plan succeeds One-ihird cup red wine vinegar bring to boil, reduce heat and cook gently 30 minutes, UPI corporations which in tacit part and did not export its first car until live. In an effort to unclog the Vi cup catsuD stirring occasionally. Uncover and continue cooking builder Arnold Schwarze TopsuSuits«Dresses*Blouses*SkirtsuSlacksuRaincoats WATERBURY — The Mortgage Center says its nership with government planners 1976. capital’s overburdened public 3 tablespoons soy sauce 30 minutes or until beans are tender. negger once again in the i5I>EC1a l d r e i^ g r o u p new home mortgage plan has generated more control the country’s economic Production is smail, about transportation system, the govern title role. All Regular 4 center cut pork chops. 10% OFF than $20 million in new residential mortgage Business confidence up life, the industry exports a modest 100,000 units a year of which 20 ment has undertaken a major (about l-inch thick) Priced Merchandise business. number of cars to Europe, Africa percent are exported. expansion of the subway system The cheetah is the »5 - *10 - »20 Calico Salad The plan offers one-year variable rate and Latin America. and is importing double-decker In 1-quart saucepan stir together corn starch, corn world’s fastest known Open daily 9:30-6 The nation's business leaders are “ But our prospects are good," mortgages at 9Vt percent and "has been the most buses to increase surface transit syrup, vinegar, catsup and soy sauce until smooth. ■A cup white wine vinegar land animal, attaining Use MasterCard/Visa/Ainerican Express • F R E E LAYAW AY! increasingly bullish on the direction of At least one automaker, Hyun Chon said, expressing the belief an Stirring constantly, bring to boil over medium heat Vi cup corn oil ^..OPENJVEDNESDAY^^^ & FRIDAY NIGHTS well-received product that we have ever dai, plans to enter the North expanding domestic economy will capacity. speefls of 70 mph. offered.” said Robert Stallings, The Mortgage the U.S. economy, The Conference and boil 1 minute. Grill pork chops 6 inches from Vi cup light corn syrup American market this summer create further demand, increase Industry and government offi Center’s president. Board reported last week. The Board's source of heat, turning frequently, 30 minutes. Brush 'A teaspoon celery s e ^ with an export model of its popular sales and boost production. cials predict Korea’s small auto “ In the first 10 days, we generated nearly $20 with sauce. Grili, brushing with sauce and turning Vi teaspoon salt measure of Business Confidence "P on y," a minicompact hatch Another factor is Korea’s protec industry will continue to grow million in residential mortgage business,” frequently, IS to 30 minutes longer or until pork is 1 pound green beans climbed to 76 in the second quarter, up back, in Canada. tionist policies. There is a 150 largely through an expanding It'S Wethersfield Shopping Center's Annual Stallings said. tender. Reheat remaining sauce and serve with pork (1-inch pieces, cooked, drained) Korea has about 270,000 private percent duty on private autos on domestic market, but that market The Mortgage Center Inc. is a subsidi ary of The from 70 in the first quarter (on a scale of chops. Makes 4 servings. 1 can whole kernel com cars on the road, roughly one for the books, but this is moot since the will be regulated through govern Banking Center, headquartered in Waterbury. 0-100). It was the highest reading in the (8-ounce, drained) every 152 Koreans. In contrast, the republic totally bans the import of ment policies designed to control Inside-Out Cheeseburgers 1 can red kidney beans seven-year history of the survey. Philippines has one car for every private vehicles. the growth. (8 ounce, rinsed, drained) 1 can tomato sauce 1 cup diced green pepper Company moves In August (8 ounce can) (or sweet red) HOLYOKE, Mass. — M ega Sport, which ■A cup chopped onion 1 small onion «D€VmiK^ distributes backyard sports games, will moves its State approves Vi cup com syrup U.S. called ‘over-plumbed’; (thinly sliced) $3 million operation to Connecticut in August, the Vi cup red wine vinegar In medium bowl stir together vinegar, com oil, com company said. 1 clove garlic syrap, celery seed and salt. Add green beans, com, The company has outgrown its 20,000 square $19 million (minced or pressed) kidney beans, pepper and onion; toss to coat well. feet on Main Street and looked for other space in 1 teaspoon dried basil Cover and refrigerate several hours or overnight. If western Massachusetts before deciding to move ■A teaspoon dried oregano desired, drain before serving. Makes about 4 cups to East Granby, Conn., said Mega Sport General for job projects new standards are sought Vi teaspoon sait Manager Scott Pyle. 'A teaspoon red pepper By LeRoy Pope progress. instant hot water. SAL6! He said the company worked with city officials United Press International Plumbing engineers, he said, are Konen has been working with the (dried, crushed) to try to find space in Holyoke and then also By Mark A. Dupuis starting to believe “ the Hnnter association of state building offi 1 pound ground beef looked in Springfield, Agawam and East United Press International NEW YORK — Americans think curve, ’’ on which the plumbing and 8 thin slices mozzarella RENAISSANCE UPHOLSTERY Thursday, Friday, Saturday Longmeadow. cials and code authorities to try to about plumbing in terms of con construction industries long have bring some uniform reform of 4 tomato slices Mega Sport, a division of Toshoku of Tokyo, HARTFORD — The Connecticut Development “Old World Craftmanship” venience and luxurious appear relied, may seriously overesti building codes that will encourage In 1-quart saucepan stir together tomato sauce, assembles and distributes badminton, croquet Authority has approved $19 million in low-cost July 14 - 15 - 16 ance but the time has come to think mate the water supply and drain adoption of much more economical onion, com syrup, vinegar, garlic, basil, oregano, salt and other backyard sport sets under the name financing for 14 expansion projects officials said Specialist in: about plumbing economy, says age needs of the average residen plumbing standards throughout and crushed dried red pepper. Stirring frequently, Spalding Family Sports equipment. would create 280 jobs and help keep 1,600 more. Thomas Konen of Stevens Institute tial building and the diameters of the country. He has had considera bring to boil over medium heat and boil 15 minutes. The company began three years ago in Also Tuesday, Gov. William O'Neill announced a •Restoration SUPER of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. the pipes required. ble success and considerable en On waxed paper, form ground beef into 8 patties, Thursday & Friday Easthampton and moved to Holyoke in 1980 after new project to determine what jobs will be available Konen, a nationally recognized At Stevens’ Davidson Labora about Vi-inch thick. Leaving 1-inch edge, place on •Upholstery a rapid growth. in Connecticut in coming years and how to prepare couragement from' the federal BARCAINS 10 A .M .. 9 F.M. expert on plumbing engineering, tory, Konen and his staff have been each of the 4 patties 1 slice cheese, 1 slice tomato, 1 workers to fill them. department of housing and urban At Our says he has come to the conclusion slice cheese. Top with remaining patties. Press edges •Slip Covers The Jobs for Connecticut project will make a conducting a variety of experi affairs. SATURDAY Pioneer earnings up after years of research and testing ments for years bearing on this. together. Reshape by pushing edges toward center. computerized study of areas where future jobs will be There naturally, is some skepti •Draperies that most American residential The most interesting is in a Grill, brushing with sauce occasionally and turning 31 Stores & Services I0AJN..6P.M. available and determine the education, planning and cism about the new water saving (Sales Inside Pioneer International Corp. of Manchester retraining programs needed to qualify workers. and commercial buildings are six-story dormitory for married plumbing systems and they are not — Shop at Home Service— •AAP On Saturday) reported that net sales for the six months ended O’Neill said the project, to be financed by corporate over-plumbed. students which has been equipped yet in wide enough use to make All work dono In homo or on our promlsM • A A P Paefcagt Stora May 28,1983 amounted to $13.8 million compared donations and foundation grants, would differ from This, he said,. results in such with water-saving toilets and their advantages obvious so Konen Girl Scouts get tough and guaranteed. Please call • Appllanc* Strvlot Canttr to net sales of $9.3 million in the same period last existing job creation efforts because it would look to evils as huge waste of water, waste showers and with self-venting faces opposition from some con • CVS Phamwey year. long term needs. of electricity for heating and drainage systems that eliminate tractors. VANPORT, Pa. (U P I) - The Beaver County Girl 643-2056 • Card Hall Earnings for the first six months of 1983 The project will be managed by Arthur H. White, pumping, excessive plumbing re the vent-stack and save greatly pn Scout Council, trying to recover about $1,100 in unpaid Leave message. • Oirislaman'i Framing amounted to $1.8 million, or $1.07 per share, vice chairman of a Stamford firm, and directed by pair bills and some contamination plumbing costs. cookie bills, is suing the parents of about 14 Girl • CotuMcHcut National Bank compared to $316,000, or $. 18 per share, during the David Birch of the Center for Neighborhood and of water supplies. Because it is by far the biggest Scouts. • Dutch Ovan Pastry first half of 1982. Regional Change at the Massachusetts Institute of "It also adds significantly to the water waster, Konen and his staff tl»F/lMliyAW>1S It’s the fourth year in a row the council has filed the • Friandly Rastaurant SPECIAL rising cost of housing construc have concentrated on ttesting a Net sales for the quarter ending May 28, 1983 Technology. e w . YOU o u b Ud a suit to recover money from the annual cookie sale. • Hairport amounted to $6.9 million compared to $5.6 million Birch will use a computer to ‘ ‘get some sense of how tion,” he told United Press wide variety of water-saving • Hair Stylan International. toilets. In the married students’ CinpfLAYTBHHlS! HE I ’The first year, I felt' terrible,” Wende Reynolds, AnHACTIONS in 1982. Net profits for the quarter were $912,000, to get people out of the old kinds of businesses and into DOESN'T JOSTHiriMB executive director of the council, said Tuesday. DZEN •KabaFt Luggaga or $.54 per share, compared to a loss of $83,000, or the new kinds." He said both in large buildings dormitory they have installed eW XCW OZlHC HET..J and ordinary homes drainage toilets made by Microphor, Inc, of "Since then, I realized I have a responsibility to the •Lagana Custom Shoos ($.05) per share, in 1982. Qnce Birch|s work is done, three organizations will LCfTBOf^-nMESHEHirJ Girl Scouts." • M ^ Pot Shop • Kiddle Rides Pioneer president Andrew N. Bohjalian attrib work to determine how the state can prepare workers pipes generally are much larger Willets, Calif., that use a blower to lfCl£/«CVERTiei • Mila Fabrics uted the company’s Improved performance to “ a for future jobs. White said. than needed. In apartment houses mix air with the water and cut • Ragont /Man's Shop • Clown And continuing upward trend in our basic government White said the project should begin by the end of the and commercial buildings, water consumption about in half. supply pipes tend to be too big, •Ring Bartwr Shop and aerospace parachute business.” month and be completed in about a year. The same air-flow principle is O pening • Sqgo Allan Fnce Pointing The development authority, meanwhile, moved to although in some homes the water employed in the dormitory in • Sampan Rastaurant supply pipes are too small. showers that cut the water flow to SONSHINE Thurs.&Fri.2to4F.M . help the short-term job front by approving state- September 1983 at • Sahaslianalli Jowalars Continental sells plants backed financing for the expansion projects. Konen said we still are following half a gallon a minute from up to •ShoaCanIrt Among the companies receiving loans was Eleo a concept for sizing plumbing three gallons a minute for conven //CENTER, • Pop Corn worked out nearly 60 years ago by South Windsor - East Windsor • Tha Nutcrackor Swaat STAMFORD (U P I) — Continental Group has Industries of Rockford, III., which will buy the former tional shower systems. ■ DWCARE Dr. Roy B. Hunter, while times and TRINITY • Trim Fashions sold six of its polyethylene terephthalate plastic W.R. Krueger plant in Bristol to house its Acme Rivet All hot water pipes in the dorm To w n Line *Hot Dogs needs have changed and there has •TVm Logs soft drink bottle plants to Tricoast Holding Corp. and Machine operation. are wrappped in a self-regulating 87 Barber Hill Road been a lot of technological heat tape that provides uniform COVENANT 1 Mils nsrtk ef •Watkins And Sodo of Los Angeles for $32 million. The company, which received $3 million in tax Dzss Tree Fans • Wothorsitotd Book Stora Continental said the transaction Will not have a exempt industrial revenue bonds, will renovate the » Wothorsfiokl Optical Co. • Postrios material impact on earnings. Krueger plant and expects to add 35 employees to its CHURCH •Waatharvana The six plants, which manufacture two-liter, current workforce of 150. Dollar hits new high in Paris 302 Hachmatacli SirMt • richard wruiwi one-liter and half-liter containers, are in Milpitas Among the larger financing amounts in the package MMdintor, CoMMctlart • Youth Contra F I IV FOB ALL! • Bolloons and City of Industry, Calif.; Merrimack, N.H.; were: 06040 BLUEBERRIES Pick Your Own Pine Brook, N.J.; Houston; and Tacoma, Wash. • $4.7 million to General Accident Insurance Co. of LONDON (U PI) - The said one reason for the against 2.5915, in Zurich at The sale, announced Monday, also includes Philadelphia to build and equip a regional office in dollar opened mixed on dollar’s strength was un 2.1255 Swiss francs com Phono 649-6647 Free Containers related sales and service operations. Orange, where the company has 88 employees. The European money markets certainty over whether pared with 2.1145 and in i/iHO VDU O O lW T A «E FREE PARKING FOR OVER 1300 CARS project will add a dozen new jobs. today, hitting a record Brazil would be able to Brussels at 52.03 Belgian • $3.8 million to K.F. Seitz Sons of Torrington, which high in Paris. Gold pay its debt and the francs, up from 52.005. ' ieai-ltasiHi 4pai 8pm I RCA/Tle make agreement e x t r a , i t e m s W ttH Accepting 3, 4, will buy land and equipment and build a new facility dropped $2. possibility of an increase The dollar closed in FANViLY \NAHt AD6 ■ CaS and an addition to an existing facility, creating 50 Gold opened in London in U.S. interest rates. Tokyo at 240.60 yen com jobs. •pwiThen*nr^5\kfelheis/ield . « ■ SHELTON (UPI) — Tie-communications Inc., at $426.50 an ounce com In Milan, the dollar pared with 241.70. ^ 6 4 4 -9 5 0 5 • $2.4 million to Power Supply Systems of pared with $428.50 at the opened at 1,531.25 lire Aad hUay Makl 'M 6 a designer, distributor and manufacturer of and 5 Year Olds For Upilata On communications products, has entered into an Bloomfield, which will build a new facility and buy close Tuesday. In Zurich, compared with the record HERALD 6 W M I agreement with RCA Service Co. equipment to consolidate three existing plants and gold opened at $427.50 1,532.70 at the close FREE $ 180.00/MNonth P M b ig ■ahMM bUt 24 A 2S add 110 jobs. against $429.50. Tuesday. NoO'danomlniHonil Under the agreement announced Monday, RCA DIbla Corroapondtnoa Sf'opp'n9(TenlBr • $1.5 million to Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp. of The dollar opened at The pound opened in Classified CondHieni has agreed to purchase a minimum of $20 million Court# of the Tie CX and CK line of prodpets over a Wallingford to renovate existing facilities and buy 7.794 French francs in London at $1.5305, down $45.00/Wooh $10.00/Day And Hours. Wrtt# aiwt study Courto, I f 039-1115 Silas Doono Highway Wothorsf iold two-year period. equipment. Paris, where it closed at a from $1.5315. M4 LydoN St. You’ll Get • $1 million to Flygt Corp. of Norwalk to build an record 7.7835 Tuesday. The dollar opened in Manchottor. CT 06040 office building in Norwalk, adding eight workers. A French bank official Frankfurt at 2.5885 marks Results! a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 13, 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 13, 1983 - Z3 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Stera/OMce Space 44 Pokitbie/Papwing INVITATION TO BID S2 MIsc. for Sole 63 Home and Garden 64 Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Cors/Trucfcs for Solo 71 Rec Vehicles 73 Sealed bids w ill be received In the Office ol the Director of General Services, 41 Cei.ter Street, Manchester, Connec EAST CENTER STREET- INTERIOR — E X T E ticut, until JU LY 24, 1983 of 643'2711 Ground floor. Private en SUEDE JACKET with fur CRAFTSMAN EIGHT HP 1974 FORD WAGON-Runs 15 H P MERCURY RIOR Painting — Wal lining. Size 7-9. Originally riding lawn mower with Bonk very well. Radlals. $750. O U TBO ARD -needs w ork 11:00 o.m. tor the follow ing: Classified.... For advertisements to be trance. B u slin e . P a rkin g lpapering and drywall Ispoissssioni CHIP SEALING — ROAD- Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 H eat and e le c tric ity In $75, now $25. Good condi 36 inch mowing deck. C a ll 643-2287. $75. Phone 643-6913. W A Y SURFACE Notices Resort Property...... 45 MIsc. for S a le ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead Installation. Quality pro tion. C a ll 646-1427. Runs good but needs T R E A T M E N T Situation Wanted...... 23 cluded. 375 square feet. fessional work. Reasona FOk SAIE P U R C H A S E O F O N E (1) Home and Garden...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m. oh Friday. Keith Real Estate, - transmission work. PONTIAC LEMANS1969- TWO BEDROOM MO Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 46 646 ble prices. Free esti 1979 Pontiac Trans Ain
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THE UNFINISHED CAPE EXPANDABLE" $64,900 Archllecturall/ dollgn^ capo boing ^ ll l on Woatorly SIrool (noKi lo FloycTo Maikol) al Iho lntaro*llon ol Hilliard and Broad streets. These quality conttfucted hornet I " '--* - . - - 1 tion Inc will feature spacious Wlchens with custom cabinets, FIXED RATE LIMITED — 10H% CHFA* GEM MORTGAGES — LIMITED
the Wepfc t* iponsoied by the Manche*l®r HerpliJ BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO REALTORS 646-2482 ______. 1«9 WEST CENTER ST. COB OF MCKEE, MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 •■..4r.T ’ \ / ------^ w,
ENJOY . . . All the family comforts of this well maintained MANCHESTER $65,900 three bedroom raised ranch in nice area with Charming 6 room Cape offering LR w/fireplace, easy access to 1-86. Two foil baths, rec room with large country kitchen. 3BRs, first floor don. FR, fireplace, central air and two car garage. Park- vinyl siding and city utilities. HWIACULATE TMtOUGHOUT Huge living room, large master bedroom, car de l^ e yard. $85,000. See'it todayl Marlene Scrogham 1 ta c h ^ garage, completely applianced. Nice private lot
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MANCHESTER "^56900 completed on one side, including newer fur nace, replastered walls, kitchen counter? ^ ^ SIT BACK Well cared for. maintenance free 7 room Vi du- "ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE" carefree living of the Northfieid plex. FeaturM Include spacious LR, DA, kitchen and floor, 1 'A baths, wall to wall thru-out, di Greeri lifestyle. Lovely three bedroom, 254 bath w/stove, 3BRs, finished rec room w/built In book in vided attic and basement, new sheet rock on colonial style condominium with living room, cases. Located In family neighborhood. party wall between apartments for added dining roorn, full basement and spacious closets. Fred Norman ^ MANSFIELO Amenitim include pool, tennis courts, club- Clean and Neat, 3 bedroom ranch. Full basement with fire protection, garage, new roof, re-built nouse, playground and carport. $70,500. Rec Room and Bar. New triple Pane windows thru*out. front porch and circuit breakers. With some Wt ein htlp youWoma i One car attached garage. Cioseto shopping center and 1-64. Asking $56,000.00 "Labor and Love," the second side could be "REALr PR0FE88I0NAU just as nice. Price just reduced to: Cill 646-4525, ind nk lor Din. iSENTRY .Sr
____ ll(MlEsUteS«rvlc«i,"“ *“''“ $63,900.00 D.F. REALE, INC. TEDFORD ^ **««**wsler 44M04R Real Ealale REAL ESTATE, INC. STRAND REAL ESTATE in ad. », iN.Aiiii , Cl. *» Co«>«;tlcul B »«t, Em i HMtfonf, 64t-45»5 00 Poquonock Am., WIiMtoor I MBAL BSTATB 647-9914 156 EAST CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. 646-2000J ' ' i - ^
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. .Dhnace ^orSommhim ^ornm unitm fe'siNrlr: in our communitv makaa MANCHESTER $48,900 Oakland Terrace so special. Con^ortabhi private but still liKuted ideally clase ta mipor shoppina ’Contemporary” BOLTON "IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY" c e n ie , s a n d on fy minutes/ram downtown tiartford. C om e s a d ece «vh3c th ey laetl Secluded Privacy with this 5V6 Located In Forest Hills. 3 bed Available on this completely ^a cio u s 2 Bedroom Unita • Goroge & Full room Chalet, tucked well away ^aem ent • Appliancea & Central Air • Energy rooms, plus 2 V2 baths, large furnished 2BR condominium from the busy environment, on Efftctent • C.H. F.A. Approved. located pool side. All appli Priced Affordable at $67,900 deck overlooking wooded area. your own 42 acres of mount ances, wall to wall, 2 baths & Gorgeous family room w/field- ains, streams and woods, even stone fireplace. dining area. Large recreation OPEN HOUSE ^ a 2 acre pond site and large room, plus exercise & sauna Perfect for those who like to pavilion. Asking $130,000. WED..FRI. create your own livinq style room. 3 - 7 PM $109,900. SAT. & SUN. xU&R REALTY CO. A\r :s^axtin & ef(olftman, Dn ED GORMAN 643-2692 t^e a C lo x a 1 - 5 PM A$»ociatea Robert O. RRurdock, Roaftor 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE ^ S T 263 MAIN STREET ' JUST OFF 1-86/EXIT 94 MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 174-6 OAKLAND STREET 3 ACK8TON/SHOWCAS61 646-4040 Am* Code 203-646-4144 MANCHESTER, CT. 646-131$ • WE’RE SELLING HOUSES •
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JUST LISTED ^ W a m TANNER ST. 7 0 ^ Spacious 8 room. 4 badroom Colonial. 1 *4 baths, fireplace. 2 car oaraoa and ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN.
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biANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC ★ C O O L ★ * Comfortable Cape on quiet street within ★ C O U N T R Y * , REALTORS ' Peaceful setting with stone walls, birches walking distance for a refreshing dip in the 89 WEST CENTER STREET lush rolling lawns, rhododendrons, ever- ’ (Comar of McKoo) cool waters of Bolton Lake. Attractive star greens and privacy. Big raised ranch with 646-2482 ter home. finished rec room and 2 car garage.