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MHS wins; irezhnev speech Men, women: BUSINESS East loses puzzles West iowthey differj ’New'bonds flood the marketplace ...page 14 ...page 4 ... page 11
Drawbacks of the "goose eggs” : you are placing your some of the price risk out of tax-free bonds. In the So many new types of bonds are being created to en faith in the ability of the issuer to repay, perhaps 30 “floater,” it’s the interest rate that fluctuates— weekly tice your savings dollar these days that the old- years from now. Also, if you have to cash in earlier, you — but the principal is locked in. Many of these bonds are fashioned bond — with its fixed rate of coupon interest Your take a chance on the price you will get in the "secon issued by local governments to finance pollution control Partfy sunny, Manchester, Conn. and its simple, stated maturity rate — is starting to facilities and similar local improvements. How good dary” market. You could take a beating unless you hold Monday, Sept. 27, 1982 appear as out of style as a mustache cup. M oney's the bonds to due date. they are depends on the credit rating of the issuer. cool Tuesday The innovative investment products arc designed for • Zero coupon insured (certificates of deposit). This is . - m • Treasury Investment Growth Receipts. This is an - See page 2 Single copy 25<( mass appeal — to reach the audience of small investors W orth ingenious form of zero-coupon investment invented by another kind of debt instrument that doesn’t pay regular that has been putting millions into money market funds. Sylvia Porter Merrill Lynch. The receipt is similar to buying a share interest, but is sold at a discount rate to reflect interest Irralh Before you invest, though, I plead with you to discuss in U.S. government bonds. But instead of receiving any to maturity. your move with a knowledgeable, skeptical adviser in interest, you buy the growth receipt at a discount to The big attraction of these CDs is that, though sold by whom you have trust. You can choose: brokers, they are deposits at commercial banks and it accumulates, even though you don't receive a penny reflect the interest and principal you will get if you hold • Zero coupon bonds. These arc bonds that pay no in the receipt to maturity. thus are federally insured up to $100,000. terest. Instead, the’bond is sold at a very deep discount until the bond actually matures. You can minimize the How many of these instruments will still be around in tax penalty, however, by buying “goose eggs” for an The giant brokerage firm has set up the TIGR so you and is redeemed at full face value at maturity date. The can pick your choice of maturities for virtuaily any a decade? I plead, with you again: “Caveat Emptor,” interest rate is figured into the discount. Zero coupons IRA or Keogb retirement account, where taxes are Let the Buyer (You) Beware! defferred until vou retire, presumably to a lower tax term over the next 29 years. As an iiiustration, say you (nicknamed “goose eggs" I issued by corporations carry want a college fund of $56,000 for a child in 18 vears You (Save money every day! Sylvia Porter’s Financial maturities ranging from six to 10 years. Typical cost, at bracket. can buy $6,400 of TIGR’s to grow to pay $14,000 a year for Almanac for 1983 is a comprehensive desk calendar and Israelis withdraw; recent interest rates, might bo $250 for a $1,000 bond due • Tax-free zero coupon bonds. These bonds have the consumer handbook featuring Porter’s best money .same function as other zero coupons, but are issued by four years starting in the year 2000. The annuai income in around 10 years, dr $520 for a $1,000 bond carrying the is taxable as it is earned from now until the maturity saving advice and tips for organizing your budget. Send shorter maturity. municipal authorities and thus are exempt from federal $8.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial tax. For instance, Virginia Housing Development date. But you can minimize that disadvantage by giving Attractions of zero coupon bonds are the low initial the receipts to your child under the Gifts to Minors Act. Almanac in care of the Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, cost and the fact that the interest rate and the total yield Authority has zeroes due Sept, 1, 2014. A $1,000 bond sold Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal for only $20, to yield compound interest of 12.58 percent • Floating rate municipal bonds. These bonds were to maturity is set in advance and will not, fluctuate. A designed by the E.F. Hutton brokerage firm to take Press Syndicate.) disadvantage is that the interest is taxable each year as over 30 years — tax-free. Italians in Beirut By Philip Williams ^They should be out of all Beirut. whom may go ashore ’Tuesday or -fit ------Says U.S. on 'thin edge' United Press International The president of Lebanon said so, Wednesday and take control of Brief and we’re going in at the request of Beirut airport — were anchored Israeli forces airlifted troops and the Lebanese government,” offshore. equipment out of Beirut today as Defense Secretary Caspar'" .. ’The deployment of the trinatiohal Doctor picked U.S. Marines, waited offshore for a Weinberger said on NBC’s “Today” peace-keeping forces. Including the Eve A. Klipstein, M.D. of 53 Montclair Drive, is Banker-novelist disaster complete withdrawal from ' key show. But he said the Israelis had Marines, has been delayed since last .the new assistant' ' areas. But 460 Italian peace-keeping agreed to pull out of “limited” areas week by the continued Israeli medical director of troops wearing plumed helmets this week. presence in the Lebanese capital. i f - - marched ashore. Weinberger said Sunday an agree The 460 Italians came ashore and insurance medicine experience. at Connecticut By LeRoy Pope Lebanese President Amin ment “in principle’’ has been marched past a lone Israeli unit to The MBA’s are the worst offenders against American reached with Israel to allow 800 join 700 other Italian troops General Life In United Press International society, he said. “They have absolutely no idea of what Gemayel was reportly planning a surance Co. in the in trip to the United States and Europe Marines to come ashore “with any quartered at schools near the air NEW YORK (UPI) — An investment banker turned they’re doing and don’t understand the businesses luck, Tuesday or Wednesday.” port in the south. dividual financial they’re in because they got into business school without to promote his plan for the removal novelist says the United States is becoming a nation of of all foreign troops — Israeli, U.S. envoy Philip Habib arrived in ’The independent newspaper Al services division badly educated persons living on illusions and ever having held a real job.” Dr. Kl.ipstein Syrian and Palestinian guerrillas — Amman, Jordan for talks with King Nahar said Gemayel, who took of “trembling on the thin edge” of disaster. The result of the MBA’s influence, he said, “Is that we Hussein on FTesident Reagan’s Mid brings to Connecticut function in this country by assumption, not reality.” from Lebanon. fice as Lebanon’s seventh president General 12 years of Michael M. Thomas is the author of two popular In Israel, the celebration of Yom dle East peace plan which calls for a last week, wanted to address the experience in the novels about business, the current “Someone Else’s THOMAS’ INTEREST in art began as a teenager Kippur — the Day of Attonement — Palestinian self-government linked United Nations in New York and Hartford area. She Money,” and “Green Monday.” and developed at Yale. When he graduated he got a job stopped all activity after a week of with Jordan in the Israeli-occupied hoped to stop over in Washington, On the subject of “trembling on the thin edge,” he has recently served at the New York’s Metropolitan Museum. He stayed two public outcry over the massacre of West Bank; the state-run Jordanian Rome and Paris. as a staff physician said he is worried about “the simultaneous proliferation Palestinians in Israeli-occupied news agency PETRA said. Shortly before the 25-hour Yom of 'street people' and of limousines with dark window^s years, then realized he would have to find something a t Blue Hills that paid better and Robert Lehman offered him a job. Beirut. Almost 100 Israeli Hercules Kippur holiday began at sundown Hospital in Hartford you can't see through... They remind me of the In Tel Aviv Sunday, the Israeli ' transport aircraft and helicopters Sunday, two Israeli Cabinet carriages of the French aristocracy rumbling through He showed much the same aptitude for investment and the American military command said all Israeli reportedly landed at Beirut airport members ^ id they would propose at the countryside in 1789 with curtains drawn just before banking as his father and was made a Lehman partner School for the Deaf before he was thirty. troops would pull out of west Beirut through the night, taking out Israeli the weekly Cabinet meeting in West Hartford. the revolution that took them all to the guillotine.” by Wednesday, four days later than troops and heavy equipment out of Tuesday a full-scale investigation As for being badly-educated, he says we've forgotten Among the deals he handled for Lehman was putting A graduate of together the $4(X) miliion financing for Disneyland. He what had first been reported by the city. into the massacre of Palestinians in Smith College and Eve Klipstein our debt to our history, and we live on illusions because Israel radio. About 1,800 U.S. Marines — 800 of west Beirut two weeks ago. we live in an era dominated by public relations and also was account executive for Ashland Oil, Pennzoil th e New York and Schenley Industries, the distillers. Later he became University of Medicine, Dr. Klipstein is also the gossip columns and fascination with celebrities. This adds up, he says, to a society that cares for a senior vice president of Burnham & Co. vice president of the American Medical Women's In 1973 he went in business for himself as a consultant Association, Connecticut Chapter. She is a member nothing but money and is riding for a big fall if things don't change. and divided his time between New York and Dallas. of the board of directors of the Hartford County His amusements are gold and hiking and he used to be District EAAT plan is Medical Association, the Manchester Medical THOM.AS CAME to novel writing from a variegated crazy about surf fishing. His other hobby is collecting Association, Connecticut State Medical Society and career. He has been a curator of New York's first editions. He has a fine of collection of Evelyn American Medical As.sociation. Metropolitan Museum of Art and an executive of Waugh first editions. Connecticut General is a company of the CIGNA Lehman Bros., the international investment house. He ■ He had writing in mind very early. Among authors he Corp, which was formed with the merger of served as a director of Twentieth Century Fox Film admits have influenced him are Dickens, Trollope, Connecticut General and INA corporations. Corp. until Daryl Zanuck kicked him off the board for Dreiser and Waugh. He intends to stick to novels about unacceptable to panel objecting to raising Zanuck's salary in a year when the the business world and says he believes it’s a field he studio didn't do well. He has been a part owner of the UPI photo can mine indefenitely. He says his next novel will be Los Angeles Rams and he has owned a classical music about the media businesses. By Raymond T. DeMeo pond to an emergency faster than Manchester Memorial Hospital Durand graduates MICHAEL M. THOMAS store. He currently is a partner in a firm making He has stepped on a lot of toes in the business world Herald Reporter the town’s paramedics. “’They need Assistant Administrator William Loris Durand ,!r. has just graduated from Career helicopter components in Texas, . . . Americans "living on Illusions" since he became a novelist with sharp remarks in his more data to back up their es Abbott. Abbott declined to discuss, Success School at He has been married three times and has five writings like “the invetment banking business ’The Eighth District’s plan to train timates of response times,” - said the substance of the meeting, but Metropolitan Life In children, ranging in age from 16 to 25. The two older deteriorate. For example, I can’t see any valid excuse exists only to support itself and will change its moral 15 of its volunteer emergency Goodwin. said the hospital hasn’t changed its surance Co.'s home boys are what is known as “Irish Twins,” born only 10 for the way the steel industry was allowed to go to the posture 100 percent from one year to the next in order to medical technician firefighters as • ’There’s no legal authority for a position on the district’s plan. office in Warwick, months apart. devil.” ' do so.” He particularly dislikes the Wall Street morality EMT-intermediates Is "not accep plan like the district’s. State Health Goodwin said there are two R.I. “When 1 graduated from Yale, I was pushing them What he cherishes most about his father is that he was that says, “If we don’t do it someone else will and we table” in its present form, Cressy Department regulations allow the ways the district could revise its Durand of 51 Dover around the campus in a big pram,” he recalls. His first immune to the kind of illusions and nonsense that might as well get the million bucks.” Goodwin, executive director of the formation of paramedic services, plan to make it acceptable to the Road, completed an wife, the mother of the near twins, was Brooke Michael thinks dominate American society today. North Central Connecticut and permit ambulance services to HIS FEELING that we Americans have forgotten our council, both of which, Landers in intensive program Hayward, daughter of famed actress Margaret Sullivan “Dad was one of the most important bankers in the Emergency Medical Services (Coun provide advanced emergency debt to our history was reinforced recently when he took dicated, are unacceptable to the dis dealing with various and Broadway producer and agent Leland Hayward. She country but he practically never looked at the Wall cil, said today. medical service. But the district is his younger daughter on a vacation in Italy. While there, trict. Herald photo by Pinto insurance coverages wrote the best seller “Haywire” . Street Journal or, any oth^T financial paper. The papers According to Goodwin, there are not an ambulance service and it’s he did some reflective studying of Italian society and One alternative would be for the including Life, Acci Although he was reared mainly in New York and he bought on the way to work were the Daily News and four things wrong with the district’s not training paramedics, so its decided that, in spite of many disadvantages and district to affiliate its EMT- dent, Health and graduated with high honors from Yale, he is of southern the Racing Form. But he read good books voraciously. application, which the regional EMS program falls between the Rainy wreck problems, the Italian social structure works better in intermedlates with the Ambulance Property and Casual extraction. His father was from Fort Worth, Tex., and He was home most evenings by 6 o’clock and was con council must approve b^ore it can regulatory cracks. many ways than American society does right now, Service of Manchester, the ty insurance. his mother from Magnolia, Ark. His parents were temptuous of executives who insisted on putting in long be implemented; A regional EMS council represen control. The truck skidded up Into the me mainly because the Italians still are true to their emergency medical service Here’s what can happen to a tractor-trailer This additional in separated when he was three and he spent part of his hours for the sake of appearances.” - • ’The mayor hasn’t endorsed It. tative met with district firefighter historic origins and moral traditions to a remarkable provider endorsed by Penny. cab if Its driver loses control on a rainy mdr- dian and flipped over, crushing the cab. struction will enable childhood in California with his mother and stepfather. His father made banking decisions by knowing people, The regiohal EMS council requires Thomas Landers last week to dis degree. ning while driving through Bolton notch. SIgel received minor Injuries and was Durand to continue He didn't really begin to know his father, Joseph A. not on the basis of slide-rule calculations, he says. that applications for advanced cuss problems with the district plan. The other would be for the district On the contary, he says, contemporary American Police said the truck was moving westbound treated and released from Manchester his development as a Thomas, who was a legendary figure in New York's lifesaving teams include a letter of Landers said he’ll work With the dis to find a private physician who society and American government are becoming in Memorial Hospital. successful career banking world, until the elder Thomas came home from WHAT MIKE THOMAS didn’t like about his father approval from the chief elected of trict EMS subcommittee to revise would agree to assume the risks and at about 45 mph, around 5 a.m. when the creasingly ersatz. He- blames much of this on the self- multi-line sales wartime service in the Pacific. was the old gentleman’s extreme rightwing political ficial of the town they serve. The the plan. responsibilities of sponsoring the driver, Dennis SIgel, 41, of New York, lost Jf' centered activity of professional politicians and thinks it representative. ■/ views. “He used to call The New York Times the ‘up district has argued that Gordon Landers met Friday with district’s program. JOSEPH THOMAS spent around 45 years with would be a good idea to curb the professionals’ influence L),u rand is town Daily Worker.’” Lassow, president of the district Loris Durand Jr. Lehman Bros, and masterminded many of the greatest by limiting tenure in elected office to one or at most two employed at His father wa? graduated from Harvard Business board of directors, is its chief deals the big Wall .Street house executed. School. Mike Thomas says he would like to shut down terms. Metropolitan Life's Middletown District Office. elected official. But Goodwin said Mike Thomas admired his father and cherishes his Harvard and all the rest of the university business Finally he climbed far out on a limb and predicted that since the district lacks a health memory but says “I resent the way my father's genera schools for ten years unless they agree to take no that history’s verdict on Ronald Reagan will be that he Buried kidnap tion allowed the economy and society of this country to department and a police force, students who have not had at least five years of work was the worst president the country ever had. Mayor Stephen T. Penny has ul Seminar slated timate responsibility for "the town’s health and safety,” and HARTFORD— A seminar for women supervisors United Technologies' bid fails should approve the plan. But Penny and administrative assistants will be presented on has already designated the town’s Sept, 29, and .30 by The University of Connecticut victim rescued paramedic system as the town’s “Management Skills for Women Supervisors & provider of emergency medical Administrative Assistants, " a two-day program, assistance. will be presented at the Hotel Sonesta here. Allied agrees to buy Bendix • It has no sponsor hospital. The Speaker is Elizabeth Byrne Adams, professor of district has asked both Manchester management at -George Washington University. Memorial Hospital and Saint Fran after 3 days Registration information may be obtained from cis Hospital to help train its. EMT- Management Development Programs, University By Gary Klott Marietta’s outstanding shares and the promise of two Agee said he was “pleased and enthusiastic about this intermediates, but neither has com of Connecticut. Box U-56D, Storrs, 06268; telephone UPI Business Writer seats on the Marietta board. agreement” which will “financially benefit our mitted Itself to do so. And no CONROE, Texas (UPI) — A man Young Baucom suffered Texas 486-3234. NEW YORK (UPI) — A peace treaty ending the most Allied signed a 10-year “standstill” agreement with remaining shareholders — over 40 percent of whom are hospital has agreed to take on the buried 3 feet underground in a fire-ant bites all over his body and bizarre corporate takeover battle in Wall Street history Marietta restricting its right to vote or sell the shares or our employees, preserve the basic integrity of our firm duties of sponsor, which include coffin-like box said he had plenty of the skin was scraped off his arms was approved Friday with Allied Corp. agreeing ,to acquire additional Marietta shares. and give us participation in an outstanding company making sure the EMT- time to think while waiting five days where he tried to turn in the 8-foot- S(^uire Bendix Corp. and Martin Marietta being The peace treaty was approved by the boards of direc dedicated to many of the same principles guiding Ben intermediates receive training and for his father to pay kidnappers $75,- long, 3-foot-wide and 18-inch-high Investments granted its independence. tors of all three companies, but the Allied-Bendix dix.” monitoring their progress once they 000 in ransom. wood box, his father said. The box ’’ United Technologies, fourth participant and an ally of merger is subject to approval by Allied and Bendix United Technologies, which entered a $1.5 billion bid are trained. “Time goes by very slowly when was buried in a remote Elast Texas Investment prices courtesy of Advest Inc, are as Marietta, was not included in the peace negotiations and shareholders. for Bendix as an ally of Marietta, said, “We stood by . • TTie district can’t prove that its you are buried in a box,” said oil field 3 feet in the ground. of 3 p m Friday apparently gets nothing out of the settiement. It will cost Marietta about $917 million to buy back its Marietta all the way knowing their objective was to re EMT-intehnediate teanu will res- Michael Baucom, 21. “You think Authorities said Baucom was Price Change The truce came four weeks after Bendix — which shares from Bendix while receiving about $862 million main independent” and “we are pleas^ that our friends about everything down there. I forced to take air through a inch Friday this week started the takeover squabble — made its hostile $1.7 from Bendix for the Bendix shares it owns. have achieved their objective.” designed a much better box when I plastic pipe to survive. Besides the Advest Group Inc 13V4 up % billion attempt to acquire' Marietta which fought back Agee, 44, emerges as the big loser in the Allied-Bendix United, whose bid had been bogged down in an an was in there. water, he was given half a loaf of Acmat 6' 1 dn V i with its own $1.5 billion counter-takeover drive to merger. Agee’s name became familiar as a result of his titrust review, ^ id iLwould-have noTurthercomment- tnBide^oday “All you do is think. You wonder bread, which he did not eat. Aetna------36^-2' ^up-% “swallowrup Bendix: ^ ^ggressive takeovei“attempts-and his much-publicized"T)n its^ an s, if anv until it has reviewed details of the -why people-have to do that-to-get - The Montgomery_County sheriff’s CBT Corp 25 dn % Under terms of the agreement. Allied, the giant romance with former Bendix executive Mary Cun- agreements. ahead. It’s a pretty cheap and easy deputies arrested three suspects in Colonial Bancorp 13% dn % chemicai and oil concern based in Morristown, N.J., ningham who is now his wife. Ms. Cunningham United intended to acquire Bendix's automotive and 20 pages, 2 sections way to get ahead,” a glassy-eyed the kidnapping. First Bancorp 23% up % would acquire Bendix for nearly $2 billion in a securities reportedly participated in some of the latest takeovfr industrial operations and sell the aerospace-electronics Advice ...... 12 and battered Baucom said Sunday. Charged with aggravated kidnap swap valued at $85 a share. strategy sessions and negotiations. Although the Hartford National 25% up U/s parts of Bendix to Marietta. Area to w n s...... y ...... 7 . Authorities made three arrests, ping in Santa Fe were: Timothy Bendix would become a wholly-owned subsidiary of Harvard-educated Agee will become president of Allied Hartford Steam Boiler 36% unch The truce came after two days of negotiations Business..«/— .20 but searched for a former employee Michael Connelly, 19, of Biloxi, Ingersoll Rand 36% . . dn 4% Allied with William Agee becoming president of Allied and remain chairman and chief executive of Bendix, he breaking the “Mexican standoff” between Bendix and C3assifled....<.L-;...... 18-19 Herald photo by Savista at the senior Baucom’s electrical Miss.; Mark Oler, 21, of Oklahoma, J.C.Penney 44% up % and retaining his titles as chairman and chief executive will no longer have the stature of a chief executive of a Marietta, each of which owned a large chunk.of stock in OntniDi 8 store in LaMarque, Texas. TTiey (hometown unknown) and Deborah Lydall 8% unch of Bendix. Bendix headquarters ar^ to remain in major independent company. Marietta President the other. said the man was a key suspect in Williams, 29, of Humble, Texas. Sage Alien 7% unch Southfield, Mich. Thomas Pownall said, “We welcome this resolution of Each company faced legal restraints preventing one Congresswoman campaigns In town the bizarre kidnap scheme. Each was held in lieu of $100,000 SNET 48% up % Marietta would sell to Bendix the 48 percent of Bendix the episode that began a month ago with the unsolicited from voting the shares of its newly acquired stock to Obituaries ...... 10 Baucom said his kidnappers gave bond. 22% V s stock it acquired this week and Bendix — which tender offer by Bendix for control of Martin Marietta.” oust the other’s board of directors — a move necessary Travelers up ...... * Congresswoman Barbara B. Kennelly at the Democratic Town Committee picnic him 2 liters of water, which ran out The fourth man was named in an United Tech 48% dn % acquired 70 percent of Marietta’s shares — would sell Edward Hennessey Jr., chairman of Allied, said to exercise effective control. Tuesday. He said he lost about 12 P|^****'*‘ ...... • (center), shares a laugh with Democratic Saturday. Mrs. Kennelly, who appeared at arrest warrant as Ronald White, 38. First Ct. Bancorp 28>A up 2 the bulk of those back to Marietta which plans to place “Bendix has many fine businesses and particularly its pounds, but his father, Benny He apparently escaped on foot while Gold N.Y. 413.00 dn 20.00 them in its corporate treasury. aerospace electronics, group that will complement Jerkey, or jerked beef, is a corruption of the Chilean ...... ^ o Town Chairwoman Dorothy Brindamour the picnic just long enough to sweep through . Baucom, described him as “in good deputies rescued Baucom. He Finast Supermarkets 71/2 up 2>/4 The remainder of the Marietta shares acquired by Allied’s electrical and electronic components and infor word “charqui,” meat cut into strips and dried in the raeviaion ...... » (right) and husband Theodore Brindamour, and shake everybody’s hand, is seeking her physical shape. That’s what saved Bendix would be held by Allied, giving it 39 percent of mation system’s core businesses.” sun. while Kennelly aide James Quigley looks on. first full term In Washington. him.” Please turn to page lU '
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lowest « budget hurts cities In Florida tornado TEMPEnATUWEE 40 40 MIAMI WASHINGTON (UPI) - Two-thirds of By United Press International —H, the nation’s cities — many of them in the CDBG again? economically depressed Frost Belt — L ~T A tornado swooped across southern lose more money every time military 60' 'SJ' 0 Florida, killing one person and injuring spending is increased because of unequal UPI WEATHER I OTOCAST seven others. Heavy rains from the rem By Paul Hendrie of construction of a kind of housing tax burdens, a new study says. that is likely to be more costly to the The study, released Sunday, examines nants of Hurricane Olivia triggered Herald Reporter floods and mudslides in California and community, in the long run. It was the impact of defense spending on the ah economic cost-benefit issue that Utah that forced more than 500 people It’s too early to tell whether new nation's 266 major metropolitan areas in was the concern of many people. from their homes. Weather guidelines the Reagan administra part of a series by Employment tion has proposed for the Communi Research Associates of Lansing, Mich., Torrential rain in the Sierra Nevada “ I DON’T really know what the caused a small earthern dam to burst, ty Development Block Grant impact would be, because you would a private economic research firm. program could make that program The study, based on 1980 figures from sending 6 inches of water down the north have to look at how HUD inter fork of Bishop Creek near Bishop, Calif. acceptable to Manchester again. preted that proposal,” said attorney the Tax Foundation and government That’s the consensus of several statistics, compares the “tax burden” of U.S. Forest Service spokesman Brian Today’s forecast Dominic J. Squatrito, who led Miller said Sunday conditions were the people who were involved in’Uie Manchester’s successful defense eacn Standard Metropolitan Statistical Today occasional rain possibly some thunderstorms. town’s controversial withdrawal in Area — the government’s term for major worst he’d seen [in 12 years, but the from discrimination charges. “It’s broken dam was not the major problem. Highs 65 to 70. Easterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Tonight par 1979 from the p ogram. ’They added not as simplistic as it looks. urban centers' — with Defense Depart tial clearing with patchy fog. Lows in the 50s. Winds that it is doubtful the town would get ment expenditures in each area. “The big problem is that we’ve had “It addresses some of the major two or three days of rain that has light southwest. Tuesday partly sunny. Highs around 70. involved in the Department of "Two-thirds of the metropolitan areas Light southwest winds. Housing and Urban Development sentiments in Manchester that there brought flood conditions in general,” was too much bureaucratic control of the United States suffer an increasing UPI photo program again without letting net loss of tax dollars every time the Miller said. “We’re talking about steep from HUD. Whether or not this will country. It goes from 3,000-4,(X)0 feet to townspeople decide in a referen military budget is increased,” said the dum. clarify it and allow the town to have about 12,0(X) feet very quickly and the Extended outlook more autonomy, I really don’t know report titled “Bankrupting American Today in history The Reagan administration has Cities". constant rain has just soaked the ground yet.” Extended outlook for New England Wednesday proposed ending requirements that “Of the 266 metropolitan areas.in the German troops advance around street cars on the outskirts of Warsaw and it’s running off.” Nearly 3 inches of rain drummed through Friday: towns receiving the block grants Raymond Norko, the executive United States, 176 have a net loss in their on Sept. 27,1939. After 19 days of resisting heavy air raids and ertlllery Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair director of the Legal Aid Society of balance of payments with the Pen bombardment, the Polish capital surrendered. Brigham City in Utah, setting off rock spend 75 percent of the funds on Wednesday and Thursday. Chance of showers Friday. projects affecting low and Hartford County and the attorney* tagon,” it said. and mudslides in canyons east of Salt l.ake City. Runoff closed U.S. Highway Daytime high temperatures in the 60s Wednesday, 70s moderate-income families. who led the case against “This situation means the federal Thursday and Friday. Overnight lows in the upper 40s to Manchester voters decided in Manchester, criticized the ad government acts as a giant siphon 89 north of Ogden. Killer tried FAA honors mid 50s. April 1979 to pull out of the program ministration proposal as a blow to funneling tax money out of 176 In southern Florida Pat Godwin, 53, to surrender? was killed when a tornado chewed into a Vermont: Fair Wednesday and Thursday. A chance of after town officials sparred with civil rights. metropolitan areas into those which three In crash showers Thursday night into Friday. Highs in the 60s to HUD officials over “strings at have large military bases or very high rural section north of U.S. 98 in “I think it’s a typical Reagan NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) - NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The Federal Okeechobee County. Winds destroyed 70. Lows 45 to 55. tached” to the grant. military contracts,” said Dr. James Maine, New Hampshire: Generally fair Wednesday proposal and I’m inalterably op Anderson of Michigan State University, Vernal Walford, a Jamaican who killed a Aviation Administration honored two eight house trailers and one house on a 4- Eventually, the federal govern posed to it,” said Norko. “What that 9-year-old boy in Florida threie weeks and Thursday. Chance of showers Friday. Highs in the author of the study. pilots and one passenger over the inile strip of land, causing an estimated ment and legal aid attorneys means is the swimming pools and According to the report, every major after his 1974 release from a state men weekend for the Feb. 21, 1982 crash $200,(XX) damage. 60s to low 70s. Lows in the 40s. representing three low-income the sewers that the more pressure- tal hospital, may have tried to turn Manchester women sued the town, industrial state except California has landing of a flaming Pilgrim Airlines prone areas of the community want Her^ild photo by Tarquinlo more metropolitan areas that lose than himself in to immigration authorities as commuter plane onto a Rhode Island charging the withdrawal was will get the money, at the expense of those that gain as a result of military an illegal alien before the slaying, in reservoir, saving 11 of 12 people aboard. Long Island Sound motivated by racism. MIA relatives The town successfully defended the poor.” spending. vestigators have discovered. Capt. Thomas N. Prinster of North Home on Hartford Road A special state panel investigating the Kingstown, R.I., copilot Lyle Hogg of National Weather Service forecast for Long Island itself, after a long and costly trial. ROBERT A. Faucher, chairman circumstances surrounding Walford’s Groton, Conn., and passenger Harry see progress Sound to Watch Hill and Montauk Point: of the Human Relations Commis STATE SEN. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Two of the teenage residents of New Hope Manor show one Qf niversary Saturday afternoon. Teenage girls who have been New Right release and the murder of Arnold Zelez- Polychron of East Lyme, Conn., were Small craft advisory is in effect today for easterly sion and a leader in the fight to stay - BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - Four winds 20 to 30 knots becoming southeast at the same Manchester, who as a town director their brightly decorated bedrooms to Vivian Fox, one of the drug or alcohol abusers undergo up to a year of Intensive nlk of Philadelphia will reconvene Oct. 4 honored Saturday at a pilots seminar in Americans emerged today from two in the CDBG program, spid he in tatters to examine the new evidence. speeds this afternoon. Southwest at 10 to 15 knots was one of the leading opponents to thought the program was fine as it founders of the rehabilitation center. A number of visitors counseling and schooling during their stay at the manor. New Haven. weeks of searching for relatives in caves continued participation in the CDBG State Sen. Patricia McGovern, D- tonight. Visibility 1 to 3 miles or less today in rain and was. toured the manor, at 48 Hartford Road, to celebrate Its 10th an WASHINGTON (UPI) - On the crisp, The two pilots literally were on fire and jungles in Indochina, convinced they program, said the administration’s Lawrence, chairman of the special com when they landed the plane. One of the 12 fog and in patchy fog tonight. Periods of Min today, sunny day when Ronald Reagan was in made progress with the communists cloudy tonight and partly sunny Tuesday. A «rage wave proposal would appear to remove mittee, said over the weekend there is people aboard died from smoke inhala toward a full accounting of lost U.s. augurated in January 1980, surrounded evidence Walford contacted immigration heighU 2 to 4 feet today, slowly subsiding tonight. many of his objections to the tion. soldiers. program. by Republicans in control of the Senate officials, seeking deportation, after his Polychron, a US Air flight engineer for the first time in 25 years, prospects The delegation from the Washington- “This goes along with what Presi Nuclear Freeze Coalition Workshop selling bags release from his 40-hour stay at making a hop to work in Boston, was based National League of Families of were bright for the New Right’s social Northampton State Hospital. She National forecast dent Reagan is trying to do — bring credited with preventing panic in the American Prisoners of War and Missing government back to the pieople and agenda. declined to reveal specific information. cabin and bashing out windows with his The Manchester Sheltered for seven bags. Today it is in tatters, with not one goal in Action in Southeast Asia also indicated By United Press Internationa) l.aF V »as .pc 87 63 get government off the back of the Three weeks after his release from the tennis racket to clear the thick smoke City & Fcst Hi Lo Pep LiUlc Rock pc 72 51 Workshop is packaging heavy-duty Besides the Workshop — where . achiev^ nor one piece of hoped-for it was possible American POWs still Albuquerque w 07 56 people,” said Zinsser. “As far as my hospital, where he was admitted as a caused by a windshield de-icing malfunc I.O.I5 Angeles f 69 64 plastic bags for leaf collection and bags can be purchased from 8 a.m. legislation enacted, and with its leader. were alive in Indochina. Atnarillo sy 88 56 I/niisville cy 66 55 own personal feelings go, I stated reveals referendum strategy dangerous person, Walford slashed tion. Asheville ‘ pc 62 46 Memphis sy 70 49 will sell the bags at the Workshop, in to 2:30 p.m. Monday through Friday Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., admitting: George Brooks, board chairman of the Atlanta pc 71 53 .05 Miami Ls back prior to the great referendum young Zeleznik’s throat in a case which group, said the unprecedented trip to 64 76 1.13 the Bennet School building at 1146 — bags are available at: 'Tve had my shot at it, I did the best I drew national attention last year after a Baltimore pc 65 61 .99 Milwaukee pc 61 50 that we had that it was up to the will The Manchester Area Nuclear Freeze Coalition • Distributing posters in shopping center, • All town and Eighth District Laos and Vietnam by relatives of mis Hillings r 68 56 .07 Minneapolis pc 67 44 of the people and it seems to me you Main Street, and at other outlets in could.” probe by CBS-TV’s “60 Minutes.” Birmingham sy 75 51 .01 Nashville pc 70 53 has announced its strategy to campaign for passage churches and other appropriate public places; firehouses from 8 a m, to 6 p.m. sing men could set the stage for a better would have to go back to the people town. The bill to outlaw busing for Hartford mayor Bismarck r 75 47 .08 New Orleans sy 77. 58 of the nuclear freeze referendum, which will • Contacting local candidates for public office, to The town last year eliminated Monday through Saturday ; accounting of 2,5(X) Americans still mis Boise pc 65 44 New York r 66 65 ’.36 again. desegregating public schools was passed Boston r .61 56 ,bi appear on November’s ballot. verify their support for the freeze and request their • The Senior Citizens Center, sing in Indochina. Ok la City pc 70 61 “I opposed the program primarily vacuum leaf collection. Now all by the Senate but bottled up in the House. Shipwrecks found to marry again BuTfalo ■ r 69 53 .75 Omaha w 67 SO help in distributing freeze leaflets along with their leaves must be bagged. from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday Bills to permanently prohibit federal “Specific progress on this issue is dif t'hnrlstn S.C pc 68 59 .12 Orlando pc 77 64 .15 because of the strings attached and The coalition has formed a coordinating com HARTFORD (UPI) - Mayor Thirman ficult to measure, but we unanimously t'harllt N.C. pc 64 52 .14 Philadelphia cy 71 62 .55 own campaign material; The packaging provides paid work through Friday and financial aid for abortions or to allow rhirago pr .■ 63 50 the concessions that Manchester mittee, which will coordinate the referendum cam • Organizing a campaign of “letters to the off Cape Cod Milner, 48, Sunday surprised the city and agree the trip was worthwhile,” Brooks Phoenix w 101 78 for Workshop clients. • Browns, 33 Main St., Hollywood voluntary prayer in public schools, and a rincinnati cy 72 58 i4 Pittsburgh r 60 51 .80 , would have to have made to be in- paign. Service, 342 E, Center St., and his bride-to-be, a 39-year-old widow with rtoveland r 67 54 1.01 Portland Me. r editor” and The bags, which are two-ply, 33- constitutional amendment to permit the CHATHAM, Mass. (UPI) — A team of told a news conference. “Significant 65 52 .02 ; volved in the program. If the town • Purchasing advertisements in the local four children, in announcing their events have occured which indicate roiumbus r 64 S3 .46 Portland Or. pc 64 49 .05 The campaign strategy involves: gallon capacity, will be sold at $1.25 Maple Service, 220 Spruce St. states and Congress to pass anti-abortion divers searching the waters off Cape Cod Dallas pc 80 66 Providence r 68 SB .01 directors want to go back in, I think • Distributing leaflets to every home in town on newsnaner. discovered eight shipwrecks, including engagement. better cooperation can be expected in the Denver pc 77 57 Richmond pc 71 56 1.84 they have to go back to the people.” laws, are dead. Des Moines pc Saturday, Oct. 23; The group is holding weekly meetings, to coor Milner surprised Brenda Corey future.” 62 46 St. Ixouis pc 60 51 Republican Director Peter P. And the constitutional amendment the remains of an old four-masted Detroit r 67 56 .51 Sail Lak Ctysh 67 49 2.17 • Providing speakers about the freeze to local dinate activities, every Monday noght at 8 at the Monteiro with a diamond ring and a Brooks, of Newburgh, N.Y., said the Ihiluth cy 64 44 requiring a balanced budget except in schooner. San Diego pc 72 67 .08 DiRosa Jr., the minority leader, civic groups; home n.r Christine Joyner, 67 N. Elm St. time of war — one major goal of the New “We found eight previously un bouquet of red roses at a downtown hotel head of the Lao delegation told the group I*'l Paso sy 97 72 San Franrisc f 64 56 said many of the “strings” have GRAND OPENING reception attended by about 50 family Fvansville cy 66 49 San Juan pc 93 77 .05 Right that was shared by many'others — discovered shipwrecks,” said John Fish, ' he would propose establishing a perma Hartford r 72 56 24 .Seattle pc 61 47 01 been removed from the CDBG members and friends. nent committee to cooperate with U.S. Helena r 65 43 .51 .Spokane pr 61 42 program in the past year and that also passed the Senate but never was a director of the Historical Marine Honolulu pc 89 76 Group of New England, which organized They plan to marry next year in the officials and experts. Svrariise r 68 S3 .74 ’ the new proposal really formalizes Dennis & Leslie Siegrisf tell: brought to a vote in the House. Houston ^ 85 70 Tampa pc 81 65 What candidates are saying Liberal filibusters that could not be the expedition last month. "Several of first week of May. The group said the Vietnamese govern Indianapolis cy 67 53 Tulsa cy 72 SB those changes. them are fairly large steel vessels. The The bride-to-be is the widow of former ment was less forthcoming on the POW- .lacksn Mss. sy 74 47 Washington pc 70 63 He said the changes apparently broken in the Senate killed abortion and Jacksonville sy 77 57 .02 Wichita pr 76 56 school prayer bills and delayed the anti rest are wooden, either three mast or city Councilman Raymond Montiero, and MIA issue and indicated it was up to the Kansas City sy 67 49 would allow the town to do properly busing legislation so long that House op four-mast vessels that sank near the turn has four children ranging in age from 17 United States to take the first step what it spent the money on in the ponents were able to prevent action. ’ of the century.” to 22. towar'' better relations. past, for example, street repairs Swensson attends nuclear waste seminar and improvements to parks. State Rep. Elsie L. “Biz” Swensson attended on dressed, industries will move out of state and Lottery FORMER DEMOCRATIC educational institutions would have to give up “WE LOST Friday an all-day seminar on the interstate com Director Joseph T. Sweeney, one of pact plans for the regional management of low research in Connecticut, Mrs. Swensson said. Peopletalk ‘ Uie only two on the 1979 board who level radioactive waste. It was sponsored by the Mrs. Swensson participated in a tour and dis Numbers drawn in New 8449. opposed the program, said he is not Eastern Reeional Council of Governments. cussions at the University of Connecticut Medical England Saturday: Rhode Island daily: 8165. sure the Reagan proposal satisfied, ^Mause of federal regulations, all states must Center in Farmington. She was one of six represen Lennon and Yoko his objections. Connecticut daily: 116. Vermont daily: 017. have disposal areas approved by the federal tative from Connecticut present. Representatives ‘"The particular rules that are the government by 1986. from other New England states also participated. 206LBS. Maine daily: 121. M assachusetts daily: John Lennon was a househusband, caring for baby subject (of the Reagan proposal) Mrs. Swensson is being challenged for her 13th together on Nutri/System, and haven’t Sean while his wife, Yoko Ono, took over his affairs New Hampshire daily: 5753. An alternative to each state building its own dis are not the rules that I believe were posal center would be to cooperate with other District seat by Democrat John W. ’Thompson. regained an ounce in 6 months!” and ran his life according to the rules of her ■ the problems of the HUD referen “magic.” states in the region. Unless the problem is ad Thompson. dum issue,” said Sweeney. That’s the picture Chet Flippo paints in the Sweeney said he never had any LesliO says: “Nutri/System is the only program chapter of the book “The Ballad of John and Yoko,” Penny fundraiser Saturday in Bolton that shows you how to lose weight and keep it written by the editors of Rolling Stone and Almanac objection to earmarking the money excerpted in the current issue. to the poor. off. With their help, we’ve ‘"That, in itself, was never a “Friends of Steven Penny,” the Democratic can can be purchased by calling Marci Negro, 646-3911. changed our eating habits ^ He describes Yoko turning up at legal con didate for the 4th District ^ n a te seat, will hold a Bolton is one of the towns in the 4th District. ferences wearing an ancient Egyptian robe and problem, in my view, in forever. While we were on the . Manchester, said Sweeney. “I don’t major fundraiser on Saturday at Vito’s, Birch headdress, while John cared for Sean and learned to Today is Monday, Sept. 27, the 270th day of 1982 with This is Penny’s second fundraiser. The com program, there were no hunger think anyone in Manchester ever Mountain Road, Bolton. mittee plans a kickoff campaign party in early Oc pains. And we thoughtthe food bake bread. 95 to follow. Gov. William A. O’Neill, Congressman Samuel begrudged the allocation of that tober. was varied and tasty. Seeing a Yoko “made no decisions without consulting one Today is Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish money to the needy. ’The problem Gejdenson and Congresswoman Barbara B. Kennel- ; v ',| or several of the circle of astrologers, psychics, steady weight loss every week calendar, marking the end of 10 davs of penitence that was that, in exchange for this grant ly are expected to attend. Penny’s opponent is Republican incumbent Sen. readers, spiritual consultants, numerologists, began with Rosh Hashana. really encouraged us, too. money, you had to assure promotion Cocktails are at 7:30 p.m., dinner at 8:30. Tickets Carl A. Zinsser. direction experts, interpreters of I Qiing, seers and The moon is moving toward its full stage. Dennis lost 17 pounds the the like who made up an unofficial cabinet of ad The morning star is Venus. first week!’’ visers” to the Lennons. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and 0 0 WITH THE LEADER, “NUTRI/SYSTEM, THERE’S Saturn. - Fire Calls NO PROORAM LIKE YOU!” Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. CONNEaiCUT TRAVEL SERVICES • No diet pills, no injections Sporty look American patriot Samuel Adams was bom Sept. 27, • Medically supervised 1722. 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But visually you can’t look the same all group, Who, performs Saturday to more one of a tour billed as the final tour for the iManfhpfitpr {irrald (Town) by the date specified, Saturday, 6:32 p.m. — Medical call, 458 W. Middle HAMM W ALTDIUar WOMD PUCtS or pay no additional the time without looking boring. If there’s any than 90,000 rock fans at John F. Kennedy band which formed In the early ‘60s. • Rewnd-lrip q-> RonsporloHon from RroOI choice, Weicker led Moffett 40 percent to 37 percent, for Neighbor Eleanor Monahan said Banks once displayed By Mark A. Dupuis The latest Connecticut Poll done by the Institute for liberal. It also showed Weicker in a tough spot. WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (UPI) — An apparently dis It was the second largest mass murder in a single day Sharon Mazzillo, 24, to turn over custody of their son, practical purposes a deadlock considering the poll's 5 Kissmayu, 5, on that date. a rifle to her husband, William, and threatened about a United Press International Social Inquiry at the University of Connecticut showed When all respondents gave their choice of candidate traught prison guard being held today under a 24-hour in American history. year ago to shoot everyone who lived on their street. Moffett will have a tough time painting Weicker a non or were asked who they would pick if they had to make a percent margin of error. A prison spokesman, Sgt. John Westawski, said Banks “It seemed to go so well with the settlement,” said a watch in the slaughters of 13 people — five of them his “He said, ’If I go through with it. I’m going to make HARTFORD — Connecticut Republican Sen. Lowell was the lone occupant of his cell in the Luzerne County shocked Anne Marie Seely, Ms. Mazzlllo’s sister. “I own children — probably would not have surrendered sure I’m the only survivor,”’ said Mrs. Monahan. Weicker couldn’t have had a better seat at the debate. had he known all the youngsters were dead, a friend Prison, and under a “24-hour watch” but reifused to don’t know what perpetrated this.” Both Ms. Mazzillo and the child were among the Banks started his spree at the Heather Highlands To his right sat his Democratic challenger, liberal Rep. said. comment further. Toby Moffett; to his left, the nominee of the New Right. “I believe if he knew they were all deceased, he would District Attorney Robert Gillespie said Banks, who shooting victims. Trailer Park mobile home Ms. Mazillio shared with her Prisons spokesman Kenneth Robinson said Banks had mother, Alice Mazillo, 47. He allegedly killed both Sitting between the two, Weicker was right where he have forced the issue for police to kill him,” said Robert has been formally charged in five of the slayings, will be wants voters to think of him in his bid for a third Senate arraigned for the others Tuesday or Wednesday. been on vacation from Camp Hill state prison since women, Kissmayu and Sharon Mazillo’s nephew, Scott Brunson, who helped talk George Banks, 40, out of a term and wasn’t about to miss an opportunity to say so. house where he held police at bay for Stk hours Satur “It’s a difficult investigation,” said Gillespie, who has Sept. 6, but a fellow guard said he heard Banks was 7. relieved of duty after he told a supervisor he “would ’The maverick, two-term senator answered quickly CHOICEST MEATS US TOWN day. refused to comment on a motive or the relationship Police said he then drove to the Wilkes-Barre home he Banks had with the women who fathered his children. blow his head off.” shared with three other girlfriends and shot Regina when a sk ^ how Clad in military-style fatigues and wielding an AR-IS he would, break automatic weapon. Banks, a former convict-tumed- Banks was described by neighbors and co-workers as “He was moody, withdrawn,” said the guard, who Clemens, 29, and her child, Montanzima Banks, 6; Susan out of the tight " prison guard, went on the killing spree early Saturday at a man who loved his children but often threatened would not disclose his identity. “He was difficult to deal Yuhas 23, and her children, Bowendy Banks, 4, and MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS violence as a solution to his problems. with.” Maritanya Banks, 1, and Dorothy Lyons, 29, and her battle polls show a trailer park in Jenkins Township and a home in him in with LEAN Wilkes-Barre, police said. A judge and prison sources said Banks’ life took a ’The guard said Banks had been taken to a mental children, Foraroude Banks, 1, and Nancy Lyons, 11, who DUR DWN . • 3 . 0 9 health clinic. Moffett, a Four girlfriends, seven children and a bystander died dramatic turn Sept. 6. was not related to the gunman. fourterm BAKED HAM and a 14th person was wounded. James Olson, 22, of Common Pleas Judge Chester Muroski said Banks, a Robinson said, “Pending the preparation of this case, CENTER GUT LAND O’LAKES I have been asked to say nothing more about his work Outside the house. Banks shot Raymond Hall, 24, of Democratic con Plains was in critical condition at Geisinger Medical veteran who served time for an armed robbery in the WilkesBarre, and Olson. Hall died. AMERICAN CHEESE . . • 2 . 3 9 1960s, had obtained a court order directing former lover history. I can’t confirm or deny it.” gressman and Center in Danville. one-time P(H(K CHOPS AAUCKE’S ______protege of con BOLOGNA, OLD FASHIONED LOAF, $ 1 8 9 sumer advocate LOIN END PIZZA LOAF, LUXURY LOAF or Ralph Nader. LUNCHEON LOAF Brezhnev speech 'where' Big election upset “i think I’ll break out of it if I continue to have these guys shoot at me from both sides,” Weicker said, PORK ROAST MUCKE’8 _ . • 2 . 1 9 gesturing from his spot between Moffett and Lucien P. KIELBASA DiFazio, nominee of a newly formed Conservative Par DUR DWN _ puzzles Western diplomats expected to keep ty- COUNTRY STYLE ...... 8 9 * After a landslide victory six years ago, Weicker is RICE PUDDING battling for his political life with Moffett, who gives up a PORK MBS SkI n LESS FRANKS . • 1 . 0 9 MOSCOW (UPI) - President during which He delivered a 45- speech that was long on praise of the safe House seat to challenge the only Republican re 8/6 lb. AVQ. elected to statewide office in Connecticut in the past 2 Leonid Brezhnev delivered a minute speech on foreign affairs. republic’s, economic achievements Schmidt in power DUR DWN . 5 9 * general foreign policy speech, but “It may have been for internal and lacking in political and foreign quarter century. COLE SLAW what puzzled Western diplomats political reasons,” said one policy Impact. Weicker campaigns on the theme that he offers com LOMHALF was not what he said but where he diplomat. “There’s probably Aliev was always the first person BONN, West Germany (UPI) — The Greens, a loose grouping of en mon sense to voters and is not wed to any concrete A said it — 1,250 miles from Moscow. something going on with Aliev.” in the Palace of Lenin to applaud Social Democratic leaders, buoyed vironmentalists, dissidents, political philosophy, which precipitated his maverick PORK ROAST .lb. Some analysts suggested it was “ He’s been a loyal Brezhnev Brezhnev’s remarks and led a by a stunning election upset,''said neutralists amd pacifists won nine label. One of his campaign slogans is: Nobody’s man but 5/6 lb. AVQ. possible the aging Brezhnev man,” said another. ‘"This could be sustained applause that helped today Chancellor Helmut Schmidt seats and 8 percent of the vote to yours. replace the Free Democrats in the GARDEN FRESH traveled such a great distance to repayment in some sense. They’re cover an awkward moment when will survive a no-confidence vote in He has come under fire from Republicans for voting MB HALF deliver a rather minor address to just political allies.” the 75-year-old president lost his Parliament and may stay in office state parliament. against President Reagan more than any other GOP With only 3.1 percent of the vote, senator. At the same time, he is criticized by Moffett as 7 dispell doubts that his ailments had As a candidate member of the place in his text. until his term expires. PORK ROAST .lb. hampered his ability to rule. Politburo, Aliev, 59, can be con An aide rushed to Brezhnev’s side “I am not certain a no-confidence the party dropped out of the state always there when the GOP needs his vote in a pinch. LEHUCE...... 59< Others suggested it was possible sidered one of the 22 highest ranking and directed him to the proper motion will be introduced and if it is parliament for failing to meet the Moffett’s biggest problem appears to be getting his ' PATTI JEAN Brezhnev traveled to Baku, capital party officials in the country. But place. I am not certain it will pass,” said minimum 5 percent of the vote argument across that Weicker is not liberal nor a of the Azerbaijan Republic, to pay a his path to the top post is considered “I’m not at fault, comrades,” former Chancellor Willy Brandt, the required for representation. maverick. GORMSH CAULIFLOWER.... • 1 .3 9 political debt he owed for unfailing blocked by virtureof his nationality Brezhnev said with a smile. “I have party leader, after Schmidt’s un Christian Democratic leader support he received through the (Azerbaijan). \ to start from the beginning.” expected triumph in the state of Helmut Kohl and Free Democratic .lb. years from Geydat Aliev, the Aliev staged ^spectacular He did not falter again and overall Hesse Sunday. leader Hans-Dietrich Genscher, who CUT TO ORDER BARTLEH PEARS w49* regional party boss. welcome for Brezhnev. Soviet appeared alert and enthusiastic Schmidt made his political future ended Schmidt’s coalition by quit O'Neill aide: Most, however, agreed with a television showed a festive holiday during his address. the campaign issue in the state ting as foreign minister and vice WHOLE senior Western diplomatic source scene, with tens of thousands of He urged normalization of parliament election in Hesse, the chancellor, both said their talks POTATOES ;...... ioib.b«g 89< who said sim'ply: schoolchildren in uniform to relations with China — just as he fourth most populous of one of West aimed at overthrowing Schmidt will “It’s hard to figure why he made dancers in native costume greeting had done in detail six months ago — Germany’s 11 states. continue. PORK LOIN the speech.” ’ Brezhnev on Friday, and said detente must not be killed ’The Social Democrats wiped out No cover-up Unquestionably, Aliev seemed to On Sunday, several hundred party by “narrowminded egotistic im LEONID BREZHNEV the Free Democratic Party and But the Free Democratic debacle was expected to strengthen the pro- benefit most from Brezhnev’s trip members turned out for Brezhnev’s perialist politicians.” 1,250 miles from Moscow retained control of the state govern HARTFORD (UPI) - Spokesmen for Gov. William ment by keeping the Christian Schmidt revolt against Genscher among the Free Democrats. O’Neill have denied any coverup of administrative mis ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I Democrats from gaining a majority management or conflict of interest as charged by of seats in the state parliament in “Before we decide one way or the Republican gubernatorial candidate Lewis Rome. Congress is facing, 13 money bills Wiesbaden. other (about Friday) we have to see Rome called a news conference Saturday and accused — f UR s d a y o n l y — ’The 4 million voters heeded a call how the Free Democrats react,” O’Neill of ignoring coverups in the state lottery system by Schmidt to take vengeance on the WASHINGTON (UPI) - sion, but as time slipped away it but Baker wants to return Nov. 29, said Franz Josef Strauss, the power and the scandal-riddled Department of Transportation. which, at best, are difficult to com Free Democrats for leaving his ful head of the Bavarian branch of Congress tackled a full plate of key became obvious that one would be after the holiday. plete. The accusations stemmed from a gaming commission IWAYBEST 6ENUINE CHICKEN BREASTS . I b . * l i l 9 government appropriation bills coalition Sept. 17, causing a crisis the Christian Democrats. memo instructing officials to put off reporters’ necessary, and President Reagan Thirteen regular appropriations On top of the need to enact some that most expect^ would end with today, aware that it will have to face nailed it down by demanding at least bills are necessary to provide funds of the appropriations measures this Schmidt, described by his questions about J19 million worth of scrapped instant in November the leftovers it fails to Schmidt’s fall from power in a no- lottery tickets; DOT’S failure to make public a $900,000 some appropriations bills Instead of for government departments and week, the Congress must send the confidence vote Friday. spokesman as “very happy,” said WAYBEST GENUINE CHICKEN LEGS ...... l b . 7 9 * deal with this week. another resolution to extend current agencies for fiscal year 1983 that president a continuing resolution to the results showed Germans want loss of interest income and a conflict of interest by S But the surprise state victory The controversial social issues spending levels. begins Oct. 1. The House has passed EiOT’s chief of mapping and surveys. finance the government until it raised the possibility he could re new elections soon to decide have been shelved for the year, but Senate Republican leader Howard only four of them, and the Senate returns. whether he should remain “Governor O’Neill either condones such cover-ups in several special interest bills also re main until his term ends in 1984. his administration or has no control over the actions of Baker and House Speaker Thomas has not acted on any.. Baker wants final Senate action Final official returns gave the chancellor. DOMESTIC COOKED HAM ...... ib <2 . 4 9 main on the calendar before the an O’Neill have agreed to recess no Senate filibusters over antibusing, on the four money bills passed by his department heads. It is clear that state government ticipated weekend recess to give Christian Democrats 52 seats in the “ New elections and no more is out of control,” Rome said. later than Saturday, but the date for anti-abortion and school prayer the House — Housing and Urban Hessian parliament and 45.6 percent members time for campaigning. their return has not yet been set. manipulation is the demand,” he O’Neill’s campaign press secretary, Mark Penders, I\o Substitute legislation — all three now dead for Development, military construc of the vote. ’The Social Democrats said. ‘”rhe Hessians are on the The House and Senate leaders had O’Neill wants to return Nov. 14 this year — complicated the normal denied the charges, saying “stonewalling’ was not We Give Old Fashioned hoped to avoid a post-election ses tion, Transportation and received 49 seats and 42.8 percent. ball.” For .Quality and take a break for Thanksgiving, procedures for the money bills Agriculture . O’Neill’s style. Butcher Service ... State DOT Commissioner J. William Bums said Rome E made the charges “without knowing what the facts are or, far worse, deliberately ignoring them.” A Expert: Gasoline STORE HOURS; Burns said he would not “pander to scandal mongers J ; or Lew Rome” while an investigation was pending. 317 Highland S t FACTORY SALE Rome produced an interoffice memo of the State Mon. & Tiles, ’til 6:00 -L: J Gaming Commission written by J. Blaine Lewis, chief prices still falling Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER WOOD/COAL BOILERS, STOVES, Etc. of the lottery unit, to A.W. Oppenheimer, executive. director of the division of special revenue on July 23. Sat. & Sunday ELIMINATE DEALER AND DISTRIBUTOR MARK-UPS BY PURCHASING It outlined how to deal “with the press in connection P LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Oil expert Dan Lundberg 'til 6:00 CONN. says gasoline prices are still falling nationwide, mainly BELOW DIRECT MANUFACTURERS PRICING. ALL WARRANTEES with the instant ticket problem.” It said “if asked why h i g h l j l i t d because of a proliferation of cash and credit card INCLUDED. REPRESENTATIVES OF SOME MANUFACTURERS WILL BE ■ they (the tickets) are not going to be used, we will choices. AVAILABLE TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONS. BUY-OUTS AND CLOSE-OUTS ! answer ‘no comment at this time.’ If asked why we can- “For so many years, the consumers had a choice of ALSO AVAILABLE. ; not comment at this time, the answer will be ‘for legal full or self service,” Lundberg said Sunday. “Now, they ;and security reasons’.” have almost double the choices — full-service with Save up to 70% ' Rome said an anonymous state worker sent a copy of credit cards, or cash discouqt prices, or self-service- JENSEN 248 ENERGYMRTE ' the to the Senate minority staff last week. Rome said if either credit or cash, for examples. A very popular wood/coal 100,000 B TU Furnaces & ! he were governor, Lewis and Oppenheimer would be lllM llllllllllllW llf IW l “The price choices available to motorists today hydronic boiler sold Boilers available. Either ; fired or publicly reprimanded for attempting to keep in- throughout the country. system will heat over 1600 L. \m \ ( FROZEN & DAIRY betw een the average regular leaded at self-serve and Includes electrical con sq. ft. Includes electrical ; formation from the public. GROCERY SPECIALS premium unleaded at full-service is 27.4 cents a gallon. trols, aquastat, draft fan. controls, five year warran NUFORM “There is a wide array of prices and the difference and much more. ty, and much more. DEL MDNTE ICE MILK • Wgal. 1 . 3 9 between the lowest and the highest ios in the area of 60 Reg. $1395 Rag. NOW PINEAPPLE JU IC E ...... M 01. ‘ cents.” NOW •795 Boiler $1195. M B 9 . Ethics probe urged The semi-monthly Lundberg Survey of dealers in all 50 Furnace 805. 44S. DEL MDNTE DOWNYFLAKE WAFFLES states showed the average price for all grades and ser FRUIT COCKTAIL...... 1601.1 vices was 126.70 cents per gallon, down 0.54 cents from RICH’S _ . HARTFORD (UPI) — The State Ethics Commission COFFEE RICH .16 01.1 the Sept. 11 survey. executive director has said a look should be taken at the HALVE PEACHES or PEARS. .1801.1 Lundberg said the government’s free-market attitude relationship between a former professional gambler and MRS. SMITH'S toward crude oil marketing is also working and is help S C A N D U 3 0 8 NASHUA NCI a gaming division official. DEL MDNTE jkPPLEPIE...... • 2 . 3 9 ful to consumers. This Franklin stove Is cast WOOD/COAL STOVE CUT OR GREEN BEANS Regular unleaded at selfservice was 125.17, down 0.78 Iron bulh with flow baffle, Heats 8OOO-BOO0 cu. ft., A Bridgeport Post-Telegram report Saturday said CAVENDISH cents and regular leaded was 118.29 at self-service, top or back venting, guard see-thru Coming glass, Augustus P. Dibble is listed in state records as vice CREAM OR WH. KERNEL CORN FRENCH FRIES . 32 01.1 screen, and Is tCBO ap heavy boiler plate steel e a r l y down 0.73, the lowest average that grade has reached in proved. president of Pro-Tek Consultants Inc., head^ by former ' GARDEN PEAS construction, powerful professional jai alai gambler Harvey Ziskis. OREEN aiANT two years, Lundberg said. Reg. $499. 140 CFM 2-speed blower. HIRLETCORN .16 01.1 NOW * 1 9 9 Cast Iron shaker grate, Dibble, of Meriden, earns $37,460 as chief financial 2 removable ash pan and QREEN QIANT more. examiner in the gaming division’s licensing and integra CTEWED TOMATOES . 1I01.1 SWEET PEAS • IS 01.1 Reg. $599. tion assurance unit. The gaming division controls MY-T-FINE - ALL VAR. legalized gambling operations in Connecticut. A l l NOW • 299 PUDDIN68...... 3W01.0R l i U U MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE w/pulp . 16 01. • 1 . 4 9 S m k . The relationship “is something that probably should A n n o u n c i n q be looked into to find out if there is a problem,” said J. NMNFACTURER DESGMPTNN R e ta l NOW I f i t f s i RONZONI David Eaton, executive director of the State Ethics colinCTraMhY I w u n 21*1.00 FETTOCINE ALFREDO . • OX. 1 ROSIERES Co il Wood Stove 599. 199. Commission. PURINA _ Ray Seller of Seller’s Music, 1013 Main Street, DOUBLE STAR AT-130 Wood Stove 599 1SS. HOOD _ EARTHSTOVE 101 Coal Wood Stovo HI-PRO DOG FOOD ...... •5.09 has arranged for Jackie Srown and Qerald 889. 479. 7 -viVHseeJi-iJ’: COTTAGE CHEESE . 24 ox. 1 . 2 9 Hickey of Plano Craft Tuning Services to spend CONCORD Catalytic Stove 1170. ASS. MIX A EAT — ALL VAR. two weeks at his store to answer Inquiries about SCANDIA 320 Cast Iron Inaort 795. IN. HOOD SCANDIA 250 Wood Stovr 2T8. 99. Whtn you dfdd* to lot* uwtghL CREAM OF WHEAT...... 10.. 80* piano care and to arrange for piano tuning for SCANDIA 310-C Catalytic Stove 760. ESS. 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Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Editor £> Area towns Bolton / Coventry Jack Andcirson A 'tree' is in the beholder s eyes 1 Washington .Coventry Taxpayers vs. Town Council Merry-Qo-Round. You would expect that there trees, or have the trees been dividually to notify every citizen would be general agreement replaced by bushes. who might be affected by a among speakers of the English project. FOI complaint filed over meeting I'lllS M ’lT E E semantic trap language on what a tree is. There Manchester In the absense of anything is one of the things that seems to really is not. more dramatic, those residents be aligning some Kennedy Road What you define as a tree Spotlight would like to have some By Jeff Weingart residents and town ad CTA President Joyce Carilli said the coun documents those irregularities, which could depends a great deal on your assurance that the field will be Is Begin Herald Reporter affect property tax bills in town for the next ministrators against each other cil was forbidden by that decision to meet in perspective. If you are a park or constructed in such a way as to COVENTRY — The Coventry Taxpayers executive session, to discuss the report. 10 years. By Alex Girelll — City Editor over the construction of a soccer UPI photo public works official, you disrupt their lives as little as Association filed a complaint Friday with the “ The council cannot go to executive session field there. The council voted immediately following probably think of a tree as having possible. state Freedom of Information Commission to discuss the report when they have already But there is more to the planning RON POWERS CUTS LUMBER FOR "INSTANT” CHURCH the executive session to delay releasing the a certain mass, a certain distinc charging that a closed-door meeting of Town ruled that it should be released,” said Mrs. problem than semantics. At the GEORGE KANDRA, director . . . 800 Jehovah's Witnesses work furiously on building report until Oct. 1. tive separation from growth them meshed together, they are Ckiuncil members and the town manager last Carilli. the a certain point is of a certain bottom of it is the wish on the of public works, took pains at a trees. Monday night was illegal. Town Manager Charles McCarthy said at “ It’s clear that they discussed the report around it. minimum measure, the thing is a And if they are cut down by part of the Kennedy Road meeting Tuesday to reassure to annex? It is the second complaint that the group the Monday meeting the council could meet even though the commission has previously If it stands out in (Renter tree. in executive session to discuss “ specific someone who regards them as residents that the soccer field residents of a house directly has filed against the council in an effort to ruled that it is a public document,” Mrs. Springs Park, separate, distinct matters relating to the contractual problems would just disappear. across from the field. Among the have a controversial revaluation report made Carilli said. ly identifiable, it is clearly a tree THE PEKSPECTIVE is brush or growth, you feel he has They would have liked their things he said were that he would Congregation builds public. The first one was filed last spring with United Appraisal.” The council is . If you had to cut it down for different for a person who lives cut down trees. The maximum Town Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis in protest to convince the communi study an alternative plan for the WASHINGTON — White House after the council refused to release the withholding payment from the firm on the some reason, you would know across the street from an un diameter of the trunks left may grounds that irregularities occurred in the dicated that Town Attorney Daniel Lament ty that there was something parking lot. suspicion of Israel has become so in report. you are cutting down a tree, and developed piece of land or whose be no greater than three inches, The commission reuled on Sept. 8 that the revaluation last fall. had assured her that the executive session sinister in the way the town went The notion was abroad that the tense that President Reagan’s top you would relect oh the con property backs up to such a piece but the green is gone; thus, trees church in one day council must release the report “ forthwith. ” Sources have said that the report was legal. about building the field. That town would be intransigent about advisers are now wondering sequences of your action You Ilf land. For that person the have been cut. failed because there is no every detail of its plans unless a whether Prime Mister Menachem diameter of the trunk at the point The situation can be reversed. would nut take it lightly. Begin is planning the eventual JEFFERSONVILLE, Vt. (UPI) - A “ It was quite a full house,” he said. Once the trees, or brush, have evidence that the decisions about lot of pressure was brought to If you were such a person and where you would cut the tree annexation of southern Lebanon. Jehovah’s Witness congregation savored “ We’re really thrilled. It brings tears to been cut, some it it may be the field were not made openly in hear. Joy biker hurt you were pressed for a definition down has nothing at all to do with . Secret reports shown to my the results of their hard work Sunday, a lot of the friends eyes. They (the replaced with plantings, perhaps view of any citizen who wanted to Actually there were only two Area bulletin board of a tree, you would probably rely it. If' it is green and it hides holding their first prayer meeting in a workers) really made such an effort to see. persons interested at the meeting associate Dale Van Atta and Ron on an objective criterion. You something you don’t want to see four-of five-foot hemlocks. Now brand-new “ instant Kingdom Hail,” just get here.” The town cannot afford in and they got an explanation. McRae indicate why the White ty of the Bolton Congregational it is a tree. If there is a bunch of the brush has been replaced by one day after they began construction. After the meeting, volunteers went Lost a bike? would say that if the diameter of House is disturbed. in cycle crash Church will hold a rummage and tag Nearly 3,000 spectators outside joined right back to work, laying carpet and ad One secret State Department sale in the educational building of several hundred church members in the ding other final touches. BOLTON — ResidentState Trooper Robert Peterson is still the church Saturday from 10 a.m. to report, for example, had tjiis to say building, erected by a force of about 800 HARTFORD — A Coventry man who reportedly gave Not all of the Jehovah’s Witnesses 2 p.m. on Sept. 15, as the Israeli invasion of in to an urge to try out one of the police department’s looking fdr the owner of a new bicy Jehovah’s Witnesses in a scene of furious were in on the construction. Ten meals— Clothing and many other items In M anchester West Beirut was proceeding space: construction Saturday. big Harley-Davidson motorcycles Sunday night was cle found near the Manchester- including a midnight supper — were will be on sale. There is a danger that Israel’s Volunteers came from throughout New hospitalized shortly afterward after crashing into a Bolton town line a couple of weeks served at the site. More than 300 dozen ago. “ logistical operations will evolve England and as far away as Quebec, brick wall. eggs, 500 pounds of ham and 450 pounds If you’ve lost a bicycle and think into permanent administrative South Carolina and Texas. Lee Eisenberg, 20, whose street address was not being More than ever of hamburger were consumed. this one may be it, call Trooper "It’s awesome,’’ said Michael released by Hartford police this morning, was in critical agencies.” Peterson at 646-6060 and try to Iden In other words, the suspicion is DiZoglio, 30, an elder of the congrega The reason for the massive construc but stable condition at St. Francis Hospital this mor Open house set tion, as he watched the beehive of activi tion effort was twofold; economic and tify it. that Israel is in the process o f' ning, police said. New Hope needed ty. religious. DiZoglio’s congregation out His condition had improved from critical, they said. COVENTRY — The Coventry building a military-civilian govern DiZoglio and his fellow members were grew its 100-seat m eeting hall in Police are still investigating the accident, and would Grammar School will conduct its ment for Israeli-occupied Lebanon. moved to tears as they filed into their neighboring Cambridge more than a not release any information about the circumstances Tag sale set annual open house on Wednesday, For the past decade. New The manor therefore needs TH E SAME pattern of Israeli in new Kingdom Hall for its first service. year ago. surrounding it. Reports said Eisenberg is a worker with BOLTON — The Benevolent Socie from 6:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Hope Manor has been in more than ever donations from filtration that has been seen in the the city. conspicuously op eratin g in a private citizens. The manor West Bank territories seems to be beautiful former Cheney man appears to have a dedicated evolving in Lebanon. Tlje ultra Drinking continues despite sion next door to the Greater staff. Certainly the need for nationalist extremist group, Gush Manchester Chamber of residential treatment exists. Emunim, is planning to put Israeli Commerce headquarters on As part o f the cerem ony Satur settlements in southern Lebanon, according to U.S. reports. changes in college rules Hartford Road. day, Dr. James O’Brien of the If Begin follows his past action, he 40 On Saturday the manor went University of Connecticut will not denounce these settlements public with a celebration that at Health Center described the Kenneth Bedini, director of student ac for fear of criticism from hardline HARTFORD (U P I) - A new law hydra headed drug problem. As raising the state’s legal drinking age tivities at Eastern Connecticut State tracted a number of town of Israeli factions that are bedrock of from 18 to 19 has forced Connecticut College. The rule applies to students ficials and residents. The pur soon as drug enforcement of his political support. Instead, he will colleges and universities to revise their over and under the age of majority. pose was not merely to celebrate ficials manage to reduce illegal see that the bootleg settlerhents are rules, but students say drinking is still “ There were a lot of complaints from imports of one kind of drug, the manor’s 10th birthday, but to hooked up to water and electricity to part of college life. faculty that students weren’t doing as increase public awareness of the another become popular. There make them permanently viable. The new minimum age took effect July well as they should have been as a result service New Hope Manor is no evidence that in the near The Gush Emunim and the Israeli 1 and several of the state’s colleges and of too much partying,” Bedini said. provides. future residential homes like Army’s chief rabbi, Gen. Gad universities tightened rules on campus Beer kegs were banned from Eastern drinking, a move some educators have in the mid-70s and are now restricted to More public awareness is New Hope Manor w ill be un Navon, believe that God may be designated lounges in dormitories at the Goframa giving them southern Lebanon to been advocating for years. needed because, like social ser necessary. University of Connecticut, said Carol A. compensate for Israel’s withdrawal Students said drinking continues. vice agencies almost New Hope Manor Is the only “ The new law? I never get carded so it Wiggins, UConn’s vice president for stu from the Sinai. The chaplain’s sup everywhere these days. New facility of its kind in Connec doesn’t really bother me,” said Debbie dent affairs and services. port would be a key element in UConn and the University of Hartford Hope Manor is finding the times ticut. It has a staff of full-time, Lavigne, 18, a UConn sophomore. Open forum / Readers' views transforming temporary military "lOds are still drinking. People have a limit parties involving alcoholic increasingly less hospitable, at live-in counselors. 'The girls who governments into permanent lot of alcohol in their rooms, ^venteen- beverages. Drinking is permitted in stu least when it comes to funding. are being treated stay for up to a Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 civilian bodies. Sensing an oppor year-olds get into parties and simply dent rooms. A University of Hartford The manor is a residential student can be fined $25 for a “ public dis tax-free too year — and it’s a very busy year. tunity, Israeli businessmen are bring their own,” she said. home for teenage girls who have play of drinking” and the rule is strictly The program is based on dis already beginning to establish “ Alcohol is part of our society,” said become addicted to drugs or themselves in occupied Lebanon. Paul Sittard, president of the Student enforced. cipline, just as at a strict alcohol. The girls are given close Association at the University of Hart While some changes have been made English public school. The girls An irresponsible article A SIG N IFIC AN T historical note ford. attention during their stay at the at Trinity College In Hartford, David are challenged and gain in self- should be mentioned here. It adds “ I ’d rather see them promote respon Winer, dean of students, said “ we are not manor and are counseled, fuel to the White House suspicions. sible drinking rather than a prohibition, respect as they learn to be To the Editor: going to be policemen.” together with their families, stock so the kids don’t look like successful within the carefully “ No Solicitors.” However, I think A former Israeli prime minister, llie y are living in a utopia,” Sittard said. when they are returned to their lousy salesmen when the tallies Their comments were directed at rules “ Many schools have instituted policies tax-sheheied I wonder if Susan Plese gave any Mrs. Plese would be surprised to Moshe Sharett, published an in structured program. which they cannot follow. We simply say local schools. consideration to the consequences of find out that there are many people come in” and that “ parents who triguing account in 1978 of a meeting , such as those adopted by the University N ew Hope Manor has a capaci of Connecticut and Eastern Connecticut that a person who sponsors an event is The manor receives some of her recent article headlin^ “ Those who don’t feel that way. don’t allow their kids to ring of Israeli devense and foreign-policy ty of 15 girls, but is operating a State College. responsible for making certain that Door-to-door Sales Kids Are A Big Mrs. Plese also makes the point doorbells swallow hard and write officials. The meeting occurred 27 its operating income from “ Our solution was simple. We made all anyone under age isn’t served alcohol,” little below capacity at the mo Pain.” out a check for all of it” ring false donations, but depends a great that these youngsters ought to be years ago, and quotes the late our major activities non-alcoholic,” said Winer said. ment. It is clear that each of the and don’t even approach reality. deal on tuition reimbursements obviously, it wasn't enough to performing a service to earn needed Moshe Dayan, then army chief of girls gets plenty of attention and have categorized them all as “ sales True, there might be a handful of from public schools that send funds — and with this I am in par- staff, as saying Lebanon was ripe simple common sense suggests kids” peddling “ junk” to their “ in tical agreement. Certain con spineless parents who don’t have the for picking. hwestmciii.Now that your All-Savers investment is about to Keogh-HR-10 Plan. If you're self-employed, girls to the manor. But as school nocent neighbors” and “ gracious that the demanding but caring siderations that she obviously courage of their convictions, but if it “ The only thing that’s necessary mature, you can re invest your funds in a high- consider reinvesting your All-Savers funds in a budgets grow tighter and Five die on state roads First Federal Keogh Plan.Themaximumyearlycon- approach to teenage drug relatives” who only buy the “ junk” overlooked have to be addressed. involved nearly as many as you in is to find an officer, even just a yielding investment that still affords you tax advan Connecticut communities take because the poor shnooks have a “ tit tribution is now $15,000 or 15% of your annual in abusers is probably the most Service projects are great when sinuate, these organizations would m ajor,” Dayan said, according to ' By United Press International tages Consider one of the Eagle's tax-sheltered steps to reduce special educa for tat mentality” or they feel Litchfield, died Friday when he was retirement investments at First Federal Savings. come. whichever is less. effective form of treatment. possible because they create an have long ago given up on door-to- the account. “ We would either win tion costs, and as more sorry for the “ small salesman stan >/ At least five Connecticut residents thrown from the bed of a pickup truck All-Savers. There's still time to re invest your All- "esprit de corps" amongst door sales in place of a carefully his heart or buy him with money, to Individual Retirement Account, ii you died in weekend traffic accidents, in after it failed to make a turn and struck a Savers funds in another All-Savers certificate it you youngsters who could profit There are many worthy non ding on the doorstep.” members and I personally believe, make him agree to declare himself haven't already opened an IRA. or haven't made worded letter to parents Implying cluding one involving a motorcyclist who utility pole on Ivy Mountain Road. Irwin your maximum contribution, this is an excellent haven't yet earned your maximum allowable tax- from close attention are instead profit organizations, but New She says she recognizes “ the need whenever possible, each group the savior of the Maronite (Chris that unless they sent in a check for a c o llid ^ with a deer. was pronounced dead just after midnight way to re invest all or part of your All-Savers funds. free-interest ceiling. You can earn a maximum of taught in regular classes, fewer Hope Manor is hardly the least for non-profit organizations to raise should have at least one during the tian) population. particular amount, their child would Jeffrey Folland, 19, of Falls Village, Saturday in CharlotteHungerford Every working person can open an IRA and con $1,000 if you file an individual tax return and $2.00C deserving of support. money” and that she “ really sym season to develop that “ this Is “ Then the Israeli Army will enter if you and your spouse file jbinlly. So you might girls are referred to New Hope be forced to sell X number of items ’" died at 10 p.m. Saturday in Hartford Hospital in Torrington. tribute a maximum ol $2,000 yearly — pathized with adult leaders who are consider investing, or re-investing in an All- Manor. But the operating costs Manchester is known for its fine worthwhile” fellowship that comes door-to-door. Lebanon, will occupy the necessary ' Hospital from injuries he suffered the State police said the driver, Peter T. $4,000 for working couples and $2,250 faced each year with decisions on from a united effort and cause. territory and will create a Christian Shaggy, 19, of Litchfield was admitted to where only one spouse works. With - Savers certificate But hurry. The deadline don't go down significantly health care. The manor is a vital The article does a great injustice . night before when the motorcycle he was for investing in this one-lime one-year how to make money for their kids’ .However, in some groups the Hartford Hospital with a fractured skull. the Eagle's lax-sheltered accounts, because there are fewer girls. part of that fine tradition. to many worthwhile non-profit regime which will ally itself with riding struck a deer on Route 41 in tax-free certificate is December 31sl. 1982. activities” but then she goes on to members might be too young, or too • Salisbury. Two other passengers were injured. your entire contribution is tax- groups and organizations. An article Israel,” Dayan reportedly con The minimum deposit is $500. portray the typical “ salesman” as Folland’s cycle went off the road and In Bristol, Mark Anthony, 35, of Bristol deductible on your federal income lax eld, or physically unable to provide dealing with the “ 1 won’t take NO for tinued. “ 'nie territory from the Go from a tax-free investment to one ran Into three fence posts after hitting died and three people were injured, one return each year you contribute. wanting your “ hard-earned dollar” certain services, or a combination Litani (R iver) southward will be Further, the interest you earn that's lax-sheltered with the Eagle's an answer” high-pressure salespeo the animal, police said. of them critically, in a head-on crash so he or she can go on a “ skiing trip of the above circumstances. to tally annexed by Israel and is tax-deferred until you retirement investments. It's one ol Berry's World ple peddling major-purchase items John S. Swamey, 52, of Waterbury, Friday. Police said Anthony’s to a place I’ve never been.” I Often times, the service projects everything will be all right.” withdraw your funds at the smart ways to re invest your such as vinyl siding for home or was pronounced dead on arrival at car collided with another driven oy suspect that there’s a lot of non-profit Mrs. Please proposes, such as a retirement — when you're All-Savers funds at First Federal. asphalt driveways, etc., would have The Dayan scenario was followed Waterbury Hospital Saturday after the Nelson Ruiz of West Hartford. organizations “ where Mrs. Plese carwash, generate minimal apt to be in a more been of greater service to our com to the letter — even to the qhoice of bicycle he was riding collided with a Beth S. Margolis, 19, of New Haven, favorable tax bracket. havd never been.” amounts of profit and require adult munity; however, even in these in the cooperative Christian leader’s < dump truck. Ernest E. Miner, 36, told died while undergoing surgery at Yale- First Federal offers 13. 24“/" I have had a substantial number of supervision, as well as a special New Haven Hospital Friday for injuries stances Mrs. Plese should recognize military rank. Maj. Saad Haddad, a ' police he was crossing the intersection you a guaranteed Fixed Rate Annual Yield location, etc. Most of us are well she suffered when the car she was young people call at my door selling the power and influence of the cashiered Lebanese officer, has - under a green light when his truck was high interest IRA. aware that today in many families ^ struck by the bicyclist. driving struck a tree off Racebrook Road something in order to raise money p rin t^ word and stress only the in been acting as Israel’s puppet completely free of both parents are working, creating a In Goshen. William J. Irwin, 20, of in W o^bridge. fees and insured by the for their group in the 11 years we considerate aggressdrs and not. warlord in the Litani River area for 10. 11 ”/ " 10. 59”/" have lived here and in very few in crisis in shortage of volunteers. FSLIC. And. you can choose those striving to earn a living. years. from our renewable 18 month Variable Rate* Annual Yield stances felt compelled to refuse Are you going to ask an adult who Also, some positive approaches to The secret Sept. 15 i report terms, either our variable rate plan ’ eHective ih fu 9'3O^0? them. already donates 15-20 hours of his handling the problem (such as the predicted that Israel woulij tiV to or our fixed rale plan. Either way. you'll AM Fifst FedPfat Gavinqs ta* btn-iteieo savmgi ylans msu'eu after-work free time as a football ’ fire Calls YOU PICK APPLES by the FSLiC Rali-s may liuLtuatc over the term o» Ihe account We always ask what group they “ No Solicitors” sign) would be a bestow legitimacy on Haddad, be building a substantial retirement fund. represent, what they are selling, coach to also spend an entire Satur welcome initiative compared to the possibly by insisting that he be in day afternoon supervising a car and what is their profit going to be negativism generated in the article cluded in any future Lebanese Johnny Appleseed's Farm used for. At this point, one can easi wash so that his boys can raise a “ Tolland County on the “ door-to-door” sales kids. regime. His role in the massacres at couple hundred dollars? Or will you 0pm 10-B Dally ly make an informed decision as to I fear Mrs. Plese promoted an the Palestinian refugee camps in Saturday, 6:16 a.m. — ask an already overworked and un Automobile accident. whether he wants to support the easy excuse for many to refuse the West Beirut may have destroyed his RL 83 EUlngtm derpaid teacher? Or, will you finally Route 44A and Tolland group or not. next young salesman who comes to chances, however. All Dwarf Trees rely on one of the few non-workihg Jtoad, Bolton, (Bolton and I have found on several occasions their door, regardless of their cause Israel’s covetous designs on " Manchester ambulance). that I wished to support their cause mothers who already is manning southern Lebanon are explained in a Now picking Macs, or product. ” Monday, 5:19 p.m. — but did not want their product and in just about every volunteer function top-secret CIA report, which states: Hopefuliy, if others respond as I *■ Truck rollover, I-M west- Cortland, Empires, such instances, I have offered them there is? “ Hardliners in Israel have fqr years Fiist Fedei^ Savings have, she might reconsider her one - ^ bound, Bolton. (Bolton and a donation instead. I cannot ever Earning money through service Red Delicious and Golden Delicious sided position and write a new arti pointed out that Israel, by seizing Manchester ambulance) East Hartford, Glastonbury. South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor projects can be very valuable, but recall being asked to help finance a cle on the subject in a more territory pp to the Utani, River, they are not suitable for all groups Coventry child’s “ skiing trip to a place I ’ve enlightened and even-handed wouid gain a more defensive border in all situations. Also Ssiling Cider Daily never been.” manner. and a greater supply of water.” In Friday, 8:09 p.m. t- Anyone who doesn’t want to be The statements in Mrs. Plese’s ar fact, Israeli engineers are already House call, dead on bothered by these young salespeople ticle that the “parents of the Mrs. Mary E. Leslie working at the Litani, exploring its arrival. Route 44-A. (N. Coventry Rescue, S-, "George, whatever happened to El Salvador?" should post a sign at the door saying peddlers have to buy up the whole 24 Woodstock Drive potential for irrigation. Coventry Ambulance) info 875-1000 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Sept. 27, 1982 - 9 ___ ^ ^ Mr-HB-STKR HERALD, Mon., Sept. 27, Igg i- Winnie Winklo — Henry’Radata aftd J.K,S. AACC starts IT'S HOT Weekday TV Aiy BROTHER ONLY THAT, P O f S CONTROL C / r X 'S / / ^ U POeS WINNIE. Crossword THE FIRA8 TH AI DON'T HAVE TO RETIRE SIAIPLV Astro-graph o^fiecoeos. BECAUSE OF _ P E A R .I'A ^ 12:30 P.M. (9) - Tom 8i Jerry and Friends OWNS A\y , OLD... 8:00 A.M. ticket sales AH-HA! JU6T AS we B U IL P IH 6 / ORVIUE WRISHT/ 5:00 A.M. > A N P « 0 3D - Woody and Buga 3D 3D Young and tha 8 - Sonya suspecreo/ , CD - sign Ofi/Newa Rastlasa 8 - Bugs Bunny/Porky Pig .TIREP/ ACROSS 57 Vinn Antwtr to Praviout Puzzle 8-Carto6na (9 ) - Biograsrhy Channels QD 8 - Ryan's Hops 8 8 - Fantasy September 28.1982 Which might retiect unfavorably 61 Vacation kpot n n u c urii^i'bi Ejo S )-8 p a r ts 8 - Alhra B WaHI on your image. 1 lightod 62 Mao West 8 - N a w t 8 - Andrea Calasta This coming year will be a very □ □ n c IT o w M llTo 8 - Bugs Buraty/Porky Pig WFSB tor theater PISCES (Feb. 20*M«reh 20) 4 Spirtin titvt role 0 - Matltnie'a Place Hartford. CT (3) 8 8 - Search For 8 - Emargancy busy and important one lor you n n o n ■ n c D o o ■ o d d 8 - Vanaesa Luda Mendez. where your social interests are Though it may cause you some 9 Mouth pin 63 Compact WNEW Naw York. NY CD Trunorraw « French Chef n n c i n c i G n o q d d c i 5:30 A.M. Hector Bonilla, Rogelio Guerra. inconvenience, take pains to tJYiirfSp) 64 Oog doctor, The Cultural Program Committee of Manchester concerned You'll have many • n n n cinn m (9 ) - Verted Programe WLNE Providenea, Rl d) 1:00 P.M. 3:30 P.M. Iriends. but you'd be wise not dig out ail the facts before 13 Piano kty for fhon 8 -P o ik y P t g Community College is launching its 1982-83 Theater nm cinci iDGnnniziu ( £ - Morning Stratch WTNH Naw Havan, CT dD QED8 - AH My Children to mix business with pleasure. making an important decision 14 Silutilion 65 Houco g d d o IB) - Electric Company 3D - Ollllgan'a Island t D G Q n o n n WOR Wing season subscription campaign, offering LIBRA (Sept. 23 0ct. 23) Nor today 15 Allow addition □□nn nrsnn d d e j ® - CNN Haadllna Nawa Naw York. NY d) 3 ) 8-Movle 8 - Lons Ranger ARIES (March 21-April 19) 16 OiituKle 8:30 A.M. season tickets for the first time in its 15-year mally you're rather sharp at 66 Surpau □nnnaDG nncinn ® ) - Mooaytina WPIX New York. NY 8 8 - 7 0 0 Chjb ® - Over Easy Subdue temptations to share 17 Pul Q5D - FHnlstonae discovering the true worth of 67 Logumt . t i H P t n c j n ISI - Jbn Bakkar ESPN Sporta Natwork 8 8 8 - Days of Our Uvea history. things. However, today your too liberally confidentiat infor 16 Pun air 3D - Varied Programs 4:00 P.M. HBO Home Box Office OS 8 > Inatructiohal Programs The first of four productions will be the musical, judgment may lead you into mation today. Instead, talk to 20 Ponly DOWN 5:45 A.M. 8 - Josia and tha Puaaycats 3D - Lavame 8, Shirley & Co. “The Fantasticks," with Charles A. Plese directing making expensive miscalcula your friends about topics of 22 Snaky laller C D -S ig n O n USA USA Natwork (9 (S ) ~ Mundo Latino Jaaaa Lo- 8 -C a p u N n a aada y Sonia Vorhauar son loa 3D - Uttla Rascals and Karen Krinjak as musical director. tions. Predictions of what’s in mutual interests. Fletcher’s Landing — Douglas Coffin 24 Wily 1 Fnnch f i i n p a n G a n 3 ) - Calandar' WHCT Hartford. CT 9 TAURUS (April 2(MNay 20) 25 Wick 8 - Cartoon Festival anfritionaa da asta programe da 3D 8 - Movie The production is scheduled for Oct. 20 through store for you in the seasons fol compotar Ftrtwall 42 Oll-grsding aauntos pubHcoa nacionalaa pra- lowing your birthdayand where You'll know what types of pro 26 Whoppar 21 y 6:00A.M. Mr. aitd Mrs. FrEuik Savlno of Birch Street were Mrs. Donald Freeman has been elected president of Advice honored at a 40th wedding anniversary party Saturday the Manchester Cosmopolitan Club. The club will haW at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and its first meeting of this season Oct. 1 at 1:30 p.m. in the Mrs. John Savlno. Federation Room of Center Congregational Church. A lio hosting the party were their other two sons and “ Musical Moments” from the'lighl opera and Broadway their wives, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savlno and Mr. and shows will be performed by two students from the Hartt Mrs. Francis Savlno; their daughter and husband, Mr. School of Music. Refreshments, provided by members Advice column in Yiddish and Mrs. Earle Lem er; and their grandchildren, Karen of the executive board, will be served before the and Frank Savlno and Ryan and Meghan Lemer. program. An Italian buffet dinner was prepared and served by Other officers elected were; Mrs. Carl Rohrbach, their children. The party was attended by several secretary; and Mrs. John L.’ VonDeck, treasurer. Com was ahead of its time relatives and close friends. mittee chairmen are; Mrs. Katharine Russell, finance; Frank and Olga (Brozowski) Savlno exchanged their Mrs. A.F. Behnke, hospitality; Mrs. Marge Flynn, wedding vows on Sept. 26, 1942 at St. James Church. publicity; Mrs. R. V. Gorsch, program; Miss Alcida DEAR A B B Y : The reader signed Rose of “ Falcon Crest” and Linda Coulter and Mrs; Hope Roberts, cheer; Mrs. C.W. "Better Dead Than Red,” who com Kelsey of “ Lou Grant.” Watkins and Mrs. Harry Maidment, membership. plained that because he was a Those interested in joining may The first know system for delivering water to cities Also: Mrs. R.F. Eihacker, nominating; Mrs. R.G. redhead he “ can’t get a girl and felt P e a r write to: Redheads International, was built by the Phoenicians. The Greeks copied the Loomis, press book; Miss Millicent Jones, historian; like a. freak,” might be pleased to 23101 Moulton Park, Suite 110, system of digging tunnels to bring water to their cities, Mrs. R.W. Nelson, membership book; Mrs. Mee Kittel. know that he was not the first young A b b y Laguna Hills, Calif. 92i553. and the Romans developed it with aqueducts 50 to 100 telephone; Mrs. Virginia Greenier and Mrs. VonDeck, man to write to someone such as Abigail STEPHEN DOUGLAS feet high that brought water to Rome from more than 60 Mrs. Donald Freeman May luncheon. yourself with this problem. (PRESIDENT) miles away. Seventy years ago, Jewish im Van Buren migrants often wrote to the Yiddish DEAR MR. DOUGLAS: I have daily The Forward for help with heard from numerous readers their problems. Their letters were asking me to add Christopher i l l Off, ttieso two items only, printed in a column called “ Bintel history, such as myself, want to Columbus, Mark Twain, George Monday and liesday, September 27 and 28. Brief” (a bundle of letters). One describe “ Bintel Brief” to someone Bernard Shaw, Thomas Jefferson HALF letter, written in 1909, read as who has never heard of it, we say, and Van Gogh to the list of famous Royalcama velour Entire stock patterns follows: “ It was sort of the original 'Dear redheads. You’ll love the feel of these Arnel® tri- M cCall’s, Butterlck, Simplicity and " I am a young man of 22 and have Abby.’” Now a few questions: In order to ocetafe/nylon solids. Machine wash, Vogue*...our entire, regular price every reason to be happy, but I am PROF. DEBORAH E, LIPSTADT, join Redheads International, must PRICE dry, 45" wide. 100 yds./sfore; limit, collection at Va ofti LIMIT, TWO unhappy because nature saw fit to UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, one be a genuine readhead with no 6 yds./customer. Reg. $6.49 yd. PAnERNS/CUSTOMER. give me red hair. Because of the LOS ANGELES help from the dye-pot? And what Herald photo by Pinto happens when the red has turned to color of my hair, I endure many in Herald photo by Pinto Price good O E E Pf'cesood sults in the shop and on the street. DEAR ABBY: Since the letter, silver? And hovy about baldies who DAYS OFF Sept. 27 8i 28 only. 9 V /O W r r Sept. 27 8i 28 only. When I hear someone say to me, signed “ Better Dead Than Red” were former redheads? Do toupes Highest honors •Vogue patterns not available In every store. count? (If so, add Charles Nelson 2 'H e llo , R e d !’ 1 am hurt and appeared in your column, my phone offended. 1 am unhappy and lonely has not stopped ringing. Reilly.) Robert Pllney has his Eagle Scout award tive In church, played on the high school’s Native garb and I've even consulted doctors “ Better Dead’’ claimed he And I apologize for omitting David pinned by his mother, Mrs. Donald Pllney, soccer and varsity hockey teams and Is a Hartman of “ Good Morning, Khanthaly Chanthavong, left, and Mee Lee, members of Mancheater’a about it. One of them advised me to couldn’t get a girl because of his red while his father looks on. They live at 170 student at Manchester Community College, America,” Woody Allen, Red Indochinese "family,” try on their native (K>8tumes. They will wear them to JO-ANN FABRICS’ dye my hair. Another toid me not to hair, and asked if there was a club Blue Ridge Drive. He's a member of Troop majoring In marketing. He plans to transfer do it because first of all it has a bad or support group for redheads. Motley, Redd Foxx, and Rhonda the Indochineae-American Seminar scheduled tor Saturday at ng Fleming, who is still the world’s 47 , South United Me'hodlst Church. He’s a to the University of Connecticut to finish his effect on the scalp and, second, the Too bad you didn’t know about marketing education. Manchester Community College. Registration Is at 8:30 a.m. In the stu leptember color would not be natural. Redheads International, whose pur most beautiful redhead! graduate of Manchester High and Is also ac GEST dent center building. Last workshop begins at 1:30 p.m. pose is to unite and promote a more 7 “ 1 would be very happy if you positive image of r^headed people. Getting married? Whether you Mlni-printI coaid advise me. Respectfully, Poly/cotton mlnl-florals will Unhappy” We are 5,000 strong and growing. want a. formal church wedding or a EST Butterlck: The editor answered Unhappy: In your reply to “ Better Dead,” simple, “ Doyour-own-thing” make the most of youl Flower show winners listed Machine wash, dry, 45" wide. Blouse 4450 “ A person is not valued by the hair you listed some famous redheads, ceremony, get Abby’s new booklet. About Town Skin 4456 on his head, but by what is in his with Red Buttons heading the list. Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, Reg. $2.79 and $2.99 yd. head,” Well, he happens to be a member! stampied (37 cents) envelope to: Ab Winners in the East Cen children in kindergarten sion blue ribbon winners in Federated Garden Clubs of Abby, you might be pleased to So does Lucille Ball, Aileen Quinn by’s Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box tral Council Flower show through Grade 3, included various age groups were: Connecticut Inc. YARD know that today when teachers of (the young star of “ Annie” ), Jamie 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. conducted last Saturday at Erik Ryerson of Vegetables, Michael The theme of the show Pinochle scores Dando to speak ^ 1 . 8 8 Center Congregational Manchester, who also won l.aHickey, who also won a was “ Nature’s Fantasy.” Church included members the junior achievement junior achievement award The 15 judges were all The following are the scores for the GLASTONBURY — John Dando, Christmas SALE F THE SEASON of the Manchester Garden award, and Kristy Starr of for cherry tomatoes; Brian members of the Federated pinochle games conducted at the Army teacher, author and radio and television South Windsor. Annino of Coventry, Garden Clubs of Connec & Navy Club on Sept. 23. Play is open to prints and cut-outs Club and Perrenial personality, will speak at the Medical Cotton and poly/cotton; Husband gave up cheese, Planters of Manchester Grades 4 through 6: pumpkin; Adrien Zumpano ticut Inc. and are qualified all senior citizens and starts Thursdays Center, 131 New London Turnpike machine wash, dry; 45" wide. Sale ends Saturday, October 2nd. and the Coventry Garden Krissy Peterson of Vernon o f South Windsor, to judge flower shows. at 9:30 a.m.: Thursday at 8 p.m. and Sara Rosenberg of marigolds; and Kimberly Judges were: Mrs. Sam Ernest Grasso 643; Helen Bensche 631; Cut-outs, reg. trom $2.29 ea. / Club plus members of The program, which is open to the Prints, reg. trom $2.99 yd. other area clubs. Manchester; and Grades 7 Juros of Manchester, McCullough Jr., Rocky Carl Popple 609; Ann Fisher 601; Ada public free of charge, is sponsored by the solved bad breath problem Blue ribbon and award through 9, Sue Grommeck golden pothos. Hill; Mrs. H.V. Marmen Rojas 591; Joseph Garibaldi 580; James Inter-Community Mental Health Group. winners in the design divi of Glastonbury, who also The flower show was Glastonbury, Mrs. Keith Forbes 579; Anthony D’malo 574. Dando will talk on “ Shakespeare, 2 0 % CFF sion were; Class I, “ Har won the interrnediate sponsored by the seven Wuerthner, Farmington; Also: Camillo Vendrillo 573; John Dickens and Other Past Members of the DEAR DR. LAMB: We thought long, stamped, self-addressed mony in Color,” Melissa meritorious award, and clubs in the council, they M rs. Robert Dykins, Wilkinson 570; Marcella L ’Heureux 569; Mental Health Group.” He will explore totter dress fabrics you might like to know how we envelope for it to me, in care of this Jones of Glastonbury, who Beth LaHickey of South were: Manchester Garden Glastonbury, Mrs. Joseph Edward Scott 564; Catherine Byrnes 563; some characters and themes in familiar Faii shirtings newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio Windsor. Club, Coventry Garden J. McGuinness, Guilford, Harold Bagot 562; Lillian Carlson 561; For tbps with the power to Polyester, acetate or nylon solved the bad breath problem. also won the Tricolor literature from the psychological point solids and fancies. Machine After spending a lot of money with a Y o u r City Station, New York, N Y 10019. Award; Class 2, “ Whimsy Junior Design, “ Video- Club, East Hartford Mrs. Calvin Tinson, and Mary HiU, 559. of view, with special emphasis on the please. Plaid polylcottons; specialist 75 miles away who was of DEAR DR. LAMB: I am 72 game Creatures,’’ Garden Club, Perennial Glastonbury; Mrs. Garo machine wash, dry; 45" wide. wash, dry, 45" wide. w ith W e e d s ,’ ’ P e g g y works of Dickens and Shakespeare. Reg. from $3.99 yd. no help, my husband went for his H ea lth years old and for the past few years Herrick of Manchester Kindergarten through Planters of Manchester, Ray, Orange. For more information call 633-2832. Reg. $3.99 and $ 4 ^ yd. regular checkup with our family Lawrence my fingernails have been splitting Garden Club; Class 3, Grade 3: John DeRonck of Down to Earth Garden Also: Mrs. Martin AARP sets meeting doctor. 1 said, “ Tell him something and peeling. I used “ Hard As Broad Brook, Timmy Neal Club of South Windsor, Bauermeister, and Mrs. S -V “ Spirit of Christmas,” ^oOFF Butterlck 1% OFF has to be done,” as I could not go Lamb, M.D. Nails,” but that didn’t help. I have Mrs. Carolyn Hedlund of of South Windsor and Karin East Windsor Garden Club, Eldward Sherman and Mrs. Manchester Chapter 1275 AARP will Recipe correction near my husband. The doctor been taking multivitamins. Coventry Garden Club, Sheldon of Broadbrook; and Thyme, Impatiens and Robert Miller, all of meet Oct. 13 at 1:30 p.m. at South United Methodist Church, 1226 Main St. Russell Fashion prints casually said it could be cheese. No My nails looked so ugly that I who also won the Creativi Grades 4 through 6, Adrian Yew Garden Club of Ver Madison; Mrs. Robert A line was dropped from the recipe for Quiits Bjorklund of West Hartford will give a Eyecatching! Cotton or poly/ cheese, no bad breath. It is an finally went to a very fine druggist ty Award; Class 4, “ Return Zumpano of South Wind non. Hylander, Glastonbury; Beef Balls Stroganoff that appeared in Entire stocki Single or double slide presentation on New England’s rayon prints will give your allergy. It is hard to cook around who suggested gelatin capsules. I to Tradition,” Jackie Go sor; and Grades 7 through East Central Council is Mrs. Alan Yates, the Sept. 22 edition of the Manchester face of cotton and poly/ four seasons. here as I can’t eat seafood or onions, the long intestinal tract can be ab take these after each meal. Do you ble of Coventry; Class 5, 9, Mindy Adams of South also a member of the Simsbury; Mrs. Jonathan cotton; poly fill. Machine sewing special style. Herald. Machine wash, dry, 45" wide, and now this. sorbed into the bloodstream and think these will help my nails? If “ A Season to Remember,” Windsor. National Council of State Hine, Old Lyme, and Mrs. Under the ingredients for the sauce it wash, dry, 45" wide. Reg. $3.49 to $3.99 yd. DEAR READER: Your husband carried to the lungs. not, what do you suggest? Myrtle Cadoret of (Coven Junior Horticulture divi Garden Clubs Inc. and the Richard Hines of Avon. Masons to gather should have been read 1 can (lOVk ounce) Reg. trom $4.99 yd. E is fortunate, and so are you, that he Some women develop bad breath DEAR READER: I wish correc try; Class 6, “ Autumn condensed beef broth, undiluted. ting splitting and peeling fingernails s found out what was causing his bad at the time of their menses. Through . Flight,” Barbara Thomas, Manchester Lodge of Masons will )% OFF some chemical change in the body, was that easy. It isn’t. Gelatin is a 2 0 % CFF breath. Often it is difficult to find who also won the Award of m eet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the odorous chem icals are in the poor protein. It does not contain all the cause. Food allergies can indeed Distinction. Masonic Temple, East Center Street. W A X ES will meet the essential amino acids. Some cause bad breath. How is not clear. bloodstream and cause the condi Also: Class 7, “ A Christ The Entered Apprentice Degree will be Oingham checks SINGER REBATE SALE The sportabies nutritionists would call it an in i f i F - Manchester WAXES will meet Perhaps it is because the allergy up tion. It is not because the women are mas Carol,” Margaret Lof- presented. Perfect for decorating and Trigger®, Weaver's and sail complete protein. There is no valid Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Orange Hall, 72 Sale prices trom Jo-Ann Fabrics sets the body chemistry. unclean but due to a chemical tus of Cdventry; Class 8, Junior Warden John 0. Nelson will craftsi Polyester/cotton; cloth. Poly/cotton; machine evidence that taking gelatin will im E. Center St. Weighing-in will be from and rebates trom Singer add up Whenever a disease, allergy or change. At least.it is temporary. “ Spotlight on ’Texture,” preside and Bernard H. Stelman, R.W. machine wash, dry; 45" wide. to big savings on select sewing wash, dry; 45" wide. prove nails at all. And you can get even ingesting an odorous chemical If you have been listening to the Ruth Grommeck of District Deputy, will make his official 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Reg. $2.29 yd. machines. Save $80 to $300 and Reg. $3.49 a n d $3.79 yd. P affects the body chemistry, the better quality protein from meats, Members are reminded to bring ar news you should know that those Glastonbury; Class 9, “ A visitation. take home a Singer today! odorous chemicals are exhaled from milk and natural food sources of ticles for a F^arcel Post Auction which highly advertised mouthwash Touch of Genius,” Martha Refreshments will be served by the the lungs. The chemicals are dis preparations that cure bad breath complete protein. Lavanway of Perennial will be conducted during the business Singer featured at YARD Fellowcrest Club, following the degree H.68 YARD ^ 2 . 9 9 solved in the blood stream and emit by killing bacteria do not help. The Just be sure you arc on a good diet select locations listed below. Planters of Manchester; work. meeting. gases into the air spaces which are FDA has made it official that such with adequate calcium and protein. Class 10, “ Nature’s in the exhaled air. preparations do not really help. To Then avoid using any fingernail Jewels,’ ’ Jane Milk products are commonly a give you the guidelines of what does polish preparations or polish Bauermeister of Madison Auxiiiary to meet Luncheon pianned "SuMEdildvI’ftoaaa ’ ftoHanadMaoik' cause for food allergies. Although help, I am sending you The Health removers (removers are hard on Garden.Club; and Class 11, IdFYrooiji' Puricl(6tM:rtwaimm--'d^ fTtfotMononfedllheie TIOniMNa OflQ 1 Federated Garden Clubs of Connec the accepted thinking is that Letter number 9-4, Halitosis The nails). Moisturize your nails by “ Artist’s Palette,” Helen The VFW Ladles Auxiliary will meet orritOTM < m | K r i a * o f>Utol. ticut Inc., of which Manchester Garden Pdlyealw pofyfrcty9i%" digestive disorders do not cause bad Breath Problem and What to Do covering them with a heavy oily Mamet of Coventry. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Post Home, Itlty;60*wict9. Maehin«Wa*h,dry,45* wide. i f r Club is a member, will have its annual htoohVie wowh, dry. t breath, I don’t totally believe that. About It. Others cqn obtain this salve such as Vaseline regularly to 608 E. Center St. The Gold Star mothers Rt0.ia.ffyd. The following members awards luncheon Oct. 13 at Restland Any chemical that is formed inside issue by sending 75 cents with a conserve their natural moisture. will be honored and refreshments will be of Manchester clubs were Farm, Route 17, Northford. , served. blue ribbon winners in hor- Registration will start at 9:15 a.m. YARD YARD ticulture; Mildred with advance reservations required. •3.49 M.88 Latawic, Vera Sherlock, Open house set State and national awai'ds w ill be Social Security questions answered Elaine Case, Millicent presented after the limcheon. Jones, Elsie Swanson, A open house has been set Wednesday Frederick McGourty, editor of Plants Entire stock Linings Batiste idreme™ Dorothy Lord, Dorothy Coe Editor's note: this column is ANSW ER: If you are entitled to ly necessary. If you buy, whether beginning at 7 p.m. for parents of & Gardens, the Brooklyn ' Botanic and interfacings and broadcioth ^nd Visa" Cadence and Josephine Carlson. Crompton corduroy prepared by the Social Security Ad retirement benefits on your own you pay the entire purchase price is students enrolled in East Catholic High Garden Handbook series since 1969, will ' Our regular price assortments Polyester/cotton solids. Polyester suiting solids. Coventry Garden Club: Cotton/polyester blends. ministration in East Hartford. If work record and you receive a lump sum or pay in installments, School. be the speaker. He will talk on, “ Peren of acetate linings and poly Machine wash, dry, 45" wide. Machine wash, dry, 60" wide. Helen Mamet, Jane Machine wash, dry, 45* wide you’d like to see a question reduced widows benefirs before 62, medical insurance will usually The event, called “ Meet East Night,” nials and Their Uses.” ester infertocings. Reg. $2.69 and $2.79 yd. Reg. $4.99 and $5.99 yd. Behnke, Esther Kelly and R tg. $5.99 yd. answered here, write to Sal Anello, your own retirement payment at 65 make monthly payments until its will be held in the cafeteria of the school. 657 Main St., East Hartford, 06108. also will be reduced. share of the approved price or until Barbara Kelly. Representatives of the Athletic Depart the equipment is no longer medical Perennial Planters of ment, clubs and activities, and the ad YARD QUESTION: My husband is 83 %OFF 20% OFF ^1,99 2 5 % OFF (JUE.STION: What kinds of ly necessary, whichever comes Manchester; Fay Poole years old, and he is now bedfast. If ministration will be there. Social Security business can be con first. and Martha Lavanway. Nurse course set we purchase a hospital bed, will Feit 16 oz. Wonder-fiF Fabri-kamma veiour Decorator fabrics 2 ducted by phone? East Windsor Garden Softness, plus! 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Surprise for Mother,” for O W e igh t W atchers International Inc. t982 O w n e r o f tile’Weight Watchers Trademark. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Sept. 27, 1982 - 1.5 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Sept. 27, 1982 Manchester High 0 Rockville High 21 UConn 17 MCC 7 Morelewicz women's champ Simsbury High 0 East Catholic 12 Yale 7 Becker 1 Pitt boasts claim SPORTS Custer wins third to No. 1 gridders Defense great, men's single title By Tony Favla UPI Sports Writer Footballs were falling out of Ea Tall Mike Custer and diminutive failed to keep the title losing in an Jackie Morelewicz captured the 1982 earlier match. the skies like wounded ducks Manchester adult Men’s and Custer has dominated the local in Champaign, III., Saturda'y and the key play fittingly was Women’s Singles Tennis Tour scene for the past three seasons also a 95yard touchdown waddle Indians in 0-0 tie naments staged last weekend at ' reigning as Men’s Singles champion Charter Oak Park. at the indoor Manchester Racquet down the left sideline. Quarterback Dan Marino Custer withstood the challenge of Club for the past two years. and the top-ranked Pitt By Len Auster Bob Corso in the finals, winning in 1 ‘The Manchester fumble was a big, big play. straight sets, 6-4, 6-3. Panthers were having trouble getting started against 18th- Herald Sportswriter The 21-year-old Custer became Sullivan survives It was the big play of the game for us. * rated Illinois and trailed 3-0 The defenses maybe could have the first three-time winner since Ed Lowndes, Simsbury coach Mike White ruled the roost, 1973- Unser challenge early in the second quarter, been stiffer but not any stingier. with Tony Eason threatening Meanwhile, P itt’s cross At Tuscaloosa, Ala., 1976, and the third man since 1945 to LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Dan How can you argue with a double to take the Illini into the end slate rival, Penn State, was fullback Craig Turner scored shutout? win at least three town titles. Mar ny Sullivan survived a challenge putting in its bid for a jump in on a pair of short touchdown tin Duke held forth 1963 through 1967, from A1 Unser Jr. and the heat, dust zone for a 15point lead. Each side had opportunities to At that point, Dave Puz- the ratings. The fifth-ranked runs and Alabama withstood a score — before disaster struck — “The Manchester fumble was a also among the defensive standouts a five-year reign. and wind of the desert to coast to an Nittany Lions upset No. 2 late Vanderbilt rally led by for Manchester, which limited easy victory in a Sports Car Club of zuoli, a 5foot-3, 245pound with Manchester High and Sinubury big, big play. It was the big play of Former champion Phil Valentine defensive lineman, stepped in Nebraska at University Park, reserve quarterback Kurt High battling to a 04) standoff in the game for us,” voiced Simsbury Sim sbury to 197 total yards. and Jim Balcome were ousted in the America (Mn-Am road race Sunday Pa., 27-24 as Todd Blackledge Page. Page, subbing for Simsbury’s defense, led by semifinals. ( at Caesars Palace. front of an Eason pass at the CCIL football action Saturday in Coach Eld Lowndes, who saw his Pitt 5 and lumbered all the capped a 65yard, last-minute starter Whit Taylor, hit tight Simsbury. Trojans fumble away their best linebacker Gary Hokunson, yielded Morelewicz gained her first “My biggest fear was picking up a. drive with a 2-yard touchdown end Allama Matthews for two 184 yards to the Tribe offense. blowing newspaper in the radiator.” way for the touchdown that It was the ‘82 opener for the In scoring opportunity. crown, also a straight set triumph MIKE CUSTER turned the tide. The Illini strike to Kirk Bowman with third-quarter touchdowns to Simsbury, after baiting Dickman, Turner, Harris, Allen over Joy Balcome, 6-2, 6-2. said Sullivan. “I didn’t think it (the dians and second engagement for ...repeat winner never got another point and four seconds left. trim Alabama’s 24-7 halftime the Trojans, who go to 1-0-1 with the Manchester’s initial march, went and Brophy ran hard for the Indians. Defending champion Cas Pollnow race this year) was any harder. ”It was a great football lead. “We had some good and bad plays the Panthers won 253. stalemate. the other way behind the hard- boosting their claim to hold game,” said Penn State Coach Manchester on the opening posses running of Mike Ryan and Tony with the Wishbone,” Simmons spoke Joe Paterno. At Gainesville, Fla., onto the No. 1 spot in today’s sophomore Lorenzo Hampton sion drove to the Trojan 12 before merguson. It traveled to the Indian of his first-year offense, “We have rankings. In other games involving to work on our outside blocking. I ran for three touchdowns, in stalling. Thanks to some hard run 18 before Ryan coughed up the Eason and Marino put the toplO teams. No. 3 Washington ning by Greg Turner and Scott pigskin on a hard hit with Glenn felt all four running backs ran hard. 19 th h ole Hedberg's goal cluding a 69-yarder, and ball in the air often enough to defeated Oregon 37-21, Dickman, the latter scooting the left Dubois recovering for the Indians. We had only a couple of mistakes on fourthranked Alabama edged Florida turned a fumble and a score twice as many as points pass interference penalty into side for 22 yards, the Indians ad Dubois, late in the first half, almost offense but we have to polish as they did, but they were Vanderbilt 24-21, No. 6 vanced to the Trojan 8 early in the came up with an interception with a matters and be more consistent.” Georgia downed South scores to quash Mississippi Country Club “ erratic. Of Eason’s 58 passes, fourth quarter. lot of open space in front but... Manchester makes its home debut downs Whalers 'Carolina 3518, seventh-rated State in the opening GOVERNOR’S CUP — Sher 35 were caught — 30 by his It was not to be, however, for the Other than those three series, at Memorial Field against CCIL foe Florida beat No. 17 Mississip Southeastern Conference Ferguson defeated Stan Hilinski, 1- own team and five by the Indians as on a simple fullback dive neither side mounted much of a Wethersfield High in a 1:30 start. earlier in the game. Nevomansky, pi State 27-17, eighth-ranked game for both teams. The up, to win the 1982 Governor’s Cup HARTFORD (UPI) - Anders Panthers, although he could Gators trailed 3-0 at halftime the exchange between quarterback challenge with Simsbury punter Hedberg, recovered from a knee in signed by the Rangers as a free be excused by his offensive SMU nipped TCU 1513, No, 9 Kevin Brophy and fullback John cHris Clancy and Tribe kicker Statistics: Golf Tournament Sunday. Ferguson Arkansas topped Mississippi but came alive in the third whipped defending champion Bob jury which sidelined him most of agent after his release from the line since he spent much of the Harris was not clean with BYank Hacker booting eight punts M S 14-12, and lOtn-ranked North quarter. Genovesi in the semifinals and last season, made the difference for Detroit Red Wings, scored an un game scrambling and was Simsbury’s Mike Levin pouncing on apiece. 60 Offensive plays 53 Carolina bombed the Army 62- In the second 10, it was: Hlinski got past Frank Lipinski to the New York Rangers in their 3-2 assisted goal with four seconds left sacked nine times. the loose pigskin. “I was very happy defensively,” 10 First downs 10 8. Stanford 23, No. 11 Ohio State Herald photo by Tarquinlo enter the finals. exhibition win over the Hartford in the first period. Marino was a bit more con “It was a fullback dive and we understated Simmons, “I thought 184 Yds. rushing 183 At Seattle, running back 20; No. 12 Notre Dame 28, CANCER TOURNAMENT - Whalers. He added a power-play goal at servative, going 18-for-35 with EAGLE RECEIVER JOE MANINQAS just didn’t hold onto the ball,” the defense was behind the offense 0 Yds. passing 14 Sterling Hinds scored three Purdue 14; No. 13 UCLA 31, Gross, Len Norvath 70, Woody Clerk Hedberg missed all but four 10:35 in the second period with four interceptions. The two . . . battles Rams' Wayne Martin for pigskin remarked Manchester Coach Mike but I’m really happy with it. (Kelly) 184 Total yards 197 touchdowns and Chuck Nelson Michigan 27; No. 14 West 0-5 Passing 2-13 73, Charlie Boggini 74, Lon Annulli games,of the 1981-82 NHL season, assists from Reigo Ruotsalainen combined for nearly 500 Simmons, "We weren't doing Percy and (Mark) Allen are new and Mikko Leinonen. added three field goals to lift Virginia 43, Richmond 10; No, 2 Interceptions by 0 74, Tim McNamara 77; Net, Rich but was on the ice Sunday for the passing yards. 15 Texas 21, Missouri 0; No. 16 anything fancy, just felt we could ends in their first game and they did Rangers and scored midway Hartford answered with a power- “Their dominance of the Washington in a se-saw Pac-10 get 2-3 yards out of it. I didn’t want a real good job.” 1 Fumbles lost 1 Archambault 76-9-67, Bob Janes 74- Conference game. Hinds Miami (Fla.) 25, Michigan 2-15 Penalties 6-50 7- 67, Earle Everett 81-14-67, Ron through the third period to snap a 2-2 play goal by Rod Francis at 14:57 to defensive line was too much to gamble and were going for a field Willie Likely, Eld Stack, Dubois, cut the Rangers lead to 2-1. rushed for 103 yards on 21 S late 22; No. 19 Boston 8-29.5 Punting 8-25.8 Simmons 78-10-68, Rick DeNicolo79- tie. for us,” said Illinois Coach College 31, Navy 0; and Air goal if need be.” < Larry Tanner and Pete Alosky were The winning goal came at 10:35 in The Whalers pulled even, 2-2, Mike White, ”1 felt sorry for carries, scoring once in the se Rockville uses si: 11-68, Skip Tomczak 96-28-68, BM cond quarter and twice in the Force 39, No. 20 Brigham , the third period on a pass from when Ray Neufeld took a pass from Tony. He was in a revolving Pagani 78-9-69. Women — Gross, fourth. Young 38. Rose Robideau 94, Isabelle Parciak former Whaler Rob McClanahan. Bob Sullivan and powered a wrist door.” 96, Jennine McNiff 96; Net, Eileen Vaclave Nevomansky scored shot past Ranger goalie Ed Mio at Better days ahead? Plodzik 103-23-71, Edna Wadas 97-23- twice to give the Rangers a 2-0 lead 6:33 of the third period. to defeat Catholic 74, Marion Zamaitis 101-27-74, Emma Oleksinski 99-24-75, Lorraine Local squads fare well Demko 105-29-76, Mary Collins 106- By Len Auster 29-77. Calloway — Lynn 71, Green 72, Herald Sportswriter UConns impressive Dobkin 72, Boitilier 73, Krinjak 74. NFL players, owners BEST 16 — A-George Seddon 63- Most eyes are on the quarterback 8- 55, Pat Mistretta 64-6-58, Ray East takes team title and running backs but down in the Evelhoch 62-4-58, Steve Matava 64-5 still in (disagreement trenches is where many football 59, Bob Behling 65-6-59, Ward games are won and lost. While in Yale Bowl win Holmes 61-2-59; Gross, Steve supremacy wasn’t established for Matava 74, Len Horvath 74; B — HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UPI) - The owners prefer a five-year in New York X-C meet awhile, Rockville High overall took Mike Madrak 68-14-54, Ray Chlttick Judging by their reactions, it’s hard ' plan and object to a wage scale, control and used its size to wear 7512-58, Joe Novak 67-9-58, Joe By Earl Yost Icing on the cake was Carlos’ field to believe BM Garvey and Jack ”TTie session ended exactly as it down East Catholic, 21-12, in non Several drives deep into Yale iMacaione 71-13-58, C.D. McCarthy Sports Editor goal from the 28. Elarller he missed Donlan were at the same meeting. started,” said Upshaw of the five- the Silk Towners. “ I was very conference football action Saturday territory were stopp^ short by . ; 7512-58; C — Brian Robideau 7522- hour bargaining sesson at Hofstra There were some good- perfor results since St, Anthony’s beat us penalties, Yale getting one break a three-pointer from the 49, the ball Following the first bargaining ses mances out of local runners as East last week at Windham (Invitational) pleased with the performance of the morning in Rockville. 54, Vic Plagge 73-18-55, Larry sion since the NFL players’ strike University. “We still stick to our entire team, especially Becky and “They started to use their size ad Dominating play from start to after another but unable to long enough but sailing wide of the Catholic and Manchester High boys’ and we came back and beat them finish, the University of Connecticut . Podesta 73-1557. began seven days ago, Dionlan, chief plan of a wage scale fund of 50 per Maureen,” cited Manchester Coach vantage and came right at us,” saw capitalize except for its long scoring posts. SWEEPS — Gross, Steve Matava and girls’ squads took part Saturday this week. Our mental approach football team ended its jinx at Yale Yale quarterback Joe Dufek negotiator for the NFL Management cent of the television revenues. We Phil Blanchette, “Heidi did very East Coach Jude Kelly, who was im drive, which started with the second 74, Len Horvath 74; Net, Bob will not move off that. morning at the Westlake Cross towards the race was much better.”’ Bowl under the coaching of Walt hatf kickoff after UConn had built up scored for Yale on the end of an 80- (Council, expressed optimism Sun Country Invitational at Peekskill, Manchester boys did run a full well rebounding from illness earlier pressed by the overall action. “I felt Behling 75-6-69, Pat Mitretta 757-70, day. However, Garvey, executive “We anticipate in the next few in the week.” - both teams came to play. I love the Nadzak with a convincing 17-7 deci a 14-6 lead. yard march after taking the second N.Y. team due to injuries or the flu. sion last Saturday over the Ells Bob Flynn 78-570; B — Gross, Bill director of the Players Association, days the owners will try to bribe sport and felt their were good ef Hard-running Joe Markus, half kick off. Yale had a first and Sullivan 79; Net, Mike Madrak ^14- East’s Steve Kittredge, turning in Three Indians race in Varsity Race East jayvee boys took second in before an announc^ crowd of 30,- goal from the three but it took four called the owners’ new proposal a name players to come into camp. In forts on both sides.” UConn’s Mr. Everything on offense, 66, Ron Simmons 851570; t — no way will this happen. We will not the top performance by a Connec III with Mike Roy fourth, Vinnie their heat with Tim Howard 000. “non-offer.” Liscomb ninth and Sean Sullivan Performing above and beyond the and big Steve Mictolewicz and John downs to get iqto the paydirt. , Gross, Vic Plagge 87. go back to business as usual or ticut runner, secured second place seventh, Daren Damboragian 18lh, In no way does the final score.in Dorsey on defense, sparked the Markus picked up 82 yaras rushing Gene Upshaw, president of the un in the Varsity I race with a 16.13 60th. John Comeau was 12th, John call of duty for Rockville, which ; FOUR BALL - Net, Phil ion, went as far as to predict the status quo. ’The system needs to be Bert Howard 21st, Chris Rowe 22nd goes to 2-0 with the win, was hard- dicate the superiority the Huskies winners who outgained tte Elis, 332 in 22 carries, caught six passes for clocking over a 5,000-meter course. Odom 30th and Paul Toland 51st in and Billy Ciaglo 23rd. Eagle enjoyed against the toothless Sullivan, Bert Qavis, Ray Wood, owners would begin bribing players changed.” running halfback Tom Kelleher. The yards (233 in the air and 99 on the 64 yards and had 57 yards in punt Carl Engberg 54; Pete Fox, Ron Donlan said that over the past few Chris Smith of Port Chester, N.f., the jayvee race. freshmen Jim Kittredge, Kevin Bulldogs who were losing their se ground), to 265 for Yale, holding the returns. The TD was his fourth in to break the strike this week. set a course record in the race with On the distaff side. East secured Ram senior tri-captain Carried the Simmons, John Everett, Don The Management Council’s days the question of guaranteeing Heine, Mark Barry, Joel Feehan pigskin 31 times for 157 yards and cond straight game of the 1982 home team to 59 rushing. three games, a team high. a time of 15:37. second place in the team standings and John O’Connell also did well. season. Bidwards 55; Dick Ottaviano, Alex attempt to settle the strike centered the money appeared to be a major two touchdowns, on runs of 30 and 20 Markus dove over from the one- Trivella picked Yale’s defense ^Signer Jr., Vic Abraitis, Jack Shea stumbling block in settling the East took the team title in Varsity with 94 points. Washingtonville took Kittredge took second place with a Not since the 1965 campaign, Yale yard line 57 seconds of the second apart for 233 passing yards and one around its guarantee of a $1.6 billion I with a total of 66 points followed by top honors with 57 points. Tri-Valley yards. He left many an Eagle *57; Jim Moriarty, Dick Gardella, package to go to the striking players strike. time of 10:10 for 3,000-meters, two tackier with nothing but air. "I felt Ckiach Carm Cozza’s first year, has period of climax a nine-play 65-yard touchdown. Warwick 74 and St. Anthony’s 76. was third in the 25-team competition seconds behind the winner. Yale been defeated In its first two Ray Hickey, A1 Vennard 59; Gross, over the next five years. The union, “We also told them that within No. 21 (Kelleher) ran very hard. I drive and Domingos Carlos added Yale still holds a wide 30-4 series ' Bob Behling, Marsh Warren, Bert these parameters we can work out Ron Adams was ninth in 16.56, with 108 points. Manchester placed games. And it was UConn that edge and Cozza can boast 14 wins in in the first regular-season strike in East jayvee girls easily won their felt he was the difference in the the extra point via placement. Brown, Steve Dexler 69; Ray Fahey, other things once we have the fun Mike Hebert 15th (17.21), Steve eighth with 231 points. spoiled Cozza’s debut 18 years ago. 18 games against the Huskies. the NFL’s 65year history, wasn’t Teresa Kittredge was third, race with 23 points, placing all seven game,” Kelly cited. UConn made it 14-0 later in the Lloyd Davidson, Bob Genovesi, Lou damentals down,” Donlan said. Matteo (17.22). Jack Fitzgerald 24th Nadzak was 0-6 against Cozza but It was a short ride home for the impressed by the offer. of their runners in the top 12. Patty Trailing 15-6, East was on the same period when quarterback Rob Betko 69. “Then we can talk about, for exam and John Rowe 47th for the Eagles, Carole Colliton ninth, Felicia it was apparent shortly after the Trivella found tight end A1 Wilcox In Huskies and their followers to the “We made a move today and Vinnie White sprained an ankle Falkowski 24th, Cathy Cross 26th Doyle took first place with a time of receiving end of an official's call BEST 13 — A - Carroll Maddox we’re hopeful and optimistic,’’ ple, minimum salaries. late in the third quarter and sub teams took to sun-baked Yale the end zone for six points. Carlos Storrs campus and Yale followers during the race and did not finish. and Sue Byrne 32nd for the 22:07, Cathy Burke was second, gridiron that this was the day for the 47-3-43, Doc McKee 553-47, Rich Donlan said. “Today we guaranteed “This should put to rest the issue Kristin Mc(Jee fifth, Eileen Byrne sequently scored on a 24-yard TD hit the 14th point. The drive covered are wondering today if the first ; Riordan 452-47, Dave Kaye 451-47; “We had a very strong team per Eaglettes. It was the first varsity Huskies to shine brighest in the losing season since 1971 is in the the union $1.6 billion over five years. of the $1.6 billion. We are going to seventh, Julie Ciszewski eighth, pass from QB John Glliberto to wide 72 yards in 19 plays beautifully B Paul Sullivan 52-7-45, John Wilson spend it. Now it’s up to them to formance,” noted East Coach Jack race for Cross, a freshman. autumn sunshine...and shine they offing. If we didn’t spend all that money we Becky Castagna was 17th, Michelle Brown ninth and Ellen receiver Joe Maningas. It was mixed up by Trivella. 52-5-47, Ray Chittick 53-6-47, Bob regroup. I think it is a positive Hull, “All five of our scorers ran East’s first pass completion in two visitors from Storrs did. would create a. fund to disperse the well with Mike Hebert having an Maureen Lacey 25th, Heidi Sullivan Evans 12th. Mary Beth Reiley was Genovesi 53-5-48, Dick Schotta 557- remaining amount.” sign.” games. That made it 15-12 with 9:48 After the final whistle, UConn exceptional dav. 58th, Meg Harvey 64th, Laura Bot- 44th in the jayvee race for 48, Ron Simmons 53-5-48, Alex “All they said is what was on the Donlan said he would be in touch remaining. followers, at least half the day’s “1 was especially pleased with the lone 67th and Robin Edlund 99th for Manchester. ' Eigner Jr. 53-5-48, Sam Watson 55 5 table Sept. 8,” Garvey countered. with the Players Association Mon A personal foul on the Rams had attendance remained in their seats or jumped over the barriers to con Lex on goal spree 48; C - John Everett 52-8-44, Steve “There Is no new offer. They want to day to possibly set up further talks. East kicking off at the Ram 45. An Dexler 54-9-45, Bill Dobbin 57-11-46, “They’ll probably ask for a on-sides kick by Maningas, however, gratulate their heroes to the tunes of leave the money to the clubs and the impressive University of Bid Shaw 55-8-47, Carl Engberg 57-15 have them spend it the way they meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. in N.E. football roundup spiraled backwards with Rockville 47; Low gross, Dave Kaye 71. Washington,” Garvey said, setting up shop at the 45. It churned (Mnnecticut Marching Band. want to. Usually, only the UConn Band in Cougar triumph SWEEPS — A — Gross, Dave “As far as responding to the offer referring to the time and place that out the yardage, Kelleher doing the goes home a winner, but this time Kay 71; Net, Dick Patemostro 77-5 we put on the table (Sept. 17), they he and Upshaw will address a House bulk of the work, with Glen Prechtl 69, Carroll Maddox 75-6-69, Tim the gridders were spotlighted. Steve Mossup, assisted by Lex. Less didn’t. I’m annoyed that they didn’t subcommittee considering legisla Boston College ups rating on his first carry scoring on a 10- The season started slowly for McNamara 74-4-70; B — Gross, Joe tion to grant the league additional Is Yale that bad, upset loser to Manchester Conununity College but than a minute later. Lex tallied off a put something on the table to entice yard run up the middle. That Nowak 82; Net, Ron Simmons 8515 anti-trust exemptions. clinched matters "with 3:30 to go. Brown in its opener and like a ship has turned around dramaticallv. pass from Boaz Ashbel. Lex, on a the players. They are so predic 70, Bill Sullivan 83-11-72, Bob table.” East, as in its opener, hurt itself at sea without a capaign last Satur Following two opening losses tne fine run, made it 3-0 with six Maine Black Bears must be Massachusetts. He completed 18 of day, or is UConn on the way up in ’ Norwood 851572; C — Gross, Bob On Sept. 17, the players dropped Garvey has accused the three By United Press International with penalties. It was assessed 11 Ckmgars have won three straight, in minutes left in the half and two ILaChapelle 89; Net, John Everett bemoaning the day the Yankee 29 passes — including a 62-yard the football world after absorbing a cluding Saturday’s 7-1 rout, of minutes later Fernando Restrepo their previous demand for 55 per major television networks of times for 114 yards. Some were Herald photo by Tarquinlo 8516-64, Austin Weiman 92-1574. College football skeptics believe Conference voted to put in a tie scoring strike to Jim Garvey — to trouncing at the hands of unbeaten built onto the advantage. cent of the owners’ gross revenues. prolonging the strike by paying the most damaging on offense. “We got Becker Junior College in soccer ac LADIES The 19th-ranked Boston College breaker system. break the old record set by Larry out of. normal down and distance. ROCKVILLE’S TOM KELLEHER (21) TOTES PIGSKIN Colgate (3-0) and then trimming tion at Cougar Field. Becker, 1-2, tallied its lone The union’s new proposal called for owners $42 million over the first two FOUR BALL — Edna Hilinski, 50 percent of the revenues from the •weeks of the strike, even if no Eagles are for real. Maine fell to conference rival Brown in 1978. We had iike first-and-30 and that’s N o^ eastem and now Yale? Senior captain Ed Lex tallied four marker at the 12-minute mark of the Sophomore quarterback Doug Coming up Saturday, UConn treks Ann Teets, Emily Sarra, Joanne league’s new television contract. games are played. Boston University 48-45 in four over The only Yankee Conference club tough to get out of,” Kelly stated. . . . before being hauled down by East's Joe Leslie (36) of the goals as the Cougars went second half with Oscar Penn doing Hunt 61; Isabelle Parciak, Rose Flutie passed for 279 yards and times. A week earlier they were on to pull out a win Saturday was “We didn’t have anything consis to New Hampshire in a good frame over the .500 mark. MCC’s next out the honors. Lex, on a feed from According to the union’s figures, the LaPolt, Linda Malier, Claire amount would come to $1.6 billion Garvey said he wanted the next three touchdowns — two to wide the short end of a 58-55 tally against Connecticut, which dumped Yale 17- tent. We had some good plays but an interception by East’s Chris Dar afternoon against non-conference of mind for an opening Yankee ing is Wednesday against Post Scott Goehring, quickly retaliated receiver Brian Brennan — Saturday Conference skirmish against the Zimmerman 61; Linda Kaye, Ida over the next four years, which bargaining session in Washington, the University of Rhode Island, a 7 — the Huskies’ first win against weren’t consistent.” by at the goal line. But a fumble foe Norwich Free Academy at Mt. College in Waterbury at 3 o’clock. for the Cougars. I ^ completed his ' McMahon, Helen Meegan, Hazel where the players association’s has to lead the unbeaten Eagles a 31-0 six-overtime affair. the Elis in nine years and only the East opened the scoring on a 58- recovery by Peter Bourquin set the always-tough Wildcats. Yale MCC opened the scoring 13 four-goal outburst shortly after with would be distributed on a wage Nebo at 1:30. Piper 62. scale its headquarters. victory over Navy. It was their first The club’s traded one-yard fourth time in the 34-year series. yard TD scamper up the middle by Rams up in business at the Blast 32 remains home against Holy Cross, minutes into the affair on a goal by Mossup adding a final touch. win over the Middies in three years one of the better Crusader elevens MATCH PLAY VA. PAR — A - touchdown runs for three overtimes In other regional games: AIC Doug Post. It was on East’s first and it took Kelleher two plays to Statistics: Rose Robideau, even, B - Bimbi and the first time Navy was shut out before Steve Shapiro booted a 32- dumped Norwich 28-6; Amherst up offensive series. Post wound up with cover the distance. Kelleher added a EC R that shows three wins already In as at home in six years. many starts against New Tyler, 4-up; Mary Ctollins, 1-down; C yard field goal to give BU its first ended Bates 35-14; Bowdoin 97 yards on 11 carries. two-point conversion for a 15-6 42 Offensive plays 62 “I hope this’ll silence the few win of the season. In overtime ses squeaked by Hamilton 12-7; Hampshire, UMass and Dartmouth. Northwest blanks East — Emily Sarra, 6 down. Rockville came right back with bulge. 14 First downs 17 BLIND PARTNER - Helen Meyer sets Chicago marathon mark critics we have,” said linebacker sion, each team is given the ball on Bridgewater State edged Kelleher, spinning out of the grasp “Our defense was on the field too 163 Yds. rushing 224 UConn was not to be denied Steve DeOssie. the opponent’s 15yard line n in turn against the Elis in the junket to the Mutty-Helen Meegan 63, Sue Framingham State 6-2; East of two Eagle tacklers, darting M long. We gave up too many third 24 Yds. passing 53 The critics were still around, for an opportunity. Elm City. with goal in first half Passman — Linda h ^ e r 64, Mary Stroudsburg toppled Central yards for the tying touchdown. down conversions. I feel they just 187 ToUl yards 277 Collins- Virginia Throwe 66, Mo CHICAGO (UPI) — It seemed a Karen Dunn, who a week earlier despite a season which has so far Other Yankee Conference, clubs Connecticut 2511. Wayne Schmelter’s PAT gave the overpowered us the second half,” I- 4 Passing 5-11 Bednarczyk - Sue Passman 66. tdrrlble shame to run so far, so fast won the first marathon she ever ran. seen BC topple Texas A & M 3516 faced off with intrastate Ivy League Rams a 7-6 edge five seconds into Kelly stated. 1 Interceptions by 0 With the only goal coming in the “Elxcept for the mental error on and wind lip with nothing more than Both Meyer and Cota won $12,000 and tie defending national champion opponents with the advantage going Also, Holy Cross beat Dartmouth the second stanza. Rich Kucinskas and Vito Perrone 2 Fumbles lost 0 first half, Northwest Catholic the comer kick, I thought we out- Canadian grid a cramp in your side and second for their training expenses. The Clemson 1717. to the Ivies 21. , 28-12; Maine Maritime blanked Rockville saw an early second- played well defensively for Blast. II- 114 PenalUes 7-85 ,^>orts blanked East Catoolic, 1-0, in HOC place. purse for the women’s winner’s had ■ They were there because of the In Providence, R.I., fullback Bill Western New England 7-0; half scoring bid go by the board on 3-38.3 Punting 2-33.0 play.ed them.” mmarked East teams spotlighted The Eagles’ next outing is Saturday ''C alen d ar girla’ soccer action Saturday mor (Mach Don Fay, “1 was especially But Joe Nzau of Kenya, who set a been $10,000, but Chicago Mayor Eagles’ history of winning the big Barrett ran for two touchdowns, in Mass.Maritime knocked off Curry ning at Mt..Neb04 pleased with our domination of the NEW YORK (UPI) - While blistering pace and led for nearly all Jane Byrne kicked in $2,000 more at one then falling apart. They needed cluding the game winner midway 23-14; Middlebury edged Williams Cary O'Brien’s tally at 20:10 on a the starting line to make things second half, but we are still not • striking NFL players were waiting of Sunday’s America’s Marathon- to look no farther than last year through the final period, as Brown 2523; Northeastern got by C.W. . Cougar nine drops three weekend starts half volley off a corner kick fihishing things off.” ‘on the sidelines, the CFL stepped Chicago, had to be content with even. when BC dumped Texas A & M 13-12 scored a 24:20 win over Rhode Post 14-10; Plymouth State Monday provided the margin for the visiting into the picture. luring winner Greg Meyer to an ef Nzau, who shared the lead with and were embarassed a week later Island. ’The Bruin defense had to steamrolled Western Connecticut SOCCER Blast has scored two goals in four Manchester Cu.iunumty Cunege s to Southern Connecticut State game-winner for the Cougars. Bob Indians. Northwest goes to 1-1 in the games. The Canadian Football League, a fort that broke the course record by Garry Bjorklund until 6 miles into 5514 at North Carolina. turn back a last-minute Rams’drive 46-0; RPI bested Lowell 21-8; Gagnon, aboard via a single, tallied Rockville at Manchester (girls), the 25mile, 385yard race, was out fall baseball team dropped three of College, 12-0 and 8-0. conference, 1-2 ovendl with the win East outshot Northwest, 15-7. nine-team enterprise that keeps 135 more than 3 minutes. But with two wins and a tie to notch their second win. Ramapo dumped New Haven 2514; the fifth Cougar marker. Dan 3i30 in front alone from there until four weekend tilts. TTie Cougars Joe Imbriaco had two hits for while the Eaglettes slip to 1-2-1 Northwest keeper Hbpe Kelly made former American college stars Nancy Conz dominated the against three squads which made In Cambridge, Mass., quarterback Southern Connecticut got by Corazzelli was the winning pitcher. CROSS COUNTRY split a Saturday twinbill with MCC in Saturday’s opener. Scott overall and 0-1 in the H(jc. 10 saves and Blast netminder Martha' ^working on its rosters each week, women’s division, cruising in nearly Meyer caught him with 3 miles to bowl games last year the football Don Allard passed for two Springfield 12-7; Tufts hammered Alan Drake and Mike Msier ab Cromwell at Cheney Tech; 3il5 Southeastern UConn, dropping the loos was the losing hurler. Im- East’s next engagement is Barter five. Rachel Rossow and ; took over the NFL’s television do- 12 minutes ahead of the women’s go. He said his swift early pace future at the Heights is brighter touchdowns and a school record 358 Trinity 31-6 WPI shellacked Coast opener by a 9-8 count and taking the briaco’s grounder in the eighth in sorb^ the losses for MCC in the VOLLEYBALL T q g s ^ a f t e ^ i^ against St. Paul . main with a double-header telecast record despite stiff breezes and didn’t wear him out. than any time in recent memory. yards and also ran for two scores to Guard 5532; and Wesleyan pasted East Catholic at Rockville, 3ilS Donna Revellese played well for tte nightcap, 5-4. MCC fell twice Sunday ning in the nightcap plated the Sunday twinbill. Eaglettes. Sunday on NBC. thick; muggy air. She beat out In other New England games, the lead Harvard to a 31-14 triumph over (Olby 383. i 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon„,Sept. 27, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Sept. 27, 1982 - 17 Martinez rises to task for Orioles 2Sth homer to break a 1-1 tie and pin the loss after winning his previous and Paul Molitor sacrificed. Robin Ranger* 7, Angel* 5 Scoreboard By Mike Tully the loss on Richard Dotscin, 11-14, Yount singled home Moore to make At Arlington, Texas, Larry seven' starts. who allowed nine hits in Ming the UPl Sports Writer the score 3-2 but rookie center Parrish hit a three-run homer and “ Dennis is the type of guy to res American League distance. ." fielder John Shelby threw out Skube George Wright collected three hits On a day when it counted so much pond like this,” said Baltimore Blue Jays 6, Mariner* 2 at the plate attempting to score on and scored two runs to back the five- for himself and his team, Dennis manager Earl Weaver.. “He’s a At Seattle, Dave Stieb, 16-14, Martinez showed his heart. bulldog. He puts his heart into every Dempsey, a one-out single by Dauer Cecil Cooper’s fly to short center. hit pitching of Charlie Hough and lead the Rangers. ’The loss left the hurled his AL-Ieading 18th complete Martinez, returning from and an RBI single by Cal Ripken. “We’ve lost two games before and CALIFORNIA TEXAS CHICAGO ST. LOUIS Betsv King $1,041.73-73 71-74-291 game.” game and batterymate Back Mar Marfene Hagge $1,041,74-7449-74-291 Nicaragua and the funeral of his Eddie Murray drove in two runs, we’ve come back. I’m sure we can firstplace Angels 3t4 games ahead ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi Baltimore added a run in the tinez drove in two runs with a solo Downing If 4 00 0 Wright cf 42 3 0 Wills 2b 5 0 2 1 LoSmIth If 3 0 0 1 Beckv Pearson $1,041,7071-78-74-291 father, hurled Baltimore to a 7-2 vic one with his 31st home run, and Rich eighth on Benny Ayala’s double, a do it again,” said Milwaukee of Kansas City in the West. Ken Connie Chillemi $1.041.71 •75-72-73- 291 home run and a single to spark Carew Ih 4 011 Sample If 2 10 0 Sandbrg 3b 5 0 2 0 C^mlth ss 4 0 0 0 lorg 3b 3 12 1 Castillo Sb 4 10 0 $806.74-7072-76-2a tory over the Brewers, pulling the Dauer and Dan Ford rapped three single by Dan Ford and Dempsey’s manager Harvey Kuenn. Forsch, 13-11, took the loss. DeCincs Sb 4 111 Grubb dh 2 1 0 0 Bucknr lb 5110 Hmndz lb 4 0 1 0 Bonnell cf 4 0 10 Brown If 4 0 10 Sandra Palmer Toronto. Baseball Durham rf 4 11 0 Hendrck rf 4 0 10 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0Bochte dh 3 0 10 Goff Judy Rankin $805.74-71-74-73-292 The Orioles added two runs in the Indian* 4, Tiger* 3 Lynn rf 4 111 Johnsn dh 2 0 11 $805.71-73-75-73-292 Orioles within two games of first- hits each. The clubs have seven sacrifice fly to take a 3-1 lead before Baylor dh 2 1 0 0 Parrish Tf 4 113 Moreind c 3 10 0 Porter c 4 0 10 Nrdhgn dh 4 0 0 0 Sweet c 4 0 2 2 Ronnie Lauer ninth on a triple by Dauer, a At Detroit, Len Barker struck out A’*, 5, Royals 4 Johnston If 4 12 2 McGee cf 30 10 Roberts If 8 2 0 0 Maler lb 4 0 10 Jane I.ock $805.89-72-76-75-292 place Milwaukee in the American games left, including a four-game, the Brewers chased Dennis Mar ReJeksn rl 4 112 Sundbrg c 4 12 0 9805.74-73-7075-292 sacrifice fly by Murray, walks to nine in seven innings to notch his At Oakland, Calif., Mike Heath Grlch 2b 3 0 0 0 O'Brien lb 4 111 Hall cf 9 2 10 Oberkni 3b 4 110 Upshaw lb 4 0 10 Moses rf 4 0 10 Vicki Tabor League East. season-ending set at Baltimore, tinez in the eighth — not until he had Kenndy ss 4 0 11 Herr 2b 2 0 2 0 Martinez c 3 12 2 TCruz ss 4 0 2 0 (’olleen Walker $666.72-7077-74-293 drilled a two-out, RBI single in the Foil ss 3 0 0 0 SUIn 3b 3 0 10 $665. 73-73-73-74-298 “I said I know I can't think about beginning Friday night. done the job. Ripken and Gary Roenicke and 14th victory and center fielder Rick Bniiie c 8 0 1 0 Richrdt 2b 4 0 11 Jenkins p 4 0 1 2 * Rasmssn p 0 0 0 0 Griffin ss 3 111 JCniz 2b 4 0 0 0 Koltii Rinker eighth, preventing Kansas City from USmith p 0 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 6 9 4 ToUls 36 2 9 2 Debbie Massey 1577. 73-72-77-73-294 it,” Martinez said of the auto-bus Gorman Thomas slammed his “I’m a professional,” said Mar Ford’s third single of the game. Manning made a game-saving catch Pettis pr 0 10 0 Dent ss 3 0 0 0 1577.71-72-78-73-294 gaining ground. ’The loss was the By United'Press International Fergusn c 0 0 0 0 lorg pn 10 0 0 Toronto 210 101001- 6 .Janet Coles accident that claimed his father’s major league-leading 39th homer to tinez. “I know what I have to do.” In other games, Texas beat for the last out of the game, leading (All Times EOT) Totals 31 5 5 5 ToUls 32 7 10 6 Martin p 0 0 0 0 Seattle 101 000 000-2 Jerilyn Britz $677.74-72-73-75-294 By United Press International Shelley Hamlin $460.71-7071-77-296 life. ‘T ve got to go out and just do it stake Milwaukee to a 1-0 lead in the ’The Brewers rallied to cut their California 7-5, Oakland frustrated the Indians. eighth in the last nine games for the Calllomla 000200210-5 Braun pn 10 0 0 Iv-T. Cruz. Castillo. DP—Seattle 1. Southern Open NATIONAL LEAGUE Texas 408 00100*— 7 Kaat p 0 0 0 0 LOB -Toronto 6, Seattle 8. 2B—T. Cruz. Nancy Rubin 490.75-71-75-74-296 for him (his dad).” second but Murray blasted a 1-2 deficit to 3-2 in the eighth. Charlie Kansas City 5-4, Cleveland beat Twin* 2, While Sox I Royals. Dan Quisenberry, 8-7, sur At Columbus, Ga.. Sept. 26 Vicki Singleton $400.72-73-75-75-296 ^ s t ^ F o rs c h , Boone. DP—Calllomla 1. Roof ph 10 0 0 Bonnell. 3B—Griffin. HR—Martinez (9). (Par 70) Martinez, 15-12, held the Brewers pitch into the left field bleachers to Detroit 4-3, Minnesota nipped At CHiicago, Gary Gaetti hit a rendered three straight twoout W L Pet. GB Texas 1. LOB-Callfomla 1, Texas 8. 2B Mura p 0 0 0 0 SB-Garcia (53). Sweet (3). S-Bochte. jNlephanie F'arwjg $490.0073-75-78-296 Moore led off with a single and pinch B.CIampett, $45,000 65^9^8«4-2e6 Rose Jones $460. 72-707077-295 to three hits through seven, innings hitter Bob Skube also singled. An Chicago 2-1, Boston defeated New ' home run and Bobby Castillo singles. Dave Beard, 10-8, who St. Louis 90 66 .577 - —Boone, O'Brien. SB—Sundberg. HR— ToUls 97 6 11 6 ToUls 31 1 7 1 Martinez. SF—Griffin. lori 67-72-€8«l-268 tie the score 1-1. * Philadelphia M 71 M2 ■Parrish (18), DeCinces (30). Lynn (19), Chicago 500000001—6 IP Ii RER B BSO Hale Irwin, 27,000 llcbbie Austin $490.74-73-72-78-296 York 5-2 and Toronto hammered scattered five hits to lead the Twins. relieved in the eighth, was the G. Burns, 17,000 67-684fr«-209 Silvia Berlolaccin $490,73-73-71-78-296 before' needing relief help in the The Orioles pulled ahead in the error by right fielder Ford allowed Montreal 63 72 .536 6>A Re. Jackson (36). S-Samiile 2. St. I^uis 000010000—1 Toronto 69-6867-6&-270 Pittsburgh » 74 .523 Stieb (W 16-14) 9 Ha) Sutton, 12.000 Mindy Mwirc 73- 73-79-71—298 eighth. Mike Caldwell, 17-12, took fifth on a leadoff single by Rick Moore to take third on Skube’s hit Seattle 6-2. Gaetti opened the second with his winner. IP H RERBBSO adpickhicago 1. LOB—C icago 6, St. 9 2 1 0 6 Andy Bean. 10,000 69^-69^271 Chicago 69 87 .442 21 California auuis 6, IJbSjohnstone kils. SB—Hall. Seattle Cindy Lincolh $411.67-72-78-70-298 New York 62 93 .400 27^ Jim Thorpe. 8.6F7 79^-6^65-272 Melh Daniel $1,540,74-73-78-70-298 Frsch (L U-11) 222 4 6 5 0 0 SB-NKCJRee (23). H e r| j)25). Wills (34en Bannistr (L 12-12) 8 8 5 2 3 8 G Hallberg. 8,687 69«^-67-272 West Steirer 222 4 1 1 1 0 asfBlo. Smith. Musseiman 1 1 1 1 0 0 Rosey Bartlett $184.73-73-7073-297 ^ Los Angeles V Heafner. 7,500 69- 7048^273 Svdnev Cnnnghm $184. 7072-75-74-297 86 70 .54B- Curtis 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 Jip h r er bb so WP—Bannister. PB—Martinez T-2 17 I^rry Rinker, 7,500 67- 72-6648-273 Atlanta 84 71 .542 1 Renko 0 0 1 3 dchlcago A-€.742 Sue F.rtl $184. 70607073-297 222 1 John Fought, 6 . ^ 6746-70-71-274 Penny Pulz $184. 71-75-7075-297 •■ San Francisco 84 71 .542 1 Texas jjke ins (W 13-15) 8 7 1 1 2 0 71-714846-274 ’San Diego J Mahaftoy. 6,500 ('nthy Mant $184. 72-73-73-79-297 Chargers, 78 77 503 7 Hough (W 16-12) 9 5 5 5 LKESKNI ^ ? ? - S ? ? Joe Inman, 5,500 68- 70-7047-275 Mary Hafcman $184. 71-77-72-77-297 Houston 74 81 .477 11 Curtis pitched to batter in 6th. St. K M McCullough, 5,500 67- 70-7048-275 Names in the news Cincinnati 57 96 .368 2B HBP—by Forsch (Wright. Grubb, Gr UIS SAN DIEGO ATLANTA (’nrolyn Hill 72-7074-78-299 Winning spirit ab r h bi ab r h bi John Adams. 4.6S 71- 67-67-73-277 h'lnine Hand 71- 707078-301 Rasm.ss a uda) 2-3 4 5 sasf Saturday’s Results Sleint. by Hough (Baylor). T—2:06. W Armstrong, 4,825 68- 7049-73-277 New York 2, Philadelphia 1 29.006 I*ahti f 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Wiggins cf 4 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 5 0 10 Carole Jo Callison 75-72-77-77-301 Richrds If 4 12 0 Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Chip Beck. 3,507 6067-72-70-278 Meverlv Klass 72- 74-78-77-301 Montreal 9, Pittsburgn 4 inkartin 3 a 0 0 0 2 72- 71-6847—278 Ken Rosberg Jets post Atlanta 12, San Diego 6 Kaa 2 1 0 is 0 1 Eklwrds cf 0 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 110 H Twitty, 3,507 loan .lovee 75-72-7077-302 Bonilla 2b 72-714649-278 . Houston 3, Cincinnati 1 TORONTO SEATTLE Mura c 2 3 1 1 0 3 4 0 0 0 Chmbls lb 4 12 1 Joe Hager. 3,507 Leslie llolbert 74- 73-07-77-311 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) — Keke Rosberg of Finland won’t have Kenndy lb 4 0 10 Harper If 3 0 0 1 Tim Norris, 3,507 704949-70-278 -leannctle Kerr 71-77-73-DQ St. Louis 5, Chicago 1 ab r h bi ab r h bi jjkenkins pitched to 2 eaers in 9th. 0649-7548-278 San Francisco 5. Los Angeles 4 Gwymi rf 2 10 0 Royster 3b 4 0 2 0 Tim Simpson, 3.507 any trouble forgetting his 1981 performance on the Grand Prix, but the Garcia 2b 5 12 0 Simpson cf 5 11 0 6$:2|. A-46.789. Flannry 3b 7247-7049-278 TONIGHT Sunday’s Results lorg 3b 3 12 1 Castillo Sb 4 100 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 20 10 Larry Nelson. 3,507 19^ campaign will be much more than a fond memory. grid wins Pittman ss 3 111 Sinatro c 2 0 0 0 Lindy Miller. 3.W 68*70-72'48—278 By United Press International 7 • Yankee* v*. Red Sox, Channel* shown by Sox New York 6, Philadelphia 4 Bonnell c( 4 0 10 Brown If 4 0 10 68-7071-70-279 World Seniors Rosberg piloted a Formula One racer for the Fittipaldi team in 1981 Pittsburgh 3. Montreal 0 PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Swisher c 2 0 0 0 Pocorb ph 1000 F Fczler. 2225 11,38, WTIC, WPOP Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 Bochte dh 3 0 ) 0 Perlilns ph 1 0 0 0 Owen c 1000 Lon Nielsen, 2225 70- 6747-75—279 At Charlotte. N C.. Sept. » and scored not a single championship driving point. This past season, San Diego 3, Atlanta 2 Nrdhgn dh 4 0 0 0 Sweet c 4 0 2 2 ab r h bi ab r h bi 6949-7071-279 (Par 72) 7:30 . Pirate* v*. Met*, WINF Houston 4, (jincinnati 0 . Maddox cf 5 0 3 0 Howard cf 4 10 0 . Tingley c 1 0 0 0 Camp p 2000 Terry Anton, 2225 Manchester Midget Football BOSTON (UPl) - The thrill may said. Roberts If 3 2 0 0 Maler lb 4 0 10 Show p 2 0 10 Watson ph 0000 -L.Ten Broeck, 2,225 08- 7346-75-279 G Lilticr $23,000 72-66-00-70—280 switching to the Williams team, Rosberg captured the 1982 World ChicMo 6. St. Louis 1 Upshaw lb 4 0 10 Moses rf 4 0 10 Rose lb 3 111 Gardnhr ss 5 13 0 M Barber 14.000 74- 71 70-70-286 League action last Friday night at be gone but the Red Sox still have Heading into Sunday’s game, Matthws If 4 111 Valentin rf 5 12 1 Del/eon p 0 0 0 0 Butler pr 0000 D Eichelb'cr. 22® • 74484849-279 Driving Championship with a fifth place finish at the Caesar Palace San Francisco 3, Los Angeles 2 Martinez c 3 12 2 TCruz ss 4 0 2 0 Lefebvr ph 10 11 A Cerda. 1,625 7247-71-70-280 P Thomsf II 10,000 72- 73-73-68-286 Mt. Nebo saw the Chargers nip the that winning spirit as they showed Evans was in third place by a mere Monday’s Games Griffin ss 3 111 JCruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Schmidt 3b 4 00 0 Kingmn lb 3 0 0 0 R DrVInrenzo 6,333 73- 73-73^288 Grand Prix Saturday. Vukovch rf 5 0 0 1 Jorgnsn lb 0 0 0 0 Lucas p ' 10 0 0 Rod Curl. 1,625 67- 73-7149-280 (All Times EDT) Totals 33 6 9 4 ToUls 36 2 9 2 60-72-7069-280 M Jnhnsnt' 6.333 69- 76-71-72-288 Eagles in the opener, 8-6, and the with their 62 victory over the New .004 in the on-base percentage com Chicago (Marts 10-10) at Philadelphia Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Raisich If 2 10 0 ToUls 32 3 6 2 Totals 32 2 7 2 Srnlt Hoch, 1,626 Toronto 210101001-6 San Diego 001 000 101— 3 I^rry Mize. 1.625 7048-7349-280 (Jjv. Brewer 6,333 73-74-68-73-288 Jets whitewash the Giants in the York Yankees Sunday. petition at an even .400 behihd (^ stro m 5-5), 7:36 p.m. Seattle 101000 000-2 Gros.s ph 1 0 0 0 Wilson cf 10 12 A Palmer 4.433 72- 73-75-71-286 Hartner's Aguayo 2b 3 13 1 Hodges c 4 0 0 0 AtlanU 010 001 000-2 Kill Calfee. 1.625 09- 7O67-74-t28O nightcap, 264). PittAurgh (Rhoden IMS) at New York E -T . Cruz, Castillo. D P-Seattle 1. T'-m Nieporlc 4.333 73- 71-73-72—289 Jim Rice popped a seventh-inning Oakland’s Ricky Henderson an (Holman l-l), 7:36 p.m. ^^nUz ph 1 0 0 0 Brooks 3b 4 2 3 2 B—Harper. Hubbard, Kennedy. DP— Richard Mast. 1,625 71- 7049-7O-280 LOB—Toronto 6, Seattle 8. 2B—T. Cruz, San Diego 1. LOB—San Diego 6, Atlanta Kill Britton. 1.625 71-714949-280 Rnh Gaalhy 4.433 72-69-75-73-286 ’The Eagles opened the scoring on triple to score Jerry Remy to break Cleveland’s Toby Harrah. St. Louis (LaPoint 8-3) at Montreal Bonnell. S B ^rlffln . HR—Martinez (9). DeJesus ss 3 10 0 Giles 2b 3 0 10 iiin Ferrer 4.(0) 72- 68-75-75-290 Gene Littler (Gullickson 12-12), 8:10 p.m. Denny p 2 0 0 0 Ownbey p 10 0 1 10 2B-Kennedy2B-K( • HR—Chambliss...... (19), (• Rose. 1,027 7349-7247-281 a 1-yard run by Byron Strickland, a 2-2 deadlock. Remy had hit a one- “As far as individual stats go, I sn-G arcia (53), Sweet (3). S-Bochte, SB—Richards (29), Murphy (20), Royster Dan Pohl, 1,(B7 7072-7060-281 r Sirinrd 3.800 73- 73-ee-78-291 Houston (DiPino 1-2) at San Diego Martinez. SF—Griffin, lori Mnliiiar ph 1 00 0 Tillman ph 1 0 0 0 I’aiil Harney 3,5(1) 72- 74-75-71-292 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPl) — Gene Littler broke away with an eagle capping a 51-yard drive by the ‘B’ two goals out single to right when and one out don’t know where I’m at in the stan Farmer p 0 0 0 0 Zachry p 0 0 0 0 (10). Pittman (5), uutler (21). ^ .Inhn Cook. 1.027 66- 71-71-73-281 (Montefusco 10-10), 10:(S p.m. IP I R ER BB SO 707148-73-281 MilK Casper 3.500 73- 77-71-71-292 Atlanta (Niekro 154) at San Francisco Horn** For Sato 23 BulMIng Contracting 33 Fraa CtotaAtod Ada Fraa QlaaaHlad Ada ^ * RENTALS Apartmanta lor Bant 53 Autoa For Bala 61 NOTICE LEGAL PUBLIC HEARING BOLTON Gorgeous and FARRAND COAT - WINTER with zip FOR SALE - 1980 Chev. MANCHESTER - Free 1981 DODGE OMNI - Room* for Bant 52 BOARD OF DIRECTORS You’re sure of o successful immaculate contemporary REMODELING - CablneU, lining, tan. Girls size II). Blck ■ ■ rent until November 1,1982. Automatic, air con- NOTICE Hue. 0.00. Call 646-8706. Twobedroom.lW baths, all ditioning, AM-FM radio TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT in excellent condition, Roofing, Gutters, Room Excdlent condition. $25.00. TOWN OF BOLTON three bedrooms, family Additions, Decks, all types Telephone 649-2942. MANCHESTER - Nice appliances, wall to wall and tape. 4 door. Rear Notice is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of Manchester, iBanrl|p0lpr Mpralb SiNtiER S’TRAIGHT stitch room with kitchen carpeting. $475.00. Call - defogger. Elxcellent condi- ASSESSORS OFFICE Connecticut, will bold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing o f Remodeling and room with fieldstone 222 BOLTON CENTER Room, 4M Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, T u e^ y . October 5. sale when you advertise fireplace, sunken tub, . Repairs. FREE EXERCISE BICYCLE sewing machine in walnut privileges. Gentleman 647-0391. tion, $4800. Call 871-0817 preferrM. $50.00 weekly. RD., 1962, at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following: muen more. Call today, Estimates. Fully insured. type, no wheel, adiustable cabinet. Ebicellent condi ------after 5:00 p.m. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Grants. Fund $149,000. Strano R eal Telephone 643-6017. seat, made by Central tion. $TC.00. Telephone 643- P u rity . Telephone 643- MANCHESTER - Two ------BOLTON, CONN. 41. Youth Services 1962-63 ...... $22,292.00 "Your Community Newspaper' Estate, 646-2000. stamping and mfg. co. 6526. 1878. ______family, first floor. Large 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 Inhabitants of the Town of to be financed by a State Grant. HOME REMODELING, $10.00. Call 644-1717. and modem five rooms, cyl., automatic, air- Bolton are hereby notified that: Proposed additional appropriation to Fund 11 — Cemetery Trust MANCHESTER - Near it in the Lota-Land for Sata . 24 room additions, all tvpes SINGER SEWING two bedrooms, two conditioning, 27,000 miles, As required by law all persona Operating Fund ” aluminum work, roofing. FORMICA TOP kitchen machiM, excellent condi college. Kitchen children accepted; (Jetober Superb car! Many extras! liable to pay personal property ...... $167,000.00 privileges. $225 monthly. 1st. 649-0917. $4495. 644-2942. taxes in the Town of Bolton are for purchase of land for cem etery purposes, to be funded with Cemetery LEMPSTER, NH - 46 acre Free estimates, table, with leaf, measures tion. Cherry cabinet. 15 Help Wanlad 13 13 Years old. $40.00. Phone Security and references. hereby notified that they are Trust Funds in the custody of the Town Ttbasurer. reasonable rates. Joe 33 X 52, without, 33 x 42. required by law to return to the Manchester Herald ! wood lot on town black top Call Linda weekdays, 649- Proposed Ordinance — To purchase from John F. Shannon, Judith E. PLEASE READ Skaparas, 649-1733. $30.00. 649-6866. 649-6367. MANCHESTER - Three 1981 PLYMOUTH Horizon assessor on or before the last day FLOrVsT* DESIGNER to COUNTER CLERK- Full road. Power available. 6062 between 10 and 4. Shannon. Mary B. Nolan, Nancy E. Walsh and Kathleen Krause, for the YOUR AD Nice site for weekend cot room apartment, second Turlsmo TC3. 2.2 liter with of October of this year a written or sum of $140,400.00, premises situated In the Towns of Manchester and work in retail shop, live time days. Top pay. Bat- BEAUTIFUL THREE foot floor. Heat Included, sport package. 11,000 miles. tiston’s Dry Cleaners, 832 tage. $19,500 with $3,000 Haating-Plumbing 35 TWIN BED - old - f printed list, on a form prescribed East Hartford for cemetery purpposes. day week. Apply in ^rson: jade tree. Ideal for home ELEGANT BED-Sitting Refrigerator and new $6,400. 647-9137. by the Tax Commissioner, of all A copy of the Proposed Ordinance may be ^ n in the Town Clerk's Of Silver Lane, East Hart down. By owner 603-756- ie post with side rails. ClastHied ads are taken Krause Florist, 621 Hart SOLAR HOT WATER - ’ririce $60.00. " Call 646-3716. or office. Only $50.00. room for quiet professional stove, garage. $345 per ------reportable personal property fice during business hours. ford. Apply: Battiston’s, 4702; evenings 603-756-4829. P James R. Mc(^vanagh, Secretary over Um plKHia as a con ford Road. “ Second Generation” Valued at $250.0. M7-19■1923. woman. Share kitchen, month plus security. Other 1972 LINCOLN Continential belonging to him as of the first day West Hartford, 233-0051. •••••••••••••••••••••••• of October. 107 o WILL BE ADDED Call 643-27 Board of Directors 1 1 venience. Tlia Herald Is b a s e b o a r d w a l l bath with same. $60.00- rents available soon. Call Mark IV. Loaded. Runs System. Will save .70 TO EACH LIST NOT GIVEN IN responsible lor only one percent! Five Year Registers for hot air heat, Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 w e^ . 649-2428. Strano Real Estate, 646- excellent, body good, in- Dated at Manchester, Connecticut thia 23rd day of September. 1982 LICENSED NURSE, part CUSTODIAN - 8:30 am - □ BUSINESS ON OR BEFORE THE LAST DAY 0S3-09 incorrect insertion and Payback. ENERGY four - 6x10; seven - 5x12. 2000. terlor excellent. Many new OF OCTOBER. time. A position hard to 4:30 pm, for general CENTRALLY LOCATED than only to the size of turn down. To learn more and SERVICES SOURCES, 646-0643. $2.00 each. Telephone 649- AKC* DOBERMAN ------^------parts. $900 or best offer. All personal property to be cleaning in convalescent downtown. Exceptionally MANCHESTER - Studio Call 875-0128. the original Insartian. call 649-2358. □MISC. FOR SALE 2071. Pinchers - Black and rust, reported is as follows: Non- home. Must be experienced clean room s. Kitchen type four room apartment. ------registered motor vehicles; snow Errors which do dot and dependable. We offer Servicaa Offered 31 good temperament. One BICYCLE - Girls 26-inch, privileges. Maid linen ser ^K) per month. Security. 1977 DODGE ASPEN mobiles; trailers; machinery; lessen the value of the MOTHERS, TEACHERS - steady, full time work, male, three females. Price three speed. $40.00. vice. Security required. No j^ts. Evenings phone wagon. Standard transmis- horses; mules; asses; meat cattle; oart time. Demonstrate excellent working con REWEAVING BURN Houaahold Goods 40 reasonable. 649-3474. sheep; goats; swine; poultry; advertisement will not Telephone 643-1061. Call 643-5127. 633-W18. Sion, luggage rack. $2600 or be corrected by an ad high quality educational ditions and employee HOLES. Zippers, um commercial furniture, fixtures, USED FEMALE Dauschund pup ------best offer. Call 649-6646. DfSCOVERY TOYS. Flexi benefits. Please call 646- brellas repaired. Window Apartmania tor Bant 53 and equipment; farm machinery; ditional insertion. ble hours. High com REFRIGERATORS, NEW HAND Knitted pies, mixed. Two months FOUR ROOMS in four ------farm tools; mechanic tools; elec 0129 - Manchester Manor shades, Venetian blinds. family. Appliances, yard, 1977 JEEP RENEGADE missions. Tax benefits. Nursing Home, 385 West Keys. TV FOR RENT. WASHERS, RANGES - bedspread, double bed size, old, need good home. tric company cables, conduits, and MANCHESTER- One and and ample off street CJ7. 6 cyl., 42,000 miles, pipes; and all other taxable goods. Call 232-6893. Center Street. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts pink and white. Beautiful. Wonderful pets. Call 649- & Service. Low prices! ^ .0 0 or best offer. Worth 8600. two bedroom apartment parking. No pets. Rent $375 Hard top. side bars, stereo, Veterans of any war period — 649-5221. available. Centrally plus security and utilities. $4,000 lirm. After 4 pm. have until or before the last day of DENTAL ASSISTANT - RN OR BSN - In-service' B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main $100. Telephone 742-6016. . g \\c FREE TO GOOD Home - located on busline near References required. 649- 623-0836. September to file discharge papers wanted, in specialty office coordinator. Coordinating BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Street. 643-2171. with the Town Clerk of Bolton. O LD NATIONAL shoppi^ center and 0717. ------in Vernon circle area. in-service programming Concrete. (Jhimney four adorable abandoned Disabled Veterans — must also KENMORE WASHER and Geographic magazines, grey LH kittens. Call 528- schools. For further details ------1972 OLDSMOBILE 98- i®aiifl|palpr Pleasant working con for all staff, responsible Repairs. “ No Job Too call 646-7157. file certificate of disability with Dryer, excellent condition. complete years, 1939 5110 or 649-2345. MOTHER WITH young Good condition. $900 or the assessor showing percentage of ditions. Many benefits. for Nurse’s aide training Small.” Call 644-8356. child looking for female best offer. Cali 649-8536. Experienced preferred but program and orienting all Ten years old. Both for throughLilt \MAgll 1949, W.W. TV . VV • II,Amy •------disability obtained from the MANCHESTER - Newly roommate to share five ------Veterans Administration. HfralJi not necessary. Call new employees. Excellent C & M Tree Service, Free $175.00. ’Telephone 643-0929. years included. Complete FREE TO GOOD HOMES- decorated one bedroom room apartment. Cali 1973 PONTIAC station Disabled Veterans — that have between 10 and 4, 872-7852. pay and benefits. Please Estimates. Discount senior set. $40.00. Telei^one 644- 3 cats and 5 kittens, all APPLIANCES- 0348. adorable. Call 649-2176. apartment. Access to shop Peggy at 646-9685. wagon. Power steering, reached the age of 65 and were call Assistant Ad citizens. Company ping centers, buslines and ------power brakes. Good condi- receiving a disability at that time MAID NEEDED - no ministrator, Crestfield Manchester owned and WES’HNGHOUSE FRIG, are entitled a $3000 exemption, if $80.; Tappen frig, $20.; MOTOR W H.P., like new. Wanlad to Buy 45 schools. For further details AVAILABLE OCTOBER lion. $850. 649-5732. experience necessary. Convalescent Home, 643- operated. Call 646-1327. please call 528-4196 1st. New large three room ------you file a copy of your birth cer Maytag washer, $80.; $30.00: Telephone 649-6642. tificate with the assessor. Must be willing to work 5151 for appointment. between 9 and 5 pm or Sears freezer, $l25.; WANTED TO BUY - apartment. $300 monthly. 1970 CHRYSLER - One New Blind Applicants — should □ NOTICES some weekends. Apply LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen after 5 pm and weekends, Appliances. Electric heat owner. Excellent e^ine Connecticut Motor Lodge, BABYSITTER’ WANTED. cing. Attics, cellars, gar Whirlpool electric dryer, REALISTIC TWO way Japaneses & German notify the assessor their proof of $135.; KitchenAid dish wireless intercom operates Swords, Daggers, Medals, 649-7157. ana utilities paid by tenant, and transmission. $695 or disability. Manchester, 643-1555, Prefer in our home. ages cleaned. All types Parking. Carpeting. 60 day best offer. 646-3855 after 5 Farmers — must file their Lout and Found 1 Weekdays. Hebron, near trash, brush removed. washer, $M. Call 568-2170 on house current use Helmets, et cetra. ask for Kevin. between rooms basement Immediate cash. 643-0143. MANCHESTER - Main lease. One month security, pm. application for exemption of KITCHEN PORTER - Full Bolt'on-Andover line. 643- Picket, Split Rail, Stake Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. No pets. Just remodelM •••••••••••••••••••••••• livestock, poultry and machinery LOST - Porter Street area. or garage. $10.00.. Pair. glBOY SCOUT time. Food service 0380 evenings. Fences installed. 528-6670. Hot water. Appliances. No three room apartment. Trucka lor Bala 52 with the assessor during the month Female Siamese cat. Call Artlolaa tor 8ala 41 Call 643-K73. UNIFORMS NEEDED by of October. experience preferred. App pets.}ets. Security. Parking. Appliances. Gas heat paid •••••••••••••••••••••••• after 3:00 or all weekend. ’Troop 123. Call 643-6187, or New Applicants for Farm and ly in person from 9 - 3. Ask HELP WANTED - 10-2. SMALL LOADS OF by tenant. $275. Parking. 1968 FORD W Ton pickup. 649-2217. WEDDING GOWN,, Ivory 6 4 9 -^ . 523-7047. Forest Classification — must file for Food Service Super Monday ,- Friday. STONE, trap rock, play One month security. No very good condition, many visor at Crestfield Con Answering phone, taking sand, white stone, loam satin A-line, re- ••••••••• by the end of October. Persons, you ★ 50 MANSFIELD CENTER - pets. Available im m olate- new parts, needs minor who already have land classified as Partonala 2 and pool san-d embroidered alencon lace. Produea valescent Home, 565 Ver resection s. Some typing. a l u m in u m SHEETS Woodsedge Apartments. ly. 875-1128. w ork .$^ or .best offer. farm and forest land, need not app non Street, Manchester. Smpn office in home. Rep DELIVERED. Telephone Bodice accented with seed ■•■■••••• used as printing plates. .007 pearls and headpiece with Newly renovated, country ------Tom, 674-9413 days; ly annually unless there is a change ANY WITNESS OF the ly ' Box- F / c/6 The 644-1775. THREE BEDROOM evenings 646-6727. in the land use. McDonald vs. Poucel acci thick, 23x28W’^. 50c each, veil. $98.00. Call 643-6680. setting. Two bedrooms LIBRARY CLERK - 14 Manchester lleraid. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- starting at $260. Telephone Duplex. Appliances, in------Social Purity Exemption — dent who was present Persons wishing to file for $1,000 hours per week at $3.37 per ELECTRICTAN - Commer 42947^ or 233-9660. eluding dishwasher. 1974 FORD VAN - Over 24’ September 11th at the en 2711. They MUST be picked OLDER BUREAU, four Social Security exemption must hour. Afternoons, EXPERIENCED cial & Residential. Depen Parking, wall to wall Van body. Model C750. Call have something to trance to DiFtosa Geaners up before 11:00 a.m. only. large drawers with ■oval PICK AT THE file either their Social Security evenings; some Saturdavs. BEAUTY OPERATOR dable, reasonable. Call THREE ROOM apartment carpeting, close to busline AI Sieffert’s Appliance, (1545 ), notify The Send letter of aoplication with following. Must be after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or mirror. For quick sale - Award Certificate or their Report DARK LOAM - 5 yards CORN CRIB with heat, hot water, stove, ana shopping. Security 647-9997 or 647-0661. of Confidential Social Security Manchester Police Depart able to perform all duties. weekends. Gabor Janosi. $35.00. Telephone 6464794. to Bentley Memorial deliveredj $60. plus tax. refrigerator, carpeting. deposit required. No pets. ------Benefit Information with the ment. Library, Bolton. Call 643-1644. or 649-7927. FREE estimates. lUwpiMnriM '• Sand, Gravel, Stone St BMX - Black steel mags $300. Adults only, no pets. $475 per month plus 1972 FORD FlOO- Runs assessor on or before January 25, 1983. Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. for 20” bicycle, $20.00 or 10 - 0:30 pm Security deposit. Call 646- utilities. Available good. Needs body work. PART TIME Teller will DESIGN KITCHENS - 7690. November 1st. Ciall after 6 $395. Call 643-9521. Calvin Hutchinson □ EMPLOYMENT train. Hours, Monday - □ EDUCATION cabinets, vanities, counter best offer; Telephone 649- Assessor sell for less than$99°° p.m., 649-0842...... PHOTO ACCESSORIES - 6176, ask for Rob. Dated at Bolton, Conn. Sept. 23, Thursday 11- 3:30; Friday, tops, kitchen cabinet Two Nikon 35mm film ■iicidflMi Road MANCHESTER - Four ...... Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 64 11-7; occasional Saturday. fronts, custom 1982. Help Wanted 13 PrWata InatrueUona 18 cassettes and one Contax rooms, heat, hot water, Homaa lor Bant 54 ...... 068-09 Apply in person to Marilro woodworking, colonial G.B. 17 cubic ft. piidc frost Soutti Windsor 35mm film cassette, $5 free refrigerator with roll . appliance, carpeting, on ...... MOTORCYCLE BACK TO SCHOOL means Eden, Sullivan Avenue Of TUTORIAL HELP with reproductions in wood. each. Two Graflite busline. Adults only. Mr. EAST HARTFORD - U rge INSURANCE - Lowest fice, South Windsor Bank J.P. Uwis, 649-9658. out freezer. Good working back to work. Parents, learning disabilities, basic flashbulb guns, $5 each. condition. Call 6M-8806. Jackson, ERA Blanchard six rooiT)s plus. Cape. Rates Available! Many op- returning students and and Trust, between 9 and 11 ...fill out the coupon skills. Educational Threebedrooms,fireplace, tions. Call: Clarice or Call Doug Bevins at The $99.00. and Rossetto. 646-2482. 'NOTICE FOR ADMISSION others: If you have the a.m. E.O.E. evaluations. Students 7 - DRYWALL i t PAINTING Herald, 643-2711, after 1 centrally located near Joan, Clarke Insurance Service - Installation and Look for the many OF ELECTORS time and need cash, we adult. Call 649-2428 (2 - 6 p.m. churches, schools and Agency 643-1126. QUALITY CONTROL taping, ceiling repairs. SOFA BED, green, good bargain buys advertised in TOWN OF ANDOVER, have a limited number of p.m.) busline. Pay own utilities. ------Inspector and first piece Interior & Exterior Pain condition. Call 646-0819. the Classified columns CONNECTICUT part-time positions in our CONTEMPORARY arm In Larger Sizes Security required, i960 SILVER MAXI-LUV layout with five years $25.00. today. The Board for Admission of phone sales department. NEED ANY HELP WITH ting. After 5:00 p.m., 649- chair upholstered in red Available August 1st. $600 puch moped. Like new. experience on aircraft Electors 4rill be in session In the Evening positions SPANISH? Call Paul 644-3664...... monthly. 643-1845 or 643- Asking $450.00. Telephone below and moil to: sheetmetal parts in an air chrome legs, $150. DRAPES, SHORT and Town Office Building on Tuesday, available. No experience 8990. I have reasonable „ Brown vinyl recliner, $50. October 12 from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 conditioned plant. Com' long. $1.00 - $3.00 per pair. 1773. 643-1958. necessary. Will train those rates. Contemporary black and p.m. in accordance with State pany Paid benefits Telephone 649-8635. Motching Vests Manchester Herald with ambition and good ...... *...... white fabric wall hanging FOUR BEDROOM Cape, FOR SALE - Moped - Statute 0-17 for the purpose of ad overtime. Dynamic Metal INTERIOR PAINTING, voices. Earn $67.40 to 50” x SO”, $25. 646-0479. $490 plus utilities. Please Excellent running condi- mitting all persons who are found Products Ckimpany, Inc., over ten years experience, SCROLL SAW with motor, to be qualified to be Electors of the One Herald Square $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry □ REAL ESTATE 12” throat depth. Good con call Carole days, 278-1212 tion. Have to see to after 5 p.m., Monday - 422 North Main Street, low rates and senior citizen Town of Andover. CROCKS, KEGS, Barrels, dition. $45.00.643-6777 after Ext. 8272; evenings 537- believe! $400. Call Mike - The qualifications are as Manchester, Conn. 06040 Thursday at 643-2711. Manchester, 646-4048. dints. 643-9980. Homaa For Bala 23 spigots, carboys, wide- 5 pm.______■ ...... 649-2633. follows: Applicant must be eigh mouth glass buckets, 750 CLERK TYPIST-Local INTERIOR-EXTERIOR teen years of age; must be a resi SEWING MACHINE gallon wood vat, grape MENS SUITS coat, size 37, O M ^-B to ra a 1971 r ONDA 3 5 0 c c . dent of the Town of Andover; if company seeks clerk- MANCHESTER - 66 Henry PAINTING - Wallpapering Operators Experienced Street. $70,(X)0. Six room grinder. 643-2880. trouser 32” waist, $45.00 8394 lor Bant so Excellent condition, needs foreign bom, must be a naturalized NAME ...... preferred. Apply in person typist, good with figures and Dry wall Installation. citizen. Public Act 81-350 requires and telephone. Hours flexi Colonial, IW baths, for all 3. (2 suits, 2 trouser, battery. $450. Telephone only■ - Pillowtex Corpora- Quality professional work, GOOD CONDITION - Two 1 suit, 1 trouser). Practical NEWLY RENOVATED 643^09^ . applicant to present Identification: ble. Call after 5:50 pm., enclosed porch, two car Reasonabable prprices. Free birth certificate, driver's license ADDRESS ...... tion, :gent garage. Lot 60 x 150. Hollywood beds - $48.00 for ly new. Call 6^1724. 310 square feet office •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester E.O.E., M/F. 872-6362. Estimates! Fully insured. available. Main Street Campara-Trallara-MobUa or social security card. Marion E. Robertson, both. Recliner, $24.00. This is the last regular session CITY ...... G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. location with ample Romas 65 Realtor, 643-5953. Contemporary Davenport TWO SNOW tires mounted for Admission of Electors before APPLICATIONS NOW parking. Call 649-2891. being accepted for part $26.00. Call 643-4196. on r i m ^ BR-78-13, the State Election on November 2, ZIP ...... PHONE...... NEED EXTRA MONEY? time meat cutters. Apply MANCHESTER - Forest Firestone Town and Coun ___ „ ------1978 YELLOWSTONE 25 ft. 1982. Limited session will be held COMMERCIAL Business pour adult rear bunks, on November 1, 1962 for those in person - Bugnackl Hills - Lovely eight room ★ THREE SECTION try snowbiters. White location - 2 , ^ plus square oversized refrigerator, whose rights have matured after Selling Avon can naip Special Meat Products, custom Colonial, all large INTERIOR AND Mahogany comer creden- walls. Good condition. - $50.00. Telephone 6494482. feet. U rge display window many extras. Mint condi- the last regular session. TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. ONE ITEM PER AD. light Inflation. Call now' Inc., ’50 Batson Drive, rooms, central air- EXTERIOR Painting and za, 36 inches' high. Three shelves in each section. area. High traffic, tion. 646-6791. Nellie L. Boisvert, Town Clerk at 646-3685 or 623- Manchester. (Buckland In conditioning, priced at Paperhanging. Ceilings for Board for Admission of $109,000. Owner will take repaired or replaced. Free Asking $300.00. 647-1737. SEARS CAR top luggage Reasonable rent. Many - ____ 9401 dustrial Park). Electors 1 2 ' 3 4 second mortgage. U & R estimates. Fully insured. carrier used three weelu. 038-09 ELECTRICIANS- Realty Co 643-2692, R.D. References. Martin USED COPIER - 3M VQC. Cost $85.00; asking $50.00. strano Real E state,'"*^ ^°"!!eaAL” S S ? .c V " " GAL FRIDAY - Inter Established and growing Murdock, Realtor. Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., Compact. Lensar Optics Telephone M94%1- 2®®®- The Planning and Zoning Com- viewing for a full time electrical contracting 649-4431. and Copier. 3 years old. ~ ~ 7 mission will hold a public hearing OFFICE SPACE for rent. on Monday, October 4.1982 at 7:S0 secretarial position. Appli firm, looking for perma MANCHESTER - Weil $600, negotiable. Doctors GOLF CLUBS, $60.00. Excellent location - 169 p .m . in Uie Hearing Room, Uncoln INVITATION TO BID cant with excellent ottice nent, competent, licensed kept colonial with six FRED LEE Paing- office, 5^3444. Irons, three thru wedge ' Main Street, Manchester. . C e n t e r , 494 Main street, 5 6 skills. Familiar with journey person to do all rooms, three bedrooms in Interior and Exterior. and pitcher. Excellent con The Manchester Public Sdxrals 7 8 “ Check my rate before you FOR SALE - Love seat, dition. Used two seasons. Days - 649^48; nights, 875- Manchester, CT to hear and con- solicits bids for ROBERTSON medical terminology. types of electrical work. sulation, walk-up attic and C ro ck et 4919 sider the following peUtions: $150. Sewing machine, $75. 568-5926. SCHOOL RO O F for the 198M98S Experienced preferred. EOE, Bloomfield Electric full basement, large lot. decorate.Dependable. CAROL JACKSTON - SPECTAL Excellent benefit package. $64,900. ’IVo building lots Fully insured. 646-1653. Color portable T.V., $175. JgS 40-52 sdiool year. Sealed bids will be 1 Company, 243-9543. • EXCEPTION - HOLLISTER received until 3:00 P.M. October Please call 643-5151 or app also available at $16,500. Queen size bed, dresser, TIRES, Crager mags, S-S, STREET (J-26> Application under braided rug, many more Goodyear polyglass, A-76- 12.1962, at which time they will be ly in person at Oestfield GROWING FM radio sta each. Strano Real Estate, INTERIOR AND □ AUTOMOTIVE Article II, Section 4.02.01 to con publicly opened. The right is items. M o ^ g . Telephone 13 wide tread, two for vert single-family bouse to two- Convalescent Home, 565 tion in Eastern Connecticut 646-2000. EXTERIOR Painting, a a reserved to reject any and ail bids. 9 10 11 12 Vernon Street, desires talented sales per paper hanging, carpentry 643-1277. $70.00. Call mornings, 649- •••••••••••••••••••••••• family occupancy - 25 Hollister Specifications and bid forms may Manchester. son. For appointment call MANCHESTER - Six room work. Fully msured. J.P. 2558. Aiifo Parta For Bala 50 street. be secured at the Business Office, I • •••■••••••••••••••••••• RICHARD T. DAY - SPEaAL 643-8787, or 456-2251. colonial in excellent condi Lewis and Son, 649-9658. SCREENED LOAM- 45 N. School Street, Manchester, MONEY - Attractive posi Experience preferred. tion, three bedrooms, IW Gravel, processed gravel, 26 INCH GIRLS three 1973 PINTO 2000(XM22(nD e x c e p t io n - K N IG H T O N Connecticut. Raymond E. D em m , tion for man or woman of baths, natural woodwork, D.G. PETERSEN Painting sand, stone and fill. For speed bike. Elzcellent con 5230 IT N rT N P rn m n le te lv STREET (D-25) Application under Business Manager 043^ neat appearance and good full basement, fenced in . Company - interior, deliveries call George dition. ^ .0 0 . Telephone rebuilt. Fits LIBRARY TECHNICAL 7 1 t t o l 74 vert a two-lamlly house to a thre«- 13 character for pleasant ' aide to work in h l^ school rear yard, front porch. exterior, spray, brush or Grilling, Andover, 742- 6494799. Crochet this versatile Pinto, Mustang, Comet. family occupancy - M/M Knighton 14 15 16 ehell-stitch jacket in your work. No layoffs. Earning media center. LTA degree 164.900. Strano Real roll. Custom wallpaper 7886. $300.Call 643-9521. street. opportunity $250 - $500 per Estate, 646-2000. hanging. Workmanship PORTABLE BLACK and favorite shade of yam; • ••••••••••••••••••••••* ROBERT R. REGIUS - ZONE preferred. Contact James toa|l ^idhiiii |acQ«l it’s an ideal coverup for INVITATION t o BID week. Advancement and guaranteed. 646-8467. SCREENED LOAM - white 19” Admiral T.V. Autoa For Bala 01 change - loomis street (R- McKenna, Assistant Prin indoors or outside. Sealed bids will be received in the good benefits. Call 646- MANCHESTER - If you Gravel, processed gravel, $M.00. Telephone 6484061. (•••••••aaaaeaao******* 11) To change the soning cipal, Rham High School, A handsome vest is al No. 5230 has crochet di Office of the Director of General sand,_stone and fill. For SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, classification from Reiidence B to 3936. E.E.O.__ _ Hebron,CT 0 ^ . 2284M74 need immediate occupancy PAINTING - EXTERIOR ways a welcome addition rections for Sizes 40 to Service!, 41 Center Street. or 649-9587.______on a home and would like and interior. Also repair deliveries call George TWO-ER7845 Ut m with to the wardrobe. Make 62~inclusive. ..-TRUCKS Car-inv. value Mancbeater, Connecticut, until O c 17 18 19 - ___ -20 SECRETARY - Needed for owner financing at 13% - work done. Reasonable Griffing, Andover, 742- rims, $5.00 each. Two H70- )ne for tte man in your TO OISES, tnS SIJO fw Met $2143, sold for $100. 6(B-998- ■ «V to MV tober 13,1982 at 11:00 a m. for the apartment complex PART TIME. Experienced Come Inspect our seven rates and free estimates. 7888. 15 snow tires with rims, life; great for gifts. (*Uw*^Sl«» Iw paitltl M i osre Ext. 7816. CaURefun- ‘T L ^ ^ r l n g interested per- fallowing: located in Manchester. 3-4 room Cape with 2 baths, 647-9881 or 643-5303. $20. each. Call 6464061. Two aeparate patterns. SALE A REMOVAL OF bookkeeper and typist. Ap samcMOT sons msy be heard and written days per week, 4-7 p.m. and fireplace, huge master No. 8894 with Photo- TIMBER — CAMPMEETINC proximately 15 hours week Bn iisfo a ir nrss ...... ni communIcaUona redelved. Coplea ROAD alternating weekends, bedroom, 2 car garage and Building Contraedng 33 praa ClaaaWad Ada CHEVY RIMS, Two 14 in- Guide (Woman’s) is in use An. MSiMrkM ly, afternoons, year round, 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six ol these peUUons have been filed in The Town ol Mnncfaeater li an Saturday, 10-8; Sunday, mclude brief resume and pool. $69,500. "Out Of State five hole rims. Both for Sizes Small, Medium and B in T w Ii, N.T. IS S N cylinder, three s p i m . $500. the Town a e r t 's office and may be M l asm, SSSrtu MUi ZIP equal opportunity employer, and 11-6. Call 528-1300 between references. Box EE, c/o Owner Wants An LEON CIESZYNSKI GOLF BALLS, top brands, $10.00. Call 6494512. Large. Medium, 86 bust, or best offer. Telephone inspected during office hours. (Ads must be submitted on original Herald coupon only!) 114 yards Scinch. cstt aas SUM nrnsw. requires an affirmative action 9 and 11 a.m. for appoint ’The Manchester Herald. Immediate Sale” Gordon BUILDER. New homes, TitUest, Top FUte, DDH, SPECIAL: Over 200 se- 742-7936 PLANNING AND ZONING policy for nil of ita Coatractort and PLUMBERS DBUdHT, ______;______commission ment. E.O.E. Realty, 643-2174. additions, remodeling, rec MazfU, Hogaii, Pro Staff. No. 8398 with Photo- lectiona end a 16-page Vendors as a cooditlon of doing rooms, garages, kitchens $3.00 per dozen. Phone 646- emper and brius fittings, a Qnhto (Man’s) is in Sines G IFT eection in the business with the Town, ns per Person to person h e l p WANTED - FLORIDA’S FINEST adult remodeleid, ceilings, bath 3163 anytime. ITlAY FULL. 150 P] Small, Medium and ALBUM. Juat $2Jta. Federal Order 11240. Telephone Large. Medium, 40 cheat, B id Forms, plans and Cashiers and hostesses full MASSEUSE - Fem ale golf and country club com tile, dormers, roofing. ONLY $65.00. ■seasrsijsisea S ^ t ?^to?4d*cSi[di: 114 yards 54-inch. specifications are available at the and part time nights and preferred, Good at- munity. Trees, lakes, Residential or commer WOOD STOVE, $25.00. 6464618. a-iM -seiU r-eis sss ant. ns* tion. Must be seen. $2,700. n sm a, m s si js tw sssa General Services Office, 41 Center family ads only. No pet ads, no garage weekends. Must be respon mosphere, ezcellent security. Private, uniquely cial. 6494291. 'Telephone 6464302. It Sren nsaii Ss« tt asks Uwa. ’Telephone 74^7936. Looking fOjc an m W SSttM M a4»-atntMM muitnmx-M Street, Manebester, Connectlcnt. sible and dependable. We cllenfele.itele. In the Windham designed, manufactured ALUMINUM WINDOW Town of Manchester, Connecticut awnings, three 33” , three lip n if BtsSIntnk rtilu . will train. Eimerlence a area. Experience not homes. From ^ ,9 0 0 ! Lake ELECTRICAL SERVICES ROCK MAPLE Double bed i f VOLVO-242DU^ S f ‘^inci2‘!?ted‘ ta Robert B. Weiss or tag sale ads, and no commercial ads. Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, - We do all types of Elec frame. Very good condi 36” , one'70” . Need paint. S l S r t SSS- plus. Apply In person, needed - will train. Open General' Manager fe in ’s Deli, 428 Hartford seven days a week. Call N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903; trical Work! licensed. Call tion. $i25.00. Telephone 643- $10.00 each or best offer. nsvnf{.a.T.itm M ^tiable. Call evenings, Classified each,day. a-ISS-OUFTS-SttSHBiks Ittan. imM M Mm. 041-09 iSimplke, Vernon. 423-7519. or toll free 1-800-2W-8909. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. 0849. Call 6464753. Limit one ad per family per week. K ■ - Buainasa Report 9:S5. 1979. 8 - Film is the largest corporate IM VMkH The Born Loser — Art SansDif 8 8 - Alloa previews tonight's h^L contest. Manchester (60 min.) 11:30 P.M. grant ever received by the 8 - MartavUrM 2:00 A.M. 0 ~ Qraat Parformancaa 3 D - Hawaii Fhra-O program. The Touring IJA Theaters East — 8 - MOVIE: 'B-P-Y'S' Two 'Staying On.' A love story about 3D 3 ) - Naws/Sign Off Hugs Bunny 'A/arnor Rros. 8 - Nawacantar bungling CIA agents are entan Amityville II: The Posses Our Boardir.g House — Can *4 McCormicl' Lucy and Tusker SmaHey is pre 3 D - Staraky and Hutch QD - Bast of Midday Program is an extension of poitergeistiH i mm 8 - Nancy Savin/ Tha Arta gled in a web of impossible sented. (R) (90 mki.) Rudolf. Serkin’s summer sion (R) 7:15, 9:30. — Fast missions and mistaksn identi 3 D - Benny HW Show 3D - Joa Franklin Show 8 - El Daractio da Nacar Ta- Music Center at Marlboro Times at Ridgemont High — SriOWtlAT;— lanovala an la cual Maria Elena ties. EHiot Gould. Donald Suther ® - Tal Mahal. The beauty 8 - Saturday Night Uva 8 - MOVIE: 'No Man la an mvMtit land. 1974 and the history of the Taj Mahal 8 - Taddy Pandargraaa in Island* A U.S. World War II ra College. It is a showcase (R) 7:15, 9:15. — Tempest UM.VAe-CHIEF JUfTiCE BUR6ER dal Hunco da a luz un Njo HagF it explored. iSCCNCERUEP ABOUT THE 0ACKLO6 tkno. Su padre al enteraru do S ) - Prime Nawa Concart Taddy performa Na dioman outwits the invading Ja- for outstanding young (PG) 8. tsto dadda dadiacarM dal nino biggeat Nta. panasa. Jeffery Hunter, Marshall Vernon OFcMZil HE. f e e l s THAT J U D f e l l ' . 0 S - Little Houee: A New 9:30 P.M. vocal and instrumental CHARIOTS of FNE PO paro 'Mama' Dolore.. kj nagra ihompaon. 1962. j u s t i c e PELAVEP i s Beginnktg Season Premiere. 8 - Vanaeaa 8 - Hot Spots Cabaret atyla talent. Cine I & 2 — Diner (R) (REI^CIHV' criada, decida ancargaru dal Charles Ingalls bids farawaH to music and antartainmant is pra- 8 - MOVIE: 'TTm Story of JUST iClE DENlEPf baba. Ntdie conoca la hiatoria 7:10,9:10. —The World Ac — SHOWN/V: — his daughter after selling the 10:00P.M. aanted. (60 min.) Thrss Lavas' TNs trio of short • 1:»-7’JI-M 5 haata qua Albartico M conviarte farm to John and Sarah (5vter. S D -N a w s ttoriaa nchidas a ballat impre cording to Garp (R) 7, PARALEs ALS are the ANSWER! an doctor y ae envuaivs con mi ( 8 - Night OaHary (60 min.) 8 - Indapandant Natwoifc sario, a govemsts, and a circus Record at Pillow 9:30. no PAMffP FCR ANV3PEST FEE,TP ST IN propia famMa. Veronica Canro. 8 - Crosafira -A 8 - MOVIE: 'Uifaan Cowboy' Nawa aarialiat team. Kirk Douglas, Pier Film Festival Cinemas PG COURT ANP <31VE XPU ADVICE: Socorro Avalar, Humberto Zu- Angeli, LsaUe Caron. 1953. BECKET, Mass. (UPI) rita. A modsm day cowboy ba- 8 - MOVIE: "rhe PBof A 8 8 - Tonight Show — Blue Lagoon (R) 7:05 ANNIE XPJ’P SAVE HOURS comat ktvolvad In mschanical 8 - Sports Update — This summer’s 50th an 8 - EntartakimarTt TorUght pilot, using alcohol to depl with 8 ® - Captkmad ABC with Tarzan the Ape Man -^SHOWIt/V:- RESEARCH' ‘> -‘1 7 bui-fiding and aocM climbing. Na problama, tries to reform, Nows 8 - MOVIE: 'Happy Hooker niversary Jacob's Pillow ® - Buainasa Raport (R) 9. — The China Syn John Travolta, Debra Winger. cuff Robertaon, Diane Baker, 8 - Twilight Zona Qoss to HoMywood' The Queen Dance Festival attracted a 7:30 P.M. 1979. Rated PG. Frank Convsraa. 1980. Rated of the Hookers goes to Holly record 34,254 persons to drom e (PG) w ith Dr. Winthrop — Dick Gavalli 8 - Hoad to Hoad PG. 12:00 A.M. wood to make a movie bated AN OFPICIR AND 3 ) - F-M . Magaylna productions in the Ted Strangelove 9:15. 8 - MOVIE: 'Robki and 8 - CNN News 3 ) - Tr^tpar John, M.D. on her book. Martina Baawicke. AOCNTLEMAN r I 3 D - AR In tha FathHy Adam West. Rated R. West Hartford . ..ITCAME OLIT A Maflan' After yaara of crusad 3 ) 8 8 - Nawa Shawn Theater, 22 percent t THINK I AMSHT TH IS A8CPRNINS, W H EN 8 - Fraaman Reports Elm 1 & 2 - Rocky III Bgv(|€jN CHORTLE. 3 D - You Atkad For It ing, Robin Hood finally retuma 8 - ESPN Piaaanti Saturday 2:30 A.M. rilore than last year. BE LOSING M V r TRIEPOJECFM V SH0BS-=T^^ eesT to find tha maid Marian. Sean 8 - 24 Horae (PG) 7:15, 9:20. - The 3 D - FkmBy Faud Mglri at tha Fights Tonight's 8 - ESPN Sports Corrtsr Highlights of the season in MBAHNESS. VICICJUS SNARLS... Connary, Audrey Hapbum, Rob 8 - MOVIE: 'Knightridsra' show faaturaa Bobby Czyz and World According to Garp AIAJDR, QD - Barmy HM Show 8 - MOVIE: 'Which Way la cluded the Soloists of the ^v/gNice ert Shaw. 1976. MotorcycUata traveling with a Norbarto Sabatar In a tan round (R) 7, 9:30. •RIDAY TH E 13t VdU ADVICE ^ ' 8 S - Mafor Laagua ® - Qraat Psrfonnances Ranaiaaanca fair discover that Up?' An orange picker scciden- Royal Danish Ballet, the middiaweight bout from tha ^ 1 beconiM a union hero srxt FREE' IF YOU'RE not BaaabaB: O avaland at BaM- 'Staying On.' A love atory about ideals exist in modem timaa. Ed Amaricana Hotel, Great Gorge, Paul Taylor Dance Com The Movies — Tempest P T . 3 * H » [h mora hie wife end family. Rl- 0\Sr OF HERE IN Tweye on grandchildren. airports because White is a pilot. Woodbine, Md., and Florence D. Cemetery. Brown of Sterling, Mass.; and four Funeral services will be Friends may call at the funeral White is a former employee of Wednesday at 1 p.m. from the Baucom’s father and was previously grandchildren. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9; Funeral services will be Tuesday Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. p.m. Memorial contributions may charged with a burglary of the Burial will be in East Cemetery. family’s electrical supply store in at 11:30 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral be made to the Leukemia Society, Home, 142 E. Center St., Friends may call at the funeral 1422 New Britain Ave., West Hart La Marque. home ’Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m, built for luxury Just after midnight Saturday, Manchester. Burial will be in East ford. deputies received a tip about a Cemetery. Friends may call at the John TIornsy suspicious vehicle parked in woods funeral home Tuesday from 10 a.m. Funeral services will be Tuesday Wllhelmlna H. KaU until the time of the service. Wilhelmina H. Katz, 88, died iii near Grangerland, Texas. at 10:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney By Susan Plese closet doors. of planning and looking forward io Deputies found copies of a ransom JaniM W. Norria Jr. Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Wilmington, Del., Sunday after suf'i Two sets of Corinthian type building a house we wanted,” Sleith fering a stroke. She was the wife of Herald Reporter note, several weapons and one COVENTRY - James W. Norris for John Tierney of Crystal Lake, columns frame the living room, just explains. "Mrs. Sleith planned for the late George Katz and the mother suspect in the car, said DeForest.. Jr., 35, of Route 44A, Boston Turn Ellington, who died Friday at ’The sprawling Home is nestled in front of the foyer. A huge expanse everything she wanted in a home.” of George Katz Jr. of Manchester. l^ e suspect then led authorities to pike, died Friday at his home. Rockville General Hospital. into a hillside oh 31 WyUysSt. From of windows at the far end of the She was a resident of the Foulk two other suspects and to the He was bom in Hartford on Oct. Friends may call at the funeral the road, the low-slung home '^ v in g roqm admits much light, even Manor Retirement Home in graveslte where Baucom was buried 11,1946 and had lived in Manchester home today from 7 to 9 p.m. Burial appears to blend into the long, cur on the gray day the Herald visited. TO THE RIGHT of the dining Wilmington for the past five years,' for five days. most of his life, before moving to will be in Mount St. Benedict ving lawn. The living room is formal, with a room is the kitchen. "It was l{tid out She was born in Philadelphia, Pa; Baucom was. abducted Tuesday Coventry six years ago. He was Cemeteiy, Bioomfield. It is the home of Mr. and Mrs. mlxtureof well-coordinated French, for function,” Sleith says. Few steps and had lived in Germantown, Pa.; from his trailer home In Santa Fe in educated in the Manchester schools Anna M. LazdIns William Sleith, and it will be on the classic and traditional furnishings. must be taken to get from stove to until moving to Delaware five years Galveston County and driven to and graduated from Manchester Anna M. Lazdins, 90, of Saturday house tour organized by Predominant color is beige, yet refrigerator to sink. ago. She had been an active member through the windows one can see KITCHEN FEATURES CENTER ISLAND nearby Conroe, authorities said. High School with the class of 1964. Manchester, died Saturday at the the Lutz Children’s Museum and the The kitchen features a center of St. Michaels Lutheran C3iurch iii breakfast area set In front of windows. The kidnappers then forced UPI photo* He also a graduate of C.P.I. of East area convalescent home. She was the Manchester Historical Society. Mrs. Sleith’s lilac-colored flowers in island for food preparation. All the Germantown. hanging baskets and huge beds of Baucom to tape record a message to Hartford. He was a veteran of the wife of the late Valis Lazdins. Tickets fpr the tour are $8 in ad counters were custom made a bit She also leaves one daughter, Joan his father with instructions to Vietnam War, serving with the U.S. She was bom in Latvia on July 18,. vance and flO if purchased the day white, pink and deep salmon colored lower than usual since Mrs. Sleith is DEPUTIES LOOK OVER SITE WHERE MAN WAS BURIED K.B. Pillsbury of Wilmington; six ;i. deliver |75,000 ransom in return for Navy aboard the U.S. Francis Scott 1892 and had been a resident of of the tour. Senior citizen tickets are Impatiens plants. just five feet tall. A built-in indoor . . . victim found covered with ant bites grandchildren; and four great his life. Kev submarine. Manchester since 1951. She was a |7 in advance and $9 on tour day. gas grill is in one comer. grandchildren. Cost includes bus transportation to Memorial services will be con ^ c h of the homes. TH E FAVORITE ROOM, Multi-paned windows to the rear ducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at St. however, is the family room. " ’This of the kitchen look out onto a slate Are hard economic times making divorce a luxury? Stephens Evangelical Lutheran ’The house tour features some of is where we spend most of our patio and nearly three acres of Church in Wilmington. Burial will the best of Manchester’s old and time,” Sleith says, as he ushers rolling grass and woods. be private. There are no calling new residences. For Instance, visitors into the paneled room with “ It is pleasant out here in the hours. ’The Chandler Fimeral Home, visitors will enter a cdzy colonial stereo, bar and dark room. evening,” Sleith says, gesturing to WASHINGTON (UPI) - CherJin, divorce rates plunged even tacular pace of a decade ago. have kept u p /’ in the divorce rate." Wilmington, has charge of kitchen of the 1790s Odegard house. the patio. "And we’ve had numerous America’s divorce rate has fallen more sharply during the Great The divorce rate doubled between arrangements. Memorial donations ’The room is decorated with ar Gary Becker, a University of “ ’The explosion of divbrce that They will also be welcomed into the parties here in the summer.” slightly, perhaps, the experts say, Depression, when the shortage of 1966 and 1976, rising from 2.5 to five may be made to the Music Fund of tifacts from many of the Sleiths’ Chicago economist who has studied everyone talks about is pretty much elegant contemporary kitchen of the At the end of a hallway is Sleith’s because divorce is too expensive in a jobs and high cost of housing made divorces per 1,000 people, but the St. Stephens Evangelical Lutheran journeys all over the world — trophy room, where he' has dis links between the economy and over," he said. “ We’re now retur U & R-bullt Sleith home. time of economic recession. divorce a luxury. pace of increase has slowed since Church, 13th and Broom streets, Greece, Italy, India, Alaska. The births, marriages and divorces, said ning to the long-term pattern of the played many of his wild game ’The number of divorces still is "It wasn’t that spouses were get then. The June rate was 5.5 per 1,- Wilmington, Del. 19806. focal Doint is a floor to ceiling "M y impression is that divorces do increase in divorce." catches from Alaska, India, and rising, but the divorce rate of 5.2 ting along better, but rather they 000, 2 percent below the 1981 rate. THE HOME WAS custom built fireplace fashioned from West British Columbia. divorces per 1,000 people for the 12 couldn’t afford to get divorced,” he In 1979, the last year for which move in stages with the business cy Paul Glick, an Arizona State Vlr^nia sandstone. cle. We would expect some University sociologist who charted in 1964 and was intended to be the months that ended with June was 2 said, adding,. “ it’s a reasonable final numbers are available, 1.1 Now you know Sleiths’ retirement home. "We decline" divorce rates for the Census Bureau percent lower than a year ago, the possibility’’ the same thing is million couples broke up. spent many long weeks figuring out THE ROOM HAS a vaulted, for 42 years, said, “ There’s been a The hottest temperature recorded Facing the rear of the - family National Center for Health happening today. "If the 1970s rate kept up, 110 per He said the recession appears to tte floor plan," says Sleith. beamed ceiling. Walls are paneled long-time trend for these rates to on Earth was 136.4 degrees room one can see a. glass^-in sun Statistics has reported. But some economists and cent of marriages would end In be beginning to'bottom out, and, "If "We wanted an open house that in cypress, stained and r u b ^ to a fluctuate along with business con Fahrenheit at ATAziziyah, Libya. room — home to Mrs. Sleith’s plant According to Johns Hopkins sociologists predict the divorce rate divorce in a few years," Cherlin the economy does well in the next could be walked from one end to the deep chocolate brown. ditions. collection and just beyond that is University sociologist Andrew never again will rise at the spec said. "There’s no way the rate could nine months, it will begin to show up other end without opening doors," the heated Indoor pool. Another fireplace is done in floor he says. "And we have no changes to to ceiling fieldstone. "This is my make after 18 years," he says. ’The kidney-shaped pool can be room — it speaks of me.” Sleith used all year, Sleith says. The plant says. "It represents t6 some degree Man's car stolen, then torched House tour visitors will enter the room is furnished with a breakfast what my life has been about,” he 10-room ranch via the foyer. ’The table and chairs; both the room and says. remote area of Ellington. Trevor J. Armstrong of 114 CALDWELL OIL, INC. floor is done in Italian marble. pool area beyond are.carpeted in a A man whose car was per hour zone on West Mid EVERYONE ACCEPTED Sleith owned and operated the stolen from an Oak Street Rlchard'A: DrabicM, 30, Charter Oak St., was dle Turnpike, and failed ■ ‘ ^Marble floors are elegant,” rust indoor-outdoor carpeting. Iona Manufacturing Co. in HflrRld photos by tarqulnlo parking lot recovered it the of 444 Center St., reported' charged with fourth degree sobriety tests, police say. FROM AGE 46 TO 87 *5000 .Sleith'says. "And the wallpaper (in To the front of the family room is Manchester. An electrical engineer FORMAL LIVING ROOM IS FRAMED BY COLUMNS same day — after it was that his Triumph 177 was larceny after he admitted Both Bopp and Adamson ■ ^ No uloiman will call. Writ*. the foyOr) is interesting,” he adds. the master bedroom and bath done by profession, he calls himself an . . . picture window looks out onto slate patio torched and abandoned in a missing from a town to siphoning the gas, police were released for 109* C.O.D. ’I%e papCT, which portrays an Italian in shades of beige and deep blue. “ entrepreneur.” He sold Iona in parking lot in back of the said. appearances in Renalsuuice scene, hides a set of “ ’This was a culmination of years 1979. Oak Street package store At 9 p!m. Wednesday, Manchester Superior Court ■ LIFE OF AMEnU INSURAIKE CORP. of BOSTON g Oowrnnwnt CaNar. 200 Plaatant St, MtWaa MA 02I4S. Dap*. J at 9 p.m. Wednesday. State police charged Donald K. on Oct. 5. Voter Signup police found the burned car Bopp, 28, of Holland, Mass, 649-8841 CAU 01 \MinE FOR A REE later that evening. with drunk driving. Bopp LET Y O U R Uffi INSURANa BUYBTS GUIDE Week set Also Wednesday, a was stopped by police at NEWSPAPER help you Laurel, Md. man was 1-899-348?8988 HARTFORD (UPI) - the intersection pf keep fruit jars sparkling With all due apologies to Gloria Steinem charged with criminal im Gov. William O’Neill has Turkington and South Alton clean and sweet smelling, personation after he gave a designated next week as streets, and failed sobriety Wash jars, dry completely police officer false iden tests, police said. Police then put a large piece of Student Voter Registration Read It’s taken nie many years to figure it out, but there tification when the car he said Bopp had previously news^per inside the Jar Men are good for killing wasps, opening wine bottles Week in C onnecticut, was driving was Stopped. been warned not to drive and put the lid on. the Herald are certain basic differences between men and women and parallel parking. Women are good for putting Secretary of the State . 'The The car driven by his car because of his in paper will absorb- whicl^transcend |he obvious. matched towels in the bathrooms and setting the table Maura L. Melley said daily To men, walls are in Richard 0. Adams, 20, was toxicated state! moisture. ’They are thin^ never discussed in high school so the fork is on the left and knife on the right with the today. Connections reported in the area Of a On Tuesday at 10:30 biology classes, and they are not apparent to the naive blade turned out. Ms. Melley called on all violate. Putting a hole in gas-siphoning incident on p.m., police charged 39- or uninitiated. Nevertheless, they serve as an students eligible to “ take By Susan Plese Men can’t tell one flower from another and say Legion Drive. Police said year-old Gerhard Adamson this opportunity to register excellent method of comparison. For example: Herald Reporter things like, “ What happened to your petunia over there th e wall is akin to Adams told them he was of Vernon with drunk to vote so that they will be \IACK Men do not ask directions when they are lost. They by the, fence?” when they’re talking about dahlias. Brian A^tA~ l n of driving. Adamson was able to cast ballots in the cruise over pot-holed back roads at 60 miles per hour, Women know the difference between petunias and someone else using his Manchester, /mothennan—pulled over for driving 60 state’s elections this fall.” TH O M PS O N 9.T growling "Which way do I turn?” ’They refuse to in the car, 19-year-old miles per hour in a 40 mile dahlias, and usually even can spell the flowers’ Latin raptor. Women are born Ms. Melley said the 18-to State Representative switch on interior lights for the navigator to read the names. 21-year-old age group com map, and yelI,.'T know where I’m going” when anyone -and avocados. When company is expected, women turn off all the carrying a hammer. prised largely of students 13th District suggests they stop at a gas station for directions. Men doa’t like green food and they don’t like electricity and go around lighting candles that represented 10 percent of anything that wiggles. And they like everythihg on sometimes bum little holes in the ceiling. the state’s eligible elec VOTE W O M ^ , ON THE O’THER HAND, hang out of torate and was "a group car windows and scream to innocent pedestrians their plate separated into neat little compartments Men go around switching on all the lamps. -’They say things like, “ I can’t tell what I’m eating,” and “ I can’t with many views to be "How do we get to Route 64?” They they memorize like pork chops, mashed potatoes and carrots. Nothing even see my hand in front of my face.” expressed." three pages of instructions while sitting astride the can touch. Ms. Melley said she Men like to play with fires in the fireplace, the wOod If that doesn’t please you, he’ll make a peanut butter picnic basket, refereeing roddles in the back seat and MEN LIKE to point their cameras at women, and sandwich, or make you hold up the sofa while he turns visited many of the state’s stove, the griU and at the campground. Women spend ____ DEMIHNIATIC refolding the map. women always say, “ Don’t take any pictures of me.” the mg around. high schools last spring and their whole lives saying “ Don’t put any more logs on.” When men cook, they do not cook alone. They say, That’s usually because men like to take pictures of found a large number of Men put ketchup on Chinese food. Women eat ham Women, on the other hand, face the situation square 'T U make dinner,” and they stand out at the grill, flip women in rollers, bending over the Weeds in the garden ly, and on, a priority basis, (Chances are, the guests students concerned about burgers without the roll. policies affecting various ping steaks. or talking on the phone. Men say, "Let the kid go s ^ t e water canoeing in the aren’t going to spend much time in the attic, and they issues. McCKVANAGH Meanwhile, women make the salad, clean jhe Finally, men and women face imminent crisis won’t notice that all the Russian novels are organized _ _ Canadian wilderness." Women' say, "What? My Special voter registra potatoes, set the table,..greet the guests, aiid answer situations in vastly different ways. Here is is 7 p.m. on alphabetically. Why can’t a man figure that out? tion sessions have been Your man frantic calls from the backyard such as, “ Get me the baby?" a Friday, dinner guests are expected in 15 minutes, the When you think about these earthshattering scheduled at many colleges VOTE DEMOCItAtlCI meat tenderlzer," Hand me the tongs," “ I need a TO MEN, walls are inviolate. Putting a hole in the dog has just shed his' coat all over the sofa, the kids. and. high schools during and nobody alaa*8. differences, it’s amazing men and women get along at idatter," “ Where’s the barbecue sauce?” and “ Get me wall is a sin akin to someone else using his razor. have spilled orange juice on the kitchen floor, and the Student Vote Registration WE NED MS VOMX mo all. Remember that when you find your husband re He votaa, hla way the fire extinguisher.” stove has just blown a fuse. Week, which runs from Women are bom carrying a hammer. ’They tack up webbing the lawn chair next December at 7 p.m. when Men and women look at food differently. Women like Oct. 4-9, Ms. Melley said in VOTE M THE STATE HOUSE! calendars, old Currier and Ives prints, school notices IVhat does a man do? He says, “ Don’t worry. I’ll dinner guests are at the front door and the baby has after Uatanlng to you. things like vegetable sticks and chicken mousse and a statement issued by her I Is EM M i' T iiiS . and t o schedules and know exactly how to find the help you.” ’Then ne proceeds to clean the attic or JUS emptied a bottle of mixed herbs on the baked M d Ito b r iw CooimMM la D M J ■ MeCavaaai n'naw m prin iUaMva — l eomUnations like oranges and black olives and onions office. ■ Dwitalo, Traaa. studs. rearrange the novels on the bookshelf. alaska. . . MANCHESTER HERALD, Moji 27, 1982 - 13 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Sept. 27, 1982 Anniversary celebrated 1 Club elects Freeman