20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Sept. 18, 1984 BUSINESS Business Insurance crucial for new firms In Brief ^ You have just begun your small business. It is a protects the business against crime, including Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn. fledgling, as frail as any newborn could be. burglary, theft and forgery as well, and covers Then a fire, severe hurricane or tornado levels your damages and losses caused by malfunctions or some sun Thursday Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1984 PCB project in Columbus building. A liability lawsuit wipes out your profits for Your breakdowns of your machinery. — see page 2 Single copy: 25C COLUM BUS. Ohio — A major effort to reduce years to come. A burglar makes off with your payroll. The severe hardships caused by these kinds of Money's significantly the high concentration of polychlori­ You can have your broker or agent tailor each liaiirliPHtpr Mfralb nated biphenyls in electrical transformers disasters can be prevented — or at least eased — if you component of the package to the specifics of your around the country has been initiated by the prepare for them by buying the right kinds of Worth business, insurance. Union Carbide Corp. of Danbury, Conn., and Sylvia Porter • No matter where your business is located, look McGraw-Edison Co. of Rolling Meadows, III. American entrepreneurs last year started 600,000 into business interruption insurance. If a specific Called Unison, their joint venture will utilize new businesses, and this year's pace is running ahead event, such as a fire or major mechanical breakdown, technology developed by Union Carbide and be of that 1983 record, according to the Small Business forces you to interrupt your business operations, this based in Columbus. Administration. policy provides the money you need to meet payments The other firm will market the project through If your business is one of these, you built it from liability but doesn't protect your business activities. — your payroll, taxes and other costs. dreams and hard work. But a riew business can You may want to boost your personal liability New housing employees drawn from the McGraw-Edison • Extra-expense insurance covers the costs you Service group in Columbus. founder if you overlook the insurance crucial to its protection; then you also will need a commercial incur to move your business to another place in order Electrical transformers, in which PCB has long-term success and your peace of mind. policy to cover claims against your business. to maintain service. been used as a coolant for many years, typically Insurance needs hinge on where you locate your • Few home-based businesses benefit from busi­ • And review your auto coverage. You may be contain 600,000 parts per million or more. company and what you do. ness package insurance policies, but these policies do advised to ^et a special policy that covers your The Uni.son project, which initially will have 50 offer comprehensive coverage and are worth looking business if you have employees who use their personal • It you run a business out of your home, you can't into. shows dip Columbus employees ;fnd some 200 technicians cars for your work. around the nation to service contaminated a.ssume that your homeowners policy will be enough! Certainly, if you are an entrepreneur who locates a • Before you buy any coverage — and this brief transformers, expects to reduce the number of Automatically review your basic contract, since it business in a shop or office away from your home, guide merely skims the surface — investigate local PCBs to less than 50 parts per million, in may impose restrictions on coverage if you run a these packages can make a good deal of sense. insurance requirements. You may need certain accordance with Environmental Protection busine.ss at home. The basic idea is that buying a package saves you coverage to comply with the building code, fdr Agency regulations. • For many kinds of businesses, you can buy an time and money. For example, suppose you buy the example, or to conform with local business licensing for August endorsement on your regular homeowners policy that "Special Multi Peril" policy, which is just one of a requirements, will protect your business activities. number of business packages offered by the insurance • Talk with several agents and brokers to compare Seabrook head doubles goal This approach works particularly well, says the industry. plans and costs. Once you have bought the coverage By Denis G. Gulino this year the rate has fallen below In.surance Information Institute, if you run a school, M AN CH ESTER , N IL — Public Service Co. of This provides coverage for buildings and personal you need, keep the seller up to date about changes in United Press International music or art studio, or office in your home. 1983's rale of 1.703 million. New Hampshire has doubled the outside estimate property against a wide variety of risks, and gives your business so coverage can be modified to meet • Your homeowners insurance covers personal The worst construction setback was of how much it will have to raise in high-interest your business protection against liability lawsuits. It your new and, it is hoped, better situation. W ASHINGTON - New housing in the South, where most new houses securities to complete its .56 percent share of construction plunged 12.8 percent in are being built. The falloff there was Seabrook's first nuclear reactop. August, the fourth month of decline this 19.7 percent to an annual rate of 743.000 In a prospectus filed this month, the lead owner Pays off In sales hike year, with the South experiencing the new houses. of the Seabrook nuclear plant disclosed it may worst setback, the Commerce Depart­ The Midwest reported a 10.2 percent need to .sell up to $7.50 million in long-term debt ment said today. drop, the Northwest a 5.9 percent securities — up from the $.5.50 million figure used The decline, to an annual rate of decline and the West a 2 pi-rcent drop in in a July filing with the Securities and Exchange Fanny Farmer sweetening its image housing starts of 1..537 million, came on housing .starts. Commission. top of July's 6.1 percent drop after Single-family house construction A spokesman for the financially troubled seasonal adjustment. dropped 9.7 percent while multifamily electric company said today the increased By Steve Geimann A change in lifestyles with more Still, builders have been able to start hou.se con.struction was down 16.9 estimate represents the upper projection of how- United Press International frequent entertaining at home will help 1.222.800 housing units in the first eight percent in Augu.st. much it would take to complete Seabrook's first create a larger market as guests seek months of the year. 6.8 percent more The average of all the months of the reactor, rated 80 percent complete. GUILDERLAND. N.Y. — A French an appropriate gift for their hosts, than during the same period last year. year has held up surprisingly well, at The 16 New England utilities that own Seabrook confectioner is using gimmicks and Jorgenson said. High mortgage interest rales are 1.861 million for January through have poured about $3 billion into the construction exotic delicacies coupled with a change Fanny Farmer has changed its steadily eroding new housing construc­ August, enough to keep industry hopes of the plant'.s first reactor. The second reactor, in consumer attitudes to turn 65-year- product, replacing sugar with milk tion but the industry has been happy to alive that this year will end up no worse rated about a quarter complete, was condition­ old Fanny Farm er into a major force find the deterioration is not worse. than la.st year, despite the growing ally canceled a year ago. chocolate to improve the taste, Jorgen­ among U.S. sweets companies. son said. Health concerns about “ Even with the declining starts, the slowdown. chocolate have evaporated, he said, in year will still be a relatively decent In other economic news, the Com­ Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc., a I AT&T exec complains face of the countless warnings about year." economist Michael Sumichrast merce Department reported the na­ $55-million enterprise, begun in 1919 in said, speaking for the National Associ­ tion's personal income rose just 0.5 DIXVILLE NOTCH, N.H. - An AT&T potential health dangers from various Rochester, N.Y., but headquartered types of food. ation of Home Builders. percent in August, the least since May. Communications executive Monday complained now in Bedford. Mass., has developed a The housing report was accompanied and spending .showed almo.st no in- about post-divestiture problems he blamed on more aggressive sales and image The company has pulled its brand by another economic indicator today, erea.se for the second consecutive "unnecessary and burdensome regulations' campaign under the new otvnernshipof name boxes out of drug stores and other showing U.S. personal income rose month. competitors don't have to worry about. Poulain S.A. of Paris, a major baking retail locations it does not own in an only 0.5 percent in August and spending 'The figures indicate both income, "We have all experienced unforeseen problems company. effort to enhance its image for quality. gained almost nothing. which fuels the economy, and the as a result of divestiture. " Vice President Charles Soon, truffles — named after those “ It all fits into the pattern of consumer fervor for spending are R. Jones told the Telephone Association of New Poulain bought the company in May French delicacies unearthed by hogs — declining economic activity." Sumich­ waning at the same time virtually England, whose members represent independent from Amoskeag Leather Finishing Inc. will be added to the product line in an rast said. every other economic indicator has lo.st phone companies in the region. of Manchester, N.H. Amoskeag had appeal to the upper income consumers The first half of the year saw such strength. "For us at AT& T, the major problem has been held a 41 percent interest in the who "indulge" themselves with choco­ strong economic activity that most The department also reported today grappling with a highly competitive marketplace company from 1966 until 1980 when it late and candy, he said. Herald photo by Tarquinio analysts assumed the Federal Reserve that housing starts fell 12 8 penrnt in while at the same time attempting to cope with became sole owner. Jorgenson said the company is Board would be afraid growth would Augu.st. a second straight month of unnecessary and burdensome regulations," Poulain hired William Jorgenson, get out of hand and lead to higher decline. Jones said. former chief at Terson Co. Inc. and resorting to some basic sales gimmicks Is Expensive puzzle? to boost sales, such as a drastic cut in inflation and supply bottlenecks. The reports provide some of the la.st "Unlike AT& T, competitors don't have to file head of its Ward-Johnston division, to Instead the economy seems to have restore Fanny Farmer's reputation. opening-day prices to lure shoppers to pieces in the current economic puzzle cost-supported tariffs. They don't have to divulge lapsed into lethargy In midsummer, that will allow government economists Jorgensen was responsible for the Oh new stores, and direct mail advertising Believe it or not, these pieces of rnetalon the floor of Rickey today, adding a bit of grace to the building’s marketing and pricing plans. They don't have to with virtually no growth in any sector on Thursday to come up with the wait for long priods to get approval on new Henry! and Raisinets candy lines while to coincide with the three big candy­ the lobby in Manchester Community College's new decor. Titled "Etoile II, 1958-1984," the piece except business spending. projection of gross national product in products and service offerings," he said. at Terson. giving holidays, Valentine's Day, Lowe building cost $45,600 and were sculpted by a contains bronze, copper, brass, and stainless steel. August's housing decline was the the third quarter. Wall Street, world­ "We have to return the product to the Easter and Christmas. Fanny Farmer world-renowned artist. Workers installed the huge biggest since March, when construc­ wide investors in the dollar and superior standard it used to enjoy, and sells 55 percent of its products for those It is designed to catch the light streaming in from the three holidays, the company said. metal mobile by New York City sculptor George lobby’s tall windows. tion plummeted 26.5 percent and later politicians all have been waiting for Stop & Shop earnings up give people more value for their bounced back. It was the second time that prediction. ntioney," Jorgenson said in an inter­ The price-cut tactic drew 16,800 BOSTON — The Stop & Shop Cos. said view during a recent store opening in shoppers to three stores recently second-quarter earnings rose 28 percent to a Guilderland. record $9.7 million. opened in suburban shopping malls The changes come at a time of slow near Albany, N.Y. Lines formed well The earnings, 75 cents per share, compared growth in the confection industry. before each opening as people waited to Pierog succeeds Ryba as Bolton first selectman with income of $7.6 million, or 65 cents per share, Americans paid $5.98 billion for 4 the same quarter last year. buy a pound of chocolates for 54 cents, a billion pounds of candy in 1983, up from far cry from the $5.95 usually charged I By Sarah E. Hall about heading a board dominated according to his death certificate. The 1984 second quarter results reflect a incumbent Democrat Aloy.sius the $5.7 billion paid for 3.797 billion for a box. Herald Reporter “THE CRUCIAL ISSUE, at this pre-tax charge of $2.5 million related to the sale of by the rival party. A working Manchester physician Arnold Ahearn in the races for Board of pounds the previous year. A decade A two-year rebuilding campaign will point, is our capital improvements 30 Off-the Rax stores and a reserve for the mother who admits to a busy life, Klipstein, who signed the docu­ Selectmen. She was the second ago, people with a sweet tooth paid $2.1 BOLTON — Under sad and program, " Pierog said. Selectmen disposition of the unit's 26 remaining shops. close 60 of 325 existing stores while she said her election to the post ment, attributed the cancer to lowest vote-getter of the selectmen billion for 3.807 billion pounds of candy, unexpected circumstances, the are backing three major projects Second quarter sales were a record $711 opening 100 in other cities, Jorgenson came as a complete surprise. asbestosis — a disease caused by candidates. according to the U.S. Department of said. Bolton Board of Selectmen Tues­ — to renovate Community Hall, million, up 17 percent from the $606 million inhaling asbestos fibers. Several "1 was just second from the Commerce. UPl photo day night elected Sandra W. build a new public works garage reported for the same quarter of 1983. Regions such as Cincinnati, where “ I A P P R E C IA TE the vote of sources said Tuesday that Ryba bottom, which is kind of ironic at Chocolate represented 54 percent of the company has just two stores, will Pierog as its new leader. and a new firehouse — which The company said the quarterly earnings confidence that my fellow select­ was exposed to asbestos on the job this point," she said. all confectionery products sold in 1983, Sharon Momrow, manager of the Fanny Farmer candy shop ata The new first selectman suc­ residents will vole on Nov. 6. improvement was significantly affected by $4 lose Fanny Farmer products, while men have given me," Pierog told as a construction supervisor for the agency said. areas such as upstate New York, New mall in suburban Guilderland, N.Y., adjusts a display.of Pecan ceeds fellow Democrat Henry P. The new first .selectman said million in pre-opening expenses incurred last the board. "I regret the circum­ AC&S in Wethersfield, a nation­ Despite her surprise at being Quality of merchandise and service, Ryba, who died Thursday after a another of her priorities is to keep year preparing for the Bradlees department store England and Florida will see an influx Dixies at a new store. The shop is one of neariy 100 Fanny stances under which the office was wide insulation contractor. chosen to lead the board, Pierog including gift-wrapping in company- of new shops. long illness. Ryba, 54. had served communication flowing between unit's entry into the greater Washington market. Farmer stores that pian to open in a campaign to increases its vacated." Pierog said "the whole town has said she had di.scussed the possibil­ owned stores, are part of the formula “ We’ll open wherever the traffic is as Bolton's top elected official for the three main boards in town, Bradlees contributed 41.6 percent of the Afterward, she said that Ryba, a been saddened by the loss of Henry ity of appointment to the post with for success written by Jorgenson. good,” Jorgenson said. business after becoming part of Pouiain S.A., a French ' > 0 ' seven years. which until recently have been company's second quarter sales, while its Stop & close friend, had asked her to run Ryba." Town offices and schools herhu.sband. Ernest. He approved, confection firm. “ I have a great role model to feuding over town budget matters. Shop supermarkets provided 52.4 percent of for first selectman next May. She were closed Monday to pay re­ she said. “ My family has alway.s follow and I'm looking forward to Pierog works full time as a revenues. But the department stores accounted said she probably will. spects to Ryba. been behind me 110 percent," she making as smooth a transition as certified public accountant for for 69.4 percent o the quarter's operating profit, “ I'm quite saddened by the loss When asked. Pierog refused to said. possible." Pierog said shortly Coopers & Lybrand of Hartford, while the supermarkets made up 31.6 percent. of our first selectman," Deputy- name her accomplishments as a Pierog and her husband have Automobile salesmen get raided, rated after Tuesday's meeting in Com­ one of the "Big Eight" accounting The company also operates a chain of Medi First Selectman Douglas T. Che­ selectman. “ To turn the course of three sons, ages 19, 13, and 9 They munity Hall. Unless town residents ney told the board after Pierog's firms worldwide She also serves Mart drug stores and Charles B. Perkins tobacco events into a personal triumph live at 37 Brandy St. in the house as a part-time accounting instruc­ By MIcheline Maynard version of an old retailing tactic. retained by Cadillac for its dealers. petition for a special election, the election. “ I guess I could say I shops. that visited their franchise. The would be disrespectful to Hank," Pierog grew up in. tor at Manchester Community United Press International “Shoppers" pose as customers but Each is charged $250 a month or $3,000 37-year-old accountant will remain thought he was coming along all she said. dealership is rated on everything from She wants to be called first College, is a past president of the Dairy Mart earnings rise actually are monitoring service, pro­ a year. in the post until the May town right and would be back with us. D E T R O IT — A casually dressed ducts and sales technique. ease of parking to the salesperson’s election. selectman, just as her male Bolton Women's Club, and is active Shoppers are hired from temporary "likeability.” That was not to be." PIEROG WAS ELECTED a E N F IE L D — Dairy Mart Convenience Stores young woman enters an auto showroom “About 500 people a month come Pierog, who was nominated by predecessor was'. "I'm very com­ in the town soccer program (she employment agencies. Mancusco tries SANDRA PIEROG Ryba died of abdominal me­ selectman in May 1983 after fortable in my gender, and don't Inc. said second-quarter earnings increased 46 and spies the model she wants. Minutes through your dealership. How do you Dealers can request reports on Republican Selectman Carl A. and her husband coached a team of to get a mix of men, women, and sothelioma, a cancer of the tissue serving on the Board of Finance. need to be called 'selectwoman'," percent on moderately improved sales. go by before she is approached by a know what your sales people are doing specific salespeople, and some have . . . surprised at choice Preuss, said she felt no uneasiness which lines the abdominal davity. third- and fourth-graders last couples in varying ages, races and By 60 votes, she edged out she said. year.) Dairy Mart said it earned $498,637, or 43 cents salesman who calls her “honey" and right, and what they're doing wrong?” types of dress. Some even arrive in cars lost their jobs as a result of his findings, per share on sales of $23.9 million, compared with then wanders away. said Mancusco, whose idea came from that are about to break down. although Mancusco says the firm is income of $341,372, or 41 cents per share, on sales The woman, who was ready to make his own experience as a suburban The cross section also includes “ not out to get anyone.” a purchase, angrily leaves the dealer­ of $22.4 million the same quarter last year. Chicago car dealer. people who like a “ hardsell” and those Shoppers can take a deal all the way Dairy Mart owns, operates and franchises 181 ship without buying a car. Meanwhile, Now 33, the Princeton graduate was Reagan recalls JFK who want to be left alone to make up' to its conclusion, but are not allowed to the dealer, who might have used a retail convenience stores in Connecticut, Massa­ the youngest Cadillac dealer in history their minds. • * sign'.documents make down pay-' chusetts and Rhode Island. different approach, never learns of the 10 years ago when he took over a family "People respond to different types of Bingo! Seven win incident. Or does he? ments. But often it never gets that far, franchise. He lost money despite salesmanship, and a salesman should said Mancusco. Hiring pians reduced If the woman had been a "shopper” imaginative promotions until he added know how to read people and conform i.. at Waterbury green for Consumer Concepts, Ltd., the a Honda franchise and began hiring to what they want,” Mancusco said. ” I can’t beiieve how casually these PR O VID EN CE, R.I. — The number of area dealer might soon be receiving a "shoppers" to rate his sales and Neither dealer nor sales personnel transactions are handled,” he said. He Cards still available this week firms planning to hire more help in the fourth computer printout telling him how long service. knows when a shopper may-visit. This cited numerous incidents where sales­ By Ira R. Allen men never identify themselves or even “ So many new beginnings. And I quarter has declined from the previous reporting the woman had to wait for service, the Acting on their conclusions, Man­ forces sales people to "treat everyone Seven lucky people were winners in United Press Interndtlonal’’ salesman's comment and her reasons ask for the customer’s name. yellow cards for next week's games think John Kennedy would be proud of period, a Manpower Inc,, survey said. cusco turned his dealership into a $15 beautifully,” Mancusco said. the first week of the Manchester you and the things you fx-lieve in, proud for leaving without making a deal. million-a-year operation. become available today. There's no­ The survey said about 30 percent of Providence- Dealers get two reports a month from Herald's Jackpot Bingo contest, which thing to buy. The cards are available at W A TE R B U R Y —■ President Reagan, of the stoutness of your hearts and the The Barrington, 111., firm, owned by Mancusco now has 70 dealem signed Usually dealers are interested in area companies planned to add workers, Consumer Concepts, including a tape anything they can do to improve their ended last Saturday. Three had win­ the Herald office or at six locations recalling the spirit of John F. Kennedy vision in your soul" car dealer Ron Mancusco, offers a new up, and the service recently hVs been compared to 47 percent in the third quarter. recorded interview with the shoppers bottom line, Mancusco said. ning cards for last Tuesday's game and listed below. Lucky numbers are and pointing with pride to U.S. Reagan's campaign pl.ans for the day However, it wasthe sixth consecutive quarter four had winners in Wednesday's published daily on page 2 of the Herald. Olympians, declared today that it is included a later stop in Hammonton. in which more hiring had been forecast, the game. To win the daily game, a player must once again "springtime for America." N.J., another industrial state that Manpower survey said. Gold Is firm Each winner will receive $15 and, complete either one line down, across The president spoke in Waterbury appears to be solidly jn his column Nationally, 26 percent of the 11,700 companies more importantly, be entered in the or diagonally, or have all four corners. Town Green, where Kennedy — a In his Connecticut spe«-ch, the surveyed indicated they would hire additional Dec. 20 drawing for a trip for two to Democrat — ended a long day of president noted today's reports that workers. Hawaii. Winners each week until the The first week's winners were: presidential campaigning 24 years ago Scholastic Aptitude Test scores rose About 3 percent of local companies planned to December drawing will be eligible for Marjorie Daigle, 205 Bush Hill Road; with a rousing welcome from 30.000 slightly this year and said it is “time for cut staff, compared to 7 percent in the third Dollar soars again at market openings the vacation jackpot prize. Gertrude Chapman, 440 Keeney St.; rain-soaked supporters bearing us to resolve that, htdore this decade is quarter, the survey said. Half a dozen other Jackpot Bingo Roy Zettlemoyer, 39 Litchfield St.; candles. out. we will raise Scholastic Aptitude players submitted entries by the 1 p.m. Susan Borofsky, 440 Keeney St.; Cheryl "And even though it was the fall, " Test scores nationwide, make up half of LONDON (U P I) — The dollar soared column. It estimated the dollar was Lynn Stimac, 105 Aspinall Drive, again when European money markets it strengthened to 62.71 Belgian francs above European rates — provide the Tuesday deadline, but their cards were Reagan said in a speech prepared for overvalued by 30 percent. Andover; Mrs. Samuel Feltham, 1506 Please turn to page 8 Hasbro, Disney combine opened today, setting new levels from 62.375. In Milan, it vaulted over basis for the dollar’s strength, but not winners because lucky numbers ...... ' an outdoor rally, “ it seemed like "According to measures of interna­ Tolland Turnpike: and William De- against the British. French, Belgian the 1,900-lira barrier to 1.902.25 lira — analysts say its current performance had been accumulated from more than springtime, those days." P A W TU C K E T, R.I. — Hasbro Industries and tional competitiveness, the dollar must up from 1,885. one day's game. A reminder: Although meo, 23 Earl St. - .. and Italian currencies. now be more than 30 percent over­ defies rational explanation. Noting that Connecticut is doing well Walt Disney Productions have announced a All these prices were new highs for the Bingo game cards are good all week economically with new technology Gold held firm against the dollar’s valued and no other currency, not even Central banks in Europe Monday Besides the Herald office, here’s marketing venture that will allow the toymaker the dollar in Europe, but it is only the (Monday through Saturday), the lucky replacing outdated mills, Reagan onslaught, opening unchanged in Zu­ the yen or the Swiss franc, has been sold only token amounts of dollars, the where to get Bingo cards; A1 Sieffert’s William Demeo of 23 Earl St., the first Inside Today to sell products related to a new Disney television closing prices that go in the record numbers published daily on page 2 spoke of a “ new patriotism" in which rich at $336.50 and $1 up in London at able to stand up against it,” the Financial Times reported. Dealers Appliances, 445 Hartford Road; High­ Jackpot Bingo winner to come to the series to be released in May. $337. books because prices fluctuate so reported pressure is switching from the cannot be added to other days’ land Park Market, 317 Highland St.; "Uncle Sam is seeming mighty 24 poosi, 4 tsctlont The nature of the series and the amount of newspaper said. Herald office, shows off his winning Dealers were at a loss to offer any rapidly. mark to the pound, still beset by numbers to complete a card. Each day , Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hartford jaunty." money invovled were not revealed in the The pound came under increased A d v ic t...... 16 L o tte ry ...... 2 fresh explanations for the dollar’s The dollar was also up in Frankfurt Britain’s marathon coal strike. is a complete game. Jif Road; Jeans-Plus, 297 E. Center St.; card. Demeo picked up his card at Recalling Kennedy, praising the U.S. announcement. pressure, opening in London at $1.2355 at 3.0932 marks, up from 3.0737, and Jackpot Bingo is now in its second Olympic team and noting that student Areotownt ...... 19 Obltuorlet ...... | upward spiral. Karl Otto Poehl, president of the Cardinal Buick Inc., 81 Adams St.; and Jeans-Plus and had help in playing from B u ilnaet...... 21 O pinion...... 6 The agreement could result in one of the largest down from $1.2415 Monday night. It posted another ll'A-year high in Zurich week. White game cards are still scores on Scholastic Aptitude T<;sts are “ No one can trace cause and effect soon slipped to $1.2330. West German central bank, told DiRosa Cleaners, 299 W. Middle his three granddaughters; Debbie, 13; Cloiiltlad 22-23 Peopletolk...... 2 product lines ever for Hasbro, officials said. at 2.5405 Swiss francs, up from 2.5277. available for this week's games, and Turnpike. rising, Reagan said, "I see our any longer in this market,” the London In Paris, the dollar opened at 9.4525 reporters In Frankfurt that European Comic*...... II Sport*...... 9-12 High American interest rates — Carolyn, 10, and Dawn, 8. countrytoday and I think it is spring­ Entertainment 1* Televlelon...... | Daily Telegraph commented in its city francs, up from 9.4272, and in Brussels banks were virtually powerless to halt between 1 and 8 percentage points the dollar’s current climb. time for America once again. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 19, 1984 MANCHKSTKK HKHAl-l), Wednosday. Sept 19, 19H4 - 3 P e o p le t a lk Weatiter Manchester/ Area Panel focuses on psychiatric needs Today’s forecast By Sarah E. Hall said Tue.sday. "W e don't know also active in the formation of the Marva.sti insists that is not Sally’s fear of flying Towns In Herald Reporter what we re going to find." task forc-e — proposed to the enough. Sunny London for Sinatra Connecticut, Massachusetts Digan and town Health Director Coniniunity Services Council in "I have sent many c-hildren to other hospitals," whic-h c-auses Sally Field wasn't flying high in the TV series Canadian fans may be mad at Frank Sinatra for and Rhode Island: Sunny and A new committee is investigat­ Ronald Kraatz initiated the group. April that the vacant Miller diffieullies for the c-hild's family, "The Flying Nun" — she said it was “ so silly that cutting short a recent concert there because of pleasant today with highs 70 to Workshop set in October ing the need for more psychiatric- Moyer said. It is made up of building at Manchester Memorial he said. "There are kids who have people made fun of it and I didn't know the rain, butall was sunny when 01' Blue Eyes opened 75. F a ir tonight with lows 45 to 55. services to help troubled youth in professionals serving in the public- Hospital be used for an adolesc-eni An affirmative action workshop for Manchester's department spent weeks on the waiting lists of difference between them making fun of the show Monday in his first London concert in four years. Partly sunny Thursday highs in Manchester, Youth Services Di­ schools, Manchester Memorial psyc-hiatric- unit. heads and other top management employees will be held hospitals while they're having and making fun of m e." Sinatra, 69. sauntered on stage at the Royal the mid to upper 70s. rector Robert Digan said this Hospital, and most of the child- Rut Marvasti .said today that a sometime in the third week of October, town Assistant General Field, whose latest film is “ Places in the Albert Hall to thunderous applause from 5,000 Maine and New Hampshire: week. serving agencies in town. hospital planning eommittcH- has emotional problems" Manager Steven R. Werbner told members of the Human To make the problem w-orse, Heart," said in a three-part interview concluding fans who never let up through 20 songs and 5 Variable cloudiness with a The nine-member task force will While Kraatz said Tuc'sday it's ri'jec-ted his plan, and wants to use Relations Commission Tuesday. there has been an ongoing "epi- Wednesday on AB€'s "Good Morning America" encores. Halfway through, he raised a glass of red chance of showers north today "determine the actual, bona-fide "really too early to say " whether the Miller building as a geriatric- dem ie" of suic-ide attempts among that "N u n" ciosed industry doors to her. Her liquid to the box of Princess Anne and toasted and partly sunny elsewhere. Werbner said he would meet today with Robert M. Fortgang, the need for these services in the the town govi-rnmenl will gc'l unit instead Hospital offieials say Hartford-based personnel consultant who will conduct the junior high sc-hool students in laughable image changed when she played a “ bonnie Prince Henry.” Highs in the upper 60s north and community,” Digan told the Youth involved, he said "direct town that no final dc'eisioii has Ix-en workshop, to firm up the details. Services Advisory Board on Mon­ Mam-hester, Marvasti said woman with multiple personalities in the TV “ We have a prince of our own back in the low 70s south. F a ir tonight with dollars are already serving the made, however The workshop was planned at the suggestion of the HRC, which movie “ Sybil." States," he said. “ His name is Teddy Kennedy.” ' patchy valley fog. Lows in the day, Founding a new mental health under-19 population in a vc-rv large- "1 have been fighting for the la.st “ People said the acting was good, but she is so serves as a watchdog over the town's minority hiring efforts. The unit for teenagers af Manchester way." four years about the need for an Digan told the Youth Serviees His voice wavered at times, but Sinatra seemed upper 40s and low 50s. Thursday ugly and weird and depressing, and I thought, 'a five-hour workshop will focus on dealing with biases and Memorial Hospital is one of the adolescent p.syc-hiatrie unit in this Advisory Board Monday that a jubilant, accepting flowers from girls in the cloudy with a chance of showers year ago they were saying ... she's too cute, and overcoming resistance to change. ideas the committee will consider. The 1980 census showed neai-ly area," Marvasti said. "In the pa.st variety of problems among Man- audience and lifting a 5-year-old girl onstage to north and partly sunny south. now I'm ugly and depressing.'" That's why she kiss her. At concert's end he received tliree About 20 to 25 employees will be asked to participate, Werbner Headed by child psychologist 14,000 residents of Manchester who year, more than 120 adolc-sc-ents c-hestei- youth point to the need for Highs in the 60s and low 70s. took the role opposite Burt Reynolds in "Smokey standing ovations and shook hands with people in has said. David Moyer, the group held its were 19 years old and under. were admitted to Maiu-hester belter psyc-hiatric serviees. "A s and the Bandit." the front row, some of whom had paid more than Vermont: Sunny periods and first formal meeting last we^k. Moyer said he suspects that a Memorial Hospital for p.syc-hiatric- recently as last Friday night, we $125 a ticket. mild today. A slight chance of a And It’s getting better... It operates under the wing of the wealth of resources exist to serve problcms." had another junior high sc-hool shower in the northern half of the Today: mostly sunny and pleasant. Highs in the mid 70s. Wind Homes on the rise in Boiton Manchester Community Services them, though there may be gaps. Currently, teenage psyc-hiatic- suic-ide attempt." he said But establishing any new servi­ state. Highs 70 to 75. Fair tonight. southwest around 10 mph. Tonight: fair. Lows from the mid 40s Council. The idea was first pro­ The availability of group homos, patients at MMH are housed with BOLTON — “ We have a substantial increase in new home ces would involve staffing, hous­ Lows 45 to 50. Thursday mixed to the lower 50s. Light southwest winds. Thursday: partly posed by town experts at a 1983 "latch-key” programs, out-patient adults — or pul in the pediatries The women from Wisconsin Commander Cody’s colors clouds and sun. A chance of permits" for the past month. Republican Selectman Carl A. conference on youth problems. ward. Moyer said about five of the ing, and finding moiu'y, Digan sunny. Highs in the mid to upper 70s. Friday partly cloudy and care and other services will be showers in the north. Breezy and Preuss told his fellow board members Tuesday. Six permits to '’We're seeking to define the 40 beds in the hospital's mental said "1 wouldn't expect this They are a pair who helped their state become George Frayne, better known as rock musician cooler. Today's weather picture was drawn by Angelina M. researched by the new panel. mild with highs in 70s. construct houses were issued by the town zoning agent in August. social and mental health needs of health unit are usually available committee to have anything for at famous — Colleen Dewhurst and Ula Hagen — . Commander Cody, showed his colors this week at Wright, 9, of 57 Chambers St., a fourth grader at Waddell Prominent Manchester psychia­ Two of the planned homes, one costing an estimated $100,000 and ,nnd adolescents,” Moyer trist Jamshid Marvasti — who was for adolc'.seeiits. least a year." and they will be inducted into the Wisconsin an art gallery in Stinson Beach, Calif. Cody, 40, is School. Performing Artists Hall of Fame Friday. The hall putting on an exhibit of spiashy, bright, acrylic Extended outlook the other $69,520, will be built on on Elizabeth Road. The others, was organized last year by the Performing Arts paintings in the pop Americana style with prices ranging in estimated cost from $42,000 to $69,520, are expected to Center and the Milwaukee Sentinel to honor ranging from $200 to $1,500. Extended outlook for New go up on Hebron Road. Hop River Road. Shoddy Mill Road and outstanding performing artists with close state Cody said his favorite subject is machines, in England Friday through Brandy Street. Manchester Monument wins park bid ties. both his music and his painting. For a $300 Sunday: Dewhurst, who won a Tony for her 1973 role in a commission, he said, he'il paint anybody's car. Connecticut, Massachusetts By Kathy Garmus War veterans in a park at Main and ment would cost. The only olher $12,000 to put toward the monii- revival of Eugene O’Neill’s "Moon for the and Rhode Island: Fair through McCavanagh ciarifies iaw Herald Reporter Center streets. bid submitted was fur $52,000. nu-nt if it asked the Andrew Misbegotten,” co-starring Jason Robards Jr., The Vietnam Veterans Memor­ At Tuesday's meeting, the pro­ Ansaldi Co . the (-ontractor for the the period. Highs Friday and There is no state law requiring drivers to put their headlights on lived in the Milwaukee area as a teenager. Hagen, The Manchester Monument Co. ial Park Committee voted Tuc-sday posed monunu-nl nearly fell victim site work, lo seed the park instead Saturday from the mid 60s to the when they turn on their windshield wipers. State Rep. James who won Tonys for her roles in “ Country G iri" lower 70s. Highs Sunday mostly has been awarded the contract to to accept the firm's bid of $27,000 — to the fund-raising woes of llu- of sod it and to defer landscaping arid "W ho’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?", came to Network football fumble McCavanagh, D-Manchester, said today. in the 70s. Lows from the mid 40s erect a black granite monument nearly double what the c-ommittc-e comniitleo, which so far has just until spring. The c-ommittee would Madison from Germany with her family as a McCavanagh introduced a bill that would have set that John Madden, former N F L coach turned CBS to the mid 50s. honoring Manchester's Vietnam originally estimated the monu- enough money for the initial site .still have to raise about $15,000 to child. requirement, but he withdrew it before it came to vote, he said. Sports color commentator, says the TV networks Vermont: .Mild and dry. Highs work and landscaping at thi- pay for Hu- moiumu-nl. are good at making excuses for declining football McCavanagh said he wanted to clarify the situation because 70 to 75. Lows 45 to 50. half-acre park. '1 don'tthink it'soul of Hu- realm 9 ratings, but no one is trying to put fun back into some people have assumed the law is in force. The coniniillee initially m-eds lo of possibility lo raise the money," Maine: Fair through the pe­ the game. Madden told Advertising Age the McCavanagh said he withdrew the bill because he was told by Lawrence details pot op 40 i'<-r(-enl of the cost of the Hunniford said riod except for a chance of a few networks blame the ratings slump on anything the state administration that there would be problems enforcing it. monument, or about $11,000. He said .100 letters asking for Radio star quality showers north on Sunday. Highs from holidays to the weather. He said he still favors the requirement and will re-introduce the The conimitlee briefly consi­ donations are ready lo be sent to in the upper 50s north to 60s south Los Angeles disk jockey Rick Dees, honored in "A s problems are happening.” Madden said, bill if a solution can be found for the enforcement problems. firehouse opposition dered eliminating some of the end professional people, Hunniford Friday and Saturday then a little 19M for the second time by Billboard magazine as "instead of the networlu and the ieague sitting Another traffic safely bill introduced by McCavanagh has ’ l)anels_ of the .l.'l-fool-long, V- predicted Hu- response would lu- “ America’s Top Radio Personality of the Year." warmer Sunday. Lows in the down and saying, 'What can we do positively to become law. It requires that drivers of trucks moving at less than Manchester architect Richard Lawrence said he thinks the PZC shaped monunu-nt, hut rejected good. this week became the 1,787th celebrity on upper 30s to mid 40s. recapture the fans?' they make excuses for 40 miles an hour on limited access highways have their flashing Lawrence, who opposes an Eighth should know the objections he that option alter deciding it would Co-chairman (ilenn Beaulieu Hollywood’s Walk of Fame. A star with Dees' everything." New Hampshire: Fair through lights on. District firehouse on Tolland Turn­ raised Monday at the district require redesign of Hu- momiim-nl said thri-e new people were added name was placed between stars honoring Mae the period. Highs near 60 north to Madden said the prognosis is poor for TV pike near Buckland Road, said voters meeting. Lawrence, co­ Plans call for II partially sunken Monday lo Hu- Manchester Viet­ West and director Richard Wallace. football. “ It's going to get worse," he said. “ That near 70 south Friday and Satur­ today that slate law requires owner of the office building next panels of black granite arranged to nam Veterans Memorial Fund Dees hosts a Los Angeles radio show, as well as Satellite view just makes sense. People are losing interest.” day, then a little w arm er on GOP holds off on grant talk approval by the Planning and door to the proposed firehouse site, resemble the nu-niorial to Vietnam Inc,, the non-profit group collect­ the "Solid Gold" TV music program and radio's Sunday. Lows in the upper 30s to was allowed to speak al the Veterans in Washington. D.C. The ing funds, so that more manpower Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 3:30 a.m. E O T shows a Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith has suggested in a Zoning Commission for the project weekly syndicated "Top 40 Countdown.” He is mid 40s. meeting, despite the fact that he eenter panel of the monunu-nt could he devoted to raising money. stationary front bringing clouds to the Gulf coast states. Persistent letter to town committee members that it would be premature to no matter what zone the firehouse honorary chairman of the Los Angeles Heart is in. could not vote because he is not a would contain the names of the 14 "Thai's really the crux of Association, co-host of the National Easter Seals rain clouds north of the front cover southern Texas. Clouds discuss Nov. 6 referendum questions when the committee meets Across the nation Lawrence said the provisions of district resident. Manchester residents who died in everything and we're really drag­ Telethon and Chairman of the March of Dimes London has a baby boom associated with an upper-level disturbance shroud parts of the tonight. Section 8:24 of the Connecticut the Vietnam War. ging onr feet on it.” he said Walkathon. Storms will occur over Florida Northwest and Great Basin. Elsewhere, high pressure Is producing The letter said the referendums will be put on the agenda for the Princess Diana wasn't the only member of a General Statutes require that such The vote was 30 to 12 in favor of Coinmillee nu-mher Rolu-rl J. Beaulieu said the $12,660 col­ and southern Texas and will be famous family giving birth at London's St. mostly clear skies from the Rockies to the East coast. committee's October meeting. municipal improvements as a the purchase. The property will Bagge told the group that some lected had been raised with "m in­ Mary's hospital over the weekend. Hours before widely scattered over the Great Smith said Monday the committee will discuss the mechanics of firehouse — including one being cost $85,000. money could be saved by sinking imal effort," Prince Henry arrived as the second son of Diana Basin. Skies will be partly cloudy the election cam paign when it meets at 7:30 p.m. today in the established for a volunteer fire After the meeting, Lawrence the monument only 12 inches into Another $15,000 is expected from and Prince Charles, a baby named Clover Kelly over the remainder of the Gulf 30.00 hearing room of Lincoln Center. department — be approved by the said he would pursue his opposi­ the ground instead of the 18 inches the Southern New England Tele­ Now you know was applauded rapturously by royalty watchers coast region and much of the SCATTLE In the Nov. Selection, Manchester voters will decide whether the PZC. tion. He said today he is waiting to called for in the original specifica­ phone Co, for a small piece of land outside the hospital. nation west of the Rockies. High town should rejoin the federal Community Development Block see what the district is planning to tions. The (-onimittee rejected that next to its building, which abuts the The space shuttle Discovery was named after Lawrence said he wonders if the “ The crowd was cheering every baby which do. option bet-ause the actual amount park. The Hartford Foundation for two ships, one in which Henry Hudson attempted temperatures will be mostly in Grant program and whether it should issue bonds of $4.6 million to provisions of that law do not forbid left," said Clover's mother. Tessa Dahl, daughter that would be saved was unknown. Public Giving has also committed to find a northwest passage between the AUanlic the 70s east of the Mississippi finance various capital improvements. the municipality (the district) He said it would cost from of actress Patricia Neal and writer lU ^ d Dahl. Committee Co-chairman Wil­ $15,000, giving the committee a M d Pacific oceans in 1610, and the other sailed by River, with temperatures climb­ M lUO from having taken action to $500,000 to $1 million to have a S Tessa, 27, also has a 7-year-old daughter, bom liam Hunniford said the committee ing into the low to mid 80s over — l ' 1 acquire Keeney's Garage. modern firehouse at the site. total of $42,660, including Capt. Cook when he found the Hawaiian Islands. might have up to an additional before she married Bostonian James Kelly, 43. the eastern Gulf coast states. SAN FRANCISCO /Denver! ' ^ t. louis*, / donations. High temperatures will be in the Coventry seeks $1 million In CD funds 80s and low 90s west of the LOS ANGELES •ATLANTA' Mississippi River, with highs / reaching above 100 degrees over LOWEST " portions of inland California and TEMPERATURES Almanac 50 D O U B IE 260 NO MAINS r the desert Southwest. ORLEANS I Application includes teen center 4 ,:^ MANCHESTtR, Cl E TH E VALUE Today is Wednesday, September LCOENO- \VTj NORTHWAY By Peter Baldwin were approved. sewers: $30,000 for "sewer avoi­ The applications will be judged 19, the 263rd day of 1984 with 103 to High and low 160 Herald Correspondent dance monitoring" to check to see by four basic criteria: the popula­ O F YO U R follow. ^ 7 0 The highest temperature re­ SHOWERS^ FLOW TH e'^ p r o p o s a l t o ALLO ­ whether people are hooksd into the tion and poverty level of the town, The moon is in its last quarter. r ~ i ported Tuesday by the National *UR1 WEATHER FOTOCAST COVENTRY - The Town Coun­ CATE FUNDS for the community sewer system; $75,000 to help how much the proposed grant will ■MANUFACTURER'S! The morning star is M ercury.'' Weather Service, excluding cil decided Tuesday night which service center was also discussed people meet the cost of sewer benefit those of low- or moderate- The evening stars are Venus, proposals to include in Coventry-'s at length. Willnauer said that there hookups; and $10,000 to lend to C O U P O N S Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Alaska and Hawaii, was 112 income. how much impact the National forecaet application for a $1 million federal had been “ a groundswell of reac­ Thomas McLaughlin to help him projects will have oi. serious Those bom on this date are under denies at Palm Springs, Calif. I HOMI m IMI Community Development Block tion in favor of this” on the part of expand his septic lagoon. Details in Store FMOPK PlfASiRS the sign of Virgo. They include Today's low was 33 degrees at problems, and how much the town For period ending 7 a.m. E S T Thursday. During Wednesday night, Grant. ' local citizens, churches, and has done in the past to promote P Irvin Westheimer, who founded Philipsburg, Pa. At a special meeting following a schools. CONSULTANT LARRY equal opportunity and fair the American "Big Brothers" shower activity is expected across parts of Florida, lower Texas and II you hivs not ricsivtd your public hearing, the council voted to He said that the center, which WAGNER said that although com­ housing. vflus pKktd u ls t drculir. movement, bom in 1879, author the upper Rockies. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. ask for $411,200 to help people would be located in a redeveloped petition for the grants is stiff, pit* sits up lllh l 4tffl. William Golding (“ Lord of the Air quality Minimum temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings In By these standards, Coventry's Sill ItMi IniliUi Iliiii,, Sipi. 20, hi, 21 Sit., Sipl., M rehabilitate their homes. $338,800 building in Patriot's Park, would Coventry's application stands a proposals are "all good projects," Flies”) in 1911, actor David The state Department of En­ parenthesis) Atlanta 59(85), Boston 50(76), Chicago 62(84), to improve community facilities. serve the needs of both young and good chance of being approved. Wagner said. McCallum in 1933 and model- Cleveland 57(83), Dallas 63(88), Denver 51(84), Duluth 47(67), vironmental Protection provides $120,000 to aid two local businesses old. " I don't know whether teens or actress Twiggy in 1949. daily air pollution reports and Houston 65(85), Jacksonville 64(86), Kansas City 69(88), Little Rock US # 1 ALL PURPOSE 61(66), Los Angeles 60(81), Miami 75(86), Minneapolis 55(79), New and $30,000 to help house the seniors will take priority,” Wil­ USDA CHOICE ragweed pollen count informa­ homeless. lnauer said. On this date in history: Orleans 69(86), New York 59(76), Phoenix 78(104), San Francisco POTATOES tion from the Department of One thing the application seeks Most of the two dozen people at FREE!! r m u c NOTICE FREE!! In 1863. Union and Confederate 55(71), Seattle 52(67), St. Louis 59(69), Washington 59(83). CHUCK STEAK Health Services. Tlie recorded in the funds designated for im­ the meeting sqpmed favorable to 10 lb. BAG soldiers met in the battle of CENTER CUT, BONE-IN message is provided at 566-3449. provement of community facilities the proposal. Several emphasized Chickamauga, Georgia, duringlhe BLOOD PRESSURE is $223,800 to develop a "Commun­ the need for the youth counseling it Civil War. The Confederates won ity Service Center." The center would provide. the following day. CLINIC Manchester Herald would offer counseling to troubled Council Chairman Robert 01m- In 1881, President James Gar­ teens, among other things. stead strongly supported the pro­ Tafcon by a field died in Elberon, New Jersey, Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Publisher During the hearing, Coventry posed center, citing the various lb. of gunshot wounds inflicted by a Registered Nurse 99C I89C Penny Sadd grant administrator John Wil- problems of local teenagers to disgmntled officer-seeker on July Mark F. Abraitis inauer presented a list of requests prove his point. 2nd. Vice President Chester A. AT: UGGEn FHAIIMACY a n d Associate Publisher Business Manager for funds which had been made by- He said a recent poll of high Arthur was sworn in as his FARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE various citizens and organizations. school students showed 70 percent successor. Connecticut daily USPS 327-500 VOL. CHI, No. 299 Because not all of the requests in favor of the facility. Saying that In 1980, a fuel explosion in a TIME: EVERY THURSDAY 5 PM TO 9 PM AJAX Tuesday: 040 could be funded by the grant the other proposals placed undue Titan-2 missile silo near Damas­ Publldiwl dolly oxcapt Sunday SuMosted cdrrlor rotes ora SI JO and cortaln holldavs by tlw Mon- Coventry is seeking, citizens and emphasis on "material things." Co-sponsorod as a COMMUNITY SERVICE by: cus, Arkansas, threw a nuclear Play Four: 2566 u ^ l y . ts.12 tor one month, SISJ5 d w ittr PuMIMilne Co., lABrolnard for Mroo months. S3S.7S tor six council members debated which Olmstead warned that "this grant LIGQETT-PARKADE PHARMACY PARKADE HEALTH « LAUNDRY warhead hundreds of yards, killing Ploot, Moncbosttr, Conn. 040M. nm ths and S61.40for one year. Mall were the most important before is slanted away from the thing one man and injuring 22 A ir Force Second d a n potloee paid at Mon- rates are avaUoMa on request. AT THE PARKADE NUTRmON CENTER other numbers drawn Tues­ choster. Conn. POSTMASTER: the application was finalized. . that's most important in this town, DETERGENT 42 oz. pkg. personnel. Authorities said there Send address ctanees to the Man­ 99C day in New England: Toptaca a dawltlad or dtapAv The grant request will be offi­ and that's the children." was no danger of the warhead chester Herald, P.O. Box Ml, UPI photo New Hampshire daily: $557. g $ y rttsement. or to report a nows cially drawn up today and submit­ But town resident Dorothy Wil- exploding. Monchestar. Conn. 04040. florv or picture Msa, coll Maine daily: $43. 44^2711. orrics hows ore S:30 ajti. ted on Friday. mot said she feared the center PORTRAIT BY NASSIFF Today In history Vermont daily: 99$. To subscrlbo, or to report a to $ p.m. Monday through Friday. would prove so popular that "kids A thought for the day: James A. dallvarv problem, coll 447-*S44l COLUMBO THE FEDERAL BLOCK will come flocking" from sur­ Garfield. 20th president of the Rhode Island daily: 2$5S. Ottlca hours ore S:30 a.m. to S:M The Manchester Herald Is a A fuel explosion in a Titan-2 missile silo near Damascus, p.m. Monday Ihroueh Friday and 7 G R AN T FUNDS are administered rounding towns. United States, said: "This great Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: wbsrriber to Unitsd Press Interna­ Ark. blew the top off the silo and threw a nuclear warhead to 10 a.m. Saturday. Detlvary tional Mws services and Is o through the state Department of nation is too great to look for mere $3-33-35-99-1$. The jackpot was should be mode by S p.m. Monday m e m ^ or the AudN Oursau of Housing on a competitive basis. DURING THE M EETING which revenge but for the security of the hundreds of yards. One person was killed and 22 others $77,142. Riroucli Friday and by 7:M a.m. Circulations. Saturday. Coventry's projects must compete followed the hearing. Olmstead led future I would do everything." injured. Massachusetts daily: 497$. with those of 68 other municipali­ the way in scrapping a proposal to ties in. Connecticut with popula­ seek $400,000 to help low- and tions of less than 50,000. moderate-income people pay for Pick up your vory own Acting Town Planner Betty new lateral sewer lines on their FANCY SWEET RED TODAirS NUMBERS Gardner said this morning she streets. TODAYS BINGO GAME Joekpot Bingo card . N. 9 PLAY JACKPOT thought Coventry would receive a The council also rejected the FOR JACKPOT BINGO •I ono ot thooo decision on the application by inclusion of requests from various TO KAY IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY Monehootor loeaUona: December. businesses for $175,000 in aid and BINGO Considerable attention was paid decreased the amount of funding GRAPES 79C Al Sleflerfa Appllancaa during the hearing to a proposal to for the home improvement loans. 445 Hartford Road seek $30,000 to renovate the Bonnie Some of this money was added to 8 17 43 60 70 HigNand Park Marfcat Jean Gordon House — which the about $100,000 initially pro­ BINGO currently rents inexpensive rooms posed for the Community Service WHILE SUPPLY LASTS EVERY DAY IN THE HEBALD ’^estowTi^T^tfarmacy 15 18 36 73 317 Highland Street — for the--homeless and for Center. The final application seeks Weatown Pharmacy runaway youths. Several people $223,800 — more than double that THE CLASSIC GIFT* USDA CHOICE 25 said they feared that if the house amount. 455 Hartford Road were renovated, the rents might go The center request seeks □ Contemporary sitting:* S i n n M n iz E S 26 Jeans-Plus up. $125,000 for rehabilitation of the unique & individual, tailored to your personal life-style, LOIN LAMB CHOPS 445 HARTFORD RD. But Willnauer assured those building. $60.OOOfor sewers. $23,000 sitting: approx. $15.00. 297 East Center Street III'! X W EVERY WEB( 643-5230 EVERY DAY IS k Cardinal Buick, Inc. present that "even after rehab the to hire an administrator, and □ Traditional sitting: rents will stay low ." He said the $13,800 for a part-time clerk. head and shoulders poses designed for smaller 8X10 LIMIT 1 PER CUSTOMER I lli COMPLETE GAME 81 Adams Street money would go toward improving The Use for another $100,000 in portraits. We re$erve the right to limit quantitlei LU4 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK sitting: no charge. ___ Pto a GIANT JACKPOT: If your Jackpot Bingo card conuins DIRoaa Cleanera the plumbing, heating, and electri­ commmunity funds will be decided all the numbers listed today, you are an 299 West Middle Turnpike cal systems and making the house if the grant is approved. _____ ASSORTED VARIETIES automabc winner. Notify us in accor­ weatherproof — not toward luxury- In its final form, the application S alem n a ssif f A TRIP FOR TWO TO dance with the rules on the back of the Or at the Herald ottlca decor. also asks for $100,000 to be loaned card. Resident John Twerdy agreed to Leonard Giglio and $20,000 to be SUNSHINE SNACK CRACKER For seem ihopplna cs nesnlsnas pay your Worthssst uaaass, tn sico and i t u d t o 12 02 box CNO eats hsiel also ws am o ua Foot Other t uhslaaen. Numbers may not be carried over to that the work was necessary, but loaned to Orin Miles. Jr., both for the next day. but your card is good for cari,. YUa said that " if we put $30,000 into a business expansion. with prior '10.00 purchase * HAWAII * one week. Monday through Saturday. private home we should have a Some $30,000 was requested for "('tiding; $ iKirtrait • commercial I Saa ikilas on Bach of Bingo Cants n m k fB € m 4 k \ Next wbsk^ Valid thru Thursday, Sept. ZO, Friday. SepI Zl So do not cross off numbers each day. long-term guarantee on what's improving the Bonnie Jean Gordon mam, manclicsfcr, conn. 643-736^ and Salurday, SepI 2Z, 1984 csnH ayM M e. going to happen." He was told that Home. this could be arranged if the grant About $115,000 would be spent on * - M A N C H ES TER H ER A LD . Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1984 M A N CH ES TER HER ALD . Wcdnesda\. ScpI 19. 1984 - 5_ v.s./worid In Brief GroiTiyko to addrGss United Nations Plane crash kills Government programs NEW YOR K (U P l) - Soviet head of the Soviet delegation to the gan plan to deliver “ a very positive said, “ I cannot help but think of the not helping women De Lorean and wife separate Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko three-month political session. He message" to Gromyko on the needless baggage Mr. Reagan. has arrived in the United States to has spoken to the assembly almost administration’s desire for "a brings to that meeting — a history 48 in Ecuador LOS ANGELES — John De Lorean, acquitted last month of visit with President Reagan, De­ every year since he assumed his more constructive relationship” that runs from self-defeating cocaine charges but facing indictment for the alleged mocratic challenger Walter Mon­ post in 1957. with the Soviet Union. name-calling to hair-raising joke from Southeast Asia By Jorge Rlbodenelro block area. disappearance of $17 million from his auto company, has dale and join in a series of Diplomatic sources believe Gro­ Mondale also pledged to be telling." United Press International It barely missed a packed city separated from his wife, Cristina Ferrare, his attorney said. meetings at the United Nations. myko will focus on the U.S.-Soviet “ tough” in his talks with Gromyko Gromyko’s return to New York LOS A N G ELE S (U P I) - Sou­ with sexual assault and battering, bus, and flying debris injured one "It’s a trial separation,” said lawyer Howard Weitzman, who Gromyko arrived at Kennedy relationship in his speech and very and vowed not to attempt to was marked by efforts from both theast Aslan immigrant women, actjust to a strange culture and Q UITO, Ecuador — A cargo jet young passenger, a witness said. defended De Lorean in his successful battle against federal drug International Airport Tuesday on a likely attack the U.S. administra­ conduct foreign policy on behalf of Washington and Moscow to revive many of whom were raped and language and keep pace with hit a utility poll while trying to lift Witnesses said dozens of people trafficking charges. "They are taking a break because of the special Aeroflot flight from Mos­ tion, something he has done in the the president. U.S.-Soviet relationships, which battered on their journeys, face a children who adapt more quickly off, splitting the aircraft apart and were covered by flaming pieces of pressures of the last couple of years.” cow and was greeted by Anatoly past without fail. “ I want that meeting to be dropped to a low since the Soviets complex of daily problems trying to cultural change. sending fiery pieces into a residen­ the aircraft and the damaged Dobrynin, the Soviet ambassador Gromyko will then meet Sept. 27 successful, as do all Americans,” walked out of the intermediate to adjust to life in America, and "Women, especially minority Weitzman said Tuesday the separation was "am icable" and tial area — killing 48 people on the buildings. Rescue workers said the to the United States, and the Soviet in New York with Mondale, the Mondale said. nuclear weapons talks in Geneva government programs fail to help women, earn less," Chu said. De Lorean continued to live at the home of his mother-in-law. ground and the four crewmen. number of victims was increasing ambassador to the United Nations, Democratic candidate for presi­ Mondale said then it was "pretty last year. them, a UCLA professor said. "They have less opportunity for Renata. He said there has been no talk of divorce. Another 75 people on the ground as they uncovered the debris. Oleg Troyanovsky. Troyanovsky’s dent, and Secretary of State pathetic” that Reagan was not Reagan said last Tuesday he Dr. Judy (?hu, the keynote high-paying jobs. Basically, that were injured. Red Cross workers and residents wife carried a bouquet of red roses. George Shultz before traveling to meeting with his Soviet counter­ invited the Soviet official to the speaker at a conference on Sou­ means they have to work very, Civil aviation officials said the could not reach many of the The foreign minister had no Washington the next day for talks part, Konstantin Chernenko, but White House to ease "suspicion theast Asian women at Long Beach very hard to make the family No verdict yet on Arocena four-engine DC-8 crashed Tuesday injured due to flames and fear of comment at the airport. with Reagan. wished the president well in his and hostility” and secure a “ safer City College, said Tuesday the survive, especially if the woman is due to a fault in one of its jet turbine renewed explosions from the burn­ N EW Y O R K — A jury could not reach a verdict in initial Gromyko will address the Gen­ Schultz said earlier Tuesday on a talks with Gromyko. world” by trying to control nuclear refugees’ inability to speak Eng­ single and the head of the engines. But airport sources said ing aircraft. Witnesses said the deliberations at the trial of a Cuban exile accused of heading an eral Assembly next Tuesday as television broadcast he and Rea­ In an address Monday, Mondale weapons proliferation. lish often isolates them. Their household. the jet could not maintain altitude anti-Castro group blamed for assassinating a Cuban diplomat bodies of most of the victims were difficulties are multiplied because "Then there are special cases because it was overloaded. so badly charred they could not be and detonating a string of bombs in New York and Miami. they are often illiterate and where women come from a rural Authorities said all four crew identified. Eduardo Arocena, 41. is charged with masterminding the unskilled and were traditionally background, have problems of Kittinger recovers after solo flight members, including pilot Romulo One Red Cross worker said it taught to suffer in silence. illiteracy and trouble with basic violence of Omega 7. a group of Cuban exiles committed to the Peralta, a former Ecuadoran air took fireman two hours to extin­ overthrow of Cuba's Fidel Castro. The women’s special needs are skills such as shopping and caring NICE, France (UPI) — Ameri­ test pilot was tossed out of his just about out of ballast and there alarm system, but never for more force officer, were killed and at guish the blaze, which was doused for children." The jury in C.S. District Court in Manhattan deliberated for ignored in programs designed for can balloonist Joe Kittinger today lO-story-tall "Balloon of Peace” was a great big thunderstorm up than 15 minutes at a time.” least 48 people on the ground died. with the aid of a rain storm. male heads of households and they three hours Tuesday but adjourned without reaching a verdict. nursed injuries he suffered when when it hit a tree in hilly territory ahead.” The previous record of 3,100 One witness said the Ecuadoran A spokesman at Pablo Arturo Chu also said there is high The panel of six men and six women were sequestered for the are reluctant to discuss their incidence of wife battering in he ended the first solo trans- 12 miles from the northern Italian The Orlando, Fla., native said he miles for a similar craft was set in Cargo Airlines plane roared "like Suarez Hospital said more than 30 problems in mixed-sex groups. night and Judge Robert Ward ordered them to resume Vietnamese families because an Atlantic flight in a clump of trees in town of Savona. had a "perfect flight” and regret­ 1978 by a three-man American an earthquake” when it hit a utility bodies had been taken to the Chu said in a telephone interview. deliberations today. northern Italy. He broke a bone in his foot, and, ted only the “embarrassing” in­ crew aboard Double Eagle II, the pole and split into fla'Aiing pieces. hospital and doctors there were unemployed husband often feels he Taught in their homeland to has lost face and he vents his- "Why not the Pacific now?” after being doused with cham­ jury he sqffered in the bumpy international Aeronautics Federa­ tVitnesses said residents ran treating 40 injured. The other serve men. Southeast Asian Kittinger joked at St. Roch hospital pagne by his support team, was landing. tion said. That flight took 137 screaming in terror as the aircraft injured people were taken to other frustrations on his wife. And many women need support groups or women who escaped their home­ Condemned men get reprieve in the French Riviera city of Nice, carried to a hospital by one of the hours. Kittinger took only 68 hours smashed into an empty Baptist Quito clinics and hospitals, and the women’s centers to help them where he was rushed by helicopter four helicopters that escorted him church and more than to homes. Red Cross was making urgent calls land on boats were raped during S T A R K E , Fla. — A federal appeals court blocked a scheduled He said his greatest problem to cross the Atlantic. adjust to American society, she Tuesday after the rough landing. in the final stages of the flight. Twenty of the dead were among for blood donations. the journey, Chu said. double execution today, but one of the condemned killers only got during the trans-Atlantic journey said. Kittinger, his leg in a cast, said Hospital officials described his was extreme cold at high altitude. Kittinger, who said he undertook a 40-member construction crew The aircraft, which had arrived The conference was sponsored Employers must be sensitive to a 24-hour reprieve and still could be put to death in Florida’s he was "elated" with his 83-hour, injuries as minor and said he would working on a three-story house in Quito after a flight from Miami, electric chair. “ Even my woolen clothes didn’t the journey to promote world by the U.S. Department of Labor’s the Fctugee woman’s itersonal 3,700-mile trip, the longest uninter­ be released within 24 hours. peace, set off from Caribou, that was flatened by the plane. was taking off from the Mariscal Lawyers for James Dupree Henry were ordered to present keep me warm in the open Women's Bureau to help assess the problems, befriend her and refer rupted flight in a balloon. "I imHed when I couldn't go any gondola,” Kittinger said. "A t least Maine, last Friday with about 1,000 Flying out of control, the four- Sucre Airport when it crashed 350 uPl photo refugees’ needs and decide how to her to eoinnuinity agencies for their case at a hearing today before the 11th U S. Circuit Court of Tho SK.vo.nr old former air force further,” Kittinger said, “ I was engine aircraft cleared a soccer yards away. Appeals in Atlanta. I was able to sleep because of my cheering supporters in attendance. help train them for jobs and better help: Chu said. field at the end of the main runway Its destination was Guayaquil, integration into American society. The court gave Henry, 34, a stay of execution until 7 a.m. E D T Royai artwork before it split open and slammed Ecuador's largest coastal city 200 The Southeast Asian woman, Thursday, but his death warrant doesn’t expire until noon into the buildings and scattered miles west of the capital, when it who has come to America from Mercury, nearest to the sun. is Thursday and Florida officials could execute Henry if the flaming debris over a two-square- crashed. Titled 'Portrait-Windsor,' this artistic picture isamong 13 9 Pope ties abortion to nuciear war included in a 1985 calendar featuring photographs taken 'Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, the second smalle.st of the solar Atlanta court rejects his appeal. President Leon Febres Cordero, faces tremendous obstacles in system’s planets. The federal appeals court granted an indefinite stay of VANCOUVER, British Colum­ outside Italy since he became pope Alberta, which the pope left early port and then delivered his attack who toured the devastated area, by Britain’s Prince Andrew. The calendar is comple­ helping her family survive, Chu execution Tuesday to Aubrey Dennis Adams Jr., 26, of Ocala, bia (U PI) — Calling abortion an six years ago, John Paul was Tuesday. on abortion. ordered a thorough investigation mented by an exhibition of photographs at the Barbican said. English is the official language of the crash and also declared who had also been scheduled to die today in the nation’s first “ unspeakable crime against hu­ forced Tuesday to alter his sche­ In British Columbia, the pontiff "Of incalculable danger to all Soviet Centre Art Gallery in London, including shots of the She was suddenly forced to in The Gambia. Mandinka and double execution in 19 years. man life," Pope John Paul If dule when dense fog prevented his celebrated mass for an estimated humanity is the rate of abortion in three days of national mourning become the breadwinner, cope Wolof are also spoken. Adams, who is white, was sentenced todeathforthe 1978killing warned its practice shows a plane from landing in the remote 250,000 people at Abbotsford Air­ society today,” he said. for the casualties. Prince behind the camera. of an 8-year-old Ocala girl. t contempt for humanity that could village of Fort Simpson in Cana­ trigger a nuclear war. da’s Northwest Territories. leader Addressing 65,000 young, elderly and disabled people under the Aides said the pope had wanted Americans to be picked up canvas dome of Vancouver’s B.C. to try again today to land there for Place stadium, the pope said a meeting with Indians and Inuit. A MOSCOW — A U.S. Coast Guard cutter was on standby today to Tuesday night the only way for Vatican source described John WHY fOWSPAPERS? aPPears pick up five Americans, detained for a week in remote Siberia modern man to avert catastrophe Paul as "irritated and determined By Anno Christensen after their supply vessel was seized in Soviet waters. was to "again proclaim in practice to get to Fort Simpson if the United Press International A State Department spokesman in Washington said a Coast the sacredness of human life." weather had permitted.” John Paul was to fl^ today to It Guard cutter had been dispatched to rendezvous with a Soviet But weather remained uncertain MOSCOW — President Konstan­ When comes to ship and pick up the five men. He said the U.S. ship should reach Ottawa, the final stop oifmis 12-day and a return flight would have been tin Chernenko, wheezing and coast-to-coast Canadian tour. the rendezvous point sometime today. a 1,000-mile detour that involved coughing, presented an award to For the first time in his 23 trips In Juneau. Alaska, Coast Guard Chief Dan Dewell said the changing planes in Edmonton, the leader of Greece’s Communist cutter Sherman would be diverted from its duty patrolling Party in his second public appear­ fisheries in the Bering Sea to pick up the sailors in international ance since rumors surfaced that he waters about IS miles off the Soviet coastal town where they are Atlas Oil is still making was seriously ill. The 73-year-old president, be­ enei^ inlbmriation being held. He said they probably will be taken to Nome, Alaska. lieved to suffer from emphysema, Tab Thoms, skipper of the Frieda K .. said Tuesday he was sure new friends every day. VOTE read a three-minute speech during he had not strayed into Soviet territory and he refused to sign a S a nationally televised ceremony document stating he had. Tuesday to present the Order of Lenin to Harilaos Florakis. Panel probes Continental Chernenko, the oldest man ever, I'm proud of the service Atlas Oil offers all of to head the Soviet Union, wheezed and service, more WASHINGTON — The House Banking Committee, which has its customers. I’ve tseen with Allas for many | and- coughed in reading the ad­ investigated "more bailouts than the 82nd airborne division," years, and each year more and more dress, which came a week after a series of Western reports said he launched its probe into the costly near-collapse of the Continental homecwners expfess their pleasure with Illinois National Bank. was hospitalized. ' Soviet officials have denied the E The panel, which heard from federal bank regulators and a our dedicated attention to their welfare and | reports, saying Chernenko was former bank employee Tuesday, planned to question C .T. to cost-cutting advice when it comes to well and at work in the Kremlin. Conover, the comptroller of the currency, today. home heating. Atlas has a state licensed and more Last week, the West German Committee Chairman Fernand St Germain, D -R .I., chastised team of experts in heating and cooling newspaper Bild said Chernenko the bank regulators for missing the warning signals that mechanical repairs and installations. I'm was suffering from Parkinson’s preceded the “ granddaddy of bank failures" and warned that '-t*. disease and was hospitalized out­ Congress m ay rewrite the laws to make sure that it does not certain we can tse of service to you. Call side Moscow. 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Billy Graham today TUESDAYS WEDNESDAYS THURSDAYS WHY DO you SAY THArg daily life. They are read for current news events and are. how President Reagan can sur­ 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. 6:30 - 0:30 p.m. 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. therefore, a well-accepted source of information. round the Soviet Union with Auto Tune-up Machine Drafting Air Conditioning NORmAL. n Economy missiles and still call himself a and repair Diesel I and Refrigeration 1 *0 0 Newspaper advertising production costs are relatively Christian. Word processing ^ a square yard p o r /v ia l , inexpensive. Also, it is difficult to be professional on te­ "We do not understand how the Small Engine Welding levision with a low budget. president can be a Christian and a Shop Math Repair iFOe.lHe PAD INSTALLATION 1 WHO D Assurance believer, and how at the same time it h o a d l o o m CARES... he can threaten our people and W ^ Y B R Newspaper circulations can be verified by circulation CAftPET IN THEIR STOCK. THAT'S audits, giving you the assurance of knowing exactly surround us with missiles of THAT fJO n/M LP a s a e a t what your dollars are buying and that the advertise­ 'various sizes,” Archbishop Gideon CARPET ments ran as scheduled. Of Novosibirsk said. 9 d e a l ... "There are two sides, and I can □ Permanency take a long time answering,” WAIT... I MANCHESTER Newspapers allow readers time to read, digest and b u r Graham told the congregation of PUY JACKPOT THERE'S M0R6. ..THIS rater back at leisure to your messages. You can provide ' H E R E , about 400 at aii Orthodox mass. IS REALLY UNBELIEVAfilf I COM E/ all the details necessary to adequately state your case. It "But I am for peace, too, and I can be studied and evaluated at the reader's own conve­ I ...T A L K ABDUTTERIVis ! nience and pace. People do not have to be in a particular believe the American people are place at a particular iiftte to see an advertisement. for peace. I believe the American 190 RAYS SAMie ASCASH SU R P U iS president is for peace,” Graham WUPTD3VEARSTO □ Flexibility said, referring to Reagan's forth­ CARPET CE»ITER The size of tho ad can be varied; the position on the coming meeting with the Soviet BINGO w W ITH In p a y m e n t page can be changed; and advertising campaign can be Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Pod EXCESS inaugurated on short notice. No matter what the size of I M a l Y t i r a l Jk rr JXJE TILDECEM0CRJ as a sign of hope. inventdryprom your budget, an advertising schedule can be tailored to EVERY DAY C.EO. SroRES'- The message that Americans are peace-loving rarely is heard in PART ROLLS, □ Local ness the Soviet Union, where the media Tho newsy climate of tho newspaper provides a par- Win SURPLUS CARPET FULL ROLLS, constantly depicts the United Two DROP COLORS, (ocf background for local political advertising. Page af­ States as being war-mongering ter page is devoted to subjects that are Important to tho and aggressive. ETC., A N p community and Its people. Local news la basic, and you ” I ask you. Dr. Billy Graham, to 305 BROAD S TR E ET and your campaign are making local news. MANCHESTER, CT. INSTAUATION comfort our people and tell them 2 doori Irom Manchtttor AAA that not all Americans have such ill HAWAII 649-9199 $ P M > F 0R . will against them,” Gideon said. MM. i2-a • MT.ia-a • w u h m t s ia4 Graham said the "vast major­ source 29 oq. yd minimum ln9tsHstton snd rodt-tloor. . ONLY f 1.(10 ity” of Americans want peace and CONNECTICUT NATURAL GAS CORPORATION Posm Esek/iU^rt/moUl oiHs. Romnsnu, no#*e punch, I iHanrltpslrr Hrralft he would tell the American people Page 2 9fss9 carpol not InUudod This message to help you save energy is paid for Ity CNG customers. ^ Minimum FMsndng Program $300.00 99 on his return that he had also found ^Growing Since 1881 a strong sentiment for peace among the Soviets. It.. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Seut. 19, 1984 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 19, 1984

Richard M. Diamond, PublisSM^ Douglas A. Bevins. Managing EdtEOC James P. Sacks, City Edjtgt OPINION srn.mmSe

J a c h r - Connecticut will have an O ’Neill court Anders!

Washingtoff;;;;^? F or the third tim e since taking office on the iast day ■* form er State Sen. Philip Costello of Madison, the Merry-GO'RouuCMf of 1980, Gov. Bill O’Neill will be naming a chief justice suggestion of a Democrat with no special portfolio, Tom of the Connecticut Supreme Court when he chooses a . Reynolds of East Haddam. successor to retiring Chief Justice John Speziale of Capitol Torrington. Comments A C O M PR O M ISE A P P O IN T M E N T is a possibility ill That is unusual. Govs. Ella Grasso and Tom Meskilt this time, too. Surely the governor has no lack of names only got to name one, and John Dempsey only appointed Bob Conrad to review. He dropped a hint at his recent press two in his 10-years as governor. Syndicated Columnist conference when he said he likes to stick those who have SweetheaiH If he names Justice Ellen Peters of West Hartford,'as Ml done their time “ in the trenches,” and who have the som e of us say is likely, O’Neill would probably best qualifications. com plete his tenure — whether one or two full terms — Justices Peters and Healey meet these elementary exemptioni without facing that decision again. She could serve until tests, with Justice Peters offering a bit more, if O’Neill the turn of the century before reaching the mandatory What w ill he do this time? wants to be practical. ruled out I retirement age of 70. First of all. Bill O’Neill is a politician of the most She would be the first woman chief justice in state Speziale’s disclosure that he would step down Nov. 21 traditional school. He showed that in naming former history, a point to rem em ber for a governor who, as a on his 62nd birthday caught everyone by surprise, Chief Justice Joseph Bogdanski of Meriden and then politician, would be interested in an asterisk planted by WASHINGTON - No one needs including O ’Neill. Since then, Speziale has been Speziale him self. And wash out our mouth with soap if her name because of him. to be reminded that the costs of receiving rave notices for his perform ance on the bench you like, but appointments on the Supreme Court are And as an appointee who cam e directly to the court federally-funded health care are and for his mark on the justice system. It is well- basically political. O’Neill, for his own credibility — from her position as professor of law at Yale soaring into the stratosphere. deserved praise for a rem arkable man. and as a probable candidate for reelection in 1986 — can University, Justice Peters brought no political Many companies that provide the Austin McGuigan of New Britain, the chief state’s be expected to stay with the system he respects so “ baggage” of any sort. Her career background is most equipment and services needed to attorney, was quoted as distinguishing between “ pre- much. The pressure to deviate, of course, is enormous. im pressive. She has been close to the innovative, treat Medicare and Medicaid Speziale" and “ post-Speziale" eras in running the In this case, seniority is a key factor. That favors “ workaholic” by his own description, Speziale. patients charge top dollar whe­ court, assigning especially high marks to the latter. Justice Peters. We can accept, too, the speculation that To his credit, O’Neill put on a convincing show of never they can get away with it. Appreciation of Speziale has come from unexpected Justice Arthur Healey of New Haven also has a claim annoyance when he was asked if he was thinking of how sources, too. State Rep. Tony Miscikoski of Torrington, because he has more tim e on the bench. , he might im prove his political standing in this To prevent this unconscionable a free spirit in the Legislature who stands in awe of few When O’N eill must choose between persons of appointment. He may have swallowed hard and profiteering on the misery of the people in public life, said the jurist is a conscientious, roughly equal circumstances which deserve squirmed a little, but he carried it off well. He would nation’s sick and needy, the decent man of highest principles. consideration, he has been known to go to another look for the best person, he said. Period. Department of Health and Human Coming from Miscikoski, who could ask for anything choice. In one recent example, the governor was being This Will be an O’N eill court by mid-1985. By then, this Services has laid down certain m ore? urged by two Democratic heavyweights,'Arthur governor will have named four of its six justices. regulations intended to keep some Barbieri of New Haven and Henry Healey of Derby, to Realistically, the court’s performance will reflect on kind of control over runaway costs. LOOKING AHEAD, this is where the job of governor accept their candidates. the politician who installed its membership. One of thest prohibits "sw ee­ can be very lonely. O’N eill m ay consult with any O’N eill compromised by filling the vacancy on the And as he mulls this appointment. Bill O’N eill knows theart” deals between health pro­ number of people, but the decision ultim ately is his. Liquor Control Commission with the appointment of it. too. viders and subcontractors that inflate the cost of goods and services.

An editorial This is the story of a major health provider’s request for an exemption from the sweetheart- deal rules — and its rejection by Best of luck HHS after an investigation by the agency’s inspector general. to Channel 61 THE E XEM PTIO N was sought . late last year by National Medical Care Inc, of Waltham, Mass., the nation’s'largest provider of life- We’re going to keep an eye and unknown as yet), syndi­ sustaining kidney dialysis treat­ on Channel 61, not just for the cated series and movies. ment. HHS auditors discovered syndicated series it plans to that one of the corporation’s There’s plenty of entertain­ subsidiaries, Erika Inc., sold dial­ air but for the local program­ ment and enough advertising ysis supplies to another subsi­ ming it insists it will provide so far, and the station hopes diary, the Artificial Kidney Center to the community. If that’s of Queens, N.Y., at prices from 22 to have a news broadcast the intended goal, we wish the percent to 56 percent above the within the next few years. WTIC-TV the best of luck on going rate. Bruce Mayer, vice president its endeavor in a competitive As a result, the auditors found. and general manager, insists business. The people of the Erika made $181,671 in excess that WTIC-TV will have "a area deserve the best local profits in 1977 on that deal alone. first-class news operation in commitment possible. Erika also netted $4.3 million in the trusted ’TIC tradition. excess profits during 1981 from You can take that to the sales to its corporate siblings, Television has been des­ bank.” SrrA_ im according to the still-unreleased cribed as a curious mixture of HULNlE ©i98H ffcUr wotmt IG report. entertainment, advertising Under federal regulations, such and news, and the fare A strong news staff with corporate incest is permissible only if the company can prove that Channel 61 offers fits that proper public affairs pro­ grams and the accessibility the charges were “ comparable” to Now, famous Mailboro Red description aptly. Like many the going rate, and that a “ substan­ of diverse viewpoints will do Open forum/ Readers' views independent stations, it offers tial” part of the company’s busi­ and Marlboro Lights much to enhance the station’s a choice of sports (unnamed Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 ness is with unrelated firms. efforts towards local pro­ Erika flunked both tests, accord­ are also available in gramming. So far, the station ing to the auditors. . Data it submitted on 1981 sales has plans for a young people’s The Jewish community which best of their ability. I fail to see how a convenient new 25*s pack. showed that the company did more show starring area magician Abortion debate consists of a highly religious some doctors can rationalize than half its business outside the people must never forget what an abortion. Mark Mazzarella. That’s a timely, Important corporate family. The HHS investi­ unreligious society is capable of A child bom of incest or rape is good start, and certainly a gators concluded that the correct performing on unwanted lives! innocent in all respects, and our To (he Editor: figure was only 46 percent. L& f M e (.EiU> distinctive one, but more is Not too long ago, in China, girl society does not penalize innocents needed before WTIC can babies were unwanted and put to with sentences of death! I can The agonizing, ongoing controv­ AS FOR COMPARABLE PRI­ YoO SOM E justly say it has taken the death (a national policy). In the imagine no greater child abuse ersy regarding the religion vs. CES, the auditors looked at Erika’s abortion issue, now being gener­ 1600s, Connecticut had a law on the than abortion! AbVice, ERNIE. local programming mantle charges to its parent corporation’s ated by the presidential and vice books which allowed a father who If we as a religious society can from the two VHF television 170 clinics and to other, unrelated presidential contenders, presents had an uncontrollable or incorriga- accommodate this concept of stations in Connecticut. clinics and concluded: “ Contrary a most important and timely issue ble son to bring him to New Haven unwanted or burdensome lives, to NMC’s assertions, sales to with far-reaching consequences to to be put to death — another then we may be able to accept the T o V O T E . related organizations were at us as a Christian-Judeo society in example of an unwanted life, and next government-financed and generally higher prices than sales America. sanctioned by the people of sanctioned step which could be to unrelated organizations.” Our Christian-Judeo society be­ Connecticut. putting an end to the lives of the NMC Vice President Timothy I. lieves in God and His Command­ elderly and infirm. Geraldine Ferraro, vice presi­ McFeeley urged HHS not to ments. though not always follow­ Statistics show the elderly to be dential candidate, states she is release the information gathered ing His teachings. One of His the fastest growing segment of our “ personally against abortion, but by the inspector general. It’s easy Commandments, ’’Thou Shalt Not society. Will they become un­ will not attempt to force her beliefs to understand the company’s con­ Kill,” needs no clarification. The wanted and a burden? upon others.” Did she poll her cern. For example: fact that the abortion issue produ­ If we as a religious society can, constituents on this question to • The company claimed that ces more heat than light should accept abortion, who is to say obtain a conseqsus, or is she Erika actually charged NMC clin­ prompt us as a society to stand where it will lead us? We have playing to the pro-abortion lobby ics an average of $21.93 less for back from all the political verbiage always placed a premium consid­ as her votes have indicated? dialysis machine filters than it did DAYS LEFT and election rhetoric, and examine eration on human life in this follow through on their How would our former governor, to unrelated clinics. The IG re­ what we have learned from country, founded on our multi­ promises. Ella Grasso, regard Ferraro's viewed four filter models and history. religious beliefs. It is incumbent on stand on this most serious issue? found that Erika had in fact It has been said (hat "those that us as a Christian-Judeo society to Ferraro could also say she person­ charged clinics in the corporate ignore history are doomed to thoroughly analyze our religious ally opposed slavery; would she family anywhere from $38.08 to $83 repeat it.” In Hitler’s Germany, a and humanitarian beliefs, and then not try to force her beliefs on more per filter, for an excess profit national policy evolved in which view government-financed abor­ others? of $1.3 million. unwanted lives were summarily tions on demand in the context of The issue of government- • The company claimed its dispatched. This was done by Herr its possible serious consequences financed abortions is not a Jewish- clinics paid only 84 cents more for Goebbels and his propaganda to all. Catholic-Protestant issue. It is blood-line sets from its Erika machine. He portrayed the re­ God bless you all. plain and simple a question: Do we subsidiary: the auditors found the tarded in films shown in all as a society in America kill an markup averaged $8.46. for an theaters as nothing short of anim­ Edward J. Wilson unwanted and unborn life? excess profit of $271,693 on that als. They (the retarded) were 17 Falknor Drive The term unwanted in this case item. Manchester depicted eating grass and leaves must be called into question. and cavorting about like monkeys Unwanted by whom? There are A SPOKESMAN told my asso­ to the amusement of the viewers. tens of thousands of childiess ciate Tony Capaccio that the These films had a sinister couples in this country today who Letters policy company could not appeal the purpose. It was to create a state of would give anything to have a child rejection of its exemption request. mind in a society which, up until The Manchester Herald wel­ to love and to care for. and to raise Though he conceded the audit was that time, had been a religious and comes letters to the editor. as a good citizen who would done legally, he said, "The prob­ conscientious people. Letters should be brief and to the contribute his or her brainpower to lem is with the regulations We might well ask, were these point. They should be typed or mak^ this a better world. We will themselves.” really retardates or actors? A neatly handwritten, and, for ease never be able to realize their In his letter to the IG, McFeeley constant diet of this sort of in editing, should be double­ potential if they are not allowed to called the audit “ a colossal waste propaganda soon prepared the spaced. be born. of tax money.” But if HHS had unsuspecting people for the un­ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Our society is not attempting to The Herald reserves the right to allowed the higher prices resulting Gl964byNCA tnc t godly and unreligious programs edit letters in the interests of tell a woman what she can do with from NMC's sweetheart deal with which followed, and was financed brevity, clarity and taste. That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous'14123440 ” \ her body. Our concern is with the its subsidiary, they would have Lights: 11 mg ” lar.” 0 7 mg nicotine-Kings 17 mg ” tar. ” by the Fatherland, but' ultimately body inside. Address letters to; Open Forum, C PtNiip Mom* Inc t964 1.1 mg nicotine av per cigarette, by FTC method “Comrade CherrfeaWo was trying to ‘disap­ led to the destruction of a once affected the federally-established Doctors are licensed to heal and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box S91,’ pear' agalnl" proud society. reimbursement rate for kidney save bodies, and they do that to the Manchester, CT 06040. dialysis treatments nationwide. 8 - M ANCHESTER HKRALO, Wt-dncsdiiy. Sept 19. 1984 M.4NCHESTER HKRALD. Wedne.sday. Soul I9, 1984 - 9 Obituaries Boosting ‘Main Street USA’

Lewis W. Dischert III of Toms River. N.J.; three sisters. ville, with a mass ol Christian SPORTS Mrs. Martha Dowds of William- burial at 10 a.m. in St. Joseph’s is focus of videoconference A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. sett. Mass.. Mrs. May Larkin of Church. Burial will be in St. Thursday at the John F. Tierney Saugus. Calif., and Mrs. Annie Bernard's Cemetery with full What a town's Main Street looks and the National Endowment for The conference sponsors also I w Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., Rooney of Tewksbury. Mass.; and m ilitaoi honors. like says a lot about the town itself, the Arts. Over 10,000 people in 400 suggested hiring a person ;tot i r p - for Police Sgt, Lewis W. Dischert two grandsons. Calling hours are today fromn 7 according to the sponsors of a towns participated in the confer­ manage Main Street, just like one- III. The funeral will be Saturday at Slow-starting Indians to 9 p.m., at the funeral home. national videoconference on down­ ence, according to its sponsors. would manage a shopping center.' Dischert. 38. died Monday at his 8: 15 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Memorial contributions may be town revitalization held Tuesday. In addition to Hachey. partici­ Hachey said the town’s merchants. home. Funeral Home. 219 W. Center St., made to the American Legion Post Offering low-interest loans to pants from Manchester included face stiff competition from shop­ Friends may call at the funeral with a mass of Christian burial in 14 Scholarship Fund, 114 West St,, re.store building facades, hiring a Director of Planning Mark Pelle­ ping malls. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 St. Bridget Church at 9 a.m. Burial Rockville, or to the Kosciuszko professional manager and spon­ grini, Parking Authority Chair­ "W e’re going to end up with’a ' p.m. Burial will be in Rose Hill will be in the St. Bridget Cemetery. Club Scholarship Fund, 1 Vernon go on tear in 7-1 win soring more promotional events man Joseph Garman, developer big, heavy shopping center on this '• Memorial Park in Rocky Hill. Friends may call at the funeral Ave., Rockville. ■I were some of the ways suggested Warren E. Howland and real side of the river,” he said. "You home Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 can’t out-pizazz them. They’ll', in Memoruim to restore the vigor to Main Street, estate agent Frank Strano. HARTFORD — Good teams Friday at 3:30. make it 5-1, and then Steve Logan p.m. overwhelm you.” Margaret P. LaMotte In loving memory of Harry Mad­ U.S.A. Hachey, a commercial loan almost invariably include a few Manchester certainly didn’t ap­ capped the barrage less than a Memorial contributions may be Hachey said that Main Street has Margaret (Paterson) LaMotte. den. who passed away September "It’s a very exciting concept,” officer at Heritage Savings & Loan star players, but a great team is pear confident in the first half minute and a half later when he made to St. Bridget Church Mem­ the advantage of lower rents than. 81. of Westerville. Ohio, formerly 19th. 1983. said Joseph Hachey, a banker and Association, said the idea of one that can overcome the loss of against Hartford. The game was connected with a Mark Gochee orial Fund. shopping centers so it can attract' of Manchester, died Tuesday in member of the Manchester Park­ offering low-interest loans has such an individual and continue to scoreless for the first twenty-eight- assist. [ Your mehiory is as dear today. more new businesses. Ohio. She was the wife of the late Joseph F. Baran ing Authority who participated in worked to restore main streets in win, and-a-half minutes before the Andy Boggini closed out the As in the hour you pas.sed away, “ I think the futureof Manchester., William E. LaMotte. the conference. other towns. Manchester High boys’ soccer Owls’ Mario Tome booted in the scoring for the visitors, notching Joseph F. Baran. 63. of Vernon, is in small specialty shops,” She was born in Scotland and had Marian Ixmtini Hachey agreed that Manches­ Many buildings on Manchester’s team continued to win Tuesday, first goal of the afternoon to give an unassisted goal with 14 minutes died Monday at his home. He was lived in Manche.ster for many and daughters ter’s Main Street could use more Main Street are historically signif­ Hachey said. taking its third straight of the the hosts their only lead, 1-0. Indian left in the game. the husband of Sophie P. Baran years before moving to Ohio 14 festivals, art shows and other icant yet are covered by aluminum One element of most revitaliza­ young season in whipping homes­ John Janenda’s long through-ball The Indians outshot the 0-2 Owls. and the father of Francis Baran of Kazoos events that would bring people to or other materials, he said. By tion efforts that could pose a tanding Hartford Public, 7-1. ended up in the Hartford net to tie 29-9. Hartford keeper Marco Oli- years ago. Coventry. While in Manchester she was a Kazoos come in all shapes and the center of town. The videocon­ restoring buildings to their origi­ problem for Manchester is their It was the first game that the 3-0 the affair four minutes later. The viera was credited with 16 saves. He also leaves three sisters. Mrs. com m unicant of St. Bridget sizes. They are shaped like French ference sponsors particularly nal condition. Main Street could be reliance on federal funding, Ha­ Indians played without the servi­ contest remained 1-1 through Manchester goalie Jeff Thrall Paul (Adeline) Yankee of Vernon. Church, a member of the church's horns, bugles, trombones, Grou- stressed the need for good eating made a more attractive place, he chey said. Manchester voters will ces of All-State sweeper Eric intermission. stopped four shots. Mrs. Richard (Elizabeth) Bar- Rosary Society and the Corner­ cho Marx cigars. There is even places and food at such promo­ said. decide Nov. 6 whether to re-enter Wallert, who was sidelined for at Manchester came out smoking " I thought we played a good cinski in Maryland, and Mrs. stone Club. one, with a little tower on top. tional events, Hachey said. Offering loans for rehabilitation the Community Development least three weeks with stretched in the second half. Forward Bob second half,” noted McCarthy, Michael (Gertrude) Cherpak of made like a submarine. The One The conference, held at the would also benefit banks, Hachey Block Grant program. knee ligaments in Saturday’s Chang, with an assist from Brian stating the obvious. "W e were New Britain; and one grandson. She leaves a daughter. Maryy and Only Original KazooCo. Inc. of Summit Hotel in Hartford, was said, "Because once economic victory over Wethersfield. Wallert Milone, drilled in the go-ahead tenative in the first half, though Rita Brault of Westerville. Ohio; The funeral will be Thursday at 9 Eden, N.Y.. is the only company in produced by the National Main activity increases, the banks will Orville L. Freeman of Minnesota is in a walking cast. score just two minutes into the there may have been a letdown two brothers. Robert Paterson of a m. from the Burke-Fortin Fun­ the United States that makes Street Center and sponsored by the be making more loans at market was’secretary of agriculture under "Some of the guys had Eric on period. The Indians then estab­ after the Wethersfield game (won Venice. Fla., and Peter Pajerson eral Home. 76 Prospect St.. Rock- all-metal kazoos. U.S. Department of Agriculture rates.” President John Kennedy. their mind," said Manchester lished their dominance, rallying by Manchester, 3-1). When you’re coach Bill McCarthy. "They didn’t for four more goals in the next ten so intense for a big game, there’s want to make mi.stakes. You hate minutes, including two by Nick usually a little letdown (the Richard Basehart dies to see Eric out but some of the Cacace. The first one was a shot following contest)." IT’S UKE HAVING other kids now have to pick up the into the upper right corner at 5:52 " I t ’s a real solid team,” he HOLLYWOOD (UPl) - Actor "W.E.B." TV series, a primetime AN UNCLE IN slack. This will make some of them off a pass from Tully Patulak. added, naming middlemen Milone. Richard Basehart. who narrated -soap opera set behind the scenes of grow (as players)." Doug Siwik fed Cacace on the next Janenda, Pelligrinelli and Cacace the movie "M oby Dick " and the a major network. THE BUSINESS! THURS.-FRI.-SAT! The Indians put their undefeated tally, jusl two-and-a-half minutes as the key in the balance. “ We poem that accompanied the dous­ Among the best known of his 30 record on the line when tbey travel later. know we can do it without Eric, ing of the flame at the closing movies were "Cry Wolf.” "Moby to South Windsor High for a tough Dave Kelly headed in a Brad When he gets back, we’ll be that ceremonies of the 1984 Olympics Dick." "He Walked By Night." FREE CCC Eastern Division match-up Pelligrinelli corner kick at 11; 50 to much stronger." has died following a series of "Titanic." "The Brothers Kara­ AL SIEFFERT’S strokes. He was 70. m azov." "The Good Die Young” Basehart. who also starred as and "L a Strada." MICROWAVE A L roundup Admiral Nelson in the "Voyage to He also played the title role in the Herald photos by Piiilo the Bottom of the Sea” TV series, movie "Hitler" in 1963. narrated COOKINO .fs . died Monday night at Cedars-Sinai the acclaimed PBS play. "The Medical Center, attorney Bruce Andersonville Trials." and ap­ SCHOOL.. ICEIil 'i'l> i?-' M i Tigers apply the clincher Manchester's Kris Craft (6) battles with Craft had three-goal hat trick in 7-0 Stiglitz announced Tuesday. peared in many commericals. Hartford Public's Holly Davis (22) for the Indian win. Basehart suffered his first Basehart began his acting ca­ ■w it h p u r c h a s e o f ball in first-half action at Memorial Field. stroke the morning after the actor, reer at the Hedgerow Theater in I ANY MICROWAVE OVEN. By Mike Tully League since 1927 — with a four-hit souvenir hunters and the bullpen known for his strong, resonant UPl Sports Writer shutout over seven innings. was evacuated before the final out Moylan. Pa., and got his start on 3 INFORMATIVE P iilT IT i voice, read the closing Olympic Broadway in "The Hasty Heart" in Making his first major-league was recorded. poem, which included the line the 1940s. ■ WEEKS OF CLASSES,... The Detroit Tigers made official start, O’Neal received even more O’Neal, 24, showed no nervous­ "When the end comes, the loss of Born in Zanesville. Ohio, he (t a u g h t b y a w e l l Tuesday night what had seemed adrenalin when teammate Mike ness and allowed only four singles Manchester girl hooters flame brings darkness." likely for months. Laga told him a Detroit radio to win his first major league worked as a reporter for the ( k n o w n a r e a h o m e WE DARE ALL COMPETITION TO BEAT He was hospitalized since then Times-Signal. which his father, an After posting a record 35-5 start station was saying, "Who is this decision. The right- hander left the (e c o n o m is t . except for one period of several unnsuccessful actor, edited. OUR PRICES ON NAME BRAND MAJOR this season that launched the rest guy O’Neal? Who is this Detroit is bases loaded with Brewers in the hours at home, and was in a coma Basehart is survived by his wife. HURRY, DON’T MISS of the American League East in pitching on the day it’s trying to third and the Tigers holding a I-O futile pursuit, the Tigers clinched in 7-0 romp over Public for several days before he died. Diana, and three children. Gayla. ■ OUT! clinch the division?" lead by getting Doug Loman on a In “ Voyage to the Bottom of the 15. Jenna. 20. and John Anthony. APPLIANCES AND COLOR TVs! the division with a 3-0 victory over " I don’t want people to ask who fly ball to center. the Milwaukee Brewers. Sea.” one o f' television’s most 33. Randy O’Neal is," O’Neal said. “ I Willie Hernandez came on in the Bv Bob Papetti opener against Enfield. Rocha, of standout Indian midfield Denise want them to know." popular science fiction series in the Services were scheduled for DON’T WAIT....COME IN TODAY! seventh to wrap up the shutout and Herald Sports Writer whose overall superb goaltending Helleville, who was the offensive 'T v e been feeling good since we Lance Parrish drove in two 1960s. Basehart eommanded the Saturday at 1 p.m. at Westwood gain his 30th save by pitching the kept a mismatch from becoming a coordinator of several drives. left Toronto," said Detroit man­ Detroit runs with a groundnut in officers and crewof the Sea view, a Village Mortuary Chapel. Instead final two innings. It was midway through the first total joke, was bombarded with 36 Terri ('allahan banged in the glass-nosed atomic submarine of flowers, the family asked that ager Sparky Anderson, the second the first and a single in the sixth half of Tuesday’s high school girls’ Indian shots, saving '24. second score of the eonte.sl with manager to win division titles in and Tom Brookens hit a solo home that roamed the seas fighting donations be sent to Actors and White Sox 5, Twins 3 soccer game and homestanding Manchester will try to make it .seven minutes left in the half with a human and alien villains. Others for Animals, which was both leagues. " I knew our kids had run in the seventh as the Tigers Manchester High had already three in a row when it entertains At Minnesota, Ron Kittle hit a .3fl-yard, medium speed liner from He also appeared in the founded by Basehart and his wife. r r done the things they had to do. became only the third AL team to ripped off well over a dozen shots South Windsor High at Memorial two-run homer and Harold Baines the right side that .somehow found After we won that three in Toronto lead the race* from opening day to at Hartford Public goalie Lilian Field Friday at 3:30. added a solo shot, his fourth in his its way llirougli about 10 playeis 19 I knew we were ready to play and I the end. The last to do it was the Rocha, though only one ball had Erardi, who admitted he’d never and into the left corner of the net " knew we were ready to go into the 1927 New York Yankees. last six at-bats, to power the White 30 DIAGONAL gone through, a rebound shot by before seen a game to such a The players on the Manehester State welcomes president ELECTRIC playoffs." The largest crowd ever to see Sox. Gene Nelson, 3-5, picked up Indian center forward Kris Craft lop-sided extent, lauded a total bench had a lielter view of the Anderson’s 97-54 team is only Milwaukee play in Detroit, 48,810, the victory in relief by striking out MICROWAVE off a blast from Heather team effort in tfie'Victory. game than home goalie Erin Continued from page I percent is lowest among industrial three games away from making came early and primed itself for six in six innings as the White Sox Hohenthal. "N o one played jjoorly." he said Prescott. The hall didn’tcross into states and one of the lowest in the RANGE him the first manager whose the celebration with plenty of posted two victories in a row for the all of the ground that was lost over nation. COLOR TV of the depth-laden Indians. " I l ’s Manchester’s side of the field until OVEN — SELF CLEAN — teams won 100 games in both cheering in the stands and several first time since Aug. 6-7. "Keep working, it’ll go." Man­ the last 20 years. We must also hard to get a good effort from .seven minutes had elapsetl in the The latest University of Connec­ leagues. renditions of the wave. chester coach Joe Erardi encour­ reduce the dropout rate from 27 everyone (on the winning side) in a second h;ilf. ticut poll showed Reagan with a R o o k r e Randy O’Neal clinched A wall of police and security aged from the sidelines to his percent to 10 percent or less.” $ Yankees 10, Orioles 2 game like this. Give their keeper a Forwtird Nancy Sheldon poked 20-point lead over Democrat Wal­ $ $ Detroit’s first AL East title since personnel surrounded the field at persistent attackers. He also pledged. " I will not rest lot of credit, though, for keeping il one in. on an tissisl from Helleville, ter Mondale. 1972 — and the first wire-to-wire the start of the ninth inning to At New York, Ray Fontenot It was only a matter of time. The until every American who wants a as close as it was,” to make it 3 0 at 7:38, The Reagan has visited New Jersey championship in the American protect the playing field from scattered six hits over eight Indians eventually fired in six job can find a job ." and again twice already this summer, cam­ Hartford Public coach Julio omnipr(‘.sent Craft then added two innings and Mike Pagliarulo’s more goals, including five in the Del^ureiro aLso praiswl Rocha’s challenged Congress to approve paigning against drunken driving 3LACI grand slam highlighted a seven- second half to completely domi­ more for a hat Iriek, on assists his plans for urban enterprise in June and attending an Italian- GLASS' performance, which kept the vis­ from Kim Frasearelli iind Iloh run second for the Yankees, nate the Owls, 7-0, in the latter’s itors in the game (at least on the zones, a subminimum wage for American festival in the company RONT Fontenot, 8-8, who just returned , season opener. enthal Chris Gannon elo.sed out teenagers and simpler taxes. of Frank Sinatra in July. scoreboard) in the first half the scoring with a pair of goals, t lie from his three-game league sus­ One-sided? Manchester, now 2-0, Manchester held a misleading 2-0 Reagan contrasted his upbeat The latest independent state­ second tissisled by Lauren Giles pension, struck out four and incredibly did not allow a single edge at intermission. view of the economy and the state wide poll showed Reagan ahead of with 8:53 remaining MAGNAVOX walked one. Dennis Martinez, 6-8, shot on goal. The Indians yielded When the ball wasn’t in the hands of America with what he sees as Mondale by 23 points, with blue- took the loss. jusl one in their triumphant '84 ’’They’re a great team," noted Democrat Walter Mondale's collar workers shifting toward the 4BEST of Rocha, it was usually on the fool Delaiureiro o( the talented victors negativism. PRICE president. In May, the poll found WhirlDOol Red Sox 10, Blue Jays 3 “ It seems to me the other side is Mondale leading by 19 points H E A V Y I m 2 ^ I B U ^ L b r e a k ...! so upset at the good health of the among such voters but trailing by C hef 13" At Toronto, Dwight Evans drove economy that they’ve decided to 13 as of early August. hml SAVE/1 DIAGONAL in four runs with a pair of two-run give us a dose of the medicine that I__ ^ T undeiUNDERCOUNTER homers and Rich Gedman and made us sick.” he said. "D o we AUTOMATIC Tony Armas added two-run shots want to go back to the old days of Officers subdue - for the Red Sox. During the game, misery, misfortune and malaise? DISHWASHER the Blue Jays learned that they had Do we want to return to that time of and arrest man WITH PANEL WASHER COLOR TV been eliminated from the race taxes and timidity, that reign of because of Detroit’s victory. Luis error?" An Andover man's attempts to $ Leal, 13-8, took the loss. Today's campaign rallies came . collect spare change landed him a $ SAVE $ a day after Reagan got two visit to police headquarters Mon­ ON Royals 10, Angels 0 difficult economic problems out of day, police said today . AMEBICAS BEST At Anaheim, Bret Saberhagen the way. He moved Tuesday to help Mark S. Copeland, 28, was BRANDI and two relievers combined on a farmers cope with high interest charged with interfering with a four-hitter to solidify the Royals’ rate and huge debts by making police officer after he struggled hold on first place in the West. available $630 million in loan with an officer who answered a Kansas City’s fourth straight tri­ guarantees. And he announced a complaint that a man was panhan­ umph, coupled with Minnesota’s plan to help the steel industry dling and disturbing customers PANASONIC loss to Chicago, put the Royals two compete with imports. outside Crispino's Supreme Foods LARGEST SELECTION games ahead of the Twins and 2>/i Connecticut, which has voted for on Hartford Road, police said. W h i r i p ^ l OF GIANT SCREEN SAVE games ahead of the Angels. the GOP presidential candidates in Copeland was released on a $500 three straight elections, is boom­ ON TVs IN THE HARTFORD I non-surety bond and was sche­ ^BIG AREAI ing economically as old industry duled to appear in Manchester AMERICA’S Mariners 6, Indians 3 has given way to high technology Superior Court on Monday. BEST At Seattle, Al Davis tripled in and defense production. The According to police, Copeland 17 state’s unemployment rate of 4.3 BRANDI C.UB. FT. GIANT two runs to back the eight-hit denied that he was panhandling pitching of Mike Moore and lead outside the store. While an officer VIDEO CASSETTE FROST FREE the Mariners. Davis’ two RBI gave was checking for warrants, Cope­ 45 DMG him 110 for his rookie season. He land said he was leaving, police also doubled and scored a run. Fire Calls said. RECORDER REFRIGERATOR Moore, 6-16, allowed just one walk When the officer tried to stop COLOR TV and struck out four in picking up him, Copeland broke away and $ his first victory since July 29, M anchester then took a swing at the officer, $1 police said. He was subdued with Tuesday. 4; 15 a.m. — public the help of another officer, police A’s 5, Rangers 2 service call. 59C Sycamore Lane said. At Oakland, Mike Heath and (Tow n ). rookie Mickey Tettleton hit eighth­ Tuesday. 7; 34 a.m. — unneces­ UPl photo inning homers and Tony Phillips rOR « MESSAGE OF sary call. Interstate 84 extension. Detroit’s top reliever Willie Hernandez jumps in joy after pounded out three hits for the A's. Main Street ramp (Town). CHRISTUN HOPE AND LOVE Chris Codiroli, who entered the 4961995 getting final out that clinched the American League East game with a 7.16 ERA, raised his Tuesday. 7; 38 a.m. — medical “‘staw* The Indians’ Heather Hohenthal (17) Tuesday. Hohenthal had a couple of call, 60 Bidwell St. (Paramedics). Division title for the Tigers Tuesday night against the record to 4-4. He struck otit five and A Mlnisin of fights for possessTion against Public’s assists in one-sided oUting. Ceator CeagrautiMal CharcA Milwaukke Brewers. Tigers were wire-to-wire winners. walked none. Bill Caudill finished Tuesday, 10;08 a.m. — malfunc­ MandiMtar APPLIANCES - VIDEO - AUDIO - TELEVISION for his 33rd save. Kathy Morales in girls’ soccer action tion. box 471, Center Congrega­ tional Church (Town). Tuesday, 10.16 a.m. — medical call, 974 Main St. (Paramedics). NOTICE SHOP SIEFFERT'S East finally gets soccer season rolling, annexes opener Tuesday, 10:27 a.m. — heat Probate Court is open e l s e w h e r e WEST HARTFORD - It was a detector. Highland Park School played a good game of ball control. John Furey, one of three assists minute later, assisted by Furey, cage. for conferences with the SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER longer wait than for most but East "W e had nice balance which (T ow n ). E-Z TERMS: Sometimes you think they might collected by the senior striker. from about five yards out. And The Eagles enjoyed a 30-6 edge in judge from 6; 30 P.M. to 8 f i r s t ... Catholic finally launched its 1984 showed we were working well Tuesday, 11:39 a.m. — medical play kick-and-run soccer but we Feshler, senior co-captain, blis­ Riggs, off a throw-in by Sean shots. "W e dominated play which P.M. on Thursday •CASH soccer season here Tuesday and together II was a total team c a ll, 425 B lu e fie ld D r iv e had some nice passing, nice tered his drive into the upper left Powers, capped the scoring at the enabled me to play a lot of .COMPARE • CREDIT CARD came home a 4-1 winner over effort," Malin said. (Paramedics). nights. Appointments one-touch play and we communi­ corner from 18 yards'out for a 1-0 32:55 mark with a three-yard boot. individuals," Malin noted. V o u__ u_ . SEE tAlMVWHY IT PiPAYS Northwest Catholic in Hartford cated well with each other.” suggested. Night tele­ • m o n t h l y lead. It went to 2-0 at 25:19 on the' Northwest, 1-2 in the conference East, which plays its first six Tuesday, 11:55 a.m. — medical County Conference play. phone number: 647-3227. PAYMENTS first of two goals by sophomore and overall, averted the shutout Northwest keeper Drew Cooney games on the road, visits Fairfield call, 24 Bluefield Drive TO SHOP AT _ 647-9997 "F o r the first time, I was East did all its scoring in the Kevin Riggs. Furey set up Riggs William E. Fitzgerald late in the second half as Keith had 18 stops while Jim Schroeder Prep Saturday al noon. "Fairfield (Paramedics). OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS T IL 9 • TUE8-WED-8AT TIL 5 . pleasantly pleased,” said East opening 40 minutes. Sweeperback FRIDAY TIL 8 and the latter placed it into the Reckter connected, assisted by and Scott Jen.sen combined on 11 Prep is usually pretty tough so Tuesday, 1:14 p.m. — smell of Judge of Probate coach Tom Malin. "W e had new Brian Feshler began the parade at right corner from six yards out. Tim Kelly. His high drive glanced saves in the Eagle nets. Jensen we’ll find out a little more about smoke, 397A Broad St. (Town). people in new positions and we the 6:03 mark on a fine pass from FREE DELIVERY . FREE REMOVAL FREE NORMAL INSTALLATIOI Todd Karpy scored just over a off the goalie’s gloves into the played the final 20 minutes. ourselves." Malin said. __ip MANCHESTER HKRALD, Wednesday. Sept. 19, 1984 M ANCIIKSTKR HKRAI.I). Wvdiu-sday. SopI lit, 198-t - 11 Reggie Jackson puts feat in perspective Scholastic roundup

By Jeff Hbsen Aaron hit 700 (actually 755). Willie He wa.s asked to take a curtain "F iv e hundred home runs is UPl Sports Writer It seemed especially fitting that World Series, Jackson hit three Manchester thinclads Tan super’ in sweep Mays hit 660, Babe Ruth hit 714 I call by the Anaheim Stadium probably a ticket, but winning and Jackson would reach the milestone home runs in his first three at-bats, can blow my own horn, but .Aaron crowd of 28,862. He came out of the a quality you give to the game, and in the heat of a pennant race, for he ANAHEIM, Calif. — It's a feat all coming on the first pitch of a A new home course proved to be Sophomore Sherry Veal was (EC), 6, Burke (EC). 7. Evans score. second half and stopped thrt'e hit 35 for 20 (years)." dugout and waved while the fans leadership is important.” long ago established himself as a that measures greatness, but different Los Angeles Dodger no problem for the Manchester third (or the Indians with Kathy (EC). 8. Leonard (WL), 9. Byrne Bolton, now 0-2, will try again for Norwich breakaways, Girls Swimming Jackson connected off Kansas chanted "Reggie, Reggie." Jackson hit his 20th homer of the player who performed best under Reggie Jackson asks what 500 pitcher. The performance keyed High boys' cross country team as it Comeau and Jamie Ross eighth (EC), 10. Dower (EC). its first win of the seaon when it City left-hander Bud Black in the It was Jackson s 22nd homer of season and No. 498 of his career on pressure and in the spotlight career home runs mean next to the the New York Yankees’ clinching "ran super,” according to Coach and loth respectively for the crosses the border into Manches­ seventh inning of the .Angels' 10-1 the season and his third in four- Sept. 14 off Chicago left-hander George Suitor with a sweep over Coventry in tie MHS impressive numbers tallied by Henry Aaron loss to the Royals of their first championship in 14 Indians. ter Friday (or a 3:30 contest with days. He is the only active player Floyd Bannister. It was his first Jackson is renowned for coming CCC Eastern Division foe South and Babe Ruth. The shot, which came on the first with 500 homers. years. “ Debbie Dussault ran a very Soccer conference rival Cheney Tech. WINDHAM - It was its first WINDSOR LOCKS - It was a homer since Aug. 12. On the up with the clutch homer at the W in d so r. 15-50, and non­ "When you think of it. you hit 20 pitch Black threw in the inning, wise and strong race and Sherry • Woodstock outshot Bolton. 11-7. non-loss of the season, but it still good way to start the year. following day. he hit his 499th needed time and in addition to his In the 1971 All-Star Game at conference rival Norwich Free home runs for 20 years and you’re went deep over the right field Jackson has long believed that Veal, Kathy Comeau and Jamie EC giris triumph though Bulldogs' coach Ray Boyd was considered a success. Manchester High girls' swimming career homer off Tom Seaver. 500 regular- season homers, he has Tiger Stadium, Jackson, then with Academy. 17-42, Tuesday at Wick­ team opened its sea.son with a still 100 short," Jackson said fence. The slugger stood at home reaching the plateau would assure Ross also ran well,” Blanchette With a decisive 32-8 edge in t admitted his offense was virtually "W e needed a victory, " said On July 7, Jackson tied Lou hit 18 in post-season play to tie him the Oakland A ’s, hit a mammoth ham Park. commanding 93-68 meet victory Monday night after he celebrated plate in his famthar pose and him entry into the Hall of Fame. added. shots. East Catholic girls’ soccer non-existent "Woodstock took frustrated Coventry soccer coach Gehrig for 13th place on the all- with Mickey Mantle for first place drive that struck a light tower over Senior Paul Toland led the way over host Windsor Locks Tuesday. the 17th anniversary of his first w atched as the ball sailed out of the "I don't think you have to have Manchester’s next action is team kicked off its '84 campaign much better shots and controlled Bob Plaster, after his Patriots tied time home run list when he hit No. on that all-time list. the right-field stands. for Manchester with a time of major league home run by becom­ park He took a slow trot around .500 home runs to get into the Hall of Saturday at the Westlake the game a little more,” said Boyd, homestanding Windham Tech, 1-1. The win wasn't unexpected, 493 off Toronto’s Jimmy Key. He Four of his most famous blasts "Right now,” Jackson said Mon­ 15:34.7 over a 3.0-miIe layout. Tuesday with a 3-0 victory over ing the 13th player in history to the bases then was greeted by his Fam e," said Jackson. "W illie Invitational. who nonethele.ss saw .some positive Tuesday. The 0-2-1 start for Coven­ though the lact that the Indians moved into sole possession of 13th came with a national audience day night, "m y greatest thrill is Teammates Vinnie Liscomb Fermi High in non-conference play record 500 homers. teammates after touching home Stargell didn't hit 500 home runs Results: 1. Dussault (M) 15:52.2 at Mt. Nebo. notes in the loss. ' try was the worst that Plaster took 10 of II first places was place on July 31 when he homered watching. the three home runs in the World (15:48), John Comeau and Mike "But put it in perspective Henry plate a Hall of Famer. for 2.6 miles, 2. Willett (NFA), 3. "It was nice to get the first game "Arnie Bogan (converted center could remember in recent years. somewhat of a surprise. off Oakland's Lary Sorensen. In the sixth game of the 1977 Series because we won the game/” Barry were right behind in the next Veal (M ), 4. Culhane (SW), 5. under our belt,” East coach Don halfback) did really well at Coventry will try again Friday, "Our times were much htdler three placements for the Silk Popelka (N F A ), 6. Coombs (N F A ). sweeper, and Paul Smith did a when it meets homestanding than the (pre-season) lime trials." Towners. Fay said. “ You could tell it was our 7. Cohen (SW). 8. Comeau (M ), 9, first game. We did create many good job as his replacement," Rocky Hill in a 3:30 match. said elated Manchester cDach "Paul Toland ran his best race in Manly (SW), 10. Ross (M). noted Boyd. The Patriots, riding Devin Dave Frost. "This meet was like a a long time. We had a good good scoring opportunities. There was a lot of unselfish play.” McConnell's first-half goal, held tune-up. as we found a lot of things- grouping with the top four, Jim oul before taking on CCC EC triumphs Sophomore Katie Pillion's per­ Cheney blanked the lead until five minutes re­ Scoreboard Lemieux, Peter Allyn, sophomore competition." fect pass set up East's first score 30 mained. That’s when Windham's Senon Gorman and sophomore WINDSOR LOCKS — East Ca­ NORWICH — Norwich Tech The Indians host Eastern Div­ minutes deep into the first half. It John Leon took advantage of a Alan Myers turning in good perfor­ tholic High boys’ cross country soccer team won its season opener ision rival East HaiKord High set up senior captain Christy defensive lapse on a goal kick and RedSox10,BlueJays3 TigersS.BrewersO Braves 6. Dodgers 5 mances," Suitor enthused. "But team evened its record at 1-1 with a Tuesday and visiting Cheney Tech Friday in a 3:.30 meet. Major League leaders Weekend foolbalf odds Bearse, who fired it into the back of blasted the tying score past goalie we still have to cut the gap.” 20-43 victory over homestanding was the victim. The punehicss Tuesday’s double winners in­ the twine. Bill Hines. BOSTON TORONTO MILWAUKEE DETROIT LOS ANGELES ATLANTA N FA topped South Windsor, Windsor Locks High here Tuesday; Beavers, now 1-2, dropped a 3-0 cluded Kris Noone in Ihe 200 meter Baseball Bdttine RENO, Nev. (UPl) — Weekend NFL The paic_rambined seven min­ McConnell one-timed a left ObrhM ObrhM „ ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM (Botad on 3.1 plota oppoorance* x and college odds as posted bv Harrah's 19-41, to go 1-1 while the Bobcats Locks' Bill Johns was the indi­ decision. square pass from Dave Plant, 24 freestyle and 100 backstroke, Boggs 3b 5 2 4 1 (Sorclo 2b 3 0 0 0 Yount dh 4 0 2 0 Whitakr 2b 3 Sox 1 2b 3 02 10 Thmpsn 0 If 4 0 2 0 number of ga m « each loom hos ployad) Reno-Tahoe Sports Book: are 0-4 for the season. vidual winner with a time of 16:26 utes into the^s^coiyLhalf for the Evans rf 5 2 2 4 Monrlo 2b 2 0 1 0 Andersn 3b 4 1 0 0 Ramirx ss 5 0 0 1 Cheney will try to get back lo ..lOO minutes into the first half, for Cathy Topping in the 200IM and 500 (iantner 2b 4 0 0 0 TrmmM ss 4 1 2 0 Notlonqt Laogue NFL over a 3.1-mile layout but he was Eagles second score with Bearse Miller rf 0 0 0 0 Collins If 3 12 0 Cooper 1b 3 0 10 Gibson rf 3 0 0 0 Russell ss 4 1 1 1 Kmmns rf 4 0 1 0 g Ob r h pet. Favorite ptt. Manchester's next action is Friday, when it hosts Bolton in its Coventry's only score. free, and Mary Ann Troy in Ihe SO American League standings Rice It 4 12 0 Shephrd If 2 0 0 0 followed across the line by seven assisting Pillion this time. Pillion Lomon If 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 3 Landrx 0 ph 1 120 0 0 Murphy cf 4 2 2 1 Gwvnn, SD 147 575 84 204 .355 San Francisco Philadelphia 5 Saturday at the Westlake Invita­ initial '84 COC contest at 3:15. Coventry, which controlled the and too fret'’. Armos cf 5 12 2 Mosebv cf 2 0 1 1 Clork rf 4 0 )0 Herndon It 4 0 1 0 Guerrer cf 2 0 1 1 Perry lb 4 111 Laev, Pitt 127 4X MIX .319 Miami Indianapolis 11 tional in Peekskill, N.Y. East runners, led by Bert Howard chipped a drive over Fermi keeper Norwich's Bill Matthews headed Nichols cf 0 0 0 0 Webster cf 2 1 1 0 James cf 4 0 10 (Sorbev dh 2 0 0 0 Maldond rf 3 0 1 1 Johnson 3b 4 0 1 0 Ray, Pitt 145 518 68 163 .315 Seottie Chicago 3Vz affair early, outshot Windham. Frost was especially pleased Results: 1. Toland (M) 15:34.7 and Paul Ray. Sue Kearney into the cage. Pillion in a pair of corner kicks, one in W L Pet. GB Eosler dh 4 1 1 1 CJhnsn 1b 4 12 0 Sundbrg c 4 0 0 0 Grubb dh 10 0 0 Brock 1b 4 1 1 1 Hall pr 0 10 0 Sandberg, Chi 146 X5107186 .313 NY Giants Tompa Bay 6 19-9. Hines was credited with 3 with his victorious 200 medley Bucknr 1b 4 110 Bell rf 4 0 2 1 Romero ss 3 0 1 0 Lemon cf 3 0 0 0 Revnids If 3 0 0 0 Trevino c 0 0 0 0 Raines, M il 148 573100179 .312 Woshlngton New England 1 for 3.0 miles, 2. Liscomb (M), 3. Results: 1. Johns (WL) 16:26 for closed out the scoring at the each half, lo account for two-thirds x-Detrolt 97 S4 .642 — Jurok 1b 1 0 0 0 lorg 3b 0 0 0 0 saves, while home keeper Carl relay of Noone, Topping. Angela Toronto 67 SS6 13 Lozodo 3b 3 0 0 0 Evans 1b 2 Scloscia 0 c 4 0 0 0 0 Runge 0 2b 4 0 0 0 Hernondez, NY 147 526 78 164 .3)2 Dallos Green Boy 4'/j Comeau (M ), 4. Barry (M ), 5. 3.1 miles, 2. Howard (EC), 3. Ray 26-minute mark of the second half, of the winners’ offense. Eric CJedmon c 4 1 1 2 Mulinks 3b 1 0 0 0 Brookns 3b 3 1 1 1 Pena p 1 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 t 0 Rappe stopped 7 shots. Prelesnik and Troy, which swam New York 81 69 .540 15'3 CDovIs, SF 129 479 84 149 .311 NY Jets Buffalo 2 (EC), 4. Rowe (EC), 5. Feehan assisted by Kelly Cahill. Bolttmore 80 69 . 537 16 Barrett 2b 5 0 1 0 Gruber 3b 3 0 0 0 _ . Castillo 3b 0 0 0 0 Brewer ph 1 0 0 0 Wshngt ph 0 1 0 0 Cruz, Hou 1X563 89 175 .311 Detroit Minnesota 6 Mileski (N FA ), 6. Fisher (N FA ), 7. Nevenclorf tallied the other goal in Plaster, though displeased with Ihe second fastest lime in school Gutlern ss 4 I 1 o Alkens dh 2 0 0 0 Totals X 0 4 0 Tofols X 3 5 3 Hooton p 2 0 0 0 Moore o 0 0 0 0 East keeper Lisa Jensen had Boston 79 71 .527 17'3 Leonard, SF 1X493 76 IX .304 Cincinnati LA Roms 6 Lemieux (M) 8. Jaepruso (NFA), (EC), 6. Lord (EC), 7. Heine (EC), the first half. the ovendl effort, did single out one history, just six-tenths of a stH'uiid Cievetond (TV 83 454 28' Borflld dh 2 0 0 1 Mltwoukee 000 000 000 0 Howell 0 0 0 0 0 Smith p 3 13 0 Puhl, Hou 12)414 M125 .302 Atlonta Houston 9 8. Bowik (EC), 9. Deshaine (WL), seven stops while Kearney made 19 2 Whitt c 10 10 O ^ l t 100 M l lOx— 3 (Jorber p 0 0 0 0 9. Allyn (M), 10. Gorman (M). The two teams were even in Patriot in praising the work of oil the Manchester record. Mltwoukee 62 88 413 34' 2 American League Pittsburgh Cleveland 2Vj 10. Graby (EC). in the nets for Fermi. West Martinez c 1 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Parrish (11). Chmbis ph 1 0 1 2 g Ob r h pci. St. Louis New Orleons even shots on goal, with 10 apiece. fullback David Bcrnat, who was The Indians also swept the Konsas City 78 72 . 5X — Hernndz c 0 0 0 0 DP—Mllwoukee 1. LOB—Mltwoukee 7, Zuvella 2b 0 0 0 0 Winfield, NY IX 5X IN IX .347 Kansas City (3enver even Tribe girls win East's next outing is Saturday Norwich goalie Eric Larsen made Leach ph 10 0 0 D e tr o it 6. 2B— T ra m m e ll 2. HR — Totals X S S 2 Totals X 4 12 5 “ responsible for a lot of saves, diving, with Shelley Fact ora, Kelly Minnesota 76 74 507 2 Mottlnglv, NY 141 S57 87 191 .343 Monday night East girls perfect morning at 10:30 against Northw­ 6 saves, while a pair of Cheney Colltornlo 75 74 503 2'-3 Fernndz ss 3 0 0 0 Brookens Los Angeles 101011100— S Murrov, Balt 149 534 N 173 .323 LA Raiders San Diego S'/z Manchester High girls' cross covering up for other players' Wvnn and Wendv Morion placing 9 est Catholic at Mt. Nebo. Ooklond 70 82 .461 9 Totals 41 10 IS 10 Totals 24 3 10 3 (5), Atlonla N1 210 02X— 6 Boggs, Bos 146 579 98 185 ,3X COLLEGE keepers, Tung Pho and Mark mistakes” 1-2-3. Boston ODD 505 000— 10 country team opened its dual meet WINDSOR LOCKS - East Ca­ Chicogo 69 81 4M 9 „ IP H R ER BB SO Game-winning RBI— Chambllss(3). Hrbek, Minn 1X519 72 165 .318 California Oregon T'/z Madore, combined to stop 6, as Results: Seottie 68 84 .447 11 Toronto 000110 M l - 3 Milwaukee E—Ramirez, Russell, Perry. DP— Trammell, Del 1X540 M 168 .311 Nebraska UCLA 6 campdign Tuesday with a pair of tholic girls' cross country team Gome-wInnlng RBI — Gedman (8). well. TOO medlev relay: I. Manchester Texos 65 85 .433 13 McClure (L 4-8) 5 4 2 2 4 3 Atlanta 2. LOB—Los Angeles 7, Atlanta Easier, Bos 144 552 74 171 .310 Clemson Georgia 3Vz victories, 24-31 over CCC Eastern upped its record to 2-0 in dual meet Bolton loses, 1-0 LOB— Boston 8. Toronto 14. 2B— TeMman 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 8. 2B— Russell, Kommlnsk, Sax, Perry, Beaver coach Paul Soucy was (Noone, Topping, Prelesnik, Trov). ji-ctlncXied division title Bell. Wilson, KC 1)8 499 74 154 .309 Ohio St Iowa 3 action with a 15-50 romp over 2:0J.9. Tuesdoy's Results Coldwell 11-311101 Chambliss, HR—Murphy (X ), Brock Bell, Tex 140 5X 82 1M ,X7 Washington Houston 11 Division rival South Windsor and a WOODSTOCK----- Losing 1-0 in Girls volleyball 3B—Collins. HR—Gedman (22), Evans 2 naturally disappointed with his 200free: I. Noone (M ), 2. Thoroldson Boston 10. Toronto 3 Kern 1 0 0 0 0 2 Hatcher, Minn 140 529 55 142 .304 Miami (Fla) Florida St 2 27-28 verdict over Norwich Free homestanding Windsor Locks High soccer is always frustrating, even (W L), 3. Gale (W L), 2:13.1. Detroit 3 MilwoukeeO (29), Armos (X ), Eosler (24). SB— Detroit SB—Anderson 2 (15), Sox (31). Home Runs Boston College N. Carolina 7 team’s flat performance. "The Mosebv (35). Academy, at Wickham Park. here Tuesday. moreso when the lone goal is the Coventry triumphs XO IM: I. Topping (Ml, 2. Alaikl New York 10. Boillmore 2 P'Neol (W 1-0) 7 4 0 0 1 6 IP H R ER BB SO National Leogue — Murphy, A ll and Oklahoma Baylor 19 game was even, as far as time (W L), 3. Ford (W L), 2:31.3. Cnicogo 5. Minnesota 3 IP H R ER BB SO Hernondez (S X ) 2 2 0 0 0 2 Los Angolei Schmidt, Phil 34; Carter, Mtl and Cev, Pittsburgh Temple 6Vz Junior Debbie Dussault set the East's Tina Little was the result of a penalty shot. Boston Pena 4 6 3 3 1 4 controlling the ball, but we COVENTRY — In the opening SO tree: 1. Trov (Ml, 2. Pullmann Konsos CItv 10. Colltornlo 0 McClure pitched to 3 batters In 6fh. Chi 25; Strawberry, NY 23. Notre Dame Colorado X’/J pace for Manchester with a win­ individual winner with a time of Such was the case for Bolton (M), 3, Stratton (WL), 27,1. Ookiorsd 5, Texos 2 Gole (W 2-3) 5 6 2 2 3 1 WP—Tellm an. T—2:26. A—48,010. Hooton (L 3-5) 3 2-3 4 3 3 1 0 American League — Armas, Bos X ; Michigan Wisconsin 7 couldn’t get it going on offense, ’' he match of its 1984 volleyball season, JHJohnson 3 2-3 4 1 1 5 2 Howell 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 ning time of 15:52.2 over a new 15:31 over a 2.5-mile layout. High boys's soccer team Tuesday, Diving: I. Foctoro (M l, 2. Wvnn (M l, Seottie 6. Cleveland 3 Kingman, Oak 35; Brunansky, Minn and Auburn s. Mississippi 9 said. Cheney’s best opportunity host Coventry beat Ellington in 3. Morton (m ), 176 pts. Wednesday's Games Mitchell 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Atlanta Thornton, Clev 31; Kittle, Chi, Murphy, LSU Arizona 10>/z 2.6-mile layout. Teammates Carole Colliton, Patty in a 1-0 setback to homestanding Toronto Smith 7 5 5 3 7 5 came in the second half when Sal four sets, 4-15, 11-15, 15-13, and 100 llv: I. Prelesnik (M l, 2. Alaskl (All Times EOT) A's 5. Rangers 2 Ook and Parrish, Del X . ASU use 1 " I think the team did a super job Doyle, Kathie DeMarco, Cathy Woodstock Academy. Steve Stark (WL), 3. Ford (WL), 1:13.3. Texas (Hough 16-121 at Oakland Leal (L 13-8) 3 1-3 9 ,5 5 ) 2 Garber (W 3-5) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Runs Batted In TCU Kansas St 7 Rafala blasted one off the Larsen 12-15. In junior varsity action, the Acker 2 1-311100 Moore (S 16) 1 0 0 0 0 0 in beating South Windsor and Cross, Cathy Burke and Kathy 100 free: 1. Trov (M l, 2. Pullmann Voung 8-4). 3:15 o.m. National League — Carter, Mtl and Memphis St Cincinnati 11 boomed in the penalty kick at just and the ball rolled across the visitors’ downed the Patriots in (M), 3. Goletlo (WL), 1:01.4. Bos'on (Hurstll-IO)atToronto(Oancy Goff 1-3 3 4 4 ) 0 TEXAS OAKLAND WP—Pena. PB—Scloscia. Schmidt, Phil 103; Cev, Chi 93; Cruz, • Arkansas Tulsa 6Vz upsetting NFA. a team which Evans took the next six Clark 2 2 0 0 2 0 ObrhM ObrhM over 26 minutes into the first half to crease. But no Tcchman was there two sets. 15-10 and 15-4. SOO tree: I. Topping (M l, 2. Thorold­ 12-’ 4| 7 35 0 m. Hou, Hernandez, NY and Murphy, All 92. Texas A&M Iowa St 15 Saturday (at the Windham Invita­ placements. son (WL), 3. Lemieux (M l. Viiwoukee (CondlottI 2-1) at Detroit Musselmon 1 0 0 0 0 0 Rivers dh 5 12 0 Hendrsn IfExpos7,Cardlnals4 3 0 0 0 American League— Kingman,Oak and Kentucky Tulane 17 account for the winning margin. to stuff it in. WP—Clark. Balk—Leol. T—3:19. A— Dunbar rf 4 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 2 1 tional) time-wise beat them by to Results: 1. Little (EC) 15:31 for Coventry will be out to make il 100 bock: 1. Noone (M l, 2. Golelto V o r r is 17-11), 7:35 O.m. Rice, Bos 1)7; Armas, Bos 111; Davis, West Virginia Maryland 13 Bolton had been penalized on a Soucy lauded the efforts of (WL), 3. Evans (M ), 1:09.1. 18,399. Ward If 4 0 2 0 Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Sea 110; Murray, Balt IN. points,” said Manchester coach 2.5 miles, 2. Colliton (E C ), 3. Doyle two straight when it goes against Boitimore (Boddicker 18-)0) at New DartmouthPennsvIvanIa 1 hand-ball call by a defender that Madore, who replaced injured too breast: I. Gole (WL), 2. Lauzon vork (Cowley 8-1), 8 o.m, Bell 3b 3 0 0 1 Klngmn dhMONTREAL 4 0 ST. LOUIS 0 0 Missouri Mississippi St 9 Phil Blanchette. homestanding East Catholic Fri­ BJones 1b 4 12 0 Heoth rf 4 1 1 1 ObrhM ObrhM (EC). 4. DeMarco (EC), 5. Cross may have prevented a Woodstock starter Pho (a bruised hip) in the (M ),3 . Sullivan (W L). 1:15.4. Chicogo I Bonnisler 12-10) at Minnesota Wright cf 4 0 2 0 Almon 1b 4 110 Purdue Minnesota 14 day at 3; 30. 400 free relay: I. Windsor Locks. iSmitnson 15-12). 8:35 o.m. White Sox 5. Twins 3 Raines cf 4 2 3 0 McGee cf 4 12 0 Northwestern Indiana V /i Konsos City (D. Jackson 1-6) at Yost c 3 0 11 Tettleton c 3 1 1 2 Little 2b 4 1 1 1 OSmIth ss 4)10 Illinois Michigan St 7 Californio (Zohn 12-9), 10:X p.m Sample oh 1 0 0 0 Dawson Kiefer ss rf 4 11 4 1 0 1 0 Penditn 3b 4 0 0 0 Vanderbilt Kansas lO'/z Cleveland (Heaton 10-14) at Seattle CHICAGO MINNESOTA Wllkrsn ss 2 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 3 1 3 1 Carter c 5 0 1 0 Vn SIvk rf 3 1 1 1 Syracuse Rutgers 7 NL roundup O b r h M Ob r h M Folev ph 10 0 0 Driessn 1b 4 2 1 3 LSmIth If 4 1 1 1 Hockey (Longston 15-9), 10:35 p.m. Kunkel ss 10 10 Tennessee Army 18 Thursday's Gomes Fletchr ss 3 10 0 Puckett cf 4 1 2 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 2 2 Porter c 4 0 2 1 Harvard Columblo T’/z Holrsfn ph 1 0 0 0 Wshngt dh 2 1 1 0 Tollesn 2b 2 0 0 0 Johnson If 4 0 0 0 Green )b 3 0 0 1 Nassiffs approaching Chicogo at Minnesota S. Carolina Duke 7 Dvbznsk ss 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 2 0 0 0 Parrish ph 1 0 0 0 Gonzals ss 4 1 1 0 Lyons 2b 2 0 0 0 Milwaukee at Toronto, night Andersn 2b 0 0 0 0 N. Carolina St Wake Forest 3 Boston at Baltimore, night Poclork rf 4 0 2 1 Hotcher If 4 110 BSmIth p3 0 0 0 Braun ph 10 0 0 Canada 6. Sweden 5 Navy Virginia 7Vz Konsas City ot Collfornia. night Boston cf 1 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 Bonnstr oh 1 0 0 0 VenabI ph 1 0 0 0 Howe 2b 10 0 0 Brown Yale 5 Baines cf 2 2 11 Brnnsky rf 3 0 1 3 Totals M 2 10 3 Totals X S 9 5 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Andular p 2 0 0 0 Dravecky hears Princeton Cornell even another softball crown Kittle It 3 112 (ioettl 3b 3 0 0 0 Texos m o O M 110— 2 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Swodon I 3 1—S S RLow If 0 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 10 Oakland M12M02X—5 Hagen p 0 0 0 0 Canada S I 0—4 National League standings Luzinsk dh 4 0 0 0 Engle c 10 0 0 Gqme-wlnnlng RBI — Lansford (8). TotPll X 7 10 6 Totals X 4 7 4 First period—1, Canada, Messier 2 It's down to three teams in the of reach early, exploding for nine Walker lb 4 0 1 () Loudner c 10 0 0 E—Bell. LOB—Texas 8, Oakland 6. 2B Montreal 310 ON 300—7 (Gartner, Anderson), 2:N. 2, Canada, fifth annual 'B' Fall Slow Pitch firsl-inning tallies. Four halters VLow 3b 3 0 0 0 David ph 10 0 0 —Wrighf, Almon, P hillips2, B. Jones. 3B St. Louis 4N ON 000—4 Gretzky 5 (Middleton, (Joulet), 4:X. 3, Padres’ prayers East Skinner c 3 0 0 0 Speler ss 2 0 0 0 —Kunkel. HR—Heath (13),Tettleton (1). Game-Winning RBI—Lllfle (2). Canada, Robinson 1 (Stastny, Bourne), Transactions Softball Tournament, and if de­ had three hits each in the rout, W L Pet. GB Squires or 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 10 10 SB—Kiefer (1). SF—Tettleton, Bell. E—Green 2, O. Smith, Andular, B. 6:N. 4, Canada, Tonelll 3 (Sutter, Bossy), fending town champion Nassiff including winning pitcher Steve Chicogo 90 60 M O ­ Hill c 0 0 0 0 Jimenez ss 0 0 0 0 Smith. DP—Montreal 1. LOB— 7:13. 5, (tanoda, Sutter 2 (Tonelll), 16:44. By Fred McMane Dravecky had a no-hitter tor 51-3 Arms has its way, it’ll be all over Cianci, Jim Kufini, Stan Liiszczak New York SS 69 .546 8 Cruz 2b 4 12 0 Pufnom ph 1 0 0 0 _ IP H R ER BB SO Montreal 6, Sweden, Nilsson 2 (Grodin, Hookanss- UPl Sports Writer innings before Ron Oester doubled Philadelphia BO 72 .526 11 Totals n 5 7 4 Totals X 3 7 3 Texas 7, Sf. Louis 4. 2B—Porter, Little, on), 19:36. Penalties—Bourque, tonight. and Merrill Myers. Paul Fmicltc, St. Louis Tanano (L 15-14) 8 Basketball to left in the sixth. The victory was 78 72 .520 12 Chicogo 000 210 200— 5 9 5 3 2 3 Wallach. HR—Driessen (13). SB—Raines Cdo, Milwaukee — Signed free-ogent guard Na.ssiff pounded 24 hits and who cranked a tworuii homer, Montreal 74 75 .497 15Vj Minnesota X1 000 000— 3 Oakland 4 (70), Dowson 03), McGee (41), O. 12:18; Ericson, Swe, 14:X. Let’s face it, who 4;an get their only the sixth in the last 17 games Pittsburgh Mike Dunleovv to a 2-year contract. scored 19 runs in a devastating 19-3 paced five players wilh iwo hits 66 85 .437 24Vj (Same-winning RBI — None. Codirol (W 4-4) 7 1-3 7 2 2 0 5 Smith (29), L. Smith (46). S—Little. SF— Second period—7, Canada, Coffey 3 „ Football prayers answered better than a for the West Division leading West E—Loudner. DP — Minnesota 2. Caudill (S X ) 1 2-3 3 0 0 0 2 Green. win over Washington Social Club at apiece. Rick and Tim Nicola, E (unassisted), 4:X. 8, Sweden, Steen 6 Green Bay — Waived tight end Henry Padres. San Diego 84 66 .SM — LOB— T—2:41. A—8,473. IP H R ER BB SO (Nilsson, Eldebrink), 4:S4. 9, Sweden, cniios. team named the Padres? Fitzgerald Field Tuesday night lo Kevin Comeau and George Hanlon Houston 76 75 . 503 8'/i Chicago 6, Minnesota 6.2B—Brunansky, Mtontreal Loob 6 (Nilsson, Eldebrink), 8:X. 10, The San Diego Padres have been Steve Gar5’ey of San Diego tied a advance to the final round. In Atlonta 75 76 .497 9Vj Hatcher. 3B—Teufel, Paclorek. BSmIth (W 12-12) 7 6 4 4 ) 6 Sweden, Steen 7 (Patrik Sundstrom, Imtlanopolls— Slgnedrookledefenslve also rapped a p;iir of safeties each Los Angeles 73 78 .483 llV j Met88.Phiilies5 back Preston Dovis. looking for help in shoring up a major league record for first another semifinal game, Zem- HR— Reardon (S 21) 2 1 0 0 0 5 Thelvin), 19:42. Penalties—Peter Sund- Los Angeles Rams — Acquired for the winners Fur Washington, Cincinnati 63 88 .417 21Vj Kittle (X ), Baines (M). SB—Walker (7). St. Louis strom, Swe, 3:M; Bourque, Cda, 5:13; floundering pitching staff and, lo basemen by playing his 178th browski All Stars eliminated Cher- San Francisco 62 88 .413 22 ouarterback Steve Dlls from Mlnne- Kevin Kelley ripped three hits, SF—Brunansky. NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA Andular (L 19-13) 7 7 7 6 3 2 Grodin, Swe, 8:14: Bourque, Cdo, 8:14; sotafora198Sdroftplck. and behold, it came Wednesday in straight errorless game over the ronc’s Package Store. No score Tuesday's Results IP H R ER BB SO Hagen 2 3 0 0 0 0 Anderson, Cdo, 10:29. while James Clilford and Dave Son Diego 2 Cincinnati 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl San Francisco — Re-signed quarter­ the person of Dave Dravecky. past two years. Mike Began held was reported. Chicago Backmn 2b 4 1 1 0 Stone If 4 1 1 0 WP—Andular. PB— Porter. T—2:25. Third period—1), Sweden, Nilsson 3 back Bryan Clark. Hanson added Iwo apiece Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 2 Bums 3 6 3 3 2 1 (Loob, Patrick Sundstrom), 1:40. Penal­ Dravecky allowed only three hits the previous mark with Milwaukee New York 8, Phllodelphio 5 Wilson cf 4 2 2 3 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Hockey The Social Club and Zem- Nelson (W 3-5) 6 1 0 0 0 6 Hrnndz 1b 5 0 1 I Holland o 0 0 0 0 ties— Bossy, Cda, 0:10; Anderson, C(fci, Minnesota — Signed wing Steve Payne Tuesday and stopped the Cincin­ and Oakland from Sept. 24, 1970 Atlanta 6, Los Angeles 5 Minnesota Padres 2, Reds 0 10:05. browski, both with one loss in the Winning pitc her .Icff Peck and Montreal 7, St. Louis 4 Strwbrr rf 4 1 2 4 Samuel 2b 5 1 2 2 and defenseman Curt Giles. nati Reds. 2-0, to help the Padres through May 20, 1973. Fllson (L 6-5) 6 1-3 5 5 5 4 3 Foster If 5 0 2 0 Hayes cf 5 0 0 0 Shots on goal—Sweden 10-14-6— double-elimination Final Four, P Jim LaPenIa drilled three hits Houston 5, San Francisco 4.10 Innings Lvsander 1 2-3 1 0 0 2 0 X. SOOtOT move a step closer to the National The loss was the fifth in a row for Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 0 2 0 SAN DIE(JO CINCINNATI Wichita (MISL) — Re-sloned goal­ will meet in tonight's 6 o'clock each lo lead Zemlirowski's 15-hil Wednesday’sGames Davis 1 1 0 0 0 1 Brooks ss 4 1 2 0 Oliver )b 3 0 0 0 Canada n-9-7—27. keeper Mark Snell. League West pennant. The Padres’ the Reds. (All Times EOT) Burns pitched to 2 batters In 4th; ObrhM ObrhM Goalies—Sweden, W aelltolo, Llnd- opener at Fitzgerald to determine attack over Cherrone’s. Rich Pittsburgh (McWilliams 10-10) at Knight 3b 3 10 0 Russell rf 4 1 2 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 1 0 Redus cf 4 0 0 0 victory, combined with triumphs Lvsander pitched to 1 batter In 9th. FIfzgerld c 4 0 0 0 Virgil p 4 12 1 Gwvnn rf 3 0 ) 0 Rowdon ss 4 0 1 0 mark. N assiffs 7:30 opponent. Unbeaten Sowcrialski, Jim Hook and Mall Chicago (Sutclitte 15-1), 2:20 o.m. W P— Fllson, Nelson, T—2:41. A — Canada, Peelers. A—10649. by Houston and Atlanta, dropped Expos 7, Cardinals 4 New York (Darling 12-7) at Phila­ Terrell p 1 0 0 0 Jelti ss 3 0 10 (Jorvev 1b 3 0 0 0 Parker rf 4 0 0 0 Nassiff can wrap up the tourna­ Schardl all chipped in wilh two hits 15,493. Wnnngh oh 1 0 0 0 Wcknfs oh 1 0 0 0 McRvnI cf 4 0 0 0 Cedeno If 4 0 10 San Diego's magic number for delphia (Carlton 12-7), 7:35p.m. At Montreal. Tim Raines be­ ment with a nightcap victory. A apiece for the victors. I ’our batters Cincinnati (Robinson 1-2) at Atlanta (ioff 0 0 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 0 0 0 0 Martinez If 4 1 2 0 Knicelv lb 3 0 0 0 wrapping up their first N L West Heep oh 0 0 0 0 Denny p 3 12 1 Kennedy c 4 1 3 2 Esosky 3b 3 0 0 0 came the first player in major- loss by Nassiff would force a (McMurtrv9-lS), 7:40 p.m. . title to four over the Astros and banged Iwo hits each for Cher Montreol (Rogers 6-14) at St. Louis Royals 10, Angels 0 Oquend or 0 1 0 0 McGrow o 0 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 1 0 Vn Grdr c 2 0 0 0 Bowling league history to steal 70 or more Thur.sday tourney finale at Fitzge­ rone's, including Kill Zwick, who Gorman p 0 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 1 0 1 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 1 0 Oester 2b 3 0 10 three over the Braves. (Cox 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Scholastic bases four seasons in a row and UPl photo rald, scheduled for 7 o’clock. Los Angeles (Reuss 3-7) at Houston Staub ph 10 10 Droveky p 4 0 0 0 Price p 10 0 0 It was the first victory since July slammed a solo homer, Tim Diicll KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA Grdnhr or 0)00 Dan Driessen ripped a three-run Nassiff put Tue.sday's game out (Kneorer 14-9), 10:05 o.m. Perez ph 0 0 0 0 Herald 30 for Dravecky, 9-8, and Boh and Tom Holand. Son F'ancisco (Robinson 7-14) at San obrhbi ObrhM Martin If 0 0 0 0 Barnes pr 0 0 0 0 homer to lead the Expos to victory. San Diego winning pitcher Dave Dravecky (left) is Diego I , ’ OW 14-9), 10:05p.m. Wilson cf 5 2 2 0 Benlquz rf 3 Totals 0 2 0 X 8 11 8 Totals X 5 13 4 Willis p 0 0 0 0 " I came back at the right time Raines stole four bases in five Pulols c 1 0 0 0 Sconirs 1b 3 New 0 0 York0 ON 002 303— 0 Cncpcn ph 1 0 0 0 EC JV football r 20*-M5, Russ Davidson cpngratulatect by batterymate Terry Kennedy after pair Thursday's (kimes 5X, Jay Giles 543, Nancy Curtin 473. because our bullpen was short," he attempts to raise his season total to Pittsburgh ot Chicago Sherldn rf 4 1 2 3 Lynn cf 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia oX XI 000 s Hume Q 0000 led Padres to win over Cincinnati. Kennedy slammed San Francisco at San Diego Brett 3b 3 0 3 0 DeCIncs 3b Game-winning 2 0 0 0 RBI — Strawberry Totals M 2 9 2 Totals 29 0 3 0 East Catholic's lunlor varsity foot­ said. “ It's been a long time. I was 70, best in the NL. Bryn Smith, BU plans to reinstitute 8 Montreal ot St. Louis, night Pryor 3b 2 0 0 0 Downing If 4 ( ). 0 0 0 Son DIogo oX NO OOO— 2 ball team lost Its opening game to Tee-Tolalers well rested and it was a great day 12-12, was the winner and Joaquin two-run homer in 2-0 Padres' win. Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Orta dh 5 1 1 1 Jacksn dh 3 0 0 0 DP—New York 3, Phllodelphia 1. LOB CIncInnotl ON ON 000 o South Windsor by a score of 76 to pitch. It's been a humbling Los Angeles at Houston, night Leeper or 0 10 0 Grich 2b 3 —New 0 0 0 Vork6, Philadelphia 8.2B—Virgil. (Jome-wlnnlno RBI — Kennedy (7). Sophomore Kevin RIsCassI ran well for Stephanie Anderson 452, Martle Ba- Andujar, 19-13, the loser. Andre White 2b 2 0 0 1 Boone c 2 0 2 0 ' 3B—Schmidt. HR—Samuel (14), DP—San Diego 1, Cincinnati 2. LOB— East. rlllo 200-546, Donna Page 180-483, experience for me, but I had a lot of Dawson homered for Montreal. Blancin 2b I 1 1 2 Norron c 10 0 0 Strowber- San Diego 8, Cincinnati 4. 2B—Wiggins, The Eagles' next game Is of home, Manctal 451, Janice Santinl fun today because my sinker was Pirates 6, Cubs 2 Astros 5, Giants 4 baseball to varsity level Pennant Race at a Glance Bolbonl 1b 4 1 2 2 Schoflld ss 2 rv 0(X). 0 0 S—Backmon. Oester, Cedeno. HR—Kennedy (14). SB— Monday, against South Catholic at Claudette Mertens 180-474, very effective and my teammates At Chicago, Johnny Ray drove in At Houston, Craig Reynolds Wothon 1b 1 0 1 0 Thomas ss 0 „ 0 0 0 „ ^ IP H R ER BB SO Salazar (11), Gwvnn (3)). 3:15. Pefle Buccino 475, Rita Kelsey 180-465, Braves 6, Dodgers 5 BOSTON (UPl) - Baseball will lorg If 3 1 1 1 New York , IP H R ER BB SO Marcello Bonin 190-529, Barbara Sei­ made some fine plays behind m e." four runs with a two- run triple, a singled in Terry Puhl from third HU sports information clircctoi Ed AMERICAN LEAGUE return lo varsity level compelition LJones If 2 0 10 Terrell S 8 4 4 3 2 San Diego fe rt 181-494, Fran Misserl 189-X3-529, Dravecky’s batterymate, Terry At Atlanta, pinch hitter Chris homer and an infield out to back base with one out in the 10th inning Carpenter. West Slought c 3 10 0 Goff 13 110 1 Draveckv (W 96) 9 3 0 0 2 3 Jessie W illiam s X1-482, Terry Prlsk- at Boston University this spring Kansas CItv 78 72 .520 — Roberts It 10 0 0 Cincinnati Kennedy, supplied most of the San Chambliss doubled home two runs the combined five-hit pitching of to give the Astros their victory. Since 1981. ha.seh;ill wasjtlaycd Gorman (W 541) 2 2 0 0 0 4 waldo 189-M3-5M, Pat Thibodeau 481, after a three-year absence, the Minnesota 76 74 .507 2 Conepen ss 5 1 1 0 Orosco (S X ) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Price (L 7-12) , 6 7 2 2 3 3 Lou Toutoln Diego offense by hitting a two-run with two out in the eighth inning to John Tudor and Don Robinson and Puhl led off with a walk off Scott only as a club sport Californio 75 74 .503 2V3 Philadelphia Football school announced Tuesday. Totals 42 10 IS 10 Totals 27 0 4 0 Winis 2 2 0 0 0 ) Ml-534, Lee Bean 195-212-579, Beffy homer off loser Joe Price, 7-12, in lift the Braves to victory. Atlanta lead Pittsburgh to victory. The Garrelts, 1-2. advanced lo third on The school docs not li:ivi‘ a field Kansas City Kansas City 014 002 012—10 Dennv 6 2-3 7 5 5 3 3 Hume 100000 M olofca 194-474, Dot H ills 191-524, The sport was dropped because a Games remaining (12): 'Home (7) — California OOO 000 OOO— 0 McGrow 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Linda Maher 4N, Cindy Dodson 477, the second inning. Kennedy took a 4-3 lead in the fifth on a solo magic number for the Cubs to a single lo center by Mark Bailey and expects lo pl;iy mosi g.imcs Oakland (3) Sept. 21, 22, 23; California change in the school calendar had (Some-winning RBI — lorg (6). Andersen (L 3-4) 1-3 1 2 2 1 0 /ll’JLl-® '’ '’''** Rose Robldeau slammed his 14th homer and fifth homer by Dale Murphy, his 34th, clinch the NL East remained at and scored on Reynolds' base hit to away, wilh a few games ;il (he (4) Sept. 24 (2), 25, 26. Away (5) — at E—Wilson, Grich. DP—Kansas City 5. Holland 2-311100 Pirates 6, Cubs 2 N FL standings cla.s.ses ending in mid-April, just as M1-M2, Brenda Grunberg 212-537, since Aug. 28 following a single by The Dodgers tied it in the sixth on four, Chicago’s Leon Durham hit right. Dave Smith, 5-3, notched the Cleveland Circle Iicid fic;u the HU California (2) Sept. 19, 20; at Oakland LOB—Kansas CItv 9, Californio 5. 2B— Balk—Goff. PB—Fitzgerald. T—2:X. MO-M7-540, (Jon Hortzog (3) Sept. 2B, 29, 30. A Carmelo Martinez. Greg Brock’s 14th homer. his 22nd homer. weather improved enough for Wilson. HR—lorg (5), Bolbonl PITTSBURGH CHICAGO '{*■'75-517, Deona Richard 179-481, victory. campus which (he dull lc;im h;id Minnesota (26), —18,765. Am orlan Conform ca Shirley Blue 192-529. hasehall to be played, according lo used Games remaining (12); Home (5 )_ Bloncalono (2). SF—White. ObrhM ObrhM East Chicogo (2) Sept. 19, 20; Cleveland (3) IP H R ER BB SO Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 Dernier cf 4 0 1 0 .... W L T Pet. PF PA Sept. 21, 22, 23. Awov (7) — at Chicago Kom m City Lqcv If 4 3 3 1 Sondbrg 2b 4 0 1 0 Miami 3 0 0 1.0N 04 41 (3) Sept. 24, 25, 26; at Cleveland (4) Soberhgn (W 9-10) 7 4 0 0 3 3 Ray 2b 4 2 2 4 Matthws If 2 1 0 0 NY J ^ 2 1 0 .667 X 60 Sept. 27, 28, 29, X . Beckwith 1 0 0 0 1 1 Astros 5. Giants 4 Thmpsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Moreind rf New 4 0 England 0 0 2 I 0 .667 66 68 California Pena c 2 0 0 1 Cey 3b 4 0 10 Indianapolis 1 2 0 ,3X X 78 Calendar Mets pushing for second place Quisenberrv 1 0 0 0 1 0 Morrisn 3b 4 0 1 0 Davis c 4 0 10 (Somes remaining (13): Home (5) — Calllomla SAN FRANCISCO HOUSTON Buffalo 0 3 0 .ON 41 79 Konsas CItv (2) Sept. 19, X ; Texas (3) Slaton (L 7-8) 3 5 5 5 1 3 Frobel rf 4 0 0 0 Durhm lb 4 1 1 1 Control Sept. 21, 22, 23. Away (8) — at Kansas oOirhM (dirhM Berra ss 4 0 0 0 Bowa ss 10 0 0 P tfsburgh 2 1 0 .667 74 « The Phillies scored in their half of Kaufman 3 3 2 2 2 2 Gladden cf 4 2 3 0 Doran 2b 4 110 Tudor p 2 0 0 0 Rohn ph 0 0 0 0 By Joe Juliano waist-high fast ball off the score- Improvements welcomed CItv (4) Sept. 24 (2), 25, 26; ot Texos (4) John 231101 Cincinnati 0 3 0 .ON 62 90 TODAY the inning to make it 5-2 but New Sept. 27, » , 29, X. Welimn 2b 5 0 1 I Boss cf 4 2 3 0 Robinson p 1 1 0 0 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 UPl Sports Writer board in right- center for his 23rd D. Smith 1 4 2 2 0 0 CDovIs rf 4 1 1 2 Garner 3b 5 0 3 1 Houston 0 3 0 .NO 49 90 Cross Country T—2:X. A—29,570. Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 0 3 0 .ON 3l 77 Cheney Tech at Tech Invitational York tied the game in the seventh homer of the sea.son to stretch the Baker If 4 0 ) 0 Cruz If 5012 Lopes ph 10 0 0 m (Durham) Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 W I PHILADELPHIA - Even on a two- out bases-loaded double Mets’ lead to three games over the They’re going to be sprucing Eckerslv p 2 0 0 0 ^ Riilders 3 0 0 l.ON 74 41 ^ _ Girls Volleyball by Wilson following a single by present sl;itc Brenlv c 4 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b 5 0 1 1 Hossey ph 1 0 0 0 though they have virtually no shot Phillies in the battle for second up a couple of recreational Yankees 10, Orioles 2 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 1 Puhl rf 4 10 0 Son Diego 2 1 0 .667 90 58 Enfield at Manchester, 3:X Two additional handhall/rac- Veryzer ss 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 .667 87 55 at catching the Chicago Cubs, the Hubie Brooks and walks to Ray place. LeMostr ss 4 0 1 0 Bailey c 4 0 ) 0 Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 facilities in Manchester, wilh qoclh.'dl courts will he built at Mullins 3b 4 0 0 0 Pena ss 3 0 10 Kansas CItv 2 1 0 .667 84 71 THURSDAY New York Mets have come too far Knight and Danny Heep. " I had a good swing on it," Totals X 4 4 4 Totals X 2 S I Denver 2 10 ,N7 44 58 „ „ Soccer which we heartily concur. Thoughts Ch;irter Oak Park They will lx- BALTIMORE NEW YORK Mariners6,lndians3 Riley p 3 1 1 0 Revnids ss 2 0 1 1 Pittsburgh ON X I 030— 4 to just play out the final two weeks Strawberry said. "In that situa­ obrhM abrhM Minton p 1 0 0 0 LaCoss p 0 0 0 0 Ndtlmol Cmtormee Bolton at Portland (girls), 3:is “ In the last month, we haven't huill hack to hqck with ttiose 9 Chicago 010 N l 000— 2 of the season. Young rf 5 12 1 Mechm ss 4 1 1 0 East 3 Coventry at Bacon Academy (girls), tion, I ’m just trying to hit the ball The Town of Manchester ApLENty CLEVELAND SEATTLE Lovelle p 0 0 0 0 Madden p 0 0 0 0 (Jame-winning RBI — Ray (6). been executing well after getting currently there, using Ihe pres Shelbv cf 4 0 0 0 Robrtsn ss 0 0 0 0 Yongbld If 0 0 0 0 Sambito p 1 0 0 0 E—Davis, Frobel, Durham, Ray. DP— " I think we deserve to finish hard. I got a ball up in the strike announced the other day it Sheets rf 10 10 Foil 2b 4 2 2 1 ObrhM ObrhM Sf. LOUIS M ' ! 2 7 "(S ” ,5 down a couple of runs,” Wilson enl front- wall Carter cf 4 0 0 0 Percont 2b 3 1 2 0 RIchrds ph 1 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 2. LOG—PIttsburiih 3, Chicago NY Giants 2 1 0 .667 70 64 FRIDAY second," Darryl Strawberry said •■Tu:. . _ j • . zone and hit it good.” received a grant of up to $69,591 Ripken ss 5 0 0 1 Hudler 2b 0 0 0 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 7. 3B—Rav. HR—Durham (X), Laev said. This was a good win for us.^--^ Len Auster M urray 1b 4 0 1 0 Mttngly 1b 4 2 2 2 Franco ss 4 0 0 0 Revnids 2b 0 0 0 0 S,“ " S _ 2 1 0 ,«7 X a , Football Tuesday night'after his three-run to improve several areas, in­ Thirty one more parking Hargrv 1b 4 12 0 Romos ss 4 1 0 0 Cabell ph 10 0 0 (12), Ray (6). SB—Laev (X ), Matthews Washington l 2 0 ,3X 78 06 We ve played too hard and too well Jesse Orosco pitched a 1-2-3 Sports Editor Roenlcfc If 4 0 10 Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Calhoun p 0 0 0 0 (14),Pena(12). SF—Pena. Catholic (at homer with two out in the ninth cluding Mt. Nebo, Charier Oak spaces are planned at Charter Shigletn dh 4 1 2 0 Mota rf 0 0 0 0 Thornfn dh 4 0 0 0 Davis 1b 4 12 2 Philadelphia 1 2 0 X N DKIon stadium ), 7 :X to let the season go down the drain. Hall If 4 0 0 0 Phelps dh 4 0 0 1 ^ _ Mmphrv cf 1 1 1 o IP H R ER BB SO Control Soccer inning gave the Mets an 8-5 victory ninth for his 30th save. Park and Pagani Field The Oak Park Their location is still Jackson 3b 3 0 1 0 Gamble dh 3 2 2 3 T ^ l i 37 4 9 4 Totah 40 5 13 S Pittsburgh We have pride in our play and we (3wyer ph 1 0 0 0 Griffey If 4 110 Vukovch rf 3 1 2 0 Coles If 3 0 0 0 Chicago 3 0 0 l.ON 70 21 ' Manchester at South Windsor, 3:X over the Philadelphia Phillies. For Holland, it was another Board of Directors has ap­ lo be determined, according lo Tobler 3b 4 12 1 Brodley rf 3 0 1 1 One out when whining run scored. Tudor (W 10-11) S' 3 1 1 2 4 Detroit 1 2 0 ,3X 71 75 Bolton at Cheney Tech, 3: is want to finish second." Oauer 2b 2 0 10 Dayett If 0 0 0 0 Sdh FitmcHco 2X OM OM 0—4 Robinson (S 81 4 2 1 0 2 1 "W e have to keep pushing illustration of his alarming late- proved $25,606 as the town’s Fogarty Rodrlgz 2b 2 0 1 0 Wynegar c 4 1 1 0 Willard c 3 0 2 1 Presley 3b 4 1 1 0 Houston I010M10IW Minnesota 1 2 0 ,3X 57 81 Coventry at Rocky H ill, 3:15 season swoon. Since Aug, 3, the FIschlln 2b 1 0 0 0 Voile c 4 2 2 0 Chicago Tompa Bov 1 2 0 ,3X 48 N Windsor at Manchester ourselves. We've played hard all Ti.e fine relief pitching, by share of the cost and Manche.s- Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 Bradley c 0 0 0 0 (Jame-Wlnnlng RBI—Reynolds (8). Eckerslev (L 86) 7 4 3 2 1 2 The Ml. Nebo foothall/soccer Pogllarl 3b4 1 1 Perkins ph 1 0 0 0 Moses cf 3 0 ) 0 Green Bay 1 2 0 ,3X X N year. We had a shot to win the winner Tom Gorman, 5-0, who Phillies’ top reliever has just four ter can get 25 percent of the cost 4 Noboo 2b 0 0 0 0 Frazier 16 2 3 3 2 0 WMt C rofs Country member ot the hoard of direc­ field will he reliirfed. Work will Moreno cf 4 0 1 0 Butler ph 10 0 0 DP—Houston 1. LOB— San FroncIscoS, Brusstar 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 division and went into a slump. allowed a one-out triple to Mike saves with an 0-5 mark and has ' of th^ improvements from the Totals ■ 2 10 2 Tofols 15 10 11 10 Houston 11.2B—Gladden 2, G. Davis. 3B Son Fronclscq 3 0 0 l.ON 97 78 Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 3:15 tors and a long proponent of begin on the field right after the Bernzrd 2b 0 0 0 0 Atlonta 1 2 0 ,3X N X ^ ^ OIrli Swimming We're starting to put it together Schmidt in the seventh but struck failed a dozen times in a tie game state once the work is finished. Baltim ore 000000 011— 2 - ^ r n e r . SB—Thompson (4), Crux (X ), .sports in town, it was .set a little conclusion of lids year’s midget New Yerti fffi 000 20x—10 Tollrit » J I 2 Totalf 32 6 9 4 Gladden (26). S—Doran. SF—C. Do- Nfw^Orleans 1 2 0 ,3X 65 79 Eost Hartford at Manchester, 3:X now and prepare ourselves for out A1 Oliver and John Russell to or when his team held the lead. Gome-Winning RBI—Pogllarulo (5). Clevelond OW0W30O-3 LA Rams 1 2 0 ,3X 47 41 Field Hockey 1985. Our ballclub is not going to The work will include erect­ too low and .sometimes causes football season. The actual Seattle 2X 002 OOx 6 Windham ot Manchester, 3:X end the inning, kept the score tied “ Holland had good stuff in the ing a scoreboard at Moriarty glare for .soccer players. The Game-winning RBI — Phelps (7). . E _ IP H RERBBSO Sunday, Sept. X Girls Volleyball quit.” returfing won’t lake place until E—Meacham, Robertson. DP— Son Froncbco (All Tlmoi EDTJ going into the ninth. bullpen,” Owens said. "Heseemed Field, the baseball diamond additional lighting will he . DP—Cleveland 2. Riley 6 1-3 8 3 3 1 Manchester at Hartford Public, 3-X The Mets, who kept the Cubs’ next spring when the weather N6W 1 St. Louis at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Coventry at East Catholic, 3:15 which is part of Mt. Nebo, The placed on taller poles to help York 1. LOB— BoltImorelO, New York 2. LOB—Cleveland 4, Seattle 6 .2B—Davis, Minton 12-321101 RadiO/ TV Houston at Atlanta, I p.m. magic number for clinching the Rusty Staub led off with his 16th to have his velocity. I felt one good breaks. 2B— Foil. Mattingly, Young. HR— Bradley, Vukovich, Tobler, Wlllord. 3B— Lovelle ) 1 O 0 0 0 L.A. Rams at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. outing would gel him over the electronic scoreboard will be .solve the problems. Davis. S—Moses. SATURDAY National League East pennant at pinch hit of the year, a line single to Pa- (Jarrells (L 1-2) 1-3211)) Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. hump. But he got the ball up and installed on a pedestal so it can Lighting will also be installed gllorulo (0), Mattingly (23), Gamble (10). ^ IP H R ER BB SO Houston -a. , N|m York Jets of Buffalo, 1 p.m. Feetball four, had every reason to quit right off Larry Andersen, 3-4, and Clevelond Hall at Manchester, 1;X Strawberry really crushed it." be swung around and u.sed for The additional lighting may at the Pagani Field softball IP H R ER BB SO LoCoss 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Soccer Tuesday night. They trailed 4-0 and Ron Gardenhire ran for him. BoHImere Udiur (L 1-1) 5 9 6 4 1 2 Madden 2-311)11 TONIGHT San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. football at the adjacent field. result in cither East Catholic or diamond, making it the fourth 3 0 0 0 a 3 Becker at MCC, 2 didn't get their first hit off starter Backman sacrificed and Wilson "This club never lets up," Manchester High possibly'play- DMortlnez (L M) 3 7 8 8 1 0 SfOTfig Sambito 3 3 1 ) 1 i e ''»• Phillies, WfBhtngton at New England, I p.m. facility in town with lights for Brown 4 4 2 2 0 1 Solano 3 1 0 0 1 4 Kons(a CItv of Denver, 4 p.m. East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, noon John Denny until the fifth, but then was walked intentionally before Also at Ml. Nebo, new lighting Moore (W 6-16) 9 8 3 3 1 4 SportsChannel, WKHT Northwest Catholic ot East Catholic Manager Dave Johnson said. "W e ing night football games there games. Crux 1 0 0 0 0 0 Calhoun 2 1 0 0 0 3 Baseball: Red Sox vs. Blue Jays, Chicago at Seattle, 4 p.m. (girls), I0:X o.m. they came alive. Phillies manager Paul Owens will be installed for the footbal- New Yofic Udiur pitched to 3 batters In 6th. Smith (W 5-3) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Green Bay at (tallos, 4 p.m. didn’t get a hit in the first four or Presently, East plays its 'home' Currently, Fitzgerald Field H BP-^y Udiur (Brodley), by Romero Coventry of RHAM (girls), II o.m. Consecutive singles by Wally brought in slumping A1 Holland. 1/soccer field,_New lighting was Fontenot (W 0-0) 8 6 1 0 1 4 Madden pitched to 1 batter In 2nd; Indianapolis at Miami, 4 p.m. five innings for a couple of nights night games at Dillon Stadium Robertson Park and Nike Field Christensen 1 4 1 1 0 0 (Pwconte). WP—Udiur. PB—Valle. Minton pitched to 1 batter In 9fh. WPOP^°’ **’” " ' ''*• Ofloles. Tampa Bov at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. Crest Country Backman, Mookie Wilson, Keith Holland got Hernandez on a installed there last year hoi. Manchester, East Catholic boys and now and we still battled. They’ve in Hartford. Manchester docs have arch-lamps for night T—2:15. A—14J00. 2:14. A—4,M7. HBP—bv Rllev (Bass). WP—LaCoss. T 8:00 Car Itaclng: Italian Grand Prix M m dov, Sept. M Hernandez and Strawberry deli- groundout as the runners ad­ according to Dutch Fogarty, a —3:19. A—7JW9. (toped), ESPN San Diego at L.A. Raiders, 9 p.m. girls at Westloke Invitational, Peeks- been doing this all year and I can’t not have night games on its contests. k ill, N.Y. -^ red a pair of sixth-inning runs. vanced but Strawberry crushed a tell you how proud I am of them," 12 - M A N C H ES TE R H E R A LD . Wodnesduy. Sept 19. 1984 M A N u ili^ T E R H ER ALD , Wediiosdav, Sept. 19. 1984 - 13 Sports in Brief I Canadians gain Canada Cup tv'-f ' y Sv By David Tucker Sweden often seemed to forget FOCUS/ -S i. Swim Club sets tryouts UPI Sports Writer there was still a tournament to be won and a lot of pride to be lost. Manchester Swim Club will be held Monday and EDMONTON, Alberta — In the Canada took a 5-0 lead in the first Tuesday, Oct. 1-2, at the Manche.ster High pooi from 6 to 7:30 p.m. last game of the Canada Cup final, period, outshooting Sweden 9-2 mere IS no minimum age but those trying out must be able to Canada’s NH L All-Stars lived over one stretch, then idled as the through five years of frustration in ^chanL.s*"^*^** the crawl stroke with proiier breathing Swedes outshot them 28- 16 and microcosm. outscored them 5-1 for the re­ Those unable to attend either tryout but wanting to join should They started like a wheel of fire, mainder of the game. contact coach Ron Anderson, 646-102.5. coasted into dangerous compla­ Though the Swedes lost, they Everything’s peachy! cency and finally rolled home. won their own private war to throw Safe, victorious, vindicated. off a reputation as fairweather Perrone big hit at UMass Canada used overwhelming skaters who buckle under .speed and skill to score five goals pressure, ~ Inside linebacker Vito Perrone is co-leader in the first period Tuesday, then "I was disappointed with the on the university of Massachusetts football in tackles with 23. survived a gallant Swedish come­ way we let down, but I never lost Take advantage of this year’s extra-bountiful harvest Perrone, a 6-3, 21.5-pound .sophomore who was an All-Stater at back to win the Canada Cup confidence in this team, ” said t-ast Catholic High, has 17 primary tackles to lead the Minutcmen championship 6-5. The Canadians Tonelli, who finished the 16-day look the best of three final series 2- Bv Barbara Richmond uncovered for 10 more minutes. along with six secondary tackles. He also has two quarterback tournament with 9 points in eight Herald Reporter Serves 6 to 8. sacks and caused one fumble. Perrone also rtcovered a blocked games, including three goals. punt in the end /.one for a touchdown in UMass' 26-10 opening win The emotion, the happiness of Excellent totals for a player Supermarket experts claim that over Ball State. ® winning this and winning my first known for his checking. Peach Casserole the best way to select a peach is by UMass, l-I, is at unbeaten 2-0 Holy Cross Saturday in Worcester. Stanley Cup is the same," said Canadian head coach Glen its creamy yellow or golden ZVi cups summer squash, sliced New York Islander John Tonelli, Sather said Tonelli's workhorse undercolor. They say that the 1 cup sliced fresh peaches selected the top player of the habits helped unite a team of rosey blush on the outside doesn’t 2'/e tablespoons butter tournament for Canada. thoroughbreds. G H O announces ’85 dates necessarily mean the peach is ripe. 2 tablespoons brown sugar "If they ask me to come back to "John Tonelli is the best left Of course, the best way to buy Salt to taste HARTFORD - The 1985 Sammy Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford this tournament in 1987, I ’ll be here winger in the country,” Sather Alternate layers of squash and Golf Open will be held July 22-28, 1985 at the Tournament Players in a minute,” Tonelli said. "I would said. peaches is to pick your own. If you want to judge whether or not a peaches in a casserole; Sprinkle Club of Connecticut in Cromwell, it has been announced love to come back." The victory also vindicated peach is ripe, sneak a gentle brown sugar and salt over the top There will be few ebanges on the back nine while alterations are Since 1979, when the Soviets Sather, who was often criticized squeeze. Don’t buy them if they are and dot with butter. Bake covered expected on the front nine to enhance spectator viewing. defeated the NH L All-Stars in the for placing eight of his Edmonton wrinkled or have brown spots. for 45 minutes or an hour in a 350 The '85 GHO will follow the British Open as it did this year. Challenge Cup, Canada has been Oilers on his 22-man roster. There degree oven. Serves four. trying to regain bragging rights as Even though it’s best to store were also four Islanders on the fresh peaches in the refrigerator, the world’s top hockey nation. team and their work ethic blended Complacency has often been a UPI photo after they have ripened, they Chicken peach salad Huskies to start Riley well with the Oilers’ dazzling should be served at room tempera­ fellow-traveler on the Canadian skating skills. 2 cups cooked and cubed chicken team. In the last Canada Cup, Team Canada players Wayne Gretzky, Rick Middleton. ture to get the full flavor. >/4 cup celery. STORRS - University of Connecticut head football coacb Tom "The hardest thing was getting The easiest way to peel a peach is Jack.son has announced that .sophomore Chris Riley will start three years ago, the Soviets Paul Coffey, Michel Goulet and Charlie Huddy celebrate >/4 cup white seedless grapes this team to come together. The to put it in boiling water for about a Saturday for the fluskies at quarterback when the 0-2 Huskies host clobbered the so- called NHL Islanders, especially John Tonelli, second goal against Team Sweden as latter’s goalie, >/4 cup fresh peaches, cubed Dream Team 8-1. half a minute and then dunk it in winless Morgan State at Memorial Stadium. helped so much in that,” Sather Goete Waelitalo, looks on with puck in his net. Canada >/t cup mayonnaise Canada avenged the losses to the said. cold water. It will practically slip '/t cup sour cream Riley took over for ineffective senior Carry Corn, who had started won, 6-5, to take Canada Cup. right out of its skin. To keep the 1.5 straight games, last weekend against Lehigh and did a credible Soviets in its 3-2 upset in the Salt to taste ’’To win in, international peeled peach from turning brown, job. semifinal last week and against hockey,” Tonelli said, "you don't Lightly toss chicken, celery, when the air gets at it, sprinkle it grapes and peaches together. Mix After a review of game films, Jackson elected to go with Riley on need muckers like me, you need a play and replaced by Rejean baiurdoy. with fresh lemon juice or dip it in mayonnaise and sour cream and system. Sather gave us that” Lemelin, who withstood the gath­ an ascorbic acid mixture. pour over salad. Add seasoning Edmonton Oilers Mark Messier ering Swedish momentum. He Peaches are usually thought of in and salt and toss gently. Refriger­ Hoenig captures and Wayne Gretzky, Montreal stopped three drives during a terms of dessert or snacking, but ate until ready to serve. To serve, Canadien defenseman Larry Ro­ powerplay midway through the they are good with the entree also. binson and Tonelli scored to give period. garnish with fresh peach slices and Teltcher seeing game improve The cook can always experiment parsley. Serves 6. Canada a 4-0 lead in the first eight Anders Eldebrink came within a — it’s fun and you'll be amazed at SAN FRANCISCO — Eliot Teltscher's tennis game is getting PGA Section title minutes of the game. Tonelji then millimeter of tying the game on a what you can do. better, but he doesn't know why. set up his New York lin'emate shot that hit the post. T ry some of the following Peach Chutney Last week Teltscher reached the finals of the Pacific Southwest Veteran golf pro Don Hoenig led winner of the '84 Manchester Open, Brent Sutter for the 5-0 lead. suggestions. We assume you made 4 pounds peaches Championship at Los Angeies but lost to Jim m y Connors. from start to finish as he captured and Ed Rubis of Springfield, Kent Nilsson, selected the top "I think Reggie Lemelin de­ some of that good peach jam that 1 cup seedless raisins Tuesday night he knocked off John Fitzgerald of Australia 6- 2 the 54-hole Connecticut Section Mass., Country Club were next, Swedish player in the tournament, serves to be named the player of you read about in last Wednesday's 2 cloves garlic, minced 6-4, in the first round of a $200,000 tournament at the Cow Paiace,’ PGA Championship by three tied at 223. Defending champion led the rally with two goals. His the game for coming in, with no Manchester Herald — because the >/t cup chopped onion first cut the lead to 5-1 late in the Top-seed John McEnroe meets Tim Wiikison tonight in his first strokes with a total af 218 at the and six-time winner Dennise Cos- warm up and holding the team very first suggestion calls for Two-thir{|s cup chopped pre­ singles match of the tournament. No, 2 seed Gene Maver olavs Manchester Country Club. cina and Mike Grigely were first period and trimmed it to 6-5 together," Sather said. peach preserves. served gingerroot Peter Fleming. j ^ f Hoenig. 53-year-old head pro and another stroke back at 224. with his powerplay goal in the The Swedes had two goals in the third. 1 to 2 table^oons chili powder In other first-round ticlion. Thomas Hogsledl of Sweden upset No owner at Raceway Golf Clulr in tournament: win it and destroy the 1 tablespoon mustard seeds 5 seed Scott Dtivis. 6- 4, 6-3. Thompson, had a final round 76 Hoenig made only one birdie Canada's starting goaltender, stereotype that they are too 1 teaspoon curry powder Pete Peelers, was injured on the Peach-glazed corned beef Tuesday to finish three strokes Tuesday but had several scram­ passive on the ice. V/t teaspoons salt ahead of runners-up Ralph DeNi- 1 3-pound corned beef brisket bling pars to hold off the rest of the 4 tablespoons mixed pickling Herald photo bv PInlo Martina out to break record colo and Paul Ryiz. DeNicolo, the field. 2 medium acorn squash spice host pro at Manchester Country Hoenig. DeNicolo, Ryiz and 4 small apples 4 cups cider vinegar Club, had a final round 1-under-par ■/t cup peach jam PALM BEACH GARDENS. Fla. - Ten years after Chris Evert Grigely qualified to participate in 4'A cups brown sugar Fresh juicy peaches are right in season and they are so cream. Teamed up with summer squash, they become a 71 while Ryiz. of Chicopee, Mass., ■A teaspoon ^ound ginger Lloyd s record streak of consecutive tennis triumphs was set, the National PGA Club Pro Cham­ Tie the pickling spices in chee­ versatile. Use some homemade peach jam to turn a dinner hit. You can even be inventive and make up some Country Club had a final round 76 Rinse meat in cold water. Place Martina Navratilova stands readv to break the mark after pionship in Palm Beach Gardens. secloth bag. Slice peaches and mundane corned beef roast into something special. recipes of your own. unknowingly tying it. to card totals of 221, Fla., Oct. 11-14, with their PLAY JACKPOT fat side up on rack in shallow combine with all ingredients, Hoenig took home the lop prize of performances. roasting pan. Add 2 cups water and including the bag of pickling Peach pies are so tasty served with icecream or whipped Navratilova, the world's No. 1 woman player and winner of the $1,400. cover. Bake at 350 degrees for 2 to ast SIX Grand Slam events, goes after another piece of tennis John Nowobilski, head pro at spices, in large bowl. Cover and let Chuck Lasher of Timberlin Golf 2‘/4 hours. Quarter and seed the gradually beat in PA cups of the 2.50 degrees, for PA hours. Turn off history tonight in her matclv-againsl 16-year-old Melissa Brown in Tallwood Country Club, had a final stand overnight. Turn mixture into 2 cups sliced peaches Course in Kensington, and recent squash and core and quarter the Peach-Blueberry sugar. Add vanilla and beat until heat and leave in oven for 15 the fir.st round of a $1,50,000 tournament in Deerfield Beach, Fla. round 77 to finish at 233. heavy kettle. Bring to boil. Juice of 1 lemon apples. Add them, skin side down, very stiff. On 12-inch chop plate minutes. Cool. Pour almond cream The Women's Tennis Association ruled Tue.sday that the Simmer, uncovered, until chutney Meringue 2 cups fresh blueberries to the pan. Sprinkle the squash is of desired consistency, about 30 Almond cream filling spread about one third of the filling (recipe below); carefully ,5frmatch con.secutive victory streak established in 1974 by Evert with salt. Add one-half cup hot meringue to within 1 inch of the into center. Chill for several hours. Lloyd has been reset at 55. The ruling by the association means to 45 minutes. Stir frequently to 6 eggs, separated To make meringue let egg whites BINGO water and cover and bake 45 edge. Pile remaining meringue Just before serving, sprinkle Navratilova tied the mark for con.secutive victories when she prevent scorching. Remove spice '/4 teaspoon salt stand until alarmed to room Harley Davidson minutes. Mix the preserves and around edge to height of about 2>A peaches with lemon juice and bag. Ladle chutney into hot steril­ V/t teaspoons cream of tartar temperature; beat until frothy. defeated Even Lloyd in the finals of the U.S. Open for her 55th ginger and spoon over the meat, straight triumph. ized jars. Seal, Good with curry l>/4 cups sugar Add salt and cream of tartar. Beat inches, leaving center unfilled. EVERY DAY apples and squash. Then bake Bake in preheated very slow oven. Please turn to page IS Ironic-ally, if Navratilova breaks the record, it wili be on the home FALL OPEN HOUSE dishes. Makes 2 quarts. '/4 teaspoon vanilla until stiff but not dry. Very turf of Evert Lloyd, a native of Fort Lauderdale. Sat. September 22,1984 A Trip For Two All checks into hospital 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Letters. She gets letters. She gets lots and ... NEW YORK - Former boxing great Muhammad Ali has Refreshments Serveci returned o the United Stales from West Germany and checked into Editor’s note; Marge Churchill is a home economist a ho.spital. reportedly suffering from Parkinson's disease. Door Prizes t. HAWAII QUESTION: I've noticed that none of the recipes for preparation. who is a Manchester resident. She teaches microwave All was admitted to Columbia Presbyterian Hospital's microwave cooking say anything about preheating. _20% Discount on all parts and accessories cooking classes. If you have any questions regarding N^rological Institute Tuesday night for tests and evaluation. I ’ve tried to preheat my microwave for as much as 5 Q UESTIO N : When I put a muffin or doughnut in the See Page 2 microwave cooking, you may send your questions to: Dr. Martin Ecker. who has accompanied Ali in a recent trip to J Harley-Dovldson Marge’s minutes, but nothing happens. What's wrong? microwave to heat it, the muffin gels all dried-out and Europe, said thi^- once three-time heavyweight champion is Microwave. Box 591, Manchester Herald, Manches­ hard. How come? ter, 06040. suffering from Parkinson's disease, a chronic and progressive 8 * ROUTE 140 EAST OF ROUTE 30 Microwave ANSW ER: Microwave ovens, unlike conventional disorder of the nervous system. The disease is marked by a tremor 294 Sindy 0«ich Roid (Rli. 140) ovens are never preheated. There is no heat generated ANSWER: From the number of times I've been and a weakness of the muscles. Letters, how I love to get your letters! It means that Kitchen Ellington. Connocllcut 06029 by the magnitron tube which powers the microwave., asked this question, it must be a very common Neurologist Stanley Fahn. Ali's attending physician, has 120318750663______you are using your microwave and, even more declined comment. Marge Churchill The microwave is an energy field which alternates in problem. Two muffins will bake in the microwave in I important, you are reading the column. Hearing from '84 Sales are great! positive and negative directions, and acts like a to UA minutes Therefore, it stands to reason that the you is very gratifying to me, and I appreciate not only magnet on the positive and negative particles in food lime required to reheat a single muffin will be very AND THEY’RE BRINGING THE your questions, but your many kind remarks. No change in Reinhardt molecules. This causes them to vibrate almost two brief The following method is suggested to avoid GREATEST SELECTION The questions you send have been used as the basis steamed up sometimes when I cook. Is there and a half billion times per second. dried-out or hard-baked products: for several columns, such as the question from E U G E N E . Ore. — A hospital spokeswoman reported "little OF USED CAR TRADES something wrong with my microwave? The friction caused by the rapid vibration produces Wrap the muffin in a piece of paper towel, or wrap in Marguerite Carter, 444 Lake St. Her question change Tuesday in the condition of Colorado football player Ed IN OUR HISTORY... heat in the food. Microwaves penetrate food from all a paper napkin. Butter the muffin before warming, if regarding whole-meal management and planning Reinhardt, who is in a coma following a head injury he suffered ANSWER: The steam which you see is caused by directions to a depth of >A to l ‘A inches. Vibration of desired. Microwave on high for 10 to 15 seconds, during a football game Saturday. COME IN AND SAVE!!! was the basis for a recent column. moisture condensing on the inside of the microwave. food molecules causes heat in areas of penetration. depending upon the size of the muffin The lime Reinhardt remained unconscious and in critical condition in the THIS WEEK'S SUPER SPECIAL From the response that the column received, it is Anytime you microwave a food with a high moisture These areas begin to cook. required for a doughnut is similar to that of a muffin intensive care unit of Sacred Heart Hospital Tuesday. I CHEV MONTE CARLO CPE. ^ evident that many of you shared the same question. content, there is sure to be moisture condensing. Heat spreads through conduction to other parts of One word of caution: if you arc warming a The Colorado tight end underwent surgery Sunday, He was .„Auto,_AC._PS, PB, Stereo Cass., $ A Q O C Please continue to send your questions. When several 1 Black & A Beauty. Was *5550 NOW Because there is no residual heat in a microwave, the food, cooking it in the same way food is cooked in a jelly-filled doughnut or pastry, be sure to allow a injured when tackled by two University of Oregon players after of you ask the same thing, it is apparent that the catching a pass in Saturday's game, won by Oregon 27-20 there is nothing to dry out this moisture. conventional oven. No chemical change is caused by minute of standing time. Because microwave energy answer will be of interest to many readers. Dr. Arthur Hockey, the neurologist treating Reinhardt! said a — USED CARS — It is a good idea to wipe out the inside of the this rapid vibration and resulting friction. The only brain scan Monday revealed the first "positivechangeof any kind" 0US0MEU4DII. microwave at the end of the cooking time with a paper changes which occur are caused by heat, in exactly m the player s condition. He said the life-threatening swelling of QUESTION: The window on my microwave get's all towel to remove the excess moisture. the same way heat affects food in conventional M V-6, Auto, AC, PS, PB, Radio, Rear Deloo Please (urn to page IS Reinhardt s brain apparently has subsided slightly. TOYOTA CEUCA CPE M 4 cyl, 5 spd, AM/FM. Cruise, Rear Defoa 8 4 CHEV CAMARO CPE Rams acquire g o MERC CAPRI CPE- I ’/® ’ Windows Steve Dlls MODERN AUTO Stereo Cass. 81 Whole broilers can be the key A N AH EIM , Calif. 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Put through a food mill here (in Minnesota) it was kind of Thorough Surface Sanding, Acrylic Enamel g o CHEV SIO PICKUP spired by a similar dish served in together and add wine. Turn and reinstalled. Paint Oven Baked. 4 cyl, 4 spd. Radio, Rust Proofed oven large enough to hold all four or sieve to remove seeds. Mix frustrating. They’re going with $159.95 the Finger Lakes, a rich farming chicken; sprinkle with salt, and Replacements are avail­ 7 g VOLKS BUS hens. Brown hens on brea.st side. strainfAl pulp with reserved skins. region in upstate New York that is pour a small amount o'! wine Tom m y Kram er and Archie (Man­ Shop Hours: ■ .w 4 cyl, 4 spd. Radio Remove to plate. Stir in sugar, flour, lemon juice ning) as his backup. Coming to a able from our distributor- especially known for its grape­ mixture into cavity of chicken. g ^ CHEV K20 PICKUP Saute onion and garlic for 5 and salt. Spoon mixture into pastry size inventory. Relax in Mon. thru Frl.8 ani-6:0O pm growing and wine-making tradi­ Broil 15 minutes longer. team like the Rams is great. minutes. Stir in flour. Add remain­ •shell. our waiting room, while Saturday 0 am-noon tion. Serve with tiny new potatoes. Turn, sprinkle with remaining They’re a good club and getting Q ? JifiC SIO SPTOT ass;.— ing ingredients and season with better. salt and brush with additional wine our knowledgeable speci­ 4 cyl, 4 spd., PS, stereo cass. .salt and pepper to taste. Stir. Place mixture, reserving some to serve Streusel Topping " I just want to help the team. I’ll alists get you moving g n CHEV CIO pickup hens breast-side up in Dutch oven, ladled over chicken Broil 15 do anything they ask of me. I’ll FREE ESTIMATES w w v-8. Auto. PS. PB, stereo case., dual tanks Harvest fruit adds seasonal and bring to a lioil. Reduce heat, stir together ‘A cup quick­ stay all night and work to get ready M o d ^ minutes longer, or until juice runs 649-9682 flavor to chicken. Grapes cover and simmer for 45 minutes. cooking oats, ‘A cup light brown if they want.” MODERN RADIATOR WORKS clear when chicken is pierced with Serves 4. sugar, and 'A cup unsifted flour. Ferrhgamo broke the little fin­ and apples will make ordi- a fork. Serves 4. 373 Main SL, Manchester, CT. Cut in 4 tablespoons butter. Spread ger on his throwing hand last REFAR CARTER ' nary chicken shine. If skin begins to overbrown topping on pie Bake at 450 degrees Grade Streusel Pie Sunday against Pittsburgh. 122^lain^tjJJanchestei^^^^^^^45^^ before chicken is cooked through, F . for 35 to 40 minutes or until surface can be lightly covered with (From "Thru-The-Grapevine," lightly browned. Serves 8. _ il___ Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Wednesday, Sept 19. 1984 MANCHESTER H K R ALl), \Vw/* gallon cooked well baked. Remove from pans For the uninitiated, sorbet Is a open the bag. I’m overwhelmed with the^ 4 to 7 cups whole wheat flour practice to get it right. applesauce immediately. French sherbet prepared by using A tip to remember, he said, is to 1 quart apple juice aroma. The taste, the texture and the 1 egg yolk fresh fruits, vegetables or alcohol course, I call in advance to be sure they’ve Editor’s note: To have your favorite restaurant make sure the mixture isn’t too W bottle calvadot aroma are really something very 2 teaspoons sesame seeds blended with a syrup or sugar to a cold or hard. Once prepared, Vt pound sugar got what I want first.” dish Included In this weekly column, simply write thick, smooth consistency. It is sorbets are best served in small unusual.” According to David Dalena, general In a mixing bowl, stir in sugar, ginger a note telling us the name of your favorite dish at a popular in Europe and is consi­ chilled champagne glasses with Puree until sugar is dissolved. Lassow is such a regular customer that manager of the Cookery, the recipe for and hot water. Sprinkle the yeast over it local restaurant. We’ll contact the chef and and dered essential to the menu of chilled spoons. Follow directions for still-freezing she’s greeted as an old friend by the sales restaurants boasting continental honey whole wheat bread is never and let stand for 8 to 10 minutes. Stir well. ask (or the recipe. Include your name, address mixture. staff at the Cookery. “ I often combine a and a phone number where we can reach you cuisine. THE SECRET to preparing a revealed. But the Cookery was willing to Add molasses, wheat germ and salt. Stir Passion Fruit during the day. (Phone numbers will not be ■'We can make many, many good mixture is making use of a trip there with a visit to my mother, who pass along this ginger-whole wheat bread, for 1 minutes, add half of flour and stir printed.) Please concentrate on restaurants In sorbets,” sad Guillon, who pre­ common centigrade cooking ther­ (serves 12) lives in West Hartford,” Lassow said. pares the dish for two critically- which comes, from the annual series of until well mixed. mometer. When using wines or 1 quart juice from fresh passion “ But I ’ve also been known to make a the Manchester area. Address Inquiries to acclaimed restaurants at San champagne with equal amounts of fruit bread breaking classes offered at the Add another cup of flour and beat well. Today’s Special, Box 591, Manchester Herald, Francisco's new Hotel Meridien, syrup or sugar, the temperature 1 spoon glucose of heavy corn special trip out there just to get bread. Of store. Spread last cup of flour on table and roll Manchester, 06040. where presidential candidate Wal­ should be 18 degrees. With fruit syrup and sugar to taste ter Mondale stayed during the juices and syrup or sugar in equal Blend and follow directions for recent Democratic National Con­ amounts the temperature should still-freezing mixture. vention. Mondale, however, opted be 15 to 18 degrees, depending on for milkshakes. Menus the fruit used. Pineapple Ice Recipes take a back seat GUILLON SAID sorbets can be An easy way to start is by (10 servings) By Ellle Grossman clearing up of misconceptions that chef named Emil who came up made with vegetables which are Make a sugar and water mixture Senior citizen Thursday: Clam boat, french fries, green beans, ice preparingSces or "glaces,” the cream. Newspaper Enterprise interest m e." with potato chips. Most say it was “good for appetizers." or as a simplest of the frozen delights, of 1 cup sugar to 4 cups water, The following meals will be served the week of Sept. Friday: Pizza, vegetable, fresh fmit. Association plain old George Crum of Moon's prosciutto dish or even with rhade from fruit juice, sugar and stirring over heat until sugar is 24 through 28 at Westhill Gardens and Mayfair IT'S TIM E , he proclaims, to stop Lake Lodge in Saratoga. N.Y., who rocquefort cheese. dissolved. Boil covered for five water. Then try sherbet. Less Gardens, to Manchester residents who are 60 or older: NEW YORK - So much for all blushing about the delectables we in 18.53 fried up some potuto chips “ It's light and good,” said sweet, sherbets are ices with egg minutes and then chill the syrup to Monday: Vegetable juice cocktail, Texas hash, Andover Elementary School you thumbing your noses at routinely toss into our stomachs real thin fora guest who refused to Guillon. who comes from the town white, milk or cream added. 16 degrees centigrade. tossed salad, green beans, roll, cherry pudding but wouldn't dream of serving to a The following lunches will be served at Andover American cuisine. John F. Mari­ eat the ordinary thick-sliced ones. of St. Agnant in .the Burgundy Keep in mind freezing dimin­ Add 1 cup of drained crushed • dessert. muckamuck f a n Alaskan Chi­ "People just loved them and called Elementary school the week of Sept. 24 through 28: an!, a food and wine writer with a region of France. "The best tastes ishes flavor but too much sugar pineapple and 6 tablespoons lemon nook Indian word for food .., (and) Tuesday: Apple juice, teriyaki chicken, marinated Monday: Bacon cheeseburger, buttered parsley Ph.D. from Columbia University them Saratoga chips." Mariani you can have are made with exotic keeps it from freezing at all. A safe juice. by extension . . . any powerful salad, potato salad, rye bread, fresh fruit. potatoes, peas, mixed fruit. (in English romantic literature, of says. Chances are, though, you fruits such as passion limes or proportion is to use one part sugar Follow directions for still­ person") What's more, we should Wednesday: Chili con came, rice, tossed salad with Tuesday: Grinders, salad, chips, orange. all things) is going to knock the couldn't have gotten Emil near 9 papaya. A lot of sorbets are made to four parts water. If adding freezing mixture. dressing, wheat bread, chilled pears. juices out of you with "The be commending ourselves for them because: "The first Euro­ with alcohol — red wines, white liqueurs, wait until the ice has Wednesday: Hamburg pizza, green beans, juice Thursday: Meat loaf with brown gravy, mashed bars. Dictionary of American Food & coming up with taste treats no one peans who got potatoes from wines and champagnes — liqueur UPI photo started to freeze. potatoes, broccoli au grutin, white bread, chilled else ever did (mind, we're not Cabernet Thursday: Lasagna, salad, rolls, applesauce. Drink" (Ticknor & Fields, $19.95). America were such numbskulls, is perfect.” Some recipes to try: pineapple. talking nutrition or weight control they even ate the leaves and roots, Joel Guillon, left, executive chef at San variety of sorbets concocted by Guillon (serves 12) Friday: Doughboys, french fries, choice of This is an "abalone" to "zw ie­ Sorbets are similar to light ice Friday: Pineapple juice, cold sliced turkey, sliced here). which are poisonous. So well Into Francisco's new Meriden Hotel, and 1 quart cabernet vegetable, cheese wedge, chocolate cake. back” compilation of what Ameri­ cream and are divided into four for the hotel's two critically acclaimed American cheese, apple, carrot, prune salad, rye For instance, says Mariani. "N o the 19th century, potatoes were Tomato Basil With Rum 7 ounces of sugar cans once ate and still do; how it all categories — granites, marquises, pastry chef Glenn Martin sample a restaurants. bread, chocolate cake with whipped topping. got its name; what, if anything, the one ever thought of putting bits of considered toxic." punches and spooms — in reality (serves 10) Juice of 1 lemon Bolton schools government has to say about what chocolate into a cookie before Mrs. all derivations of iced composi­ 1 quart tomato juice Juice of 4 oranges Manenester schools we consume; and how to make 500 Ruth Wakefield.” In the '30s, she THF;N, t o o , until the Pennsyl­ made sorbet inachine does the careful preparation and a little ONE CLASSIC preparation used Small bunch basil leaves The following lunches will be served at Bolton tions of liquor or juice using sugar examples of it, like good old ran an old tollhouse between vania Dutch knocked holes into or syrup. arp‘*"-?vMnahiP®i^^ experimenting, the treat can be for the menus of the Restaurant 3 ounces of rum Stir until sugar is dissolved. The following meals will be served in the Elementary-Center School the week of Sept. 24 cranberry sauce or the less- Boston and New Bedford and her doughnuts (the better for dunking, At the Meridien, a $7,000 Italian-/- Follow directions for still-freezing Manchester public schools the week of Sept. 24 through 28: ^ States for $300 and up bu^ wit^ beloved octopus salad ("H ave the “ tollhouse” cookies became .so Mariani speculates), the pastry a simple blender. two Hotel Meridien restaurants, is Puree together until basil is mixture. through 28: Monday: Tacos, hot sauce, lettuce and tomato, popular. Nestle's chocolate even­ didn't have any. True, some say Monday: Hot dog on roll, baked beans, cole slaw, chips, fresh fruit. fish dealer prepare four baby octopuses for cooking ..."). tually reproduced her recipe on its that in 1847 a Rockport, Maine, sea rosy applesauce. Tuesday: Fish and chips, cole slaw, assorted New England Recipes packaging. Today, Mariani notes, captain poked out the centers of his Tuesday: Meat and cheese taco with hot sauce, desserts. Recipes, however, are the least of the book, Mariani says: " I don't half the cookies baked in Am eri­ wife's doughnuts so he could hang lettuce and tomato cup, Spanish rice, buttered corn, Wednesday: Juice, lasagna, buttered bread, ca's kitchens are chocolate chip her baking on the spokes of his chilled pineapple. cinnamon applesauce. like typing teaspoons and tables­ poons. It’s more the literary and and “ Nestle's produces 250 million wheel and nibble while he steered Wednesday: Wafer steak on a roll, potato puffs, Thursday: Egg salad sandwich, potato salad, morsels a day in three factories." his ship, but Mariani says that’s buttered broccoli, chocolate pudding. celery sticks, pineapple cake. historical aspect of American food, Sturbridge book is about plain old meat and potatoes the setting down of the lore and And it wasn't a snooty French hogwash. Thursday: Baked lasagna, tossed salad, fruited Friday: Fruit juice, meat and cheese pizza, tossed Bv United Press International denote a land of plentiful supply. gelatin with topping. salad, fruited gelatin. cavity loosely and secure the VA cup milk 1 teaspoon pepper The book includes information Rice Pudding with Fruit Friday: Vegetable soup, toasted cheese sandwich, opening with poultry lacers for a 2 tablespoons butter Soak beans in water at room STURBRIDGE, Mass. - Cook­ on hearth cookery, bread and carrot and celery sticks, peanut butter cookies. Milk large bird, or by sewing it closed 1 tablespoon salt temperature overnight. Drain, re­ Vi cup uncooked rice, not quick is served with all meals. Coventry High School books began to appear in England yeast, common pies and cakes too. for a smaller one. cooking type in the late l8th century, and 1 teaspoon pepper serving water. Rinse beans tho­ There are so many fancy cook­ For gravy, sift flour and salt 3 cups milk The following lunches will be served at Coventry settlers in Sturbridge Village were Peel onions. Cook whole in one roughly. Layer beans and pork in a books around, but the Sturbridge togetherand dredge half of mix­ le g g Coventry elementary schools High School the week of Sept. 24 through 28: among the first to prepare recipes inch of boiling water and >A cup heavy saucepan. Add reserved Village gives some simple advice 1 cup fresh or dried fruit; Monday: Pork patty and gravy, whipped potato, hot S ture over poultry. Place on a rack for "common cooking,” the food milk. Pierce onions with fork. water. Bring to boil and simmer The following meals will be served in the Coventry on simple food. in a pan. Reduce heat to 350. Roast for one hour. currants, gooseberries, apples or cold vegetable, roll and butter, assorted fruit. people like to eat. When almost tender, about 20 elementary schools the week of Sept. 24 through 28: Some hearty recipes include: 20 minutes per pound. After one pared and quartered, or raisins Tuesday: Tuna-noodle casserole, hot or cold The village is now a re-creation minutes, remove from heat and Monday: Taco, beef, tomato, lettuce and tomato, hour, shake remaining flour and To bake, transfer beans, pork One-third cup brown sugar, less vegetables, assorted fruit. and a tourist spot, but visitors like Roast Chicken drain. Chop onions and return to seasoned rice, whole kernel corn, chilled fruit. salt over bird and pour 1 cup and water into a bean pot or other if dried fruits are used Wednesday: Shells and meatsauce, green beans, THE OLE’ FASHION FIVE & DIME to see what's cooking so much that heat in a clean pan, with remaining Tuesday: Grilled cheese sandwich, vegetable Stuffing: boiling watei over it. oven-proof casserole with a lid. t tablespoons brown sugar. garlic bread, assorted fruit. the Old Sturbridge Village Cook­ milk, butter, salt and pepper. sticks, fresh fruit. 975 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER 4-5 slices of bread When chicken is cooked, finish Season with pepper. There should 1 teaspoon nutmeg Thursday: Clam roll and french fries, hot or cold book has resulted, and sold well in Simmer 15 minutes. Wednesday: Juice, spaghetti with meat sauce, 4 tablespooon butler gravy by skimming off extra fat or be enough liquid to just cover Put rice and milk in a saucepan. vegetable, assorted fruit. Children of all ages Massachusetts bookstores. tossed salad, French bread and butter, gelatin with will save for a rainy Salt and pepper to taste adding flour, if needed. Cook to beans. Add hot water, if necessary. Cover and simmer slowly until rice Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, assorted fruit. Milk is New Englanders were hearty Beans topping. served with all meals. day with the help of Gravy: blend, correct seasoning and serve is soft and liquid is absorbed, about their favorite friends. E eaters, the book notes of one 1 cup water hot. 1 pound dried beans 15-20 minutes. Stir in beaten egg, native. Calvin Plimpton of Easton, Bake 4-6 hours. If a crock pot or 1 cup flour Water to cover beans fniit and brown sugar and cook for who said the region's "food may slow cooker is used, cook beans KID’S ^ Salt and pepper to taste Onions Vi pound, boneless pork, cubed five minutes or until thickened. well be called substantial and the and pork on high heat for an hour or Preheat oven to 450. Slice bread, '/t pound salt pork, cut in thin Combine remaining sugar and BANKS >1 variety and quantity are enough to 1 pound onions, white or brown, more. Turn heat to low and cook and butter and season to taste. Fill skimmed slices nutmeg. Peaches are plentiful Individually 10-12 hours or overnight. Boxad _ AM StMaaA^ E ^ - - - - AM m , ft Continued from page 13 stirring over boiling water until V4 cup brown sugar ; V •'^> \ \ f thickened. Gradually stir mixture ‘A cup all-purpose flour ^Thuri., FrI.S Public Records sweeten with remaining sugar. into 6 beaten egg yolks. Return to ‘A cup soft butter P .> S iL, Only S Manchester Shehered Workshop Bakery Arrange peaches and berries on double boiler and cook, stirring pie. until mixture coats a metal spoon. Line 9-inch pie plate with favor­ . C. Henry Olson to Olive and Patricia Miner, 43 Lilac St., Keenan, 65 Columbus St. lien against property of Louella M. Remove from heat and add the ite pastry. Arrange peaches in Chambers, 94 Lakewood Circle, no 57 Hollister Street (Bentley Center) $78,000. State of Connecticut releases Quigley. Almond Cream Filling vanilla and almond extracts. Chili crust and sprinkle the 'A cup consideration paid, no conveyance Oak Forest Realty Inc. to regular sugar and the nutmeg over 2 tablespoons flour and then fold in the whipped tax collected. Sigmund R. Chester, unit 2-5, Oak them. Beat the egg and cream One-third cup sugar cream. Ronald and Louise Dion to Peter Forest Condominium, $79,825. Open for Sales to the Public! together and pour over the Dash of salt HURRY IN AND ^ 2 6 ^ ^ Arnold and Toby Elman to DR. C A R TA peaches. Then mix the brown VA cups milk TAKE ADVANTAGE OF , Patricia N. Hemingway, property Streusel Cream Peach Pie sugar, flour and butler until More satisfied OPENS OFFICE Weds., Thurs., and Fri. 6 egg yolks THIS BARGAIN!! on Vernon Street, $82,000. Pastry shell crumbly and sprinkle mixture Vt teaspoon vanilla extract Angelee Diana Carta M.D. is pleased to an­ 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 4 cups quartered and peeled over the fruit. Bake at 425 degrees, O PEN DAILY 9:00 -' 5:30 Thurs.-to 8 Closed Sunday with their lives Vt teaspoon almond extract Us pendent nounce the opening of her office for the peaches 35 to 46...minutes until browned. Vt cup heavy cream, whipped William J Peoples against practice of Internal Medicine. Dr. Carta For Further Information - Call 646-5718 Vt cup sugar Serve slightly warm. For an WASHINGTON (UPI) - More In top part of small double boiler Cheryl G. Peoples, 100 Grandview will provide continuing medical care for the Vt teaspoon nutmeg elegant garnish pass a bowl of A VALUE VARIETY STORE WITH MORE ! Americans are satisfied with "the mix 2 tablespoons flour, the sugar St, patients of Howard J. Lockward, M.D. 1 egg whipped ice cream or whipped way things are going in life'’*than and salt. Stir in the milk. Cook, last year, according to a poll. The practice is located at: 2 tablespoons cream cream to serve with pie. Liens released In its annual poll of national 44 Haynes St. opinion, the American Council of State of Connecticut releases Life Insurance found 86 percent of lien against property of Betty E. Manchester, CT ORDER NOW AND SAVE the survey group said they are Dr. Carta is a Manchester native graduating from St. James Microwave Q and A satisfied with their lives, com­ School, East Catholic High School and Trinity College in Hart­ pared with approximately 80 per­ Dig your own ford where she was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, Dr. Carta re­ cent a year ago. Continued from page 13 cooking lime. This is quite different from conven­ RAca tvooL sfr'BAreRs Mums ceived her M.D. degree from the University of Connecticut tional methods of preparation. If you are baking Those who said they are dissatis­ School of Medicine in 1981 and completed a residency in Internal fied dropped to 14 percent from 20 17 colors • »1.7S is„more quickly attracted to food with a very high potatoes in a conventional oven, you preheat the oven Pick your own Medicine at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Hartford sugar content, the jelly filling will become super­ percent in 1983. in June 1984. and add as many potatoes as you wish. The cooking Of 5,000 households surveyed in Raspberries heated very quickly. If you bile into it immediately, time required is the same whether you are baking one early 1984, nearly 80 percent said Dr. Carta is married to Tris J. Carta, D.M.D, a general family you may burn the inside of your mouth or esophagus. potato or eight potatoes: not so in the microwave. »1.10 pt. dentist practicing in Manchester. She is the daughter of Atty. & they were either "satisfied” or One potato baked in the microwave, depending upon Pick your own Mrs. Vincent L. Diana of Manchester. “ very satisfied" with their current QUESTION: I had a potato explode in my its size, lakes 3>/i to 5'/i minutes. Two potatoes require *jobs, while only 20 percent regis­ Office hours will include days, evenings and Saturdays. All pati­ microwave. It made an awful mess. Why did this 5*/4 to VA minutes; four potatoes require 10 to 12 tered dissatisfaction. However, Corn ents are welcome and encouraged to call for an appointment. happen? minutes. one-third of those said they are* *1.00 dz. “ very dissatisFied.” Phone 649-3243 QUESTION: How can I make a crisp or crunchy ANSWER: The steam from the moisture in the O l^ r and more affluent people CASE LOT SALE topping on a casserole which is cooked in the expressed greater contentment 25« lb. potato built up very rapidly and caused the potato to microwave? with their employment. Approxi-/ Cider Top Quality, Low Price explode. This same thing may happen in a mately 86 percent of people aged 55 conventional oven. ANSWER: Cook the casserole according to the or older said they are satisfied with Come and visit the herb barn at the: stop by the Agway store(s) listed below and pick up an To avoid this problem, always pierce the skin of a directions up to the last 2‘A minutes of recommended their jobs, compared with 75 Manchester Friends of the Library order form. It's the smart way to save on these and 48 potato several times with a fork before cooking in the Hunt Burry Farm cooking time. Remove the casserole from the 9 percent among those aged 35 or 46 lost St. other fresh frozen fruits, vegetables, and heat-and-eat microwave. This will allow the steam to escape and microwave and uncover. younger. 4»4aver______646-6536 'Present A snacks. All of the highest grades commercially available. prevent it from exploding. In fact, anything with a Add a topping of canned shoestring potato sticks, skin or membrane should be pierced. Keep this in canned french fried onion rings, crushed flavored Guaranteed mind when baking apples or pears, squash or Something Different...... Wish Someone A Panel on Literary Careers** stuffing mix or crushed croutons. Do not cover after Thursday, September 20th. 7:30 p.m. All Agway frozen food carries a No-Quibble guarantee. If tomatoes. the topping is added. for any reason you're not completely satisfied, just return The same principle will also apply to cooking eggs. Return the casserole to the microwave and continue Happy Birthday the product for a full refund. No ifs, ands or buts. Do not try to cook an egg in the shell in the microwave. cooking for the remaining 2‘A minutes. Whiton Library Auditorium Whether frying an egg on a browning grill, or with A Herald Happy Heart 100 North Main St. poaching an egg in water, pierce the yolk with a QUESTION: Can I use Tupper-Wear in the toothpick before microwaving. microwave for cooking? Lila Cohen- Owner Paperback Alley, QUESTION: I am cooking for two people, so I cut ANSWER: The best answer to that question is, no. freelance writer $ 1 .6 0 A most recipe amounts in half and follow the rest of the The Tupper-Wear will not harm the microwave or Candace Hell- Editor, owner iilM k u directions carefully. The results are just awful. cause arching like metal utensils do, but it is not Everything is badly overcooked and dried-out. What satisfactory for two reasons: ' Onlf Andrew Mountain Press am I doing wrong? First, the pieces will begin to lose their shape and L o v e the lids will no longer fit tightly or seal properly. qR£ATfAU VALUe $e.oo William McBride- Owner Jumping Frog ANSWER: Oh, dear! I can understand how Tupper-Wear is expensive and should be used for the unhappy you must be. The results would be pretty purpose it was designed — storage and sealing. new 24^97 Bookstore, publisher BUCKLAND .. Secondly, the food cooked in the Tupper-Wear (or 540 New State Rd. awful. You have hit upon one of the major differences Assorted styles to choose from. 3 button henly jaquard, Call.... ask for.... Moderator between microwave and conventional cooking. When other similar plastic containers) becomes very hot. birdseye crewneck and a rugby stripe. Sizes: S-M-L, Reg. $32-$34, using the microwave, volume makes a big difference. With prolonged exposure to the hot ingredients in the 643-2711 Janet Charles Morse- of the Hartford Courant If you cut a recipe in half, you must cut the cooking container, the food may actually melt its way through time almost in half. the plastic, causing a hole in the container, and a mess • Eastbrook Mall • Manchester Parkade • Westfarms Mall • Glen Lochen, Glastonbury aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaammaaaaaaamwwwwwwwwwu lASbAfAY If you double a recipe, you must almost double the in the microwave. 4 \ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 19. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Werlnusduy, Sypl. 19, 1984 - 17 Supermarket Shopper About Town California Cuisine whets appetite for gourmet produce

Friends sponsor panel Waters. "You give them tiny white By Robert Strand "W e would buy three cases of eating goes along with the empha­ vegetables flown in from Chino's, a taste was startlingly pure and Vacationer saves on resort-priced items eggplants and they say, 'What a Manchester Friends of the Library will sponsor a United Press International peas and throw away half of sis on good living for everybody. San Diego operation that plants concentrated. Flavor was what the strange thing,’ It’s thebe.st compli­ panel on literary careers as part of the group's annual them.” Waters recalled. "Some The city now has 10 markets something n^w 195 days of the guests .sought. Miller, of the Fourth By Martin Sloane Peter, Minn. Street Grill, complained that in the ment I can get." meeting on Thursday. The panel, open to the general But letting them go through the newspaper coupon BEflKELEY. Calif. - "You were overgrown and not sweet and devoted exclusively to produce. year. Corn is planted and har\'- United Feature Syndicate United States. " I f you go to a Kqjhy Riley-Smith, chef at the public, will take place at 7:30 p.m, at Whiton DEAR PAM : You have a right to be proud. Young sections can spark their imaginations and provide I'ouldif t get fruit and vegetables others were too young." The Fujimoto family's Monterey ested daily. Memorial Library, North Main Street. like this in one room anywhere else Market, for example, took over a Other restaurants get some county fair they judge on size and Zuni Cafe in San Francisco, DEAR MARTIN: Saving up the free grocery children have few sources of money for the birthdays them with meaningful experiences to show that giving in the United States," said Mark supermarket building to offer 7,000 items directly from growers, but shape but nobody judges on observed that the new discrimina­ Charles Morse of the Hartford Courant will be panel product coupons I received from refunding really paid and family occasions that often require gift-giving. is one of the most rewarding sides of smart shopping. FROM THE Chez Panisse kit­ Miller, chef at Berkeley’s excel­ square feet of shiitake and chante­ most .must depend on brokers. flavor." tion in produce goes along with moderator. Members of the panel will be Lila Cohen, off while I was on vacation. At the resort area I go to chen went a stream of chefs to start lent Fourth Street Grill. relle mushrooms at $13 a pound, Sibella Kraus of Greenleaf Pro­ increased discrimination among owner of Paper Back Alley in South Windsor, Candace the prices always seem to be much higher than at numerous new San Francisco area His exclamation was uttered at baby squash blossoms at $20 a duce said her firm delivers spe­ THE MORE the restaurants consumers in other areas, such as Hall, editor and owner of Andrew Mountain Press and home. Everything seemed to be at least 10 cents i;estaurants, now nationally re­ the second annual Tasting of pound, and 13 kinds of lettuce as cialty items to 100 restaurants in stress better produce, the chefs wine. librarian for the State Board of Education and more; some items were almost a dollar higher! So, it Clip ‘n’ file refunds nowned. Their search for better Summer Produce, a recent party well as the common items. the San Francisco area. In Berke­ said, the more consumers will seek "It's not just produce," she said. Services for the Blind, and William McBride, ownerof was a great feeling to use my free product coupons produce inspired new specialty the Jumping Frog Bookstore in Hartford Cleaning Products, Soap, celebrating the importance of growers. The parking lot is jammed, and ley alone a dozen are regular quality in their own stores and the "It's everything these days. We're and think of all the money I was saving. — Judy getting baby lamb, organic poultry Paper Products, Bags, Wraps fresh produce in California Cusine, Ms. Waters said California cooks Bill Fujimoto said the annual gro.ss buyers, and 80 percent of produce more the stores will encourage Tomlin, Pinckney, Mich. and oysters grown right here on the Ice cream social planned (File No. 10) as well as in so-called New benefit from variety and a long approaches $5 million. at Chez Pani.ssc would be classified specialty growers, American Cuisine. He said demand is partly po­ as specialty. "Oiir ni.stomers notice.” said West Coast." D EAR JUDY: Supermarkets and grocery stores in growing season but she insists the Verplanck School, 126 Olcott St., will have its annual In either a key element is an wered by ethnic groups because resort areas often charge a little more during the Clip oui tins file and keep it with similar GLAD $1 Refund. Send the required refund good produce that makes good AT THE RECENT produce ice cream social, Friday from 6:30 to 8 p.m, in the endless variety of truly fresh they look for good and familiar tasting, held in San Francisco and school cafeteria. tourist season to make up for the slow off-season cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with font! and the Universal Product Code symbols cooking can be locally available produce. produce more than most Ameri­ months when they may operate at a loss. But I have beverage coupons, for exampie. Start collecting and tear strips from any three Glad products anywhere. organized by 19 restaurants, 36 Sundaes will be sold at 75 cents. The public is In 1971 when California Cuisine cans. A recent flux of Southeast invited. received many letters like yours from smart shoppers the needed proofs of purchase while looking for Expires Oct. 31, 1984. Other states can grow things growers covered their tables with ACUPUNCTURE MEDICINE was born in the Chez Panisse Asians caused his market to stock PAIN CLINIC around the country who tell me they combat the resort the required forms at the supermarket, in different from California’s, and hand-tended stuff picked that KO RD ITE-H EFTY Freezer $1 Refund. Send restaurant of Alice Waters, the marble-sized eggplant, oyster for chronic pain & illness price differential with their coupons. Regular newspapers and magazines, and when trading they can revive native edibles long morning, much of it grown Seniors’ day observed the required refund form and three Universal abundance of local produce gave mushrooms and lemon grass. manufacturer's coupons usually give enough of a with friends. Offers may not be available in aii forgotten in the age of super­ organically. CERTIFIED M. D. ACUPUNCTURIST Product Code symbols from any Kordite-Hefty her area some advantage over In honor of Older Americans' Day. the city of discount to bring resort prices into line with those at areas of the country. Aliow 10 weeks to receive markets. New Hampshire, she One 15-acre farm. Quail Moun­ NELSON CHANG, M.D. Freezer Bags and Hefty Freezer Containers. other parts of the country. WHAT THE top restaurants seek Hartford has put together a jobs and healthcare fair, home. Of course, if you are an avid refunder, using the each refund. said, has "wild leak, angelica and tain Nursery, offers 20 different (former Neurosurgeon) Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Still, it wasn’t easy. Truck is produce grown under the very to be held today until 4 p.m, at the Hartford Civic free product coupons you receive in return for proofs The foilowing refund offers have a value of all kinds of different apples.” herbs regularly and has 150 others Psychiatry • Neurology LYSOL Spray $1.50 Cash Refund. Send the farming had become standardized best conditions, picked at its peak Center. More than 60 sfcrvice agencies are providing of purchase can turn the chore of vacation $8.15. This week's refund offers have a total value In Berkeley, now a gourmet Uiat can specially ordered. Herbs OREATER HARTFORD PAIN CLINIC required refund form and the Universai Product to meet demands of supermarkets. and delivered fast. To get it, they infoiroation about health, education, legal and social supermarket shopping into something much more of $15.80. capital, enthusiasm for fresh and such as pineapple sage, purple 112 Cottage Grove Rd., Bloomfield pay 50 percent above usual whole­ services available to older persons, and about 50 enjoyable. This offer doesn’t require a refund form: Code number and a trianguiar cut from the cap of Few systems existed for getting organic produce has become a basil, arugala, and lime and lemon 12 Amy Lane, Simsbury Lysol Spray, plus the register tape with the produce to her restaurant the same sale prices. potential employers are presenting information on So, for those readers planning a fall vacation, don't JERGENS Lotion Enriched Soap $1 Refund political as well as a gustatory geraniums. Simsbury 658-1862 Bloomfiald 243-3903 purchase price circled. Expires Oct. 31, 1984. day it was picked. Chez Panisse uses summer employment opportunities. Major sponsors of the forget your coupon file, and be sure your name, Offer, P.O. Box 7002, Ciinton, lA 52736. Send two tenet among consumers. Good Whether fruit or vegetable, the fair, in addition to the city, are The Travelers address and telephone number are clearly printed on stickers from two Jergens Lotion Enriched Soap PALM O LIVE Soap Free Coupon Offer. Re­ Insurance Companies and WV'IT, Channel 30, the cover. bottles, plus your name, address and Z IP code. ceive a coupon good for oiTe free bath-size bar of Expires Dec. 31, 1984. New Palmolive Soap; a value up to 65 cents. Send A LA classes scheduled the required refund form and the Universal Try adventurous tuna © DEAR MARTIN: My four children were excited These offers require refund forms. Product Code numbers from two front labels of Free educational classes on better living and about an upcoming baby shower for their aunt and her CALGON $2 Refund Offer. Receive a 50-cent I •I'llJ:] 14 P® California cookery relies heavily refund and three 50-cent coupons. Send the Palmolive Dishwashing Liquid (any size). Curry Cream Dressing: 125th breathing are being offered to residents of Manches­ baby-to-be. At ages 9, 7, 5 and 2, they didn't have a lot upon the use of fresh fruits and required refund form and three Universal Expires Oct. 31, 1984. Vt cup sour cream or low-fat © . ter and area towns who suffer with chronic lung of money to spend on a gift, but they wanted vegetables, in previously untried yogurt Product Code symbols from any combination of Here's a refund form to write for: A $2 refund. disease,Oct. 3,10,17and24froml0toll:45a.m.atthe something special that would be remembered. combinations. For example, wa­ the 40-ounce or the 64-ounce sizes of Calgon Water "Mennen Refund Offer, P,0. Box 2292, Maple Vt cup mayonnaise (regular or Senior Center, East Middle Turnpike. They searched through magazines for coupons on termelon slices served to eat with diet) ..'Anniversary " Softener. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Plain, MN 55393. Requests for the form must be ADviRiislo I o' H'FSF Adsart.Ltd iiams 15 la q u iia d to b t 't s d iiy A>s>isbia Chronic lung diseases include chronic bronchitis, — FQ ict '4 'r 4t O' baiooi the A tis a ii's a d p i'c * m eattt A6P Store airap i • * baby items, such as baby food, disposable diapers and received by Oct. 15, 1984. This offer expires Dec. broiled fish and not merely as a Vt cup chopped parsley spec>f'{Ally nolfd >n lh>5 eO emphysema and asthma. The series is sponsored by baby wipes. Then they went through my files to find EASY-OFF Instant Mildew Stain Remover $1 31, 1984. While waiting for the form, save the dessert. Vt teaspoon salt d the American Lung Association. It will include an baby-related refund forms. They took all these Coupon. Send the required refund form and the Universal Product Code symbol from Skin Here cantaloupe serves as an Vt teaspoon curry powder overview of chronic obstructive lung disease, coupons and forms and put them in a basket along product code number from the package of Bracer After Shave, and. register tapes showing edible bowl for tuna chunks, other '/• teaspoon ginger medication usage, techniques to cope with breathless­ with their own personalized drawings. They labeled Easy-Off Instant Mildew Stain Remover, plus the purchase prices (the 4-, or 8-ounce, regular or fresh fruit in season and walnuts, 1 tablespoon lemon juice Fresh London Broil ness and tips to assist persons in modifying their register tape with the purchase price circled. their gift "To Our Cousin-To-Be." spice) and Speed Stick Deodorant (2.5-ounce, any topped with a piquant curry cream environment to promote a more comfortable, Expires Nov. 30, 1984. They were quite proud of their accomplishment — fragrance). dressing. In small bowl, mix sour cream, Ground Beef Steaks efficient and satisfying lifestyle. but not as proud as I was of them! — Pam Thomas, St. mayonnaise, parsley, salt, curry LESSER QUANTITIES 1.49 LB BEEF CHUCK-BONELESS SHOULDER Cantaloupe-Tuna Salad powder, ginger and lemon juice. Chill 1 or 2 hours. Salad: Cut cantaloupes in half and 1 3 9 Advice Z cantaloupes remove seeds. Fill cantaloupe 3*lb. pkg. 2 cans (6 Vt or 7 ounces each) tuna halves with tuna chunks, necta­ lb, or more in vegetable oil rines and walnuts. Serve with I cup slices nectarines, peaches dressing. or pears LESSER QUANTITIES I 69 LB -3-LB PKG OR MORE BEEF BRISKE^UNTRIMMED-W HOLE 6 TO 124.BS. BEEF LOIN-FORMERLY N.Y. STRIP CUT UP-SPLIT-OUARTERED WHY NEWSPAPERS? This kitchen-tested recipe Vt cup chopped walnuts makes 4 servings. Lean Ground Chuck ^ Fresh Boneless 149 Boneless 79 Fresh Son's home improvements upset family Ground Beef >b X Briskets -A. Topl U | f LoinL j UIII lb Fryers 66* ecEr lOiN-aoNELCSS-WHOLE •> t o k k b s ^ 9 9 BEEF BRISKET-BONELESS FLAT CUT 2 39-LB39-l b b r e a s t OTAS w it h w in g s 76’ lb usstRuuANiiTitsau'te i l b h k u u r m o h i D EAR ABBY: Our son, his wife enough child support. My husband Beef Tenderloins Fd«t Mignon DO Fri’sh C hicken I ,ej>s 79 and our only grandchildren live in after my husband suffered a heart Here’s a low-cal macaroni Fresh ’’c:"' J49 Fre^ Qiiden lj!g (^rs.«' was paying his ex-wife $270 a COlOMtt-IAMlTMCii-i rlO AVC WE ROll-OOlOCNA0« U S D A INSPECTED FRISHWHUK a distant state, and we visit them attack, several non-family month child support (one child). Chunk LiverHurst J ” Beef Brisket Fresh Chicken Breasts 69 once a year for 10 days. We plan members entered the intensive By Alleen Claire Gradually add macaroni and i» 1^"' Perdue Chickens Last month the court increased the COLONIAL FULLY COOKED-WATER AOOEOHAiVES J1Q 3LIX.CU Ctt FRESH OVENSTUFFER WITH POP UP tlMIR this trip far in advance to suit their Dear care unit through deceitful means NEA Food Editor salt to rapidly boiling water so amount to $330! Semi Boneless Hams 1 Oscar Mayer Bacon ^0 Z2 ' Perdue Roasting; Chickens ,79' convenience. It's our vacation. — even after visiting hours. water continues to boil. Cook, We are living in a cramped GRADE A" 10 TO U-LBS mm g\c. AAI> I LB PKG I 79 « OVCNROASTEO-BARBECUED-HICKORV SMOKED After we had been in their lovely Abby Fortunately, the head nurse real­ Enriched pasta is a healthy food uncovered, stirring occasionally, 69 .19 trailer and can barely make ends Fresh Turkeys . 79 Ann Pa^e Sliced Bacon 1 Liiuis Rich Breast of Turkes FRESH CALICO BAY home for five days, we were ized what was happening and she and an integral part of diets until tender. Drain in colander. 3 1 9 9 Abigail meet. I just had a baby and most of Fkirida Scalkips It) 1 infom ed that the painters were put a stop to it. throughout much of the world. While macaroni is cooking, melt our baby's things are hand-me- 11’ a^B AVO SI7E coming in at 7:30 the next morning Van Buren Abby, please allow me to ad­ Often we think of pasta dishes as butter in medium saucepan over " 1 8 9 downs from friends. Fresh Live l^ubsters lb to start painting the downstairs. dress these well-meaning friends being fattening. Five ounces of low heat. Add red pepper and onion through your column. FAR<# ' 1 4 9 They told us that good painters Meanwhile, my husband's ex- enriched pasta is a low 210 and cook, stirring frequently, until Thompson Seedless Minute Maid PoIkK-k Filk’t lb 1 were hard to get, and they had to wife lives high on the hog in a calories. It’s the add-ons that red pepper is just tender-crisp, 2 to If you have a friend in an FRESH CUT take them when they were $100,000 condo in Houston, drives a increase the calories. 3 minutes. Stir in flour until Orange Juice G rapes Are we wrong to feel hurt? We intensive care unit of a hospital, do Cod Fillet ,.2” available. Mercedes and shops at Neiman's. Here is a macaroni and cheese smooth. REG,, WITH MORE PULP OR REDUCED ACID 10-OZ. OR CALIFORNIA RED TOKAY sacrificed to put Ihis son through not sneak in to pay him a visit. He's Creamy White FRESHLONQ ISLAND Well, we made the best of it, but medical school. dish with 382 calories per portion. Gradually add milk, stirring Cherrystone Clams ,.89' Don't you think the courts should much too sick to enjoy your Helping cut calories is the use of Caulitlower the rest of our trip was ruined HURT PARENTS constantly, until well blended. NUTRITIOUS-LOW IN CALORIES FRESH SLICED investigate the lifestyles of the company. Instead, show your skim milk and lower calorie cheese ’ 1 9 9 because the place was a mess and Cook, stirring constantly, until Tuna Steaks ,b . J people involved before increasing concern and friendship by helping product slices. the entire house smelled of paint. D EAR HURT: Are you wrong to mixture thickens and comes to a — . ,. a...... the child support money? his family. Some suggestions: -^1 *itmf We are not demanding parents, feel hurt? No. Good painters may boil. Add cheese slices and cook MAD IN DALLAS Of fer to run some errands, do some 99 Abby, but since they told us when and stir until cheese is melted. Stir ALL FLAVORS 0 9 9 '= be hard to get, but they are easier yard work, sit with younger Svelte Macaroni we could come, and with 365 days into macaroni. U S NO 1-CRISP JUICY EASTERN-FANCY LARGE GREEN BUNCHES (14 Sl2E)SI2E) to replace than good parents. Your children, take a batch of cookies or in the year, don't you think they D E AR MAD: They should. And and Cheese Turn into a 2-quart casserole. A & P 89 son and his wife should be ashamed some do. But with inflation, the a covered dish to his house, etc. ’ zgal Red Delicious TenderTender Mrs. Filberts could have had the painters while of themselves. 2 cups elbow macaroni (8 oun­ Cover and bake at 375 degrees Ice Cream ctn 1 we weren't there? We visit only cost of leaving increases along ces) about 25 to 30 minutes. ASSORTED PIECES Apples lb Broccoli ,.cb 0 0 M argarine with everything else. Please print this, Abby. It needs Mb 799 H(>N£V SWEET flAVOR ^ LARGE FRESH TENDER l74 Sl/E) — 1 tablespoon salt This kitchen-tested recipe boA zto once a year, and it's the only D EAR ABBY: I am sick of to be seen by many. Banquet Fried Chicken chance we have to see our 3 quarts boiling water makes 4 servings; 382 calories per BROCCOLI CAULIFLOWER I6PKG 99- OR Kiwil ruil 2,„88' PascalCekn 59 hearing women complain because D EAR ABBY: I am so furious I NAMELESS IN B .I 129 SWEET ENERGY TREAT rl5 07 PKG t 79) FIORIOA BUTTERY ElAVORED grandchildren. they don't think they're getting 2 tablespoons butter or marga­ serving. Bird’s Fy e Cob Corn pkg I can barely write this. Recently, MARION. ARK. rine SAUS DELUXE PEPPERONI OR CHEESE A&P Snack.Raisins .liimho Avocados 59' U S NO t A L l^ flP O S E ^ W0SW((f flCOlONCHOf CmIBBthOI lUukMitlW. Vt cup slivered red pepper .lohn's Piz/a v 8 9 ' 2 tablespoons minced onion RED Yellow Onions 2;.“,69‘ Variety Peppers ,„69' NO 1 PRELUM OUAlltV — 4CUAN 60UtAN0t-BUltEACUF SM&HE III HuM»»(w 2 tablespoons flour The height of a dam is the Hawaiian Punch “ 69' REGULAR RAISIN WALNUT OR CHOC CHIP 59 Ruurl 2?*„'.89‘ four and five miles a day. I ’m 16 and NATURAL firmer muscles may mean that you D oritos fSi Del Monte K e llo ^ ’s weigh 136. to do more in one day than they have .Sealli’st Sour Cream ;?Z 99' have done this. Some larger muscles trained themselves to do. It is the per­ effective job I’ve lost seven pounds this summer. Health Tortilla Chips Buffet Sale! HOOD are fat muscles, not strong muscles, son who has not run a step in 10 W Raisin Bran Is this from water loss during ALL VARIETIES-REGULAR OR EXTRA CRISPY ' i f f i Lawrence like marbled beef. Good exercise pro­ years, but suddenly tries to run a A political candidate today is faced with the problem REGULAR OR NO SALT ADDED 13 f SSFNTIAL VITAMINS & MINt HAl S Nuform Cottage C heese running? I lift weights three times a HOOD grams and sensible diets prevent this mile, who is in trouble. of combining traditional campaign techniques with the week, but don’t seem to be b u ll^ g Lamb, M.D. Nuform Yo|>url 99‘ from happening. Traill to be able to run six miles effective^, informative and imaginative use of mass Center St., Manchei any muscles. It seems to me that run­ NATURAL Don’t expect maximum benefits without difficulty and the six miles media. The success of a campaign can be attributed to 643-5692 1 = 3 « Q C ning firms the muscles, while weight­ how effectively modern advertising media is used. ll(M)d Appk’ .luice 1 from a muscle-building program if will not strain you even with the TuaafrlMKThars’HIl Sal 9-4 Jhiod !■ A Mag ALL VARIETIES lifting tries to build them up. My mus­ 4-0 ...... xw cans ^^ m\^^ you exercise daily the way you Because campaign funds are usually hard to com e by cles are firm, but I would like to put excitement of the competition. But and want to know how to best prepare describe. Your muscles need a day of Dean ^ Q O C some shape into them. don’t do a lot of exhausting exercise it is important to determine which medium can give yoii for'this. I’ve beard that one should rest between exercises to form new the most value for the dollar spent. The newspaper offers during the two days before the race. G U N N E S A X REGULAR DIP OR NO SALT SLICED YELLOW CLING PEACHES OR Dips Am I receiving maximum benefits run four or five miles until the race so protein and grow. clear-cut advantages. s « , 1 09 BEAN CUSTOM OROLINO by running seven days a week, or StateGne Potato Chips 129. that you will be at a peak for the six- The best way to train for any One acre equals exactly 43,560 ““ * Del Monte 2 -•*^*** 0 ‘Ck>ck Coffee should I run only five or six days? I’m □ Believability , GOWNS NST OCEAN ttPRAY i \ J \ mile race. I ’ve also heard that you exercise event, such as your race, is square feet, or 4,840 square yards, getting ready for a 10-kilometer race should run eight to 10 miles a day so carries authority, cbnvlctlon ahd be- Harvest Wheat Crackers 'Z 1 Fruit Cocktail Maxwell Housi’ Coffee 4'’ to develop the capability to do more or 0.405 hectare. SWEET Z lievability. According to Roper’s mass media attitude n study spanning the years 1959-71, newspapers contin­ ■ I Mott’s Appk’ .Sauce 69' Panial^'Syrup J69 Snow’s C lam C howder ;;"89' ued to lead television in acquainting people with cand - : SUNSHINE FIGBARS 16-02 1 49 OR dates for local office. C:heez-it Crackers |T9 K e r Bk-nTOiffei’ 4*’ Ketchup r 99' I TINY LITTLE TEA LEAVES TALI KUCHINOARBAGI BAGS tUr 1 z Z9 Thoughts a Acceptability j letk’y lea Bajjs Hefty Trash Baj>s Z , 1 9 Newsp^ers occupy a unique position in a reader’s 2 5 % Sh(»p A&l*for all > I ALL VARIETIES StNGt I Pi Y daily life. They are read (or current news events and are I Kelk)|>(>’s Pop-tarts Ciironel .lumbo Tiiwels roll o9 The scene is the Minimum store food. therefore, a well-accepted source of information. O ff Memorial Tumblers 4.. *1 StNGlIPLY Connecticut Council of Churches, A EXTRA LIGHT FR07EN-6^7 PRO Security Prison in Enfield. I am I tell him that the Protestant had decided to replace the Roman D Economy I Iciilth & l(vaiil> Aids coronet Napkins 'SJ' 69' talking with the superintendent. in a very impressive ceremony in Catholic chapel with a warehouse? ______Pillsbury Pancake Mix Mother’s Chopped Liver 98 chapel was dedicated by represen­ 1962. Newspaper advertising production costs are relatively ■ ^ l l l Hami M U(ivni i m iral l l M .VUrchandisv m Y l H l l l M L T I ^ ^ ^^SBURY-DATE BANANA CHERRY OR CRANBERRY - AUVARKTIIS _ He tells me that he is planning to tatives of the major religious Bombs away! ItMPRtNTS OF PERSONALITIES FEELINGS AND S iru A T lO N L .^ ^ I llliplc RrCkaH \/|lV 1 F(M>d He tells me that the Protestant nexpensiye. Also, it is difficult to bo professional on te­ Kinerel Round Challah 1“ Kal Kan C'al 3'Z.' 89' replace the Protestant chapel levision with a low budget. Now »60-‘ 1.50 reg. »80-»200 SBckBicLiKhter ^"69' * BEEF denominations of the state of chapel will be eliminated and that HOLIDAY FAVORITE because he needs a warehouse to Connecticut under the name of the Rev. Russell Camp On Sale Thru Sept. 22 WT-r LMDCk ^ . . . imm all religious services in the future o Assurance Muelk’r’s Fj»k Ninidk’s Tato M ix 58' Gravy Train Dog F I ^ 2^’ Ret. Slate Prison Chaplain Aqua*fresh TiMithpaste luba 1 KOSHER SPEARS 24 07 99* - will be held in the Roman Catholic Newspaper circulations can be verified by circulation ALL BRANDS Oxford Kosher Dills ”.r 1“’ Borscht chapel. My objection to this plan audits, givirig you the assurance of knowing exactly Fines.se Hair Spray 1 78' AAl' IWUt'lY was unheeded by any representa­ what your dollars are buying and that the advertise­ RE0ORWHITI-VO7 BTL Cinema tive of the Department of French explorer Jacques Cart­ ments ran as scheduled. Peter Pan Peanut Butter'!^' 2” Mother’s Horseradish 58 Whik’ 2 $1 Pepo«Mlen( Toothbrushes 2 lo. 1 V00ELS16S-07 COFFEECAKE JR 17 7 07 OR ALL BRANDS Corrections. ier, who discovered the Gulf of St. ° Permanency TWINPACK-CONDITIONEROR ^ Facial rissiics I,',;,' 1 Drakes Devil Dous Ciefilte Fish A 4 P S I N (.U IMY ______I wonder what would have Lawrence in 1534, is generally St. Ives Shampoo 2 'r2'*’ REGULAR STYLE Hartford — Dreamscape (PG13) 7:10, 9:10 Newspapers allow readers time to road, digest and OOOOMANS Clnsmo City — Careful He Might West Hartford happened if the superintendent regarded as the founder of Canada. H ?iT leisure to your messages. You can provide A&P Potato Chips 89' Paper PLAY JACKPOT Stainless Steal Flatware F k k N(M)dk's Hear You 7:10,9:30. — El Norte 7 with „ I * 3 ■— Dreomscape (PG13) 7, all the details necessary to adequately state your case. It Pius DEPOStT-REGUlAR OR DIET ALL BRANDS The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez (PG) 9:30 —Gremlins (PG) 7,9:30. THIS WEEK'S FEATURE Q $1 Napkins / *3 9:3S. — Gabriela (R> 7:30,9:55. — Repo ,Th« MOV to — Revenge otthe Nerds can be studied and evaluated at the reader's own conve- Pepsi Cola or Pepsi Free 'bll' 1 ’ M atzo Meal Mon (R) 7:50, 9:50. n ence and pace. People do not have to be in a particular Soup Spoon Oio, I PIUSDEPOSIT REGUlAROROtfTSONKISTOR - ALL BRANDS REOPENING FOR FALl CUSSES Witr- i-.yt Cinostudle — Everything, You Al- PhiladelphiaL? Experiment (PG) —12:15. Tho place at a particular time to see an advertisement. Sprite Soda I*” (;ill,illtr 2 '’" w^s Wanted to Know About Sex (R) REGISTRATIONS Sept. lOlh thru Sapt. 24lh Matzo Ball Mix 2:30,4:45, 7:20,9:35. — The Karate Kid D Flexibility pLusoEposiT CMEE7BAILS9’,07 '^7 cH^E7cuRis CH^E7CURlS 12-17-07 ORKiNOSt. ALL BRANDS 7:30 with Moicow on the Hudson (R) (PG) 12, 2:20, 4:35, 7, 9:25. 134)1 1 5 9 l)r> Doii I'ood , 4 ' ' 9:15. Wllllmantlc , CERAMICS BY EL-MAR The size of the ad can bo varied: the position on the Bud weLser Light Beer24S’“ 9^ Planters Corn Chips M atzo Balls Host Hartford . Cinema—Extermina­ 149 West Middle Tpke. (next to Vic’s Pizza) ■astwood Pub A cinema — The tor II (PG) 7:10,9:20. —Bolero 7,9:20 page can be changed; and advertising campaign can be BINGO Manchester, Conn. Inaugurated on short notice. No matter what the size of Natural (PG) 7:15. — Ghostbusters (PG) 7:10,9:20. —The .,89' Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema — Karate Kid (PG) 7,9:20. Telephone; 643-8755 or 643-0367 your budget, an advertising schedule can be tailored to Butter lop Bread H n C:ahot’s Vermonl ( heddar .3 '’ Whole Bar-B-Qued 1491 fila/ed Baked Ham . 2** Flashpoint (R) 7-30, 9:30. Windsor Rye Bread .89' H J InuMuled French Brie Showcase Cinemas — Ghostbusters Plaza — Dreamscope (PG13) 7:15, WE OFFER YOU EVERY DAY ..3” Chickens 1 | Norweslern liirkev BreaM . 3” (PG) 1:45, 7:15, 9:40 —Tightrope (R) Classes in all phases of CERAMICS (firing and all D Localness Cinnamon Buns 4 .9 9 ' S n Imported Swiss -3 ” 1:45, 7:15, 9:40. — Bolero 1,7:30,10. — The newsy climate of the newspaper provides a per­ German Bologna . I ** Purple Rain (R) I, 7:40, 10. — The •uppIlBS Avallabls) - Cranberry Muffins ^H'^iiteCheddar l.oal -2"’ Woman In Red (PG13) 1:30, 7:40, 9:50. Ghana Classes in TO LE PAINTING (decorative painting on fect background for local political advertising. Page af­ Win Two PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN SEPT teTHTMRuSAT SEPT 27ND 1964 ter page Is devoted to subjects that are Important to the WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS — Exterminator II (R) 1:30,7:40,10.— slate, wood, tin, fabric etc.) Macaroni & Bct-f The Jigsaw Man (PG) 1:15, 7:20,9:30. The African nation of Ghana is community and Its people. Local news is basic, and you I Creamy (bk-Slaw_____ ,69*^ — One screen temporarily closed. ALL OF OUR CLASSES are SMALL. WE want to I named after an earlier state that BarJMJurd Pork Spare Ribs Manchester and your campaign are making local news. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AWAHASlf TO WHOLESALE OR RE TAIL DEALERS UA Theaters Rost — Revenge ot the flourished aiong the N iger River GIVE YOU the ATTENTION YOU DESERVEII Nerds (R) 7:40, 9:35. — The Philadel­ between A.D. 800 and 1076. The COME JOIN US IN CELEBRATIONI This is our 17th phia Experiment (PG) 7:20, 9:20. — modern nation covers 92,100 YEAR in BUSINESS in MANCHESTER. HAWAII The Karate Kid (PG) 7:15, 9:40. square miles — slightly smaller Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester Mansfield TranYrans-Lux Cellege Twin—Tightrope than the state of Oregon — with a 20% OFF ON ALL GREENWARE AND (R) 7,9:15. — Entre Nous 7:15 with Diva iHanrlipstpr Mpralh 9:15. population of about 10 million, GLAZES SEPT. 10th thru SEPT. 24th - ONLY Page 2 HOURS: MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 12:00 P.M.; Vernen principaily members of the Adansi WITH A COPY OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT! CMe IA 3—The Natural (PG) 7,9:30. Akwamu and Ga tribes. ^"Growing Since 1881** SATURDAY 8:00 A. M. TO 10:00 P.M.; SUNDAY 9:00 A.M. T O 5:00 P.M. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 19. 1984 M.ANCTIESTKH IIEHAI.D, WctllU'.sdav. Sept It). 1984 - 19

CAPTAIN EASY ' by Crooks A Casslo ONE OF U9-1 MY 90W P/A NOT THI^ COULP'VE y BUT MR.OSWAi Wednesday TV COMMIT 9UICI0E1 BEEN PONE A LIKEB TO HAVE Gerena taunts officials with message L O T E A E I E A FUN Small universities get HARTFORD (U P l) - The man " I don’t think there's any doubt The post card, which features a The card referred to a March 12 6:00 PM n. w. [C N N ] Freeman Reports believed to have stolen $7 million that the handwriting on the post color photograph of the Statue of article which quotes Jay Robert CS) ThrM 's Company 9:30 PM GDTrampa para un Sonador from Wells Fargo appears to have card is by the same person as on Liberty, was postmarked in New Nash, author of crime reference CE S.W.A.T. Channels reprieve from board Un hombre se encuentra entre el amor de spoken out for the first time since the wanted poster," said William York City Sept. 9 and addressed to books and novels, describing Gere- W CH IP S dos mujeres Antonio Grimau, Cristina A l­ tito daring 1983 robbery, promising W F 8 B Hartford. CT CL berto. C. Potter, a certified graphoana- Mark Stillman, a former Courant na's possible motives. Dr. Qana Scott to tell his story soon. WNEW N«w York. NY CL T lyst of Northbridge, Mass. reporter who wrote about the case. HARTFORD (U P i) - Tho mulas linking a school’s funding [E S P N ] PKA Full Contact Karate from (20) Buck Ropara w t n h Naw Havan. CT "Greeting from the Statue of levels to its enrollmenl. level of (L Lake Charias, LA Gene McComb vs. “ Dear Mr. Stillman." the post Nash was quoted as saying in the state Board of Govornor.s for WOR Naw York. NY CL & This Old Houao Oliver Miller in a 9-round bout for the U.S. Liberty,” begins the post card sent "Nobody coudi duplicate some­ card said.' "Greetings from the article, "he struck back against a Higher Education has approved insiruetion and type of WPIX Now York. NY It (S) On# Day at a Tima WHCT Hartford, C T Ml Light Middleweight Championship. (90 to The Hartford' Courant by a thing that closely,” he said. Statue of Liberty, I enjoyed the system that is pretty much unfair a record budget for .state instruction. min.) ® Nawiwatch WTXX Watarbury. CT 24 writer signing himself as Victor "They’re almost exactly the article you and Mr. Leslier wrote to everyone. His is the perfect colleges and universities in In the (iroposed budget, the Investigators: Crusading SD Raportar 41 WWLP Springfiald. M A n [HBO] Manuel Gerena Ortiz, the prime same.” almost six months ago. Mr. Nash crime of fantasy for Americans. 1985-6. sa.ving the slate must state would pay for $291.6 WEDH Hartford. C T Rsportars This spoof highlights investiga­ n suspect in the case. Gerena was a security guard was right on some counts, wrong Poor to riches, the quick way; it's keep pace with its growing million and tuition income (B ) Voyaga of tha MImi WVIT Hartford, C T 30 tive reports and reporters [C N N ] Prog Cont'd W 8 B K Boaton, M A Police say they must send the with Wells Fargo the night of the on others. Sincerely, Victor Ma­ the American dream, educational needs would provide the$46.2 balance. H London and Davis In WQQB Springfiald, MA 10:00 PM (X) LEVY’S LAW '^^by Jama* Sehumaiatar card to FBI laboratories in Wa­ "The hardest guy in the world to [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Traaaura of tha Four ;49 N ew York Internationally known photo- Sept. 12 robbery. He allegedly tied nuel Gerena Ortiz. WXTV Pataraon. NJ The proposal, which must l>e The proposed liiition in­ C ro w n a ’ Fortune hunters attempt to steal journaliata Grey Davis and Claudia London shington for identification but a up two guards and made off with "P.S. 1 will clear up any catch is the lone wolf. He goes WQBY Springfiald. M A approved by the Legislature creases in Ihe budget would hike magicat jeweled crowns Rated PG. •at out to discover who ia murdering the y x i v i - cjO t d eo'T^siU -youe&Auz&or «^ w ritin g expert hired by The nearly a ton of cash. Police believe confusion that still exists about me where he wants, does what he CNN Cabla Nawa Ntwrk ICNNi and Gov. William A O'Neill, is costs at the University of [U S A ] USA Cartoon Exproaa most eligible single men in New York (60 & AU^6. VOU'UU tJlAElS-Y c o u i S ^ THIS ie> robrant said Tuesday he believes he may have had one or more or what happened to the money wants and he doesn't have to listen ESPN Sports Natworfc lESPNl min.) A HANP60ME: F^NC£- CONTINC jEMT 13.1 higher than this year's Conneelieul. UConn Health HBO Horn* Box Offica iHBOl jj)e writing matches Gerena’s. to anyone," 6:30 PM CD Ona Day at a Tima ANP L4VP IN A 6PUIT- Y O U & E IN O accomplices. shortly: he on the lookout." C IN E M A )i Cinam ax IMAXI (X) Nawa budget and also calls for tuition Center, regional eommunity (8l ® NBC Nawa uevEu (jAsruE^. ■ T E A I N C P . TMC Movia Channel ITMCI CD GO) Hotel increases for many of the colleges and state leclinieal ® (B ) Nightly Buainaas Raport USA USA Natworfc lUSAl (3D Independent Nawa wasn’t Vietnam vet 100.000 students enrolled in colleges. (S i Jaffaraona (3B Dr. Gena Scott state schools. The budget would raise tui­ ® ABC Nawa tion for UConn students from rfm ting with Anwar Sadat. Ingrid Berg- ® Twilight Zona ® Nottdaro SIN Board of Governors Chair­ Connect ietif by 8.6 percent from nian, Leonard Nimoy. 1982. @ ) 8t. Elaawhara Season Premiere. man Russell D'Oeneh Jr. said [CNN] Aak CNN w/Dan Schorr , $1,004 to $1,090. Tuition for ( 9 Dr. Oarra Scott First of 2 parts A mother superior insists the board felt the increase [ESPN] Maida SportaLook that Westphall pull the plug on a nun Lawmaker admits false statement flut-of-state residents would be l8 l MOVIE: 'Tha Big Sleep' Daiectiva whose injuries will leave her in a coma for approved Tuesday would help [TMC] M O V IE : 'JIniiad' A blackjack de­ Phillip Mariowa it embroiled in blackmail, 6^ A increased by 9.8 percent, from life. (60 min.) the state meet the needs of high aler and a nightclub singer plot to kill her murder and underworld crime. Robert Mit- By Mark A. Dupuis "It is not easy bringing this the charges that he wSs not a $.3.'260 to $3..SB0 0 1 Hiapanus 'The Mask of El Zarco.' The s j had made a^ mistake but believed gambling boyfrterKl. ^ t t e Midler, Rip chum, Sarah Miles, Jamas Stewart. 1978. -* 6 technology industries and its evidence to the fore, but I think it torn, Ken Wahl 1982. Rated R. mysterious world of mask making is ex­ United Press International combat veteran or not a veteran at he react”ed properly by growing adult population. Other increa.ses include: (8l ® Highway to Heaven plored by Arizona artist El Zarco Guerrero. strikes right at the heart of our all, he’ll have to respond to that." apologizing. 7:00 PM CD C B S N aw a (P R EM IER E) A young gym nstt ia hired to (60 min.) The budget includes more • $4.2. million for new faculty help rehabilitate a star high school slhlete HARTFORD — A legislative democracy.” said Antonetti, a Van Norstrand called on So­ Stolberg said he would be d D (S M *A*S*H money to purchase high tech­ positions, library staff. IxMtks paralyzed In a motorcycle accident (60 (B) Lyman H. Howe's High Class Moving ALLEY OOP ®by Dava Qraua committee chairman has admitted former West Haven legislator. rensen to apologize. He stopped inclined to reappoint Sorensen as Pictures.' Tonight's program focuses on nology equipment, with $'2 2 and campus mainlenanee. d ) A B C N aw a min.) tie- falsely claimed he fought in “Your fellow legislators must short of calling for Sorensen to the career of turn-of-the-century traveling MY GOSH, z l l l e y ; I TOLDUUH DOC KNEW co-chairman of the Human Servi­ million proposed to boost aea- • $2 1 million for "Centers of d ) V a g a 8 $ iZ ) Child Sexual Abuse: What Your "Vietnam while debating whether believe what you are saying." drop his re-election bid, but said, Children Should KfM>w: No Easy A n ­ showman Lyman H. Howe, who was res­ THIS IS HARO HIS STUFT=, DIDN'T I? ces Committee next year despite deniic and administrative com- Exeellenee” whieli involve spe- (3D Jaffaraona ponsible for the introduction of the moving TO b e l i e v e .' Democratic Gov. William A. swers - A Program for Junior and Senior ;iHe chamber should begin its “ I also feel that his ability to serve the incident, if both are re-eleetcd ))utcr resources and equipment eially developed etirrieulems (38) Dr. Qana Scott picture to much of rural America O'Neill had no comment, but said High School.' The Minneapolis Illusion seesions with the Pledge of has been fatally impaired." and Stolberg remains House for high-technology programs. for individual educational (S Star Trek Theatre, directed by therapist Cordalia [C N N ] Evening Nawa ARegiance. he would have voted in favor of the “ Public trust is special,” Van Speaker. Kent, dramatiiea the uncomfortable, Higher Education Commis­ programs. i S t Whaal of Fortune [H B O ] Beat Lags in the 8th Grade An Pledge of Allegiance resolution. Norstrand said. "In terms of your sometimea dangerous situations adolea- Rep. Robert C. Sorensen, D- Stolberg also said he thought the sioner Norma Foreman Clas • $1 4 million for graduate (8 ) MacNail/Lahrar Nawahour ex-high school loser encounters the girl of “ That’s not how I would have word I don't think there's anything centa encounter end ways to cope with his adolescent fantasies. Meriden, said Tuesday he made Republicans could have informing gow said parts of the budget fellowships iind aid lo disdvan- l8l ® Family Feud them (60 min ) (Closed Captioned] the false statement March 15 voted, however, every person out more valuable in this place.” [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Superm an III’ Clark him and Sorensen about the were develo))ed using new for taged students ^D Laonala ( S ) M O V IE : 'Cross of Iron' Brutal warfare Kent is sent to his hometown to cover a Ibring the "course of an emotional there has the choice,” O’Neill said House Speaker Irving J. Stol- allegations before making them (B) Wild World of Animals on the Russian front brings out the best story about class reunions, but as fate ^ b a te ” and was sending letters to in an interview with UPI. “ As far berg, D-New Haven, said Sorensen public. and the worst in officers and men. James [C N N ] Monaylina would have it. Superman must save the each of the House’s ISO other Coburn, James Mason, Maximilian Schell. world from evil. Christopher Reeves, Ri­ t WONMUS AND 03CAR BOOM SEMD ALLEY AND HIS FRIEKIP. ACE CHUNG, BACK. - [ESPN] SportsCantar 1977 chard Pryor, Annette O'Toole. 1983, Ojembers apologizing for the TO SAN FRANCISCO IN THE ISGOS To artion. [U SA ] Radki 1990 ® ) Muy Eapecial: Mlguol Rios Rated PG. LOCATE ACE'S MISSING ANCESTOR. a-ie ■“"When I debate, when I talk, I 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine [CN N ] Prime Nows 10:30 PM ( D New Jersey People really get into it.” Sorensen told CS) All In the Family [ESPN] Auto Racing '84: Formula I (S ) News N O TIC E : Public Sale Italian Qrand Prix from Monza. Italy reporters several hours after the GD Wheel of Fortune Twilight Zone TH E BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaoin [H BO ] MOVIE; Slapstick of Another mistake was disclosed by his G D 24 Horas GD Indapandant News Kind' Over-sized 15-year-old twins prod­ Republican opponent and House (S M*A*8*H uce a genius intelligence to solve the (B) MacNeil/Lehrar Nawahour (WHAT CO SDU HAVE Minority Leader R.E. Van Nor- SEWING MACHINES ( S Entertainment Tonight world's problems. Jerry Lewis. Madeline [M A X ] Eros America /:^TDtcH0\W' Kahn, Marty Feldman. Rated PG. strand, R-Darien. (S Barney Millar Unclaimed School Orders [M A X ] MOVIE: 'South Pacific' A young 1 1:00 PM CX) ( D 0 ) G3) News TDPLAV ''■"I didn’t really realize that I had ® Paopla'a Court Nation’s Largest Setwing Machine Manufacturer'e Education Department placed ordera American Navy nurse and a Frenchman in (D T a x i THAT saW it,” said Sorensen, a three- (B) Your Children Our Children Hawaii find romance during World War It. (D Phil Silvers tenn legislator who represents In anticipation of previous year sales. Due to budget cuts, these sales were unclaimed. [C N N ] Crossfire Mitzi Gaynor^ Rossano Brazzi, John Kerr. Odd Couple x l W ? Middlefield and part of Meriden These machines must be soldi All sewing machines offered are new In original cartons. 1958 (ID [E S P N ] NFL'a Qraatast Momenta NFL's (39) Dr. Gene Scott and co-chairs the Legislature's These machines are MADE OF M E TA L and sew on all fabrics, Levis, canvas, uphols­ "Greatest Moments presents highlights of [U S A ] USA'a Crimobuatars Human Services Committee. tery, nylon stretch, vinyl, allk, EVEN SEW ON LEATHERI These machines are new with the 1972 World Champion Miami Dol­ (0 ) Honeymooners phins. 8:30 PM (X) PM Magazine 0 ) Dr. Who Sorensen said he wanted to a 25-year warranty. With these new 1984 automatic sewing machines, you Just set the [H B O l Not Necessarily tha News d D M O V IE : 'Rituals* Five old friends go (3 ) M*A*S*H apologize to residents of the 82nd color-coded dial and tee magic happen; straight sewing, zig zag buttonholes (any District as well as to the members [U SA ] Dragnet on their annual camping trip and find their [C N N ] Monaylina size). Invisible blind hem, monogram, satin stitch, embroidery, applique, sew on but­ vacation turning into a desperate fight for [ESPN] ESPN's Ringside Review of the House. “ Let me say that I am tons and snaps, top stitch, elastic stitch, professional serging stitch, straight stretch 8:00 PM CD M OVIE:'The Cannonball survival. Hal Holbrook, Lawrence Dane, here to tell you toat I regret that R un' A strange mix of people compete in a Robin Gammell. 1978. [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Breathless' A street­ stitch ... all of this and more without the need of old-fashloned cams or programmers. the statements I made were coast-to coast race, doing anything to win. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Slumbor Party wise car thief, on the run from the law, Burt Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett, Dom Oe- M aaaacra' W ith drill in hand, a psycho­ pursues a beautiful French student. Richard made,” he said. Manufacturer’s Suggested Price $469 Luise. FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea pathic killer goes on a rampage. Rated R. Gere. Valerie Kaprisky. 1983 Rated R __ Richard Antonetti, the Republi- C8D Rituals [M A X ] Quartarfiash in Concert 9:00 PM (X) Marv Griffin .cari candidate for Sorensen’s seat, Fall Q uy Season Premiere. Colt, [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour .'produced House transcripts and Cumberland farms " Cumberland farms'^ Howie and Jody's search for a $3 million (X) D yruutv - m m Special Price ’ 188 documents showing Sorensen said treasure leads them on a chase through a G9) Dr. Gena Scott 11:15 PM ® ) Reporter 41 ''P.EAP? I during debate he fought in Viet- Vitam in « ’ , 1»/o Nice t r U te resort hotel where the loot is hidden. (60 (S3) W alk Through tha 2 0th Century 1 1 :30 PM (D Three's Company MasterCard and Visa accepted, your checks are welcome. Limited min.) !nam but was not a veteran. with Bill Moyers 'Change. Change.' Bill (D Charlie's Angels amount available. ( C N aw a Moyers examines the rapid changes of the LPAPNEP Tb t a l k ; Sorenton was arguing against a HOMOGENIZED! LOW FAT (D G9) Nightline (S) MOVIE: 'A Woman Callad Oolda' 1960's and how much our culture has •resolution to have the House open Buma & Allen Part 1 The life of one of the most powerful been forced to accept in so short a time. CX) 1 / poup YfAP^ AGO/ its sessions with the Pledge of M E.K M ILK (60 min ) (Closed Captioned] and dynamic leaders of Israel is depicted G D Honeymooners Allegiance. He was one of two WEDNESDAY ONLY throughout the ravages of war and her G l) El Malaficio 0 ) MOVIE; ‘The Story of Three Loves' -JC3B1 House members who voted in This trio of short stqries includes a ballet If OCTOBER 17, 1984 1 P.M. - 8 P.M. impresario, a governess, and a circus aeri- !opposition. alist team. Kirk Douglas. Pier Angeti. Leslie ■['hAJE^ 'J-II ; "Rep. Sorensen, in speaking Caron. 1953. ;against this particular resolution, HOWARD JOHNSON’S MOTOR LODGE (0 ) 0 ) Tonight Show Tonight's guests !did so not with conviction, not with VERNON, CONN 1-86 (exit 96) VERNON CENTER JESSIE are the Oak Ridge Boys. (60 min.) s i s s i s i s g courage," Antonetti said. "H e did 0 ) Anything for Money Lindsay Wagner (I.) Is Dr. WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli so in a cowardly fashion. GD Pelicuta: 'La Trenza' ■ I g a l . I I I g a l . Jessie Hayden, a staff psychi­ G D News atrist In a metropolitan police H CW CANYOU YOU ;Qp Hispanics and other minorities. bilities with attempts to humiliate him. Eli­ objective can be achieved today, but be don't pry Into matters he or she wishes' to ACROSS 5 Recent (pref.) Answer to Previous Puzzle zabeth Taylor. Richard Burton. 1966. c f o u r extremely careful you do not step on the keep secret. " U.S. District Judge WarreniW. 6 Zoom [U S A ] Radio 1 99 0 toes of others In order to accomplish Eginton dismissed the state Tues­ w Y E T h H ■ w s E R ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) To achieve 1 Iron (Ger.) 7 English count % t h d a y / your aim. maximum productivity today, you'll hav^ day as a defendant in the suit filed R 1 T U A L c ] 1 A D A 1 2:30 AM (D Starsky and Hutch O D C O U IE IIt 6 Careened c SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) If you have to keep your nose to the grindstone: in July by the Planned Parenthood 8 Got away from 0 ) Late Night with David LattOrman A P 0 L L O a I n E M 1 C points you want to get across to others 12 Manly 9 Japanese Tonight's guests are Bill Cosby and However, still take time to be of servtc* League and the Connecticut Citi­ Sapl. 2 0,19M today, do not be coy or beat about the to those who need you...... IC E C R E A M 13 Linn currency P E N S ■ A p H s A L K Gretchen Warden. zens Action Group. bush. However, make certain you state TAURUS (AprH 20-May 20) Your ferllto 14 Slow (mus.) [E S P N ] 3rd Annual Lagendary Pocket ' Elliot R Gerson, the state's 10 East Indian R T R E S your case diplomatically. imagination will furnish you with good Billiards Stars Robert Woods vs. U.J. Take advantage of any opportunities you lleputy attOTney general, then said 15 City in New wood A K E E E SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) You Ideas today, but you must Im p le n ^ TENT Jersey Puckett. (60 min.) get this coming year to Join worthwhile the state tMuId join the action 11 English river C 1 V 1 C have the ability today to Improve upon them yourself, not delegate them Vo 16 Medicinal plant [U S A ] Tales of the Unexpected organizations. Many valuable contacts the basic Ideas of associates. If your others. . . . Intended t o M o ^ the city to vO )^ 12 Jardiniere N E R O O S i can be established that can help you In 17 Shaping form £ 12:45 AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; Alrplana efforts turn out successfully, be sure to GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your nnahcld icegister more minorities and low- 17 Rankled other areas of your life. 16 Silkworm S Y L II: The Sequel' A lunatic airline crew finds share the credit. prospects are beginning to brighten a bH', income voters. 'fj .,^?^CLEARANCE 19 Horsefeathers itself on a lunar shuttle hurtling toward the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) Partner­ 19 Bang A K C S A I I N but do not use this as a signal to lodaen Eginton, who said he was "sym ­ (si.) sun. Robert Hays, Julie Hagerty. William VIRQO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Social Involve­ ship situations hold promise today, but your purse strings for extravagant 20 Pertaining to L U R E P t H L 1. K E Shatner. Rated PG. pathetic” to the aims of the suit, 21 Remove from ments should work out pleasantly for you only II you and your cohorts are In total expendtturea. , A. rJ.'. N- SALE! i dawn A D O N 1 8 e [ d U C E today, as long as they are not overly agreement, down to the smallest of ruled sufficient cause for a full (Salon office S 1:00 AM (3 ) MOVIE: Hardhat and CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) Sell-lnia'r- 24 Gaudy Legs' A construction worker enrolls in a expensive. When going out on the town, details. ests can be succasslully promoted td()$iC hearing on the matter but strongly 22 Official records T O A T E E DA D O E s 26 Extract sex education class to admire the instruc­ leave your credit cards at home. The AQUARIUS (Jen. 20-Feb. 18) It’s Impor­ provided you do not permit negative Urged the two sides to seek a E S K E R E N N A OF OUTSTANDING CLOCK VALUES 23 Lack tors legs. Kevin Dobson, Sharon Gless. areas In which you’ll be the luckiest In the tant today that you establish reasonable thinkers to dissuade you from 'yM ) compromise. wCumberland f a* ru tarmstarrtts i 27 VVave (Sp.| 1979 25 French river year ahead are revealed In your Astro- objectives lor yoursell. You're capable of purpose. The case was continued until : FACTORY' 30 Hindu deity D Saint Graph predictions for the coming year. One of the largest selections of clocks ever assembled. 26 Ingests 39 Crossbreed 45 Arabian port doing a lot but you still have your limita­ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your potentlaMol today and Eginton said he would 32 Female saint 4 7 Jar ring Twilight Zone To get yours mall $1 to Astro-Graph, Box tions. 27 Mrs. Charles 41 Most GD personal acquisition looks good todayi issue a ruling, if necessary, some CLEAN-UP Grandfather Clocks, Grandmother Clocks. Decorator Wall (abbrj 48 Ireland 0 Dr. Gene Scott 489, Radio City Station, New York, NY PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) In order lo but there Is also a danger you coul() |a) Chaplin t ^ e next week to resolve the 33 Away from unfavorable 10019. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. maintain a harmonious relationship with what you gain slip through your Angara, t. Clocks, Strike & Chime Clocks, Regulator Clocks, b r e a d 49 Experienced [C N N ] Crossfire dispute before an Oct. 16 registra- 34 Sport of 28 Cookout person 43 Humble [U S A ] Seeing Stare Uon deadline. , Of 01d:.Atd-r:i: . Schoolhouse Clocks, Gift & Clock Radios, Ship’s Clocks, shooting clay 29 Monkshood 50 First woman 44 People of Hogan's Heroes ~'Eginton summed up the plain­ Youf Choic 2 q q2. Loaves pigeons 31 Decipher 51 Pasture land 1:30 AM CX) " Digital Clocks, Alarm Clocks, Weather Instruments, & tiff’s argument as a request he 35 Urchin 37 Fumes ancient Iran 52 Chinese temple C3D Independent News Watches. Bridge "tell Waterbury to shape up like 36 Unsophisti­ GD Despedida •JUMBO WHITE ‘ SPLIT TOP OATMEAL 2 3 4 S •Bridgeport and Hartford, which I cated [CNN] News Wrap-Up think it should, but where is my Thousands to choose from including a fine coiiection of 38 Poet Ogden 12 [ESPN ] ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly Blast played the Jack of diamonds,.a«d •SPLIT TOP WHEAT *0LD FASHIONED WHITE NORTH S-1M4 The timing authority?” he asked. [ m a x ] MOVIE: 'Naughty Wives' A vac­ the contract was eventually down qne reconditioned, imperfect or discontinued models at fantastic savings. uum cleaner salesman encounters a lady ♦ KQ8 ""Gerson said the state would file 40 Ancient name 14 when a heart trick had to be lost. who wants a more energetic demonstra­ Y872 is cruciai arguments supporting the judge's of Vich tion. Brendan Price, Graham Stark, Sue 10 ♦ K852 The key to success is using the acb authority in the case and offered to Cumberland farms 41 Married Longhurst. Rated R. The Big Top Will Be Open 4AJ2 of cluba at the right time. That is oat help work out a settlement. Door Prizes 3 Times Daily Q o (U SA ] Japan Today 42 Hindu deity IS 19 WEST EAST By James Jacoby at the first trick. Declarer should play „The plaintiffs, represented by 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. 46 Trudge 2:00 AM (3D M O VIE:'U lan d of Love' ♦ 43 ♦? low from dummy and trump ‘the the Connecticut Civil Liberties Bring A Friend 48 Rolled out A producer and writer flee the wrath of a ♦ J 1064 YQ5 o I...... opening lead. He now plays a snadoto Union, claim 36 percent of those 49 Clothing fabric gangster, but are redeemed when the ♦ loss 0AJB4 producer marries a Greek girl, niece of a I **■* • low diamond eligible to vote in Waterbury are POKtWI®^** 52 Heated 27 28 20 ♦ 8743 ♦KQ10965 ning toe play at trick one. He could toust duck; otherwise both the dti'- F gangster. Robert Preston, Ton y Randall, net registered and charged the city discourse Walter Matthau. 1963. ' SOUTH ^ a heari loser and a diamond I ^ r . niond king and toe club ace w lll«f«4 33 failed to make sufficient effort to SEPTEMBER 20 thru 23 53 Overthrows CD Jo e Franklin S how ♦ AJ 10 9652 However, E u t bad bid two clubs and yUe heart discards. When South wins increase the voting list. CORN CHIPS W ♦ AK93 should hold toe diamond ace u Mrt the queen of diamonds, he can nSav 54 Out of bed 36 Is ? GD MOVIE: 'Riding On Air' Joe takes up "L aw yers for the city defended Thursday thru Sunday 55 Matched group flying. Joe E. Brown, Florence Rice, Guy ♦ Q7 of his values for toat overcall. H g u t „wther spade to dummy and cash K 'Waterbury's practice of requiring Kibbae. 1937. tod fewer than four diamonds with club ace. throwtag hta aiwU dlamomt Take Exits 38 or 39 off of RT. 8 CHEESE POPCORN of china (2 40 42 43 44 45 residents to appear at the regis­ w 0 Dr. Gene Scott toe aw, the contract could be made. He returns to hU hand by ruffto?! w d s) Vulnerable: North-South trars' office during regular hours. To Get To Factory Grounds 66 Yellow fever 46 [ESPN ] SportsCenter Dealer: North Our thoug^ul dectarer won toe club dub or a diamond and p U ^ hla . The city also claims the appoint­ ace. diac^lng a heart. A dimond of hearia. West wins t o e ^ heart CHEESE CORN CURIS mosquito [USA] MOVIE: 'Med Wednesday' A ment of several deputies or assist­ at 135 South Main St. momaston, Conn. 283-4319 w 52 Hollywood immortal, depressed over los­ Waft North East Soelh was playto from d u ^ y . won by ^ but South wlU be able t o ^ p ^ ing his Job becomes a big winner. Harold !♦ 24 ants to register voters around the DOWN 24 queen, and another diamond was led fourth heart In dummy a n d ^ S tto -a- 54 Lloyd. Pan 2NT Pan 34 to East’s ace, dummy playing low. contract. » eommunity might raise the possi­ Pan $♦ Pan 64 bility of voter fraud. VISA OR MASTER CHARGE, CASH OR MONEY ORDER ACCEPTED 1 Downy duck 2:1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Tha Worid South trumped toe king of clubs -* Items &Pnces Effective Thru Sept 23 We Reserve The Right to Limit Quantities 56 Pan Pan Pan Gerson argued there have been Prices also available at Seth Thomas Factory Outlets Located At: 2 Teheren native According to Qerp' A talented writer and return, entered dummy with a spade devoted father is confused by life's ironies. and played a third round of diamonds. no allegations of fraud in other Main St., Riverton, C T 379-1077 • University Sq., Bridgeport, CT 335-9887 If You Forgot It...Cumberland’s Got It! 3 Cue ■ Robin Williams, Glenn Close, John Lith- The most frequently sung song^o Opening lead: ♦$ If toe diamond ace came up, the hand (titles where assistants have regis­ 4 Director Kezan c 1984 by NEA. Inc gow. 1982. Rated R. toe^world is "Happy Birthday'ta 19 would be over. Such was not to be. tered voters. 2« - M ANCHESTKH HKRAI.D, Wednesday, Sf|)t 19. 1984 M .W t’H K STFH HKR.-U.I), Wcdiic.sdiiv, Sc|)l It*. 1984 21 Manchester Lumber Connecticut Klein raps Kennelly BUSINESS In Brief on newsletter mailing state S A T scores up By Mark A. Dupuis claiming such mailings cost taxpayers $100 Price of higher Interest rates H A R TFO R D — Connecticut students earned United Press International million a year. higher average scores on the Scholastic Aptitude Klein said taxpayer-financed mailings by Test this year, marking the third year scores on H AR TFO R D — Republican congres­ members of Congress should be limited to the college admissions test have increased, state sional candidate Herschel A. Klein has said officials said today. materials requested by a constituent and eliminating newsletters from the congres­ Students who took the exams scored an average not unsolicited mailings such as Account fees could affect choice of banks sional franking privilege would be a good newsletters. of 436 on the verbal part of the test and an average way to start cutting the federal budget. of 468 on the mathematics .section, the state Kennelly defended the newsletter in a At a news conference Tuesday, Klein ALL PRICES CASH & CARRY • SALE ENDS SAT. SEPT. 29 Shopping for a bank account is becoming like Nationally, charges for the same services totaled as minimum, found at some banks in Wisconsin, was two Department of Education said. statement from her Washington, D.C., criticized a new.sletter mailed recently by shopping for a TV set or microwave oven: You little as $21 annually (at a hank in Hartford, Conn.) to days. This year’s average verbal score was 10 points office. She said it met requirements set by his opponent. Democratic Rep. Barbara B. compare prices: you check out features; only then do $153 (at a bank in New Orleans). • How much will checks cost” Some li.mks ami higher than the national average and three points the House and more than 90 percent of the Kennelly, as carrying more politics than you reach a decision. Y ou r When you shop for accounts, explore every possible savings and loan assoi'ialions don’t charge for a above last year's showing. Education Commis­ members of Congress use newsletters. [L ' ^ information to residents of the Hartford When you open a deposit account, you now have an fee, advises the CFA's Gillis. Ask a number of banks supply of chocks imprinted with your name; however, sioner Gerald N. Tirozzi announced. "A congressional newsletter is a per­ area’s 1st District. unprecedented number of choices. You also face an M o n ey 's this series of important questions: most do. The C’K.A found hanks that charge $9 for a The average math score was three points below fectly legitimate means of communicating "I can see no rea.son for this type of unprecedented number of charges. •' Is a minimum balance required? If so. what supply of 200 cheeks the national average but three points higher than with my con.stituents, some of whom have publication." said Klein, who is waging an Consumers paid banks $10 billion in service charges W orth charges will you pay if your account falls below that? • Any other unpleasant surpiises? A number of last year, Tirozzi said in a statement. asked me to send more newsletters than I uphill battle to oust Kennelly from the 1st do," she said. on deposit accounts last year, according to the Sylvia Porter A number of banks charge for subminimum balances banks won’t open a regular elieekingaeeonnt for you if District seat she has held since early 1982, "I have strived to present a balanced Federal Reserve Board. Some of this huge amount on passbook savings. Others set a minimum amount you don't already have a credit card Jury selection continues stems from increases in charges for familiarservices \ you have to deposit before they pay interest. • Does the bank offer special di.seoiinis for older He said he believes the use of the franking summary of my views on issues of public .40 YELLOW PINE — bounced checks, for example. But some of the total The same holds true for checking accounts. The citizens? B R ID G E P O R T — Jury selection was sche­ privilege to mail such materials at concern, as well as inform people about my PRESSURE TREATED duled to continue today in U.S. District Court taxpayer expense gives incumbent activities in Congress and throughout the LUMBER is brand new, resulting from charges levied for the CFA survey found monthly charges ranging from $2 to • If your bank offers budget cheeking aeeouiils. where 13 defendants face trials for what members of Congress an advantage over di.strict,” Kennelly said. first time on often unaware consumers. $8 if you don’t keep up the minimum. At the wrong does it compensate for low mouthly fees with "But in the same community, either some banks are authorities have called the largest marijuana challengers. Rep. Nancy L. Johnson was recently SIZES STYLE 8 ’ 10’ 12’ 14’ 16’ IB’ 2 0 ’ Customers at some banks now pay a monthly fee if bank for you, the could pay as much as $96 a year if you exorbitant charges on other .services, such as for giving away services or others are overcharging for smuggling operation in state history. "I look at this and I go through it and criticized by her Democratic opponent in balances in passbook savings accounts fall below a can’t keep the minimum in your account. bouiu'od I'heeks? 2 ”x4 ” NO. 2 & BETTER identical services." Another 26 suspects pleaded guilty to partici­ there’s almost nothing of substance." Klein the 6th District, Arthur House, for sending a 2.60 3.26 4.26 4.62 5.95 specified minimum. • What docs the bank charge for bounced checks? Just when you need to be more informed, more than pating in the alleged pot ring federal prosecutors said. "I think this is a good place to .start newsletter House claimed included mis­ Banks say they have to charge these higher and new Nationally, you can pay as little as $7 or as much as Shopping around pays off Here in New York, 2 ”i«" NO. 2 4 BETTER 3.95 4.60 6.53 7.39 9.03 10 83 13.05 half the respondents in a recent ABA survey said that $ 20! said imported more than 36 tons of marijuana cutting the federal budget." he said. leading information on Johnson’s record. fees. "Increased service charges are the flip side of Manufaeturei's Hanover Trust wrings $8 a month out the coin of higher rates paid on savings," Fritz recent changes in banking hadn’t affected them one • Will you pay for returned deposits? At many of consumers for a regular cheeking aeeounl ami worth about $24 million into Connecticut since 2 "x8 ” NO. 2 4 BETTER 5.44 6.80 9.68 10.54 12.04 1976. Elmendorf, a spokesman for the American Bankers way or another. More than half also said that fees banks now, if you deposit someone else’s bad check to another 50 cents for every withdrawal. Meanwhile. were the least important factor in choosing a bank. Among those facing trial are the alleged 2 ”x10" NO. 2 4 BETTEF; 6.81 8.63 13.16 15.35 17.36 Association, told Ellen Hermanson, my research your account, you will pay — up to $12 for each rubber Chiise Manhattan charges $6 and only 15 cents per But dramatic differences exist in charges among check. leaders of the ring. William Zimmerli, 38, and Aillon jury will hear assistant. "But there are ways to cope.” withdrawal. 2 ”x12 ” NO. 2 4 BETTER 1680 22.40 even the top banks in the same city. For examplf. in Leonard Francolini, 36. both of Glastonbury. “ Banks are entitled to fair profits for the services • How long docs the bank hold out-of-state checks Note: If yon have trouble gelling this information Phoenix, Ariz., annual charges for the same services Joy Zimmerli. 30, the wifeof William Zimmerli. they offer,” observes Jack Gillis, director of public after .vou make your deposit? Some banks hold them from your bank, lake it as a .strong clue it doesn’t 1 ”x6 ” NO. 2 4 BETTER 4.03 5 38 ran from a low of $63 to $I 10. a CPA study disclo.ses. was one of four defendants who pleaded guilty information for the Consumer Federation of America. as long as 20 busine.ss days — four full weeks. The really want your busine.ss. Monday in the case. She admitted sho- helped closing arguments 1 ”x8" NO. 2 4 BETTER 5.04 6 .7 2 import about 15 tons of marijuana since June 1981 4 ”x4 " NO . 2 4 BETTER 5 .9 9 8.34 10.01 10.41 13.35 and failed to report more than $300,000 in taxable By James V. Heallon July 23 and 60 to 70 witnesses testified, the income. Industry lauds Reagan’s steel move United Press International last of whom were called Tuesday by the 5/4 ”x6’ NO. 2 4 BETTER 4 29 5.15 6.01 6 86 / defense. McKinney says foe alone NEW HAVEN — Superior Court Judge Sheryl Hewett of Guilford testified two By Donald H. May U.S. Trade Representave Wil­ and will seek agreements with The European Community has NORW ALK — Rep. Stewart McKinney. R- William L. Hadden Jr. has denied a motion men asked her how to get to the Ridge Road United Press International liam Brock said the administration exporting nations whose exports for two years voluntarily res Conn., claimed the Democratic Party has left his to acquit Guillermo Aillon o,f three counts of School and the parking lot near the Montano ALUMINUM in.stcad will vigorously enforce have surged in recent yciirs to trained its steel exports to al)oul :i opponent John Orman "hanging with no support” murder and closing arguments to the trial home between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m. on Aug. 13, W ASHINGTON - Steel industry laws against unfair trade practices voluntarily restrain them. pcrccul of the .American market in his effort to un.seat the seven-term incumbent. were expected today. 1972. the night of the killings. She had a STORM WINDOW & officials and legislators say they ) A serious congressional campaign cannot be Both sides rested Tuesday in Aillon’s "funny feeling” about the men because one will be content with President waged without months of preparation and third trial on charges of fatally stabbing his appeared nervous and the other kept his STORM DOOR SALE Reagan’s decision to seek nego­ financial and organizational backing from both estranged wife and her wealthy parents in eyes averted. She didn’t take down the OFF tiated agreements limiting steel Sears opposes interstate bank law license plate. STOCK imports, rather than impose quo­ the state and national parties, McKinney said 1972. With the jury excused to await final f Q SIZES Monday during his monthly news briefing. arguments. Public Defender Donald Dak- Susan Fennelly of Easton said she was a 50% tas, provided the administration HARTFORD (UPI) - The store or office for its .subsidiaries, subsidiaries .. are impcrmissihlv Orman, a professor at Fairfield University, has ers asked Hadden to acquit Aillon. The North Haven playground counselor in' 1972 LAST DAY TO PLACE ORDER follows through. Sears, Roebuck & Co. has chal­ including Dean Witter Reynolds choked out of expanded participa mounted a late challenge to McKinney, the heavy judge refused. and drove through the school grounds about SEPTEMBER 29. 1984 "There is much promise for the lenged the constitutionalily of Ine,, Coldwell Banker & Co., and lion in interstate commerce." saiil favorite in the 4th District race to represent "It is the opinion of the court that the 11 p.m. in a car driven by a friend. John industry, its employees and steel Connecticut’s amended interstate the Allstate Insurance companies. the suit. 5.50,000 people in nine Fairfield County towns. evidence would reasonably permit the jury Campion. The headlights picked up a car DELIVERY OCTOBER 26, 1984 communities," said the American banking law, saying it unfairly The company also claimed the The com|)auy filed Hie lawsuit to return verdicts of guilty on all three files. parked near the adjoining Montano prop­ ... OR SOONER Iron and Steel Institute, the restricts the company’s activities. amendment could restrict n(*w after state Ranking Cummissiouci- Yale workers demonstrate Therefore, the motion for judgment of erty in an unusual place. PUT ONLY 50% DOWN industry’s main trade group. Attorneys for the Chicago-ba.scd Sears financial offices in Connecti­ J. Brian Woolf .sent Sears a letter acquittal is denied," Hadden said. Campion, now a resident of Tulsa, Okla., TO RECEIVE THESE INCREDIBLE "There remains the fulfillment of company filed the sujj Monday in cut to two a year. It prohibits warning the company it mighi NEW HAVEN — Union clerical and technical The jui^ is expected to get the case for was called by the state and he confirmed our expectations for the U.S. District Court against the 1983 out-of-state .savings and loan com­ violate stale law by .setting up two workers at Yale University have been speaking deliberation by mid-morning Thursday. seeing a car. estimating it to be a 1969 or PRICES. USE CASH. CHECK. program." law. An amendment this year panies from opening more than planned financial centers prq- out to help unite the membership and attract Aillon was convicted and sentenced to 75 possibly later model, navy blue or forest VISA OR MASTERCHARGE But a top United Steelworkers brought Sears under the jurisdic­ two non-depository offices a year posed for West Hartford and student and faculty support a week before the years following his first trial in 1973. The green. Aillon drove a 1965 Chevrolet. ORDERS MUST BE PICKED UP union official decried the action. tion of the state Banking Depart­ in the state. Waterford. union's threatened strike. verdict was overturned on appeal because "Was that area of the school used as a BY NOVEMBER 3, 1984 WHITE FINISH “They are going to let the people ment for the first time. "Solely by rea.son of its indirect Tile lawsuit claimed the law About 700 workers rallied Tuesday at the the trial judge spoke to a juror during lover’s lane?" Markle asked. Campion said This window features Tie Bar of South Korea Jiave all our jobs.’ The law requires the company to ownership of a state-chartered violated tlie Constitution by dis university medical school, science complex and it was as did Mrs. Fennelly. Campion added and Bottom Expander. Stan­ Also available In Mill or said Edgar Ball, the union’s file an application and $1,000 fee California thrift institution ... deliberations. His retrial in 1979 ended with dard sizes for this promotion Brown Finish at Comparable criminating between in-state aiul central campus to protest the union's lack of a the jury deadlocked after 56 hours. it was common for people to meet there on only, priced as low as... Savings. international secretary. "He just each time it wants to open a new Sears and more than 264 of its out-of-state holding companies contract settlement with Yale after nine months Aillon is accused of killing Barbara Aillon summer nights and sometimes drink beer. doesn’t care what happen to the of negotiation. Montano. 26. who left him two weeks before The state portrayed Aillon, 46, as a liar INSULATING STORM & SCREEN DOORS steel industry." Another rally is planned Friday when the Yale her death, taking their 7-month-old who had threatened to kill his wife two Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., chair­ Corp., the governing body of the university, man of the Senate Steel Caucus, daugher, Catherine. He is also accused of weeks before the slayings and to take their o ’* convenes. killing her parents. J. George Montano. 49, daughter to Bolivia. He said he was said the amount of help the PHDTDGRAPHY CLASSES Local 34, Federation of University Employees, and Bernice Montano, 46. drinking and couldn’t recall the threat. nMSBM OBIS industry actually gets will depend represents 1,800 members of the university’s Their bodies were found in the Montano’s He was unemployed in 1972 and living at on "three ifs: If the restraint 2.700 clerical and technical workers, most of them North Haven home after Aillon insisted reduced rental in a Wallingford apartment 1” Crossbuck IV4” Crossbuck agreements are comprehensive. If FDR BEGINNERS starting a$ low at women, in seeking their first contract. They voted Montano’s brother accompany him. Ail­ complex owned by his millionaire father-in- starting aa low aa UPl photo they are rigorously enforced, and 1,251-106 last Thursday to strike Sept. 26 if a wage lon’s daughter was found in bloody pajamas law whom Aillon described in two days of if they are negotiated quickly." Learn how to use your new 35 mm camera. In­ settlement is not reached. but unharmed. testifying in his own behalf as “ a nice 6 6 ^ 0 President Reagan Tuesday re­ cludes film, flash & lenses. Jury selection in the current trial began man.” Let the robot do It jected appeals by Bethlehem Steel 132.40 95» rsg. 15095 Corp. and the United Steelworkers 'Tz-32'’xar 3?'x81 Calma Co. of Detroit pins its business software hopes on Whits for quotas limiting total steel 1. GROUP CLASSES a package that enable automation engineers to put a imports to 15 percent of the Three - 2 hour classes beginning Mondays October 1st, Strangle MORE THAN 40% OFF robot through'its paces on a computer screen, rather domestic market, compared to nearly 25 percent during the first PATIO SLIDING DOORS than through trial and error on a factory floor. At the all three classes fo r...... » 3 5 ° o half of this year and 33 percent in terminal is Dr. Imdad Imam. Calma is a subsidiary of MWUTM CMMUTIM n O M July. General Electric. ^ Democratic nominee Wa^ter suspect S A V E *2" Pruhung for Muy do4l> 2. PRIVATE LESSIONS yourMlI installstlon. Mondale was highly critical of the COUPON BY MAIL ^2) PI Th* irtmNrw has faa- One to one instruction. 1% hour classes. C O m n STORM DOOR FOR turaa not usually found action, saying the decision "de- Each class a t...... ^ O O ROLLINO GLASS in storm windows rtiands nothing of the steel indus­ • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE DOORS S O'xS'S' pfc«d so low. arrested During this promotion try” and such an action should * Squarwout hsid and Salem nassiff Call Now For SIgtt-Up Inlormallon • WINDSOR • HARTFORD (2) Buy any Children's TYLENOL® only 19B" Auto chief warns require financial benefits to be List plowed back into the industry, ====^=====^^v 639 Main St.. Manchester • PUTNAM product and receive a z»"ao 19095 370.35 a lib is and fha bsttsr PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - A • EAST HARTFORD "We must also insist there arc $2.00 coupon good toward • 9 * ^ * !'* rsmovabls c a m e r a 6 4 3 -736 9 . year-old runaway who was • CLINTON •GROTON of trade troubles price restraints,” Mondale said in raped and "left for dead" Monday your next purchase of • Amriv nMHri tock 0 4 % Stockton, Calif. night helped police identify a man • WkWhwproolliilwIoek X l •• Monday, outside an L TV Steel any Children’s TYLENOL® • rr*-«Mn( M l « In- ^ A By Steven W. Syre post-World War II Japan build its who confessed to the downtown •MMkinlialMMIM UST Corp. plant in Cleveland, Mondale • Clioto m M M alilln *1T0 United Press International auto industry. stranglings of three women in nine product. AAMA Mijjjo or lu a m mm released his own plan for steel RaWd "This makes one wonder where weeks, police said. B u ffe rin imports, lowering the quota to 15 CAM BRIDGE. Mass. — Ford the Japanese economists were in 60 Tablets, Reg. 2.79 Look for details at this alorel percent over five years and tying it The suspect, a Providence man wNrrEON Chairman Philip Caldwell Tues­ the 1950sand 1960s," Caldwellsaid. HALL & MUSKA to wage and price restraints.' whom police would not identify, MOtm FWSIH AvsNsMs In IS dMsfanI stMS • day told an M IT symposium on the was scheduled for arraignment wMIs or ndM fInWi . __. future of the auto industry that today in 6th Division District Court E x c e d rin INSULATED STEEL trade imbalance and exchange in connection with the so-called 60 Tablets, Reg. 3.68 rates pose the biggest threat to SERVES ALL OF serial killings this summer of Lori Lee Haven STORM DOORS competition. • a Carlucci, Wanda Sue Adams, and The two-day symposium centers Delores Neuser. S26 1. Made of one piece high atrength atael facing on v m S. both aldea “ on a four-year M IT study that MnowPAifl "The man has admitted to all 2. Crimped both edgea to add overall atrength concludes the industry will con­ 3. Interior wood frame to produce thermobreak \to*swallow Kaopec- compete in an international the state of Rhode Island can rest tate Tablet Formula provides fast rel­ market, and added the strong Next to Brown's Tire • TANK SIZE DISCOUNT safe tonight knowing that this man ief of diarrhea and Ita aymptoma. Just what you need for the summer vaca­ GUTTER GUARD MI dollar had wiped out significant has in fact been taken off the tion and travel season. HS Ford efficiency improvements in streets," Roberts said. PAIR 8IB ■wM I 20" some areas. Pol ice Chief Anthony J . Mancuso 70‘s PLASTIC 2 4 9 "One of the reasons for the lion’s said the case was cracked after a reg. 1.82 ROLL reg. share of everyone’s problems is teenage runaway's rape and se­ 2.75 reportedly being made (in the HEATING ESTIMATES vere beating Monday night in D u p a i ^ Special Price WITH PURCHASE United States). These market PLAY JACKPOT Roger Williams Park, several SabyMMiCMXl nil igw Ag* OFTW& 6-4’ distortions place much of the miles from downtown. ALUMINUM 3^5 reg. (blame) in the hands of those who EFFICIENCY TEST W/FURNACE TUNE-UP Mancuso said the suspect was PIECES 4.19 set the rules for world trade," he arrested at about 1:30 p.m. .Tues­ /3 PAIR said. day as he was leaving his home in Caldwell, though not advocating Providence. Officials refused to Buy it now at IN SPECIALLY MARKED CHIMNEY "sustained high tariffs," said a identify him before arraignment this spociai price “ middle road" position was favor­ BINGO 24-HR - 7 DAYS EMERGENCY SERVICE expected today in 6th Division 3-PAIR PACKAGES able to current international trade District Court, f i l CAPS practices. At a 6 p.m. news conference at He questioned the opinions of EVERY DAY “46 years of Quality Fuel Oil Service" police headquarters, officials were 8”x8” Reg. 24.89 22^® some economists opposing protec­ asked why the man stopped short AlkaMints tionist policies, noting they helped of killing the fourth victim. N E W ! I P Win A Trip For Two "He didn’t," Roberts said. “ He C olgate 8"x12 Reg. 26.83 2 4 ‘ » KEEP SPARKS & CINDERS IN Dollar levels off left her for dead, in our opinion. .fVMXIMUM KEEP SQUIRRELS. LEAVES & 19”y1 0 ” She survived.” AlloMints Pum p! BIRDS OUT. It Aic Reg. 30.65 2 7 “ LONDON (UPI) — The surging HALL & MUSKA, Inc. The girl, a runaway from Transi­ OCVMBLf AMnOD FLUOraOE U.S, dollar began to level off in tion House in Woonsocket, was PROTECTION Europe today but still opened at an t. HAW AII found raped and severely beaten at all-time high against the Italian about 8:30 p.m. Monday near the A T YOUR Manchester Lumber lira. The price of gold rose at “Energy Savers” park's tennis courts. Police said 30 TABLHS nNGERTIPS $340.50 per ounce against $338 in she was bleeding from the head 255 Center • 643-5J44 London. See Page 2 and semiconsious, with her under­ In Tokyo, the dollar closed at pants pulled down to her knees. OPEN MON-SAT 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. □ 246.95 yen today against 246.33. FULL SERVICE — 623-3308

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Large kitchen, -private home, heat, ap­ Home repairs. You name — Bathroom remodel­ Center. Late summer pliances., Working single tion. Balls and accesso­ Power equipped. 646-3199 physician’s office. Full or living room, fireplace, 3 It, we do It. Free esti­ ing; Installation water special 33 percent dis­ bedrooms, 1 bath. Space adult only. No pets, child­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. heaters, garbage dispo­ ries Included. $275. Call after 5pm. port time. Manchester count on lessons for all 633-4589. location. Call 646-0534 be­ for upstairs bath or small ren. 643-2880. sals; faucet repairs. 649- new students through 4539. VIso/MosterCord 1978 VW RABBITT. New 21 Help Wanted 21 tween 12 and 2pm. bedroom^ drilled well, Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Sept. 30,1984. Prices start professional dock, alumi­ 3Vj r o o m APARTMENT accepted. 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Free Pick Up and wave oven, large capac­ PICKUP. 77,000 mlles- SALES PERSON — Apply prlvote school In Man­ agency servicfng dis­ rienced press person. seeks applicants for play­ Manchester Parkade. .Wlth cap, 4 spd. $2500 or In person to: Marlow's, cations for a courteous, INDUSTRIAL SPRAY phone 633-6216. equipment for move-ln MANCHESTER - Excel­ Delivery! ECONOMY W A N TE D — Reliable ity, brand new, asking chester. Please coll 646- abled citizens seeks part Experience on A.B. Dick ground aids at Robertson best offer. Coll Rick 623- FOUND — Black and 867 M a in S tre e t, responsible retail sales­ PAINTER S wanted for use. Coll 646-7920. Seen by lent location, 2 bedroom MOWER, 647-3660. snow plow contract for $350. Cordless phone with 1610, between 9am and time aid for Ellington presses would be helpful. School. 11:30to1:15.$3.75 FUEL OIL TRUCK 4142. white long haired cat. Manchester. person. Hours are 10am 3pm. local company. 3 to 5 Apply in person 9am to per hour. Contact Mr. oppointment only. apartment, available winter. Business on Bos­ Inttrcom feature, 700 ft. Group Home for 6 men­ DRIVER — Class II li­ Oct. 1st, $450plus utilities. range, $80. Coll 647-9877. Face - white Inverted T to 5:30pm Monday tally retarded adults. Re­ years experience re­ 5pm. Topwoges for quali­ Freeman, 647-3371. EOE. Real Estate $58,500. ATTENTION PARTI- ton Tpke. In Bolton. Coll cense, dependable fuel No pets. Call 568-6904. ERS: Coll Jack Bertrand 1971 AMC JAVELIN — with black dot on nose. RESTAURANT STAFF through Friday. Paid N EED E X TR A $$S for sponsibilities Include as­ quired. Must be familiar fied person. P IP ,391 Cen­ 646-6134. oil delivery East of River. for the best dances and REALISTIC VCR, Model Blue, 304, V-B, automatic, Call 643-4031. WANTED — Harbor parking and benefits In­ Christmas shopping? Be sisting In Instructions of with Epoxys, enamels, ter Street, Manchester. PART TIME WAITRESS Full time. 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Call 649- 1262. head cleaner. Call 643- TRIPS/FURS/JEWELS. weekend hours available. Good mathematical apti­ Adams Street, CHANIC — We presently 1974 T-B IR D — 72,000 lounger servers and valet kends. Sunday thru 646-4667 between 8 and THORNHOLLOW FARM V IC IN ITY — Wanted to 2236. USED REFRIGERA­ 7495. For Interview, 1-238-4990. High school diploma and tude and light typing. Manchester. hove Immediate open­ miles, fully powered, FOUND — Male, cream Parkers. Applicants must Thursday. Flexible. Op­ 4:30 for appointment. Apply In person, Man­ - One of 0 kind horse farm buy 2, 3 or 4 family, any TORS, WASHERS, experience with disabled ings for trained auto­ In Manchester custom 2 FOUR ROOM -FIrstfloor. 14K GOLD 7 Inch chain wire rims, good running color cat, short hair, gold hove at least 1 year ening for one full time or 2 EOE. chester State Bank-, 1041 DENTAL ASSISTANT- condition. Call 643-^129. 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Call cross, brown, found on /FILING ASSISTANT — ter. 646-9277. shift position. 3 to 5 years Computer experience Rooms lor Rent 41 Cail Kevin at — Opens Into full sized MANAGER TRAINEES 4655. both Manchester and plus riding ring, thou­ two bedrooms. Near bus, ons, 3 piece stand. $75. 643-8553. Maple Street. Call the Some office abilities — We are looking for LICENSED REAL EST­ experience required In helpful. Must display In­ Ct.Billitub ReEinislilnE bed, good condition, $95. Manchester Dog Industrial Environment. West Hartford. It you feel sands of 4 roll oak fenc­ shopping. Parking. $400. FREE Etilm ita Light green velvet choir, Call 649-4314. favored. Considering full people willing to train for ATE SALESPERSON - CLERICAL POSITION- itiative. Apply In person. MAINTENANCE ME­ that your talents are not Warden, 646-4555. and part time. Send rep­ Interview by appoint­ ing, blueberry orchard, Security required. Avail­ 649-5170 good condition, $45. Coll 1968 CHEVY IMPALA — service station manage­ For East Hartford, Includlng accurote typ­ Manchester State Bank, CHANIC or MECHAN­ being recognized with ROOM IN PRIVATE 307, 8 cylinder, many lies to: Box C, c/o the ment only. Call 646-4667 1041 Main Street, Man­ gardens, much more. able October 1st. 646-4489. 646-1193. ment In the Coventry and Manchester, Glaston­ ing for on organized IC'S TRAINEE — Job your present employer, Owner transferred. 646- HOME-Large yard, close Home and Carden 64 extras. $900 or best offer. Manchester Herald. Brooklyn areas. We offer bury area. Active aggres­ for appointment. EOE. chester. EOE. opening In the Mainte­ to Main Street and bus individual for our Inspec­ check Into this opportun­ 5570. NEW DUPLEX — Three FOUR DRAWER PINE Call 649-1522. Personals 02 competetive salary, ex­ sive office. New Ideas. nance Department to re­ line. Call 643-2659. HEDCiE AND TREE tion and shipping depart­ ity. All Interviews will be bedrooms. Fireplace. All TRIMMING — Light Student Desk — Remove­ MUNSON'S CANDY KIT­ cellent benefits and tre­ Excellent opportunity. PART TIME TELLERS- pair pressure cleaners as ment., Pleasant working SEWERS-neede some ex­ held confidential. Please appliances. Garage. trucking. Fall clean up. able gloss top, excellent DELIVERING RICH AMC, 1979 DELUXE — 4 CHEN of Bolton Is ac­ mendous opportunity for Coll for appointment For varying hours Includ­ well as vehicle mainte­ MALE-Non-smoker, non- conditions In an air con­ ing Saturdays. Apply in tra money? Part time call 643-2469 and ask for SOUTH WINDSOR — Available October 15th. General Handy Man. In­ condition. $70. Call 643- LOAM — 5 yards, $62plus cylinder, outomatic cepting applications for advancement. Expe­ Zimmer Real Estate, 647- work available 7am to nance. Applicant must drinker. On bus line. Klt- fulf time and part time ditioned plant with com­ person. Savings Bank of Henry. House, born, 10 acres. No utilities. $525. Coll sured. Ray Hardy, 646- 6297. tax. Sand, gravel and transmission, R/H. Ex- rience is helpful but not 7857. pany benefits. Dynamic 3pm. Piecework. Apply In possess good mechanical Good Investment. Best c h e n privileges. 646-4288. stone. Coll 643-9504. cel|,ent condition. Coll af­ employment. Full time necessary. For more In­ Manchester, 923 Main References and security 7973. HYPNOSIS TAPES — To Metal Products, Co., person, Plllowtex, 49 Re­ ability and willingness to PART AND FULL TIME otter. Call 568-2518. REFRIGERATOR IVz cu. ter 4pm, 643-5625. hours are 8am to 4:30pm, formation please call COUNSELOR/INSTRUC- Street, Manchester. work over time. Full required. $50 weekly. 649- assist In: weight loss, Inc., 422 North Main EOE. gent Street, EOE. Positions Available — $5 M ANCHESTER — New ft. Sanyo. Excellent con­ VARIETY OF HOUSE Monday through Friday. Wade Larue, 1-800-525- TOR - We ore looking tor company benefits! Apply 7862. LICENSED DAYCARE smoking cessation, test Street, Manchester. 646- on hour guaranteed. In­ COVENTRY two bedroom apartment. M O THER - has one open­ dition. Ideal (or dorm. PLANTS — ,50« to $3. Part time day hours can 0960. a dynamic, highly moti­ In person to: Syndet Pro­ onxlety, stress manage­ 4048. Inter,viewing 9 to 4. WAITRESS WANTED- SEWING MACHINE cluding tips and mileage. $41,000 Wall-to-wall carpet. ing (or Infant or toddler. $99. Call 646-4234. Outdoor bushes, $5. Bank ment. For more Informa­ be arranged. Part time vated Individual to loin OPERATORS- ducts, Inc., 201 Boston M ANCHESTER — Room evening and weekend Tuesdov thru Friday. Apply In person for de­ Is all you have to pay for Fully appilanced kitchen. Meals and snacks pro­ Ground cover, peren­ tion: P.O. Box 353, Bol­ WAITRESS WANTED — our team of professionals SECRETARY-Full time. Estdbllshed nationwide Tpke., Bolton, CT. tails, Domino's Pizza, 294 this 5 rm. Ranch. 2 car tor rent. Completely fur­ Heat and air conditioning nials. Private Home, 649- Repossessions hours are Monday Days, 10:30-3:30. Apply In as a counselor for a new Luncheon. Experience nished, Including stove, vided in safe and happy WESTINGHOUSE RE­ ton, CT 06040. One girl office. Diversi­ preferred. Apply Man­ pillow manufacturer has Main Street, garage. Nice, private, Included. $575 monthly. home. Call Carol646-6910. FRIGERATOR $150. 6486. through Friday 4pm to person: La Strada, 471 community residence for Immediate full time op­ treed lot. C H F A possible. refrigerator and linens. 8pm and hours Saturday fied duties Including: ac­ chester Country Club, A GREAT OPPORTUN­ Manchester. Peterman Realty, 649- ag^c F O R S A L E NEW CR ED IT CARD! No Hartford Road, six mentally retarded enings. Experience pre­ Call lor details, Strano $50 weekly, plus 2 weeks or Sunday, averaging 20 counts receivable, re­ Mon Thro Friday be­ IT Y for a person with 9404; 647-1340. Matchingatchli love seat and 1911 Chiv V tg i 81. Wg. M500 one refused. Visa/Mas- Manchester. adults In Ellington, Ct. cord keeping, and busy ferred. Day shift. 5 day Real Estate, 647-7653. security. Call 646-8877. ROOFINQ, PAINTING, Gutt­ to 24 hours. Call for tween 10am and 2pm. restaurant experience. HELP WANTED, SALES ers a Leaders. Sandblasling. chair. $25. 872-6460. Pels 65 1911 OldsiMlilli Cutliu 'i m tercard. Call 1-(619)-569- Responsibilities Include telephone. Apply In per­ week. Full benefit pro­ Call Meyer, 872-9945 or AND STOCK — Apply In M ANCHESTER — Oc- Waterprooting. ^ appointment 649-4332. WOMAN WITH SCHOOL Instructions In Independ­ 646-0103. MALE OR FEMALE Pro­ I9I( M irk IV Lincoln *2300 0242 for Information. 24’ son at: Boland Brothers, gram Including sewing 487-0836. person: Adams Apple, tover 1st. 2-3 bedrooms, FALL SPECIAL PISCOUNT SOLD HOUSE- Must sell 1919 M irk IV Lincoln >1060 hours. AGE CHILDREN — To ent living skills, social' Incentive. Apply ot Pll­ fessional wanted to share Inc., 59 Maple Street, MEDICAL SECRETARY Manchester Parkade, Condominiums 32 stove, refrigerator, dis­ 20% OFF many household goods. BOARDING AVAILA­ I9N Pomiic Flroklrd *5200 FACTO R Y — Entry level. work part time days dur­ skills development, re­ lowtex Corp. 49 Regent new, contemporary In on all floollng and Painting Manchester, 9 to 4. R ECEP TIO N IST wanted BANKING — Bonk teller, 10am to 5pm. hwasher. Storage plus Ethan Allen end tables, BLE A T G LASTON B UR Y Tho ibovo cm bo Duties Include material ing holiday season. creational activities and Street, Manchester. Colombia. Convenient lo­ large yard. $475 plus utili­ Call $imON CONTIATOI$ Help Wanted 21 Apply: Lift the Latch Gift record keeping. Rotating for busy doctor's prac­ trainee or experienced, cation. $300 Includes utili­ 563-5523 coffee table and twin bed. Equestrian Center. $175- loon It: handling and assistance EO E. M/F. needed at Main Office SEC R E TA R Y — High ties. Alibrlo Realty, 649- Fisher stereo system, Sivlngi Bonk ol Minchootor to chemical blenders and Shop, 977 Main Street, schedule Includes first HARDWARE CLERK- tice In Manchester Conn. T A L C O TT V IL L E — De- ties. Coll 228-4371 after 225 per month. Indoor Must be well organized and Vernon office of growth computer aided slreoble two bedroom 0917. moosehead hutch, couch ring, outdoor rings, B IS M iln 81. operators. Experience In Manchester. and second shirt. BA In Part time after . school design company Is look­ 8pm. education or related and weekends. Stocking, and hove pleasant tele­ South Windsor Bank & end unit with porch, full and love seat, washer/d- trolls, dolly turnout. 633- CLEANING AND FLOOR chemical manufacturing phone manner. Knowl­ PRODUCTION Trust Co., Monday thru ing for a results oriented ryer, window dressings CARE Personnel — E v­ fields, experience with cosh register work. Cony­ basement and garage In 43 Palnting/Paperlng 52 6216. preferred. Apply at: 210 edge of Insurance forms WORijj^ERS-Established Friday, full time and Individual to take on Homes (or Rent and many colonial deco­ enings and/or weekends. East Main Street, Rock­ disabled preferred. 40 ers Hardware. 646-5707. nationwide pillow manu­ elder residential com­ Apartments (or Rent 42 necessary and transcrip­ ocdsslonai Saturday correspondence and rations. Coll 646-8261. Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Part time window ville. We Are An EOE. hours per week, $11,000. facturer has Immediate munity on cul-de-sac. GERMAN SHEPERD Fe­ tion. Send hand written mornings. Apply In per­ proposal responsibilities Tastefully decorated. Im­ male Puppies — Block washers. Call 643-5747. PAYR O LL CLER K — Re­ Resume to M ARCH, Inc., PERSON NEEDED openings for all types of for an In-house market- ASHFORD — Duplex PAINTING AND PAPER PO Box 574, Manchester, PART T IM E In office to resume to Box D, C/o the son between 9am and maculate condition. Coll and cream. AM shots, LAUNDRY WORKER — quiring good math skills Herald. production workers. No 11am, Monday thru Fri­ Ing/sdles staff of 4. Re­ MANCHESTER — Avail­ Ranch. 2 bedrooms. New HANGING — Exterior MIsc. (or Sale' 63 CT 06040. 872-2079. answer phone. Light typ­ experience necessary. 647-0221 or 644-8959. wormed, totooed, AKC. GIRL'S 20" BIK E, $35. Weekends. 16-20 hours. for preparation of hourly day ot Main Office, 1033 porting to the Director of able Immediately. One, kitchen, new rugs, oak and Interior, ceilings re­ FARM LABORERS-For Crestfleld Convalescent ing, and diversified du­ We will train you. Day $250. Call 429-9327. Boy's 20 " Bike, $35. Both and factory piecework John Fitch Blvd., South Soles, duties will Include: two and three bedroom floors, redecorated. paired. References, fully horse farm In Glaston­ Home, Manchester, 643- ACCOUNTING BACK­ ties. Hours 2 to 5pm. ART DECORATING shift. 5 day week. Oppor­ Excellent condition. Call payrolls. Minimum 2 ye­ BUSINESS needs a few Windsor or Vernon Of­ Typing (word processing apartments. $400, $440, Large yard. Heat fur­ insured. Quality work. SCREENED LOAM — 649-2320. bury. Call 646-1175. 5151. ars office experience us­ GROUND necessary fora Monday thru Friday. tunity for advancement 0 plus, but will train), $520, heat and hot water Martin Mattsson, even­ bookkeeping position In capable women/men fice, 30 Hartford Tpke., nished. No animal^. Gravel, processed ing calculator, prefera­ Please call 646-0338. and a full benefit pro­ telemarketing and gen­ Included. Bissell and Working adults. Call 423- ings 649-4431. Tog Sales active automotive deal­ with good taste. Career Vernon. M ANCHESTER — North- gravel, sand, stone and 69 bly In payroll. EOE. Send opportunIty-Good earn­ gram are offered. Apply eral administrative and Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. 4190, evenings. fill. For deliveries coll ership. Many diversified FULL TIME/PART In person at Plllowtex field Green by owner. 3 MItc. Automotive 76 resume or apply to: Pio­ ing potentloL. Flexible WE NOW HAVE THESE clerical support. Will be bedrooms, 2'/2 baths', CEILINGS REPAIRED George Gritting, An­ neer Parachute Co., Inc., duties and responsibili­ T IM E CLERK-nIghts and Corp. 49 Regent Street, Involved with the no­ 118 MAIN STREET — or R EPLACED with dry- ties. Excellent salary and hours. Training and cetl- POSITIONS OPEN — wall-to-wall carpeting. WINTER AT THE CAPE dover, 742-7886. TAG SALE — 17 Griffin Hale Road, P.O. Box 631, weekends. Must be 18. Manchester. EOE. M/F. tional marketing efforts Three room heated, — Three bedroom, two wall. Call evenings, Gory benefit package for a ficdtion provided. Call Counter Person, part Full basement. Central Road, Manchester, 9am Manchester, CT 06040. Apply within. 7-eleven, of a fast track hordware- apartment, hot water, baths, furnished Ranch In McHugh, 643-9321. AUTO LUGGAGE RACK qualified self starter. Call 305 Green Rood, 633-9310. time, evenings and wee­ air conditioning. Open OPERA RECORD AL­ to 3pm, Saturday, Sep­ Phone 644-1581, kends. Telephone Sotlclt- /software manufacturer. porch, carport, pool and security, no appliances. Hyannisport. $600 BUMS — New and all by — Aluminum and.stain­ Personnel. 643-5135. Manchester. EXPERIENCED WAI­ tember 22nd; Rain Date: INSTALLER CAR STEREO ers, Monday thru Friday, Please send resume with •tennis courts. $72,900. $435. Phone 646-2426, 9-5 monthly plus heat and NAME YOUR OWN original cast opera stars. less steel; 51 x 84 for van TRESS WANTED — For PRICE — Father ondson. Sunday, September 23rd. PIP OF MANCHESTER oppointment call: 647- daytime. Snack Bar At­ salary history to: Micro Call 646-8044. weekdays. utilities. Security and ret- Call 742-6700. or large wagon. $35. Fast, dependable ser­ Household Items, Phone 646-3067. Full and part time positions available with excel­ is looking for bright, 9995. tendants, part time even­ Control Systems, 27 Hart­ erences. Coll B/W clothes, books, lots ot lent pay for an experienced car stereo installer energetic people to loin ings and weekends. Jani­ ford Tpke., Vernon, CT 474 MAIN STREET — Realty, 647-1419. EHO. vice. Painting, Paper- EIGHT CIRCUIT FUSE Second door. Three room hanging & Removal. Coll miscellaneous. who has own tools. Must have basic working our growing printing tor, weekends. Apply In 06066, Att: Mary Beth. Lots/Land lor Sale 33 block electric. $8. Call ARA TRANSPORTAION CASHIERS/SALES HELP FLORAL DESIGNER OR heoted apartment. $375. 644-0585 or 644-0036. LIQUOR PIRMIT knowledge of automotive and car stereo wiring Transporting Coventry, family. PIP, the world's person: Bruswick Par- 649-1649. ASSISTANT — Some ex­ No appliances. Security. NOTICE OF APPLICATION ‘ systems and license from State of Connecticut school children Is looking largest independently kade Lanes, 346V2 West SECRETARY — Large Store/Oftice Space 44 Thli It to give notice that I,* Full and part time positions now open at Sounds perience. Full or part 646-2426 weekdays, 9 to 5. GARAGE SALE — 271 Board of Radio and Teievision or else ability to (or. good, qualllled people owned printing franchise time. Includes sales and Middle Tpke. EOE. International Insurance TILE VINYL ASBST. 180 NOMIKI PSARAS ot 30 Great Inc., a leading Retailer of audio and video NOTHING DOWN — 94 DO A TW O-W AY favor ... Main Street, Monches- JERRY ROAD, EAST HART­ earn such while in training. Top pay for top talent. to drive school bus AM, Is taking applications for store work; also Satur­ Company has opening In get extro cosh tor your­ sq. It. Tan - white pebble ter. Friday and Saturday, PM & noon runs available. equipment. Prior experience in retail sales help­ our Founders Plozo of­ acres In Lyman, Maine. FIVE ROOM APART­ pattern. High quality FORD hove filed on oppllca- References needed. We are a multi-store chain typist, bindery and coun­ days. Apply In person: DELIVERY PERSON $60,000. Vacation area. SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ self and make It possible 9 to 4. Collection of salts llon plocordad 6 SEPTEM ­ with good company benefits. Apply in person- $5.50 an hour plus atten­ ful. Apply in person Weekdays. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.: ter help. Apply in person fice (or well organized M E N T — Two bedrooms; Kentile. $150 value, $75. BER 1904 with the Depart­ dance bonus and driving Flower Fashion, 85 East and Sales Clerk — Port Good owner terms. 568- livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. for someone else to en lov and peppers, oak furni­ Weekdays 10 a m. - 9 p.m. between 9am-5pm, PIP, Individual. Position re­ with heat. $475 monthly. prime retail space, ample Coll 643-7069. ment ot Liquor Control a awards. Must be able to Center Street. time to work In modern 2518. References and security those golf clubs you ture and collectibles. RESTAURANT WINE AND drive standard transmis­ 391 Center Street, pharmacy. Apply at quires pleasant phone parking. $660. Call 236- ••••••••••••••••••••••• required. Philbrick never use. Sell them with BEER for the tale ot alco­ sion and have clean driv­ SOUNDS GREAT INC. Manchester. SECRETARIAL POSI­ once: Liggett Parkade manner, excellent typing 6021 or 644-3977. a wont ad. ONE INCH THICK Ver­ holic liquor on the premltet SOUNDS GREAT, INC. and dictaphone skills (65 Agency, 646-4200. 261 Broad St. ing record. WIN train and 261 Broad St. TION Now Available — Pharmacy, 404 West Mid­ Investment Property 34 mont Slate 30" X 36". 270 WEST STREET. BOL- license. If Interested and Please opply In person: dle Tpke. wpm) and the ability to Ideal under wood stove TDN. The butinett will be Maadietlar you qualify call 742-8808 149 OAKLAND STREET MANCHESTER owned by GEDRGE KAMAIS Manchester SCHOOL CORRIDOR 91 E l m Street, work well with others. ••••••••••••••••••••••• or patio step. $15. Coll Automotive ot 100 LATIMER STREET, 7 am - 4 pm, Mon. - FrI. Pleasant working condi­ — Two room heated 23(X) s/f available In Bullding/Coniracting S3 AIDE-RHAM Jr. High Manchester. PART TIME SECRE­ 649-7120. EAST HARTFORD and will School, Hebron, Conn. tions. Call Mary Parme- FOUR FAMILY HOUSE apartment. No applian­ mini office park, otf be conducted by NOMIKI KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE <^by Larry Wright TARY — Typing, book­ Ability to work with Jun­ lee, 289-9301. — On lot 137 X 92. No ces. Security required. Exit 94 of 1-84/86. Am­ SKIERS! 100% wool hand PSARAS at permittee. PAR T T IM E — One day keeping, good phone Cars/Trucks (or Sale 71 Nomikl Ptorot realtors. Phone 643-4751 $300. Call 646-2426,9am to ple parking, a/c, fully FARRAND REMODEL- knitted Norwegian pull ior High School age stu­ per week. Driving and skills. Interesting posi­ Doled September 6, 1904 dents. $4.40 per hour. between 6 and 8pm. 5pm weekdays. carpeted, private lavs. ING — Cabinets, roofing, over sweater. Will fit 027-09 store work. Must be neat tion. Hours are flexible gutters, room additions, RETAIL AUDIO/VIDEO SALES Deadline for receipt of and familiar with the Brokers protected. medium sized mon/wo- with alternate Saturdays. decks, all types of remo­ 1965 FORD One Ton Pick Nationally recognized audio/video retailer seeks applicotlon-Frlday Sep­ area. A P P LY IN PER­ Coll Mr. Norman mdn. $40. Call 646-4995. qualified salespersons that can grow into our ex­ tember 21st. Please call Send resume to: Lutz DENTAL ASSISTANT — Homes (or Sale 31 deling and repairs. FREE Up — S600. Coll anytime, SON: Flower Fashion, 85 Children's Museum, 247 H6mes for Sale NA's & panding management team. We are looking for 228-9423. Pleasant, modern, large estimates. Fully Insured. WALLACE STAINLESS 742-6087. East Center Street. South Main Street, Man­ 6 4 7 -5 0 0 3 ambitious self-motivated, sales-oriented indi­ staffed office. 4 day week, Telephone 643-6017, after STEEL (service tor 11) viduals who have strong career goals and a de­ chester, C T 06040. No no Saturdays. Excellent 6pm, 647-8509. )940's, gift from Man­ 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ HHA's phone colls please. sire to get ahead. You'll be expected to work with benefits. Salary negotia­ chester Savings 8, Loan. VERTIBLE — Good run­ EOE/AA. ble. Only experienced ning condition. $1950. Come and learn the advan­ and sell a wide range of consumer electronic pro­ Wonted to Rent 47 LEON CIESZYNSKI Never used. In box. $70. tages of.working for medi­ please. Manchester area. 742-9600, keep trying. ducts. Excellent earnings potential. Sales train­ EMPLOYMENT BUILDER — New homes, Call 643-6526. cal personnel pool. We Call 646-4964. ing program and strong company benefits are additions, remodeling, have openings on all shifts. provi^d. College background and prior experi­ OPPORTUNITIES TAPE RECORDER, MAZDA GLC, 1977 — We offer excellent pay and RESPONSIBLE NON rec rooms, garages, kit­ 15,000 miles on rebuilt ence helpful but not required. You may just be chens remodeled, ceil­ tapes In case. $20. Call benefits. We will be recmlt- the person we are looking for. Apply in person PART TIME INSER­ Business Opportunities 22 SMOKING ADULT — 647-1816. engine. $1950. Phone 643- ing on Sept. 26th, 1984 Edwards Food Warehouse In TER S N E E D E D — Must Seeks small efficiency or ings, bath tile, dormers, 4751 (6 to 8pm 1. weekdays 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.: roofing. Residential or from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the Msnchsstar, CT. is sxpsnding and now be over 18 years old. Coll one bedroom apartment CLEAN MATTRESS & H&R Block Office. Mar­ accspttng applications for part time posi­ 647-9946, 9am to 5om, ask by October 1st. Please commercial. 649-4291. 1982 HONDA PRELUDE - shall's Mall, 324 Broad St., AUTO PARTS DEALER­ Box spring tor double SOUNDS GREAT INC. tions In all departmsnts including: (or Bob. SHIP Available. Full or call Marcia at 528-1780 or bed. $40. Call 649-6989. Low miles. Excellent Manchester. Minchester GRACIOUS UVING 523-0545 after 5pm. 261 Broad St. • CashlBrs • Bakers part-time. Solid monthly Sparkling Garrison Colonial on a tree-shaded street. 8 ROBERT E. JARVIS — condition. Options. Origi­ Income. $2,995 required. rooms of living for the growing family. Wall to wall car­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Building & Remodeling SHETLAND Electric nal owner. $6400. Days M i«i Call For Manchester • NIta Stookara • Dalloatassan 646-1479; evenings 42V- Intanlaw Appolniniatil. 1-800-336-6014. peting over hardwood floors, all natural woodwork. Specialist. Additions, floor scrubber and pol­ how • Meat Clarks Clarks Family room plus lower level rec room. 18x32 Inground Roommates Wanted 48 garages, roofing, siding, isher. Very good condi­ 4473.______^ MEDICAL • Orooary Clarks • Produea Clarks RN'S pool. Call us for more details. $11.9,000. tion. $15. Call 643-5314. I HAVE A NEW aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa kitchens, bathrooms, re­ quickly PEISONNEL • Prash Pish • Maat Wrappers placement wlndows- 1969 CHRYSLER NEW­ Clarks • Sarvlea Clarka BUSINESS TO SHARE DUPLEX /doors. Call 643-6712. 24 ft. ALUMINUM POOL PORT — Engine needs NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED LPN's with two others on Coven­ and filter with fenced work. Many new parts. you can get Day and svsning shifts available. We of­ IN TOWN In Manchester Area Come and learn about the If the advantages of a try Lake. $330 monthly. walk around and sun Rebuilt transmission, fer competitive wage and benefits pro­ advantages of working for ground 8oor opportunity Utilities not Included. CARPENTRY AND RE­ deck. Call 649-8155 after carb, distributor. New extra caslv gram. Starting wages commensurate medical personnel pool. with a national, growth Days: 742-6880. MODELING SERVICES 6pm. recaps, oil pump. Call by selling No. School St. Lake St. with experience. We will train for any Must have 1 year full lime oriented company Inter- — Complete home re­ 643-1228. $99. experience. W e have open­ esta you, then you want to ••••••••••••••••••••••• pairs and remodeling. SEASONED CELEBRITY CIPHER Diane Dr. E. Middle Tpke. position. Apply In person to our store ings on all shifts. W a oftar talk to me now. with a CMBbilty Ophsr cryptogrDRW ara crMt«d from quotatton* by tanMMM paopla, pMt and praaanl. Quality work. Referen­ FIREWOOD-$100 cord, 1976 FORD LTD - Asking Each Mlar In ttw dplMT Btanda for anotbar. Tod^y’tduKlaqusdgK. Niles Dr. locstlon, 205 Spencer St., Manchester, excellent pay and benefits. Coll Toll Free VERY SPECIAL Services Offered 51 ces, licensed and Insured. Wetherell St. (MO) ta4-7H8 cut and split. Half cords $900. Call 644-0585 or 644- We will be recruiting on Contemporary home with maintenance-tree grounds. Coll 646-8165. 0036. Classified by CONNIE WIENER Benton St. Packard St. Wed., Sept 19th Sept. 20th, 1964 from 10 Op. 1701 Solid cedar construction, 8 rooms, 2'A baths, master and quarter cords also. 4 Invotimont ft.-You pick up. $40. 742- Branford St. Overland St. a.m. to 4 p.m. In the H&R bedroom with dressing room, lott study with balcony. All Ad. “ N R B I: W GWZC ZRAADZ CYOl PGWP Block Office, Marshall's $620.25 wall to wall carpeting throughout, loads »'°f*oe BRICKS, BLOCKS, 0193. 1975 VOLVO WAGON, (Secured by training and Golway St. Server St. Mall, 324 Broad St.. Man space. Must be seen. $162,900. STONE — Concrete. 245DL, power steering, Inventory) Rooflna/Sldlng GMBIDU NJWUDZO OPZYID SGOL PGDU No. Main St. Horace St. Chester. Chimney repairs. No lob power brakes, AM/FM, We cm neip yuu um,aine * too small. Call 644-8356. END R O U S alr, 'verv good condition. BWL'P GYP MLD WLMPGDZ." — HYKKU Kerry St. Summit St. "REALE ” PROFESSIONAL! $3500. 646-5570. Herald EdwanJs RESIDENTIAL CLEAN­ BIDWELL HDME Im­ 27'A width - 25 canto; North St. Cell 646-4525. end itk lor Oin. Henry St. When you call Classified ING — Personalized Ser­ provement Company — 13% width - 2 for 26 1980 PLYMOUTH FIRE Classified BWLLML. MEDICAL to place an ad, a friendly cento. M UST be picked Edward St. Harlan St. food warehouse D.F. REALE, INC. vice Is Our Specialty! Roofing , siding, altera­ ARROW - 5 speed, am » m PREVIOUS S O LU TIO N : "Rule One Is: Don't sweat the small stuff. Rule Tw o Is- FEISONNH Ad-VIsor will answer up at the Manchester cassette, excellent condi­ Ads Reaf Ef (ate Bonded and Insured. Call tions, additions. Same It's all small stuff." — Robert Eliot. A GOOD PLACE TO SHOP! your call and help you Herald Office BEFORE' tion. Call Ellen, 649-4727 word your ad for best I I I mtiD II.. aaK knlw . Cl. 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A 24 - MANCHt:STKR HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 19. 1984 Shamie win could mean change of course in Bay State

BOSTON (UPl) — RayShamie's chu.sctts Brahmins as Leverett during his lengthy and gracious through! it would help him. had better statewide name recog­ polls painted a rosy picture lor stunning landslide victory over Saltonstall, Prank Sargent and victory speech. ’ Shannon's campaign strategists, nition than Shannon, and focused President Reagan in Massaenu- Reagan sways crowds heavily favored Elliot Richardson John Sears. “ In Massachusetts, we love to who saw the fight with Lt. Gov. more on issues. In the final weeks. setts in November. Reagan in 1980 Play Jackpot Bingo! July 4 costs was a dramatic turning point not His overwhelming win after make history,” said Shamie. "And John Kerry primarily as one of Kerry latched on to the "war and became the first Republican to only for the conservative business­ being all but counted out early in tonight we celebrate a new begin­ name recognition, had been bank­ peace” issue. He claimed Shan­ carry Massachusetts since Dwight on Democratic turf man. but for the long-troubled the summer also indicates Massa­ ning for our party and a new ing on polls showing the congress­ non’s voting reversals on funding Eisenhower, but that result was $100 In prizes weekly can be lower Massachusetts Republican Party. chusetts, among the most liberal beginning for a two-party system man stronger among th^ more of the B-1 bomber and the MX distorted by the third party candi­ ShUmie, a self-made millionaire states in the nation for decades, in Massachusetts." committced voters — who would missile cast doubt about Shannon's dacy of Illinois Rep. John Ander­ page 7 ... today’s game on page 2 ... opinion, page 6 of poor beginnings who appealed to may be borne along in the The low turnout that helped be more of an influence in a small ability to vote properly on those son. Reagan must also win in a young and ethnic voters, thrashed conservative tide that seems to be Shamie. however, turned out to be turnout. issues. state where registered Democrats Richardson, a direct political sweeping the country. fatal for Democratic .Senate candi­ outnumber Republicans by an descendent of such liberal Massa- Shamie hit that theme hard date Jim Shannon, who had Kerry's strategists knew they Shamie's victory and and recent almost 4-1 margin.

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Sunday 1-4 p.m. We.stcrn dipomatie .sources said BEIRUT, Lebanon — A pro-Irunian British Ambassador David Miers also terrorist drove an cxplosivc'-laden was hurt in the lH>nibing. which set part truck through a hail of gunfire from of Ihe four-story U.S. Eniha.ssy build­ guards today, setting off a blast that ing on fire and caused extensive ■ rocked the new U.S. Embassy, killed at damage lo nearby buildings. EAST HARTFORD *66,500 least 23 people, including two Ameri­ Reagan said the truck crashed Great tittle starter or retirement home! Sparkling 4 room Ranch with completely re- cans, and injured dozens of others, through concrete barriers bill did not novated interior and exterior, including new plumbing, heating, roof and fenced In reports said. yard A real charmer Call for details 643>4060 hit the embassy biTore it exploded, Police said at least 20 Americans causing extensive damage lo the were among the dozens wounded, while outside of the building. He said there This gorgeous 9 room Contemporary Colonial Pentagon officials said 25 Americans were "some deaths" among U'banese rests on a 1 Vi acre wooded lot. A very private set­ were injured, including Ambassador employees. ting -for the 5 bedroom house that also contains Reginald Bartholomew. The truck "It was a white pickup truck with 3’/^ baths. Many extras included a greenhouse, 2 driver was shot and killed in the allack, forged American embassy license MANCHESTER official radio and military reports said. plates,” the rightist Christian militia "Almost 3 Acres” patios, 2nd floor deck off the master bedroom, In Washington, Assitant Secretary of Voice of Free 1.,4‘hanon said. 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"The cmba.s.sy guards fired al the REALTY WORLD® Frechette Associates being collected in a truck driven by Richard Labbe Murphy said he was satisfied that 73 West Center St. ' 750 Main St., Manchester disappointment last year, but this year has been a speeding car but it exploded only f r e e of Coventry, a farm hand for the Giglios. Story arfS? security at thej^nbassy was adequate. Manchester MARKET good season, said Leonard Giglio, a Bolton farmer. meters away from the building,” more pictures on page 11. / "We put very, very great attention to Beirut radio said. Bus: (2 b ’3 y 646-7709 REAL ESTATE SERVICES e v a l u a t io n the security.” REALTY WORLD. Each office independently owned and operated 223 East C«nt«r St.. Manch— ter 64»40g0 646-1511 . The broadcast said the driver of the The pro-Khomeini Islamic Jihad truck was fatally shot before the organization, in a telephone call lo a explosion. E N /' Teen home backers trying again Western news agency in Beirut, "Everything shook I can see black MANCHESTER claimed responsibility for the suicide smoke coming out from the area all attack, which severely damaged the around the embas.sy,” a I^ebanese MANCHESTER FOR SALE By Sarah E. Hall lihlliT'll. llliJ JLIIH.' PZC soon afterward, A public hearing is donations from the Kiwanis, Rotary and embassy although the building did not housewife said in a telephone inter­ Herald Reporter expected to follow. »• Unico Clubs of Manchester, Yavis said. collapse. Police estimated the truck view. "The blast was very strong. It ■The TLC group has been trying to break Though a promise of funding from public was packed with 330 pounds of burst my ears ... The explosion was After suffering an initial setback, a group explosives when it blew up outside the 156 E Center St bureaucratic ground for its project for school administrators fell through along very, very big.” seeking to set up a group home for troubled nearly two years. Supporters say Manches­ with the Olcott Street site, TLC members embassy in the Christian east Beirut The target of today's bomb attack Manchester teenagers in Manchester is ready to try ter teenagers with emotional or family say the financial outlook is still bright. The suburb of Awkar. was the recently opened Christian east again. problems are not adequately served — and Two weeks ago. a person identifying P foundation has been granted tax-exempt Beirut Embas.sy compound — set up The Transitional Living Center Founda­ need a local home which would prevent the status by the Internal Revenue Service and himself as a spokesman for the Islamic following threats lo American diplo­ t S t in s Q tion has revised a proposal to allow group trauma of being sent away to hospitals or approved under the neighborhood Assist­ Jihad warned of an attack on a U.S. mats and other officials in the Moslein Real Estate homes in residential areas. Three months out-of-town facilities. ance Program. installation. western half of the l.,ebancse cap^iaf. ago the Planning and Zoning Commission “ As soon as we havethe zoning regulation The attack on the emba.ssy. which It was officially opened Aug. 2, The 647-7653 rejected the original version as too vague. Before a home can be founded, the group opened just seven weeks ago, was the must get approval for a special zoning adopted, we ll begin actively looking for a west Beirut cmba.s.sy retains a skeleton Backers are hoping the current version piece of property,” Yavis said. third attack on a major U.S, installa­ staff with all llie U.S. diplomats moving passes and that a live-in center for eight amendment such as the one being dis­ tion in the Lebanese capital since April NEWER FURNACE cussed. Current regulations don’t mention The new TLC proposal calls for a to new living quarters in the Chri.stian boys and girls — aged 13 through 18 — maximum of eight teenagers, plus two 1983 and Islamic Jihad has claimed east. becoines a reality sometime before next — and so effectively forbid — special homes responsibility for all three. for troubled teenagers. "house-parents,” in each home, instead of The blast came 17 months after a summer. They have not yet earmarked a the original 10. It also adresses parking A casualty count compiled from Civil bomb in a truck destroyed most of the site. Similar homes for the mentally retarded Defense, Red Cross, and Udianesc Exceptionally nice new U&R contempo­ are already allowed in Manchester, how­ needs by calling for a minimum number of old U S. Embassy building on April 28, OFFICE TLC President John C. Yavis Jr. said two spaces, while the original version did police rescue teams added up lo 23 dead 1983, and killed al least 63 people — rary raised ranch, 3 - 4 bedrooms, main Wednesday that the new proposal has a ever. In addition, two homes for girls with and 71 wounded. Don’t rniss this chance to have your own of­ social or drug problems are located in not. including 17 Americans — and f joor family room, large dining room, many better chance of winning PZC approval The current version "really is quite a bit • "Most of the casualties are Lebanese wounded more than 100 others. fice building. Located at a super spot on Main than the old one "because it addresses, town: New Hope Manor on Hartford Road, — gathered outside the embassy's visa fine features. Choose your own carpeting. which received a zoning variance, and a more specific,” Yavis said. “ It talks about The Islamic Jihad, an Islamic Street, this 2 family house could be converted specifically, the concerns of the zoning floor areas, compliance with the town section,” a police source said. terrorist group loyal to Iran’s Ayatol­ Immediate occupancy. $139,000 commission.” state-run facility on Summit Street which is In Washington, President Reagan, to offices. The price is only *95,000. Call to­ exempt from town zoning rules. housing code.” aesthetic concerns, and lah Ruhollah Khomeini, claimed re­ day. “ I think they were concerned about other matters. Attorney Pat McCary wrote who was awakened at 5: .50 a m., .said sponsibility for the attacks last year on overcrowding and off-street parking,” But in early June, the zoning commission the new draft. Amba.s.sador Reginald Barthninmew the old embas.sy building and Marine Yavis said. As a result, the foundation’s rejected the TIX^ foundation's request for At a meeting of the Youth Services was slightly injured by the blast but peace-keeping headipiarters. current proposal calls for fewer residents permission to allow other teen homes. The Advisory Board on Monday, TLC Executive ED GORMAN and a minimum of two parking spaces at proposal was "too broad-sweeping” and did Director William Di Yeso asked the board lo any single home. U&R REALTY CO. not allow the PZC enough leeway to turn lend its support when the new proposal goes Associates “ Hopefully, the commission will recog­ down a special exception allowing one in a before the PZC. nize that this is something the town needs,” 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST Newer Roof, all carpeting to remain. Four bed­ particular site. PZC members said. "We tried too low-key it last time.” 643-2692 Yavis said. “ They have not opposed the Manchester native rooms, corner lot — are all plus's In this Aluminum Since that time, the TLC group has lost its DiYeso said. “ We didn't want a lot of people concept.” Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Sided, 6 room Colonial. Some owner financing option on an Olcott Street house it had to stand up and press the issue.” Now that The non-profit foundation will meet today 646-4040 available. Call for details.______$62,000.00 sought to buy — and had spent $1,000 and the foundation has a public forum, to finalize the proposed zoning amendment, dozens of volunteer hours to secure. members apparently feel a stronger stance dies in piane crash and Yavis said he hopes to submit it to the Most of that sum has since been repaid by 2 would be wise. Manehc.sler native Raymond Carey Bill Bus.sey, area representative for was killed late Wednesday morning Carey Industries, said Carey’s plane D. W. FISH REALTY CO. U.S. economists say when his single-engine airplane left Charlotte Wednesday morning nri-ti,, dropped short of an east Alabama headed for I.anett, where Wilcoxson 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon runway. was lo meet with representatives of i-.r:; Late Wednesday, federal inspectors West Point PepiM-rclle, a textile firm. rflilif'' 643-1591 872-9153 were sifting through the debris trying West Point is in Georgia, just across GNP growth is moderate to determine what caused the accident. the .state line from Lanett. Carey, 73, the founder and president of Officials said the plane made one a dye manufacturing company in 0 approach, but was forced to try again Bv Denis G. Gulino Danbury, was the pilot. His passenger because it was headed downwind The enthusiasm among consumers this In 1984 dollars the economy would grow and general sales manager, Carl United Press International summer. aircraft circled the airixirt for a second JUS'f LISTED! JUST LISTED! 6-6 percent in the third quarter, to $3,704 Wilcoxson of North Carolina, also died approach, but went down info the Drive by 110 Broad Street in Manchester and see this 6 Drive by 176 Jacques Lane in South Windsor and see Analysts blame the high level of interest trillion if the department's projections are in the crash. room Coioniai. 60's. this 0'/i room, 2V4 bath Coioniai. : LiBUMaai^ fi WASHINGTON - The nation’s gross rates and the fact that consumers finally woooded area, flipi>ed and exploded realized. Witnesses said the Mooney 610 plane, just short of the runway. national product is expanding at a moder­ satisfied most of their needs postponed ate 3.6 percent annual rate in the current The slowing of the economy and the after mi.ssing its first approachi Clyde Sorrells, who owns a lawn during the last recession. presumption that it will bring interest rates crashed and burned in a wooded area July-September quarter, about half its The slowdown is likely to encourage Wall mower repair shop near Itw airport, growth in the second quarter, the govern­ down could also influence the value of the about 10 a.m. CDT less than a mile from said he and some friends were out In the Street as well as Third World borrowers dollar on foreign exchange markets the Lanett Municipal Airport runway in "■“'W'WS'."'” ment said today. yard when one of the men noticed the that interest rates must come down. although analysts are not sure how long that Alabama. The projection by government econo­ But it also signals a slowdown in job plane descending and asked where the- could take. Chambers County Chief Deputy Greg nearest airport was. mists, based on about half the economic creation and suggests that the unemploy­ data for the quarter, did not include the The administration has assumed GNP Ixivelace said the bodies of the men "I said. Right over there.’ And he ment rate, at 7.5 percent forthreeof the last will grow 4.5 percent in the third quarter were found inside the plane. Witnesses Spectacular effects of the United Auto Workers strike four months, is not going to experience any said. Well, that one’s going to land. against General Motors. and 4.2 percent in the fourth. said the plane remained in one piece, Then we saw it go down into the trees Manchester 185,000 further dramatic improvement. despite crashing in a wooded area. If the strike continues until the end of the The jobless rate is the same as when and .some smoke started coming up.” quarter. Sept. 30, the economic growth rate The two men were flying to Alabama Sorrells said. President Reagan took office but the on business, a spokeswoman for Carey JUST LISTED! JUST LISTED! Here’s the Coloniarof your dreams! It was could slip further to about 3.3 percent, the "It came down ... circled around, cut number of people looking for work, 8 5 Industries told the Manchester Herald Drive by 74 Thomas Drive in Manchester and see this 6 Drive by S2 Lawton Road In Manchester and see this 9 designed bv Collis Goslee, who specializes Movc-in Condition i I Commerce Department said. million, is up by 500,000. off and picked back up,” one of the men room Ranch priced at »82,900. room raised ranch priced for immediate sale In the 80's. in Colonial homes. There are so many The report on the value of all the Inside Today this morning. She de.scribed Carey, watching the plane’s flight said. "Then The report said inflation throughout the who founded the company 20 years ago! extra special features, it’s impossible to South Windsor 112,900 country's goods and services showed a economy, not just for consumers, is I heard a big bump.” list them all, but it’s located in a beautiful revised growth rate of 7.1 percent in the 20 pages. 2 sections as "a very lovable man” whose death "The plane looked lo me like it just BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. expected to run at a 2.9 percent rate in the left his employees in shock. neighborhood and it sits on a lot enhanced A custom ranch in a desirable neighbor­ second quarter, slightly less than the 7.6 third quarter, less than the second dropped down, " .said Sorrells, who REALTORS percent last'reported. A dvice...... 12 Obituaries...... lo Carey graduated from Manchester helped smother the flames around the by beautiful hedges, maples and oaks. hood. 3 baths, 2 fireplaces and a beautiful quarter's 3.3 percent. Bingo ...... 2 Opinion ...... 6 189 W E ST C E N T E R S T R E E T landscape make this house worth check­ But most striking was the contrast High School in 1929 High school aircraft. "It didn’t cut out the top of There are four bedrooms and an inlaw The 3.6 percent increase in the GNP is Classified...... 18-20 Peopletalk ...... 2 records show he went on to attend Tufts (Cornar of McKm ) 1 S | ing in to. between the first and second half of the Com ics. trees. It didn’t tear up nothing." apartment, making it great for the large after adjustment for inflation. In 1972 Spo rts...... 15-17 University. He leaves his wife, Albina, 646-2482 ^ family. Call for a list of features.______year. The economy roared ahead far above dollars that would take the value of all Entertainment.....13 Television. Deputy Lovelace said Federal Avia­ average in the first half, at an 8.8 percept Lottery...... 2 Weather...... ^2 two sofis, one daughter, and three tion Administration agents from Bir­ goods and services to $1,653 trillion in the grandchildren, according to the Carey ai^ual rate, only to run into a sudden loss of third g^arter, at an annual rate. mingham are investigating the cause Industries spokeswoman. • of the crash.