to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduy, Sept. 10, 1983
BUSINESS Conversion of house borne take peek Inside Region gets Cheney home for sale cool relief Small business fall^ire slated tor PZC debate .. page 2 Business ... pag« 3 ... page 11 In Brief Manager's rnisu&e of time often at fault New chamber member By Bruce Bakke said. "Figures are the language of the business, any Hedy Pahiardi, who for eight years has run UPl Business Writer You must plan for growthv You business. If they can’t Interpret them, they really Hedy’s Home/Office of 164 E. Center St., is a new must plan for your people, your cannot manage a business effectively.” member of the DALLAS — Frank Northcutt specializes in solving' • Cash flow. Northcutt said small businessmen Greater Manches the problems of small businesses. Manchester, Conn. money, your space. If it involves often do not understand cash flow, the need to have Clouds with rain ter Chamber of Since 70 percent of all small businesses fail, it isn’t enough cash on hand to cover operational expenses Monday, Sept, 12, 1983 Commerce. hard to find problems. Very often, consultant substantial growth, you need to such as rent, taxes, payrolls and insurance. tonight and Tuesday Hedy’s firm] with Northcutt finds, the problems are. the fault of plan for top managers as much "That cash flow problem kills a lot of small Single copy; 25C three part-time em management. businesses... A small business can live without profits — See page 2 ployees, specializes “ It’s not inept management," he told UPI, "but a as a year in advance. for a period of time but it cannot live without cash. A in steam-cleaning, misdirection of the manager’s time,” a concentration business can lncreas;e profits and increase sales but floor-stripping and on the phase of the business in which they are most entrepreneurs do not like to do. They may be good still go broke because cash lags behind.” other heavy clean talented to the neglect of other areas. visionaries but very few like that type of detailing.” Some entrepreneurs fail again and again.’’Some ing work. An experienced cook, for instance, starts a • Lack of sales. Wliat may be classified as lack of times, unless they have been very much aware or are Ms. Palliardi, restaurant that serves fine food. But the restaurant sales in a business failure, Northcutt said he has found very objective, they go back and make the srnne who resides at 68D closes its doors in less than a year because the location often is improper markup. mistakes again,” Northcutt said. Bridge fall Sycamore Lane, is was bad, because the waiters and waitresses^ere “ They either don’t mark up enough to have an Often, he said, a business will succeed at first but superintendent of poorly trained, because he couldn’t meet the payroll. asking price that will allow them to cover their costs, run into trouble as it grows. the Villager Apart An outstanding salesman starts a retail store. cover their risk, and cover ... the cost of (borrowed) "I urge my clients always to have a minimum Angry pilots couldn’t be ments and is start Although he is able to Wove merchandise, the store money. Or sometimes they will not know the facts, growth goal,” Northcutt said. "You must plan for ing a business that folds because he didn’t understand cash flow and he mark up too much — and then they’re not growth. You must plan for your people, your money, will make movies, didn’t understand pricing. competitive.” your space. If it involves substantial growth, you need predicted with sound, of wed Northcutt, who teaches at the University of Texas qt * Bad management, especially bad financial to plan for top managers as much as a year in ' dings, anniversar Dallas, has been called in by fiifancial institutions and management. Some managers don’t know how toread advance. ies and other special by the Small Business Administration to heip in and interpret the financial reports peculiar to their "You can’t just pull them off the street. They need to halt flights; y Bv Mark A. Dupuis events. turnaround efforts for troubled firms. He listed four business, Northcutt said. be honed and groomed and trained in their United Press International Hedy Palliardi Ms. Palliardi is a major reasons why small businesses fail: “Worse yet, some don’t even have' adequate responsibilities.” 1966 graduate Of • Undercapitalization. “ I find a lot of them really do records. They don’t know how to keep records or when When businesses fail, management gets the blame. HARTFORD — State inspectors RHAM High School arid has taken business not plan what their minimum capital requirements they do set them up they aren’t maintained as well as "What might seem on the surface to be inept who examined the Mianus River courses at Manchester Community College and a r e ... A lot of failures could be circumvented by more they should be.” tnanagement often Is misdirection of time, not bridge in September 1982 were the University of Connecticut. careful planning... It’s sorfiething a lot of independent Interpreting the records properly is vital, Northcutt selecting priorities," Northcutt said. bodies found unable to detect conditions that led to the collapse of a 100-foot section of the span earlier this summer, Coleco, AT&T cooperate By Steve Hagev officials said today. United Press International HARTFORD — Cctleco Industries and Ameri Stiff competition Related stories, . The Department of Transporta tion said work two consulting can Telephone and Telegraph Corp. have European pilots angered-by the announced a venture to offer the use of home picture on page 9 engineers indicated it was not destruction of a Korean jetliner computers and video games over the telephone. means city banks * W l possible during the ins/le^on for today began a 60-day ban on air Users of home computer and video games the inspectors to detect signs of the travel to the Soviet Union. ment insists — nqay have fired would be linked to a central computer throftgh imminent collapse of the Connecti Searchers in Japan recovered the warning shots at the plane carry existing telephone lines and a special converter must align selves remains of two more victims front ing 269 people, including 61 cut Turnpike bridge. modem, the firms said Wednesday. Three people were killed and the downed aircraft. Americans. Morton E. Handel, Coleco executive vice three others injured when the The ban halting more than 40 In Washington, U.S. officials president, said consumers with a home computer 100-foot, 250-ton section of the flights a week is intended as more said they reached that conclusion or video game systems can play the latest in bridge fell into the Mianus River in By Bruce Bakke than just "a demonstration of our after a closer study of intercepted interactive and strategy, arcade games and other Greenwich during the early morn United Press International revulsion and outrage,” said a radio messages from Soviet pilot's entertainment software. spokesman for the airline pilots who pursued the Korean Air Lines ing hours of June 28. Despite limited details of the venture, it In a lengthy report released FORT WORTH, Texas — Small country banks and from nine European countries. jumbo jet through Siberian airs appeared that Coleco would develop a bank of today, a DOT review panel con big bank holding companies will be able to meet the Terry Middleton of the Interna pace Sept. 1.. games software outside the home that can be used cluded that the September 1982 stiffening competition in the financial ihdustry, but tional Federation of Airline Pilots Three passages in a transcript of by employing AT&T equipment. inspection of the Mianus bridge banks in larger communities will have to change to Associations In London also said he the tape played before the U.N. was consistent with the training survive, a Texas Christian University professor hoped it would lead to new rules to Security Council last week were and direction given to the Stop & Shop buys land believes. protect civilian planes from mil revised, including one the State inspectors. itary attacks. Department described as "pre NORTH HAVEN — Stop & Shop executives and City banks will have to align themselves with big Lev Zetlin, a consultant hired to Pilots from Britain, France, viously unintelligible.” North Haven town officials have announced organizations. Dr. Stanley Block said. study the cause of the collapse, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Norway, " I am firing cannon bursts,” the purchase of 27 acres for a $10 million Warehouse “ I really think ... the consumer is going to haye so concluded the inspectors “ had no Denmark, Finland and the Nether Soviet pilot is now quoted, as at the Exit 9 industrial center. many options and alternatives that a financial reason or motivation to look for the lands joined in the suspension, saying. Stop & Shop already has a warehouse in North institution that is not, providing these alternatives is various phenominae around the 8 ^ 5 which- Middleton said spurred The passage could buttress Haven and it will remain in use when the new going to-have a difficult time competing," Block said link and to suspect imminent other protests including a 14-day Moscow’s contention its fighter 250,000-square-foot building is completed. Stop & , in an interview. danger, irrespective of the equip ban on the Soviet national air pilots tried to warn the Boeing 747 Shop companies include the supermarket chain,. ment they might have had availa carrier Aeroflot by a majority of to leave their airspace before two Bradlees department stores and MediMart AS A PROFESSOR of finance and a writer on the NATO members. Soviet air-to-air missiles streaked ble to them.” pharmacies. banking industry. Block closely observes movements The DOT report concluded it was In Japan, into it over the northern Pacific. and trends in the financial community. Lately he’s Ilie dagwrtaMnt saM the s««$- "extremely"doubtful” the condi- had a lot to watch. its own two-week suspension o n , slons do Ttot change the U.S. ' tlonnleaAng tothe bridgweaUaiMe Newspaper names editor could have been detected if a “ Five years ago, everybody was well defined," he Aeroflot flights into the country, position that K A L Flight 007 was special bridge inspection device NORWICH — William F. Mungo Jr. has been said in an interview. "Y ou ’re a savings and loan, you a searofaers today recovered the unaware of the Soviet jets that known as a “ Snooper” bad been named editor of the Norwich Bulletin, publisher commercial bank, and you a brokerage house.” torso and arm of an unidenUfied "consciously” shot it down in a used to check the Mianus Bridge. Terry G. Hopkins announced. The clear delineation no longer exists, he said, and body floaUng offshore at the nighttime attack. The report included 36 conclu Mungo, 47, has been executive editor of that makes it tougher foe small banks to compete. UPI photo fishing village of Okoppe. The In Japan today, authorities said They’ll be sions about the state’s bridge Gannett’s Binghamton, N.Y., newspapers since Increasingly, Block said, non-banking institutions village is about 66 miles west of the searchers off the northernmost % inspection procedures and 35 re 1981. As editor of the Bulletin, he succeeds Tom such as Sears and American Express are moving into beach where police Sunday re island of Hokkaido found more as clean commendations for improving the Curley, who recently was named president and areas traditionally served by banks. Some banks are China’s oil business trieved the headless torso of a human flesh and aircraft wreck publisher of The Courier-News in Bridgewater, age believed to have come from as the cars inspection procedures and training trying to find special areas of a market which they can More than 200 oil and gas fields have Caucasian woman. N.J. effectively serve. estimated that crude oil resources in the Crewmen of a small fishing boat KAL Flight 007. I \ of inspectors. been found in the Chinese sector of the South China Sea was between 40 and in coastSI waters off Hokkaido Police searchers Sunday reco The recommendations ranged from a call for additional staff to BUT AS COMPETITION increases. Block said, South China Sea since the first oil was 100 billion barrels and up to 40 percent found what appeared to be part of a vered tne oil-soaked Identification Above, it was hot card of a Canadian passenger handle a stepped-up program of Ford buying UTC robots , "the fairly safe defined niches in the marketplace will drilled in 1977. Several American was recoverable using conventional human back entangled in their net, weekend so Millissa be more difficult to establish” , police said. The discovery came in aboard the plane along with shoes, bridge cleaning, painting and deck DEARBORN, Mich. — Ford Motor Co. has companies have undertaken oil explora techniques. Here aboard the ship Java the waters off Monbetsu, close to handbags, pieces of clothing and Myers, left, and Kris- repair to haVing one DOT unit agreed to purchase 25 Niko 600 Robots from Block sees bank holding companies as "very viable tion with the Chinese. Last week in Sea, Chinese and American drillers are the area where a thigh washed other 4.ebris. tin Guidoboni, handle all calls or letters with United Technologies’ Steelweld Robotics Sys entities able to compete with the new participants in London, Zhi Guari gming, cheif geologist ashore Sunday. Police said the identification cheerleaders for the complaints about bridges. tems unit for $2.9 million. United Technologies at work drilling in the South China Sea. "These recommendations are to the financial services arena. I also think they will of the Petroleum’Corporation of China, Among 35 pieces of debris from card of Mary Jane Hendrie, 25, of Bolton Football As- announced. have to compete,” he said. the downed aircraft was a business Ottawa, — the "first direct evi be implemented as quickly as Th? contracts includes design, manufacturing “ I think you’ll see more situations such as Citicorp card bearing the name of Mason dence" of a K A L passenger — v»as sociation., ex possible,” DOT Commissioner J. and installation of the Niko robots. The going up against Merrill Lynch, or Bank of America Chang, 27, of Taichung, Taiwan. picked up on the shore of a small changed a little cool William Bums said in an adminis equipment will be installed at Ford’s St. Louis competing with Sears Roebuck. I ’m not sure anybody Police said Chang was among 22 fishing town about 75 miles northw soaking, at the car trative memorandum to depart auto plant during the first quarter of 1984. wants this, but it’s coming.’ ’ Authors of book spell ouf Taiwanese nationals aboard the est of Abishiri, a Hokkaido port. wash the association ment staff. Ford will use the robots for spot welding. ♦** doomed aircraft. Searchers also retrieved the Bums directed the DOT’S Office Robert Huehner, vice president and general NEW TECHNOLOGY makes it easier to expand Police searchers Sunday reco mangled body of a Caucasian ran at a gasoline of Management Services to moni- manager of Steelweld, said the contract is the into other financial fields, he said. Investment houses vered the identification card of a woman believed to be among the station at Routes 44 , i ' ' . tor the implementation of the company’s first major order by a U.S. offer money-saving plans; banks and department Canadian passenger and the victims. and 85 in Bolton. At / J ’ recommendations and provide automaker. lessons of DeLorean saga ^ monthly progress reports begin- stores sell stocks. , mangled b ^ y of a Caucasian Around the United States, people right, the clowning United Technologies, based in Hartford, Conn., But deregulation pressures also are involved. woman believed to be among the responded in different ways to I ning Oct. 1 and continuing until has an exclusive licensing agreement with victims. An unidentified child’s President Reagan's declaration of continues as Millissa I further notice. By Gail Collins Niko-M,A.G. of Wissen, West Germany, for the “ The Federal Reserve under (Chairman Paul) Lorean,” Fallon and Srodes chron supposed tp be built of material torso was found Thursday. Sunday as.’*a national d a y -o f tries to soap a van. United Press International manufacturing of Niko robots in the U.S. by Volcker is saying ’Let’s go slowly. Banks have a icle De Lorean’s career as one of that would never rust.” Last week, the mangled upper mourning. • Steelweld. special place in our economy. Let’s take this step by Detroit’s most successful auto Srodes said he became suspi body of a child was found atshari,^ In New York’s Chinatown, in NEW YO RK — The saga of John Herald photos by step. Let’s not unleash the banks into too wide an executives, and later as self-styled cious of the De Lorean myth when another 27 miles to the east. An' cense was burned. In St. Louis, a if Inside Today De Lorean is a tale of the power of array of services. And let’s not move too quickly critic of American car ^construc- he looked through previously pub autopsy completed today deter moment of silence was observed at Tarquinio self-delusion and inve;stors who 20 pages, 2 sections letting others into the tradiational banking fields.’’’ tion and Detroit’s corporate lished De Lorean stories and came m in e the child was an Oriental a professional football game. The HMW net sales increase relied too much on other people’s Advice ...... 17 Block said. philosophy. across the same cliches over and girl. Bits ojglass, paint, wood and victims were mourned as well in STAMFORD - HMW Industries Inc. has judgments, according to two jour Business...... 20 “ At the same time, the administration and De Lorean’s dream of founding over — “maverick,” "swinger,” metal im beded in the child’shead ' Chicago, Boston and other cities. Clossllled...... 18-19 announced net sales from continuing businesses nalists who co-authored a book on particularly Donald Regan, the Treasury secretary, his own car company came to a “ the man who fired General and chest made it virtually certain More than 4,000 people attended Comics...... 8 for the scond quarter ended July 31 were $25 the embattled automaker. with his Merrill Lynch background, says ’Let’s go crashing halt last year when he Motors.” she was aboard the K A L jetliner a memorial service In Washington Entertainment...... 17 million, compared with $23.1 million for the same The moral of the story, said forward now in terms of competition for financialn- was arrested for cocaine traffick A trip to Detroit, he said, when it was downed some 400 miles for conservative Rep. Larry Lottery...... 2 quarter last year. financial writer James Srodes, Obituorles...... 10 services.’ He views the financial arena as similar to ing in California. The episode was produced a picture of a "totally to the northwest over the Sea of McDonald, D-Ga., who was on the Net income from such businesses was $1.2 may be that “ it’s too easy for us to Opinion...... 4 the airline industry in which there has been portrayed as an attempt to save his different man” from the one Japan, the autopsy report said. flight. They praised him as a Peopletalk ...... -... .2 million, or 42 cents per share, compared with turn over control of our lives to substantial deregulation. foundering'Northern Ireland car described in the articles. "Ivan 'The European sanction took m artyr against communism and Sports...... 11-14 $150,000, or 5 cents per share last year. other people.” ’^And basically, he suggests no one has really factory. and I decided we had a book,” he effect a day after the State passed out bumper stickers saying Television...... 8 Net sales from continuing businesses for the De Lorean lost $500 million of benefited ... from a go-slow policy when it comes to Fallon and Srodes see it as just said. “ The more we started Department said Soviet fighter "Remember Flight 007. Honk if ^ W eather...... 2 six-month period were $53.3 million, compared “ other people’s money,” he said, deregulation," Block said. the last in a series of shady deals in working on the idea the more we pilots — as the Russian govern- you hate massacres.” with $47.1 million for the 1982 period. Net income but every person and government which De Lorean became involved realized it was not just a book for from continuing businesses was $2.5 million, or 87 that got involved had the means to THE ’TWO OPPOSING concepts wjll be coming as he sought money for his own Britain — it was a very important cents per share, compared with $13,000 last year. check the truth behind De Lorean’s before the Senate Banking Committee this month. high-flying lifestyle and his ambi story /or America about the way Battle of personalities Tuesday self-promotion. " I t ’s the feeling that Sen Jake Gam, R-Utah, and his tions to become a powe/ in the we do business.” committee really haven’t come to grips with these Srodes and Ivan Fallon, city automobile industry once again. 2 The British lent money to “ a editor of Britain’s Sunday Tele Primaiy at a gtonca Investment report issues," Block said. De Lorean promised to build an myth, not a man,” said Fallon. The graph, began following the De “ Nevertheless, I would say the trend is toward "ethical” sportscar that would be government was desperate to Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are Lorean story when the former as of 3 p.m. Friday. increased competition. The question is when, not if." long-lasting, safe and efficient. But prove the religious warfare in Of |NfiMnr:-For D«no- DIttrlot 3 — Buckley School, 260 General Motors executive con School primary is a first In the very small rural communities, banks the car itself proved to be ' a Northern Ireland could be ended If crita to chooiii two cwidMatot to Vernon St, ■ vinced the British government to • • '-t- probably will survive, he said. "But most of the other disappointment, the authors said. industry provided jobs for the run for Bo$ir(l of EduoMlon In the Diatrict 4 — Martin School, 140 Price Change bankroll an automobile factory in the community, too, is satisfied with the banks, in larger communities, are going to have to Cutting comers to reduce the masses of Protestant and Catholic Nov. 8 town g^ong gigaimt Oartmouth’ftond. < . The Democratic primary on Tuesday for Friday This Week Belfast; Northern Ireland. align themselves with viable entities — like large development time and costs, De unemployed. Rgpubikiwt H.'Johh the school board will be the first of its kind in way public schools are run. "The British government be Diitrlet 8 — Senior CiUzena' Related stories The primary will cost the town $8,540, and Advest Inc. 25 holding companies — to compete,” Block said. Lorean insisted only on marketing- ' That dream has lAore substance town, say insiders. It will also be a battle of nc lieved if the Securities and Ex Molono end Oooffrgy Nub. Canter, 848 E. Middle Tumpllie. w was forced by Pohl when he submitted a Acmat 13>/4 nc The professor thinks barriers to interstate banking oriented features like the gullwing than most of the others involved in personalities, pitting 20-year-old upstart on page 4; eventually will fall. change Commission .felt the deal The u n dNUNM Ofm^lofigir MF 600-name petition which to the town clerk in Aetna 36Vi doors, and enough room behind the the De Lorean scandal. ~ 'DIatrlot 8 — Nathan Hale Sohool, Michael E. Pohl against party-backed nc was okay it was pkay,” said o h u l PobI It running agtintt editorial on page 6 mid-August. CBT Corp. “ Subtly, they’re coming down riow. I think a lot of front seats to store a set of golf At the car factory, many Cathol 160 Spruce S tr— incumbents Susan L. Perkins and Richard 29V« * nc Fallon. "The auditors felt if the party^ndoritd -Jneumuntt Rl- Only local residents who are registered Colonial Bancorp 26 tthe technological developments are leading to the clubs. ics and Protestants worked with W. Dyer. 1 up V4 bankers said it was okay it was DIatriot 7 - WaddellSchooirTBO"^ Democrats (and who registered as such by» Finast 20>/« breaking of interstate barriers. And the banks are "Jim and I saw three cars still men of another religion for the first ' uid 8m«n Ptrkint. The ballyhoo ralsM by Pohl, his contro dn 1 okay and so on.” Broad St. : * Aug. 30) may vote in the primary. They First Bancorp 51‘A now positioning themselves, on the drawing board, to stored in the factory the other day time, eventually developing o(8n voto: AH pomoerato versial canipaign. tactics, and his wrench disdain for Pohl. Some committee up In their book, “ Dream Maker — Diatrict • » Verpluok Sohool, ; may choose two of the three cahdidates, and First Conn. Bancorp 44 be ready for interstate banking.” / and they’ve got rust spots on friendships that extended after f tb f Aua.S1. ing criticism of the'bxisting school system members have said that if Pohl wins, it nc The Rise and Fall of John De l880loottSt. ' must vote for each one individually. First Hartford Corp. ‘A them.” Fallon said. “ This car was working hours. fHill the indMduti has had his two opponents shaking their could cause the party machinery to sputter dn */4 "Diatrict 8 Keeney Sohool, 178. Whichever 4wo candidates are elected at Hartford National 37 nc itiS r to tho n tm w of any two beads — but still concerned thatlte-m i^t for some time to come. KeaneySt. . the polls In November Will serve three-year Hartford Steam Boiler 53 nc of. tH f th ru otndidatu. D y*f «nd win. Q,|ven the expected low turnout for Pohl has been much critici/ed by District of Coiumbia - Diatriot 10 — Mahchaater High "BsQiocratlc big wigs for his “ simplistic” terms starting in 1984. Whether they win Ingersoll Rand 5144 dn 2Vi primary, a small number of people could The Hartford reports $1.7jn in donations lA ii Partaaii apgaar oh 8m» t ^ baek-taJiasics platform and his “ cheap Tuesday ornot. Dyer and Mrs. Perkins will J.C. Penney 55'A up V4 The District of Columbia was named for George Sohool,^Brookflf^ 8 t ^ . d ^ d e the outcome. on th^ haHoi: p o m a rk tha aacond shots” at'Majichester Public Schools. But have another year left to serve out their Lydall Inc. 15>A up '/4 Washington and Christopher Columbus: Georgetown '' Dyer himself has predicted that the HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart The United Way of the Capital About $500,000 went to private Oiatrlot 11 — Mahoney RaotaaK terms. Sage Allen 13 up in the District of Columbia was first settled in 1665, primary will be won by "whoever can get his followers, Tt^any of them maverick ford Insurance Group has reported Region accounted for The Hart agencies and projects in inner-city <>l u Snt ! Noon to 8 p.m. Son Canter (W ut Sido Raoj.'Cedw There will be no equivalent of a party SNET 72>/4 up 1 then annexed by the city when D.C. was created as a out the most friends and relatives.” Republicans, hold that the current nine- more than $1.7 million in dorporate ford’s single largest contribution neighborhoods, and the company Street ^ member school board n^eds to be shaken leyer, although the names of the two Travelers 30Vi up 1 seat of federal gfcverament by an act of Congress in < wima to vatR Oittfiot i — IDiesday'a vote may also indicate how contributions made in 1982 for contributed $120,135 to more than Diatrict 12 -*• Howell Cheney' party-endorsed candidates will appear on United Technoiogies 69>A up 1790. It originally included land that is now Arlington o f $293,500, with about $121,000 1 Sotiool, 88N . Setiooi 8t. local Democrats feel about their town ' out of Its perceived lethargy. v« various programs ranging from 450 schools in 44 state and the the top strip. The challenger’s name will New York gold $413.75 County, Va., but that section was retroceded to donated to United .Way programs 12 Bowara Sohool. 141 Regfenai Vooatlonai TeohnIoaL; committee, whose chairman, Theodore R. Both Dyer and Mrs. Perkins are adamant dn 2.25 education and equal opportunity to Virginia after the Civil War. elsewhere in Connecticut and the District of Columbia through I 8t. „ 1^1, ; SohoolTHi W. Middle Turnpike, .Cummings, has been especially vocal in his in their support of the existing school appear underneath. the arts. nation. matching gifts programs. support for the incumbents' — and his . system. A victory for them could mean that Polls will be open from nooij'to 8 p.m.
I a - MAN(;ilE.STKI( IIERAl.p. Monday. .SfUl, 12. 1983 i - MANCUKSTKH HKUAU), Monday, Sopl, 12, Region gets relief from heat Fire CaUa Mpnchester By United Press International Island state police Sgt. Michael thirds of the country," said'Bob Midwest. * Brady, who reported "standing Pannuto,' a National Weather ' The front, which gave brow Saturday, 1:44 a.m. — medical Cooler temperatures wd'f'e ex room only" at town and state Service meteorologist In Boston. mopping Midwestcrhers a delayed call, 420 W. Middle Turnpike pected today across New Edfiland, beaches around Narragansett. Pannuto said cooler weather preview of autumn Sunday, rode (Paramedics) bringing relief from the record- "They’re parking anywhere from Canada has not been able to into Tennessee today and was Saturday, 2; 08 a.m. — motorcy breaking heat that sent people they can find a place, on the street, penetrate a southwest flow of hot* expected to break the steamy cle accident, Adams Street and fleeing by the tens thousands to the oh'the sidewalk. You name it," he weather that has bathed the conditions in the fong-aufferlng New State Road (Paramedics) region's beache^ over the said. eastern and niidwestern parts of Eastern Seaboard Tuesday. Saturday, 7:05 a.m. — smoke The St. Louis (Mo.) County weekend. • "It was mobbed down here, it the United States. . alarm, Pascal Lane (Town) On Sunday, records were broken was so hot,” echoed a police "The longer nights will bring Health Department canceled a Saturday. 7:12 a.m. — woods in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, dispatcher in Hampton Beach, temperatures down gradually and heat warning. The warning is the' fire. South Main Street (Town) first stage in the system of heat Connecticut and Maine as temper -N.H. . finally cold pockets of air will come Saturday. 10:54 a.m. — alarm, alerts which health officials had atures reached the high 90s, and in The National' Weather Service down from Canada. Even Up there, i60 Hartford Road (Town) been posting since the start o( the some places 100 degrees. said thermometers reached 99 there’s no real cold air right now," Saturday, 1:10 p.m. — water Forecasters predicted cooler degrees at Logan International he said. summer’s heat waves. leak. 57 Hollister St. (District) The cooling front may presage and drier weather in the 70s and 80s Airport in Boston, setting an The foliage may nq^be as Saturday, 4:08 p.m. — car and for today and Tuesday. all-time record for Sept. 11. The colorful as usual this falfbecpuse end of the long, simmering woods fire. South Main Street But one meteorologist said "no highest previous record for that of the long dry summer, he added. summer, the National Weather . (Town) one sees any real change in the date was 95 degrees in 1931. "A wet summer precipitates the Service said, but it will leave Saturday, 5:35 p.m. — medical pattern” of unseasonably warm Providence, R.I., topped that gradual release'of colors. Now behind a disastrous aftermath in call. Charter Oak Park weather that has turned New Sunday with 100 degrees at mid we’ll get quick a release and ruined crops hnd undernourished (Paramedics) ..England into a seemingly endless afternoon — the highest tempera brown,” he said, llvestqck. ' Saturday, 6:46 p.m. — medical summer thiO^ar. ture recorded in the Ocean State so Temperatures have been in the Private crop fOrecaiter Conrad call. Stock Place (District and "The beachlwas packed," said far this year, and an all-time high 90s in Boston and Providence, R.I., Leslie predicted this year’s corn Paramedics) William Parspn^, a metropolitan for September. for 28 days this jrear, compared to crop wpl be nearly . 50 percent Saturday, 9:52 p.m. — medical police officer at Revere Beach in Records were also broken- in an aitnual average for Providence smaller than last year's record call, 1-84 near Wyllys Street ramp Mass§chusetts. Hartford, Conn., at 99degrees,and of only eight. Hartford has had 36 yield. ‘That would be the smallest ^ (Paramedics) "A fte r Labor Day it usually Portland, Maine, at 95 degrees. days in the 90s this year, an since 1970, an infamous year ia Sunday, 12:46 a.m. — medical subsides, but we had plenty of Hartford’s old record of 95 was all-time record. ‘ agricultural annals when Might.) ^ Hsrald phow by Pinto call, 58 Bolton Center Road, Bolton people here swimming, more than also set in 1931. The hottest Elsewhere on the East Coast, ' devastated the crop. (Town and Paramedics) normal for this time of year," he previous reading for the date in residents braced for one more day He predict^ soybean produc-, William Strain of Manchester uses a towel as a shield Sunday, 7:49 a.m. — odor of gas, said. 7 Portland was also 91, set in 1961. of record-breaking 100-degree tion will be down by pne-third from from the sun as the tempwature In central Connecticut % 603 Center St. (Town) a 1982 record. Both'crops are key " I t ’s at least as bad as the worst "They’ve been breaking all weather today until a slow-moving, approached 100 Sunday afternoon. Sunday, 12:26 b-m. — medical day this summer.’^ g r e e d Rhode kinds of records in the eastern two cold front brings relief from the livestock feeds. call, 27 S. Adams St. (Town and Paramedics) Sunday, 1:40 p.m. — service call, 34 Franklin St. (Paramedics) Sunday, 3:25 p.m. — medical Weather call, Manchester Community Col Peopletalk le g e bandshell* (Town and Connecticut today Paramedics). Sunday, 8:33 p.m, — odor of ; 2 2 \ C\ ,Today sunny with highs in the smoke, 35 Edmund St. (Town) 80s. Wind light and variable. Sunday, 9:38 p.m. — alarm, Tonight becoming cloudy with Manchester Memorial Hospital rain. Low around 60. Wind nor 'a (Town) theast 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday u Sunday, 10:54 p.m. — hay bales cloudy with a 40 percent chance of on fire, 422 N. Main St, (District) showers. High in the 70s. Wind Monday, 1:40 am. — odor of gas, north 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday night 288 Center St. (Town) cooler with clearing skies. Lows in iOWIST Monday, 2:39 a.m. — motor the 40s. TIMM TUMI vehicle accident, Spring and Gardner streets (Town) Pollen count Monday, 5:48 a.m. — malfunc W. tioning alarm, Nathan Hale School ’The Hospital of St. Raphael m (Town) ED***"*'’ Herold photos by Pinto reported the Connecticut pollen uPt w iatm h votocait < Monday, 7:30 a.m. — malfunc count today was 54 per cubic meter tioning alarm, Nathan Hale School o f air and the mold spores >were (Town) high. Happy 25th Monday. 9:47 a.m.medical Nhtlpnal tofcmut call, Hillstown Road and Woodside Street (Paramedics) L.I.Sound For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday night, St! Bartholomew’s Church celebrated its 25th showers and thundershowers will be found across parts of the North anniversary Sunday with entertainment and a U Pl ptM>tO Long Island Sound from Watch and South Atlantic states, as well as in ejections of the Quif Coast. chicken barbecue. Above left is Mario Frattaroli Tolland County Hill, R.I., to Monunk Point, N.Y.; Elsewhere, generally fair weather should be the rule. Minimum entertaining children with magic tricks. Below are Friday, 12:47 p.m. — medical Like a second skin Variable winds around 10 mph temperatures Include: (approximate maximum readings In parenthe tonight. Winds gusty and becoming chicken crew members Mary and At Krajewski. call. Mattison Drive (Andover) sis) Atlanta 64 (81),-Boston 66 (76), Chicago 50 (65), Cleveland 53 Friday, 7:49 p.m. — automobile Wanda Richert bends to the task of who made her Broadaway debut in the northwest at 10 to 20 knots (66), Dallas 71 (90), Duluth 39 (57), Houston 73 (90), Jacksonville 71 Above right is Joey Bojarski, 2, taking a pony ride Tuesday. Visibility, 5 miles or accident, Loomis and Hebron S S filling the scandalous black lace cos leading role of Peggy Sawyer in ‘*42nd (66), Kansas City 47 (70), Little Rock 62 (78), Los Angeles 68 (80), with the help of Carrie Adams. , Roads (Bolton and Manchester more except 1 to 3 miles in showers Miami 79 (66), Minneapolis 40rT64)7New Orleans 71 (86), New York 67 tume that helped William Ivey Long win Street,” will take over the role of Carla ii> and fog late tonight and early Ambulance) a Tony Award for costumes ,for the “Nine." Tuesday. Average wave heights, (75), Phoenix 83 (1 0 1 ),^ Francisc^56 (77), Seattle 53 (74), St. Louis 49 (69), Washijpgfon 70 (65). \ Broadway blockbuster "Nine.” Wanda, .about 1 foot tonight. tonight New England Massachusetts and Rhode Is E Producer giving heart land: Sunny today with highs in the E 80 but just 70s over Cape Cod and PZC eyes request Television producer Aaron Spelling, who has brought such shows as "H art to H art" and the islands. Tonight skies will "Fantasy Island" into Am erica’s living rooms, is cloud up and rain should begin. giving $100,000 so a young man can have a heart Lows will fall into the 60s. Tuesday will be rather cloudy with a chance for offices in home transplant. Dr. Mark Saginor, Spelling’s personal physi of showers and highs in the 70s. cian. said the producer was moved by weekend Maine: Mostly sunny today. An application by an Residence M zoning • A site plan for a new. television and- newspaper accounts of the Highs from near 70 north to near 80 accountant and an attor would have restricted the building to house Gerber problems of Derrick Gordon, 20. The Gordon south. Clouding up tonight with a ney to convert a two- sideline requirement if Scientific Products on P P chance of rain developing. Lows in the developer had in Batson Drive in the Buck- fam ily, on welfare for years and beset by medical family residence on East problems, sometimes has trouble buying food. the 50s. Occasional rain likely Center Street to offices cluded garages for the land Industrial Park. Gordon’s older brother died last year from the Tuesday but ending in the after will be the subject of a units. Under the PRD • And comments by at same heart disease that is now killing him. noon southwest. Highs in the 60s to public hearing tonight by zone, the commission torney Herman Yules on a The Stanford Medical Center, the only heart low 70s. the Planning and Zoning would consider the units subdivision by Robert C. transplant center in California, insists on a New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Commission. —" with garages — 2'A Dennison off Carter $125,000 guarantee before'it will evaluate for today. Highs from near 70 north to stories rather than three. Street. The subdivision of Attorney Raymond J. treatment people who have no health insurance. the low 80s south. Clouding up Other items possibly to 35 acres into seven lots SateHIte wiew Tanguay and accountant Public fund-raising efforts had' raised only tonight with a chance of rain be considered tonight near the Bolton town line Charles A. Borgida seek $27,000 by last Friday. Spelling said he would developing. Lows in the 50s. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows include; was approved by the to convert the home at 105 tapH- deliver the $100,000 check today to the County- Tuesday a chance of rain north and an area of broken clouds causing showers and thunderstorms over • A proposed subdivi commission with a host of E. Center St. to offices for USC Medical Center, Saginor said. rain likely but ending in the the Southeast and the Gulf of Mexico. Broken clouds are over the sion by William B. Thorn technical conditions in Tanguay’s law firm and afternoon south. Highs from near Midwest, the Ohio Valley and New England while heavy ton on Parker Street. The July. the accounting firm of Mandatory referrals on 60 north to the low 70s south. thunderstorms are visible over Nebraska and Kansas. The West is Manchester Sand and Vermont: Considerable sun Borgida and Goldberg. the commission’s agenda mostly clear. Gravel president see{u to shine today. Highs mainly in the Tanguay has said that If subdivide about 35 s S ir e s tonight include the town’s G lim psM Capital Improvement 70s. Showers tonight. Lows mostly the PZC approves the into three lots. A proposed Elizabeth Taylor is suffering from a severe in the 50s. -Tuesday considerable application for a special building to house the Plan for 1983-84; the $20- million modification of infection of the sinuses and vocal cords that cloudiness with chance of morning exception — required be Dynamic Metal Products Manchester’s wastewater forced her to cancel her opening night perfor showers./ Breezy and becoming cause the building is being Co. has already been treatment plant; con mance in "Private Lives” in Chicago ... much cooler. Highs generally in converted to a business approved by the commis struction of a proposed Leslie Deukmejian, the daughter of California the 60s. use in a Residence C zone sion on one lot. 'picnic pavilion by the Gov. George Deukmejian, worked as one of Snow — the two firms hope to • A site plan for a Let ‘em roll sheltered workshop out White’s seven dwarfs at Disneyland this summer Today is Monday, Sept. 12, the In 1958, Little Rock High School move by the end of the previously approved sub Your ticket 16 savings is your goklon Extended outlook side the Bentley School; Singer Susan Anton puts her all in the roll of the but-no one will say which dwarf she portrayed... 25Sth day of 1983 with 110 to follow. in Arkansas is ordered to admit year: Both are currently division by Barney T. opportunity to win a hin-lllled trip to Peterman for fi 6.5-acre, and the acquisition by the dice as she throws out the first roll of the die in the Extended outlook for New Eng The moon is moving toward its blacks by the U.S. Supreme Court. located at 113 E. Center Bermuda and your chance to loam how 10-lot subdivision on town of a lot on Knollwood final round of the Tropicana Fall Craps land Wednesday through Friday: first quarter. In 1969, heavy bombing of St. much money you cotlld be saving by pur The morning stars are Venus Gardner Street. Roa'd. Tournapnent in Atlantic City, N.J. Sunday. Anton, . Connecticut, Massachusetts and Vietnam resumes under orders The conversion applica chasing your life insurance through your and Mars. who is appearing at the Tropicana, watched as Rhode Island: Fair and cooi from President Nixon. tion, along with one other savings tenk! The evening stdrs are Mercury, Robert Fineof Worcester, Mass, won the top prize through the period. Daytime highs In 1974, military officers deposed public hearing item and a 1b get your ticket to savings, simply Jupiter and Saturn. of $80,000. , will be mostly in the 60s and Emperor Haile Selassie from the number of business items, Inquire about low Savings Bank Life Those born on this date are under overnight lows in the 40s. Ethiopian throne he had occupied will be considered tonight Insurance (SBLI) rates at any partid- the sign of Virgo. Among them are for more than a half-century. Manchtsttr Dtmocratt _ Vermont: Dry and cool through a t' the PZC’s monthly patiitg savings bank office between Gatling gun inventor Richard No on« hM over accused Rick Dyer the period. Highs in the mid 60s to In 1980, the Turkish armed meeting, which begins at 7 September 12 and October 31. Along Gatiing in 1818, French entertainer forces took over the government to mid 70s. Lows in the 40s and iower in the Lincoln Center of ducking a tough Issue. Before you with your ticket to savings, youll receive ‘ Country music 1, baseball 0 Maurice Chevalier in 1888, Russian prevent "possible civil war.” The 50s. hearing room. The busi vote in tomorrow’s Democratic SBLI rates based on your current age and ^ composer Dmitri Shostakovich in armed forces imposed martial and It’s tough to draw a crowd if you’re q bad Maine: Fair Wednesday through ness items include several BoardfSf Education Primary, con free Information that will show you how 1906 and U.S. Olympic great Jesse banned all political activity. baseball team like the San Diego Padres so Friday. Highs in the 60s north to mandatoi^ referrals, sub to start saving money immediately on 2 2 Owens in 1918. sider his voting record: promoters tried to lure fans to Sunday’s iow 70s south. Lows from the upper division site plans and On tMs date in history: A thought (or the day; English your Ufa Insurance premiums, just as Padres-Cincinnati Reds baseball game by 30s north to the upper 40s south. inland wetlands permits. Rick Dyer voted aga/nsf the closing In 1609, Henry Hudson disco novelist and poet Stella Benson thousands of thrifty Connecticut offering a country music concert after the game. New Hampshire: Fair Wednes of Bentley School. vered what is now known as the said, "Call no man foe, but. never In the evening’s only, consunters do! F or one price, $8.50 and $7.50, fans could watch day through Friday. Highs in the Rick Dyer voted agalnat the pro 60s north to iow 70s south. Lows Hudson River. love a stranger.” hearing aside from the As long as you are 18 years old or the game (Cincinnati defeated San Diego 4-2) office conversion, the posed cloeing of Highland Park older, you are eligible to receive a ticfcel then enjoy performances by Juice Newton and from the upper 30s north to the upper 40s south. commission will consider School. to sovingsl You do not hine to be a bank the Charlie Daniels Band. a zone-change appljcation customer, and you are not required to Only 19,000 fans were in the stadium when the Rick Dyer voted tor the creation of a •V Manchester Herald . by J & G AssoclateMor an buy any insurance. All we ask is that you final out was made, but a short time later, more East Center Street devel Citizens Committee on the. future take oiM look at our low raids, and let the than 2S,000 were in their seats for the concert opment from Residence use of Highland Park School. |*N o purdiasc necessary. Entrants must tie IB years money youll be saving convince you that performance. Richard M. *Dlamond, Publisher Thomas^ Hooper, Qeneral Manager M to Planned Residence Rick Dyer voted tor a homework pol o lil or oMer. hiirteen winners w ill receive Brlays. 4 yow ticket to savings can maan more Lottery nighls at the Sonesta Beach Hotel, breaMast and Development. The change icy in our school system and for res- than a chance to rscaiws a super trip. It would allo\kthe developer dinner daily and mundtrip airfare from Hartford's USPS 327-500 ' VOL. CII, No. 201 could pul money In your podiot now, to place garages under the trlctlona on ‘open campus’ at M.H.S.- Bradley In te m a tio na l^rp ort or New York’s JFK next year, the year altar, etc., etc., etc.! Celebrity support 32-unit multi-family Rick Dyer has Introduced a raaolu- Airport. Odds o l winning w ill be determined by the Margaritavllle revisited Published dollv excaot Sunday Suggested carrier rates ore $1.20 number of entries received. Details and complete Ask for your lid ie l to sayings at the Hundreds of Big Brother volunteers and their Connecticut Daily development.. and certain holidays by the Man weekly, SS.12 for one month, $tS.3S tion for a ban on smoking by stu rules are available upon request Little Brother matches showed up at a Southern Singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett, one of the chester Publlshino Co., Is Brolnord (or three months, tW,70 for six Saturday: 159 Place, Manchester, Conn. 0SO40. months ondtSI.SOfor odiyear. Mall The site plan for the dents at M.H-8. California park for Sunday’s annual picnic and good or boys who delights listeners with care-free Play Four: 9286 Second class p o s tq o e ^ d o l Man rates are available on request. four-bullding develop Rick Dyer voted for a safer bus stop celebrity softball game, with actress Candy Clark lyrics and humor in his songs, is about to launch chester, conn. POSTMASTEK: ment as approved by the Savings B ank announcing the play-by-play. hiy motion picture career in a film based on his hit Send oddress changes to the Man To place a classified or displav on Knollwood Road. chester Herald, P.O. Box SSI, advertisement, or to report a news PZC In 1980 under the Actor Ed Maiinaro of "Hill Street Blues'' was song "Margaritaville.” Other numbers drawn Saturday Manchester, Conn. 0M40. Itein, story or picture Ideo, coll When you vote tomorrow, vote for a the celebrity team captain in charge of Production begins on the Universal Pictures in New England; 443-3711. 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■ij- MANCIIKSTEK HERALD. Monday. Sui»l. 12. V983 KKK bums Soviet flag in Hartford after Stratford rally could hand out copies of an article entitled Young members of the crowd complained/’it was Another teenager explained he had come so he could By Dennis MlltwskI "Unmasking the K K K .’! nothing like Meriden,” a small city in central "tell my grandchildren 1 went to a Klan rally.” United Press international More than one mile away. Rep. Bruce Morrison, Connecticut where the Klan has held a aeries of Midway through the rally, a young member of the D-Cann., joined about 200 anti-Klan protesters who rallies, one of which turned into a bloody Resurrection Church of Bridgeport pushed an elderly White-robed members of the Ito Klux Klan burm parishoner in a wheelchair through the crowd so she staged S non-violent rally in apother Stratford park. Dyer seeks improved discipline in Manchester public schools home-made Soviet flag in front of the State Capitol Oonfrontatien. Saturday in an unexpected follow-up to a Klan rally In Scarborough Road. His fhther, Stratford. Dyer and Susan Perkins, both gee the need for good discipline.” « "This is what we think of Russia,” a Klan leader By Sarah E. Hall He admits that his religious Joseph P. Dyer, is the former R IC H A R D W. DYER Herald Reporter incumbents who first were elected director of Jhe state Office of shout^ in Hartford, denouncing the Soviet Union for to the Board of Education in 1981, upbringing helped shape his disci the "cold-blooded murders” of 289 people, including 22. Scarborough Road plinary backbone. Although he Econoihic Opportunity and was Age 33; married; 2 children Democratic school board Incum are running as party-endorsed the -nead of the state's first 80 Americans, aboard a commercial airliner shot candidates in the Democratic attended public grammar school down by a Soviet Jet fighter. bent Richard W. Dyer says he here in town, he graduated from anti-poverty program. Educatlon:East Catholic really cares about troubled kids, primary Tuesday for three-year A female member then put a ma'tch to the red-dyed East Catholic High School and When asked to name his single High School,- Holy Cross but he's no marshmallow when it . terms beginning in 1984. Their most important accomplishment sheet with yellow hammer and sickle that had been opponent will be challenger Mi later from Holy Cross College, with soaked in gasoline, and 15 hooded-Klan members sang Colleget.and University of comes to student discipline. a bachelor's degree in English. while on the school board. Dyer The attorney and long-time chael E. Pohl. says, ” I listen to people. I check out “ God Bless Am erica” as flames consumed the flag. CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN Connecticut Law School His study at the Jesuit-run Holy The group’s leader finished "God Bless America” captain in the A ir Force Reserves Cross fostered his love for the complaints about bus stops and Occupation:' Attorney, is outspoken in his push for a solo as apparently only he knew the words past the DVTER’iS TOUGH STANCE on humanities, he says, and for poetry things. I like to think I provide good Phelon, Squatrito, and smoking ban at Manchester High first verse. discipline is not surprising given an'd drama in particular. In constituents’ service.” He’s also • School, bucking the position of the About 10 state and Hartford police and a Hartford FitzGerald his background. A partner in the response to his opponent Michael proud of the role he played in jschool administration. He also Fire Department engine and crew stod by. Civic background: Elected local law firm of Phelon, Squatrito E. Pohl’s statement that poetry is creating the citizens’ committee DELI SPECIALS cheered the mandatory homework Klan members showed up in Hartford about two MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS It FitzGerald, he is legal counsel to not an educational basic, he poses on the future use of Highland Park to school board in 1981. policy, open-campus restrictions, hours after leaving Stratford. LOUIS RICH the Manchester Child Advocacy the rhetorical 'question; "Are School, which, like challenger Former chairman, Human and strict attendance regulations Pohl, he wants to keep open. They rallied there at noon at Penders Field, where TURKEY BREAST lb. *3.99 Team, a member of the Connect!- % Shakespeare, Thoreau; and Dick now in effect at the school. state police wearing riot gear kept about 100 chanting BUQNACKI ______Relatiohs Commission, cut Probation and Parole Associa- enson frilis?” Thus far, he’s sfient nearly 8900 CENTfR cirr _____ At the same time, the 3^year-old on his campaign — over 1400 more anti-Klan protesters outside the fenced field. Manchester Cancer Cru ton, and co-chairman of the “ I niygeif wanted to be a writer, ”. , There were no injuries or arrests reported during COOKED CORNED BEEF *3.99 Dyer is dead-set against the sade. Former juvenile court Hartford County Bar Association’s Dyer says, “ and I stilt write a tot.” than either of the two other LAND CLAKES WHITE Families with Service Needs law, candidates. A polished speaker, he the Klan appearances. PORK CHOPS Child L.aw Committee. The former reporter, who worked OHicials in Stratford, about 60 miles northeast of lb. probation officer. Legal which he says "took away tbp also has obvious political savvy. AMERICAN CHEESE *2.59 as a sports stringer for the Heratd stick” of possible referral to New York City, had a court order to seize weapons UAN COUNTRY STYU MUCKE'8 counsel to the Manchester white in high school, just had an ^ ^ If reelected. Dyer says, he’ll try reform school for young runaways Dyer was chairman of the town from any of the 440 peopie ailowed inside the park to Child Advocacy Team and article published In a national to institute programs for prevent Ik BOLOGNA Ik *2.29 Human Relations Commission and truants. He supports the ing teacher burnout and improving the attend the rally. RIB END PORK J. KIR8CHNER co-chairman of the Hartford from 1979 to 1981. While attending antiques journal. Klan speakers addressed the Stratford crowd of establishment of an in-town treat teacher retention. Beefing up the County Bar Association's ment program for children with night law school at the University mostly area teenagers tor about 45 minutes, and the to rn 2ND BEEF FRANKS iib.pkr *2.29 A FATHER of two children, ages math/science curriculum in the psychiatric problems, primarily to of Connecticut, he served as a rally had nearly ended before the crowd reached its RUSSER’S Child Law Committee. Cap 1 and S, he is married to a former schools is also a high priority on his save the town from paying exorbi juvenile court probation officer — capacity and police closed and guarded the main gate. PORK ROAST Ik tain in Air Force Reserves. schoolteacher annd lives at 22 list. OLIVE LOAF I. *2.49 tant p rif’P'! fo r o u t-o f-to w n a position which he says “ made me About 50 Stratford police with helmets and riot ' sticks stood rigidly in a roped-of f area of about 200 feet WIN NAIF between the 18 Klan members and the crowd. WHin FISH CHUBS i. *2.99 8U8AN L. PERKIN8 Dozens of state police were posted throughout the PORK ROAST Ik area and filmed the event from a press box in the Shrinking school budgets worry Perkins 180 Mountain Road SMOKED SABLE *4.99 small stadium. RIR HAtF 2 Age 40; married; 4 chiidren A weak public address system and the shouting of Education: Manchester antl-Klan protesters about 100 yards away made it PORK ROAST Ik By Sarah E. Hall served on the three most active targeting Highland Park School on the school board. difficult to hear the speakers, who peppered their committees (planning, curricu High Schooi; two years at Herald Reporter for closure in June 1984 was Mrs. Perkins is a lifelong Man remarks with racist and anti-Semitic slurs. RIR END PRODUCE lum, and budget).” "probably the saddest decision” chester resident, and attended Central Connecticut State BAKERY she’s had to make during her term Susan L. Perkins lacks flamboy public schools here. She also spent College Ik CRISP ance and a loud voice, but her M ARRIED AND the mother of in office. two years at Central Connecticut PORK ROAST MAC APPLES 3 lb. bag 89C c^leagues saythat’sbecause she’s four children ranging in age from " I had to vote against my own State College. Occupation: F u ll-t im e DEPARTMENT TASTY long on substance and short on 10 months to ISyears, Mrs. Perkins children on that issue,” she la- If reelected, she she will homemaKer and mother WEAVER DlfTCH FRY iicemed about a variety of - ments. Her sop James is now in Connecticut CAUUFLOWER head 90C hype. urge the school board to "take a Civic background: Elected •z. issu ed second grade at Highland Park. hard look at the state school PARTY PACK » CRISP This Democratic incumbent for ( q school .board in 1981. SlUEKIKY PIE »*2 .4 9 She says she and her husband, commissioner’s plans for 4-year- CUT WMFKO t LABEU0 Extra Use Tria CELERY HEARTS bunch 99^ school board flatly refuses to She says the single most impor In Brief Robert, purposely bought their olds coming into the system,” as Chairwoman of planning ALL PURPOSE discuss the slippery (Alitics of the tant issue facing the school board J lU Y M U •adi M . 9 9 home at 180 Mountain Road, which well as the possibility of a full-day committee. Former school WHOLE YELLOW ONIONS 2 Ib.'bag 49« race. After challenger Michael E. right now is the bare-bones budget. is in the Highland Park neighbor kindergarten. Oil barge runs aground SWEET Pohl singled her out earlier this Declining school enrollments and volunteer. Former partici Ik mumhus^ 790 hood, so their children could walk In sync with a recent grade PORK LOIN TOKAY GRAPES lb. 69C summer as the candidate to beat in the high elderly population in pant in five citizen advisory HADDAM — A ba'rge loaded with 840,000 to the elementary school. reorganization committee deci Tuesday's primary, she had a Manchester have her worried that gallons of oil ran aground on the (Connecticut sion, she believes that the sixth committees, and former terse reaction;- "M y record speaks future budgets may shrink still River off the Haddam Neck section of Haddam, ON THE POSITIVE side, Mrs. graders now in the town’s elemen member of the district for itself.”- further. To get more money for the but was freed at high tide without spilling, its schools, she says, the community Perkins wants to lift the starting tary schools should be moved into Parent-Teacher Association cargo, the Coast Guard said. salary for teachers and provide " I have a long and very active must be better-educated about the junior high schools by the end executive board. Former The Coast Guard said the barge RTC-320 was background in education in Man other incentives for teachers not to of the decade. being towed to storage terminals in Portland TUESDAY ONLY! “ what a good school system we president of Lutz Children's chester,” says the 40-year-old have.” stray into more lucrative fields. Along with her running mate about 7 a.m. Saturday by the tug boat Craig ^ school board member. ‘Tve An active member of the League Richard W. Dyer, she supports a Museum Board of Trustees. Reinaver when it ran aground on a sandbar. U8DA CHOICE missed only three board meetings As chairwoman of the board’s of Women Voters, she thinks it smoking ban at Manchester High The tug managed to free the barge at high tide CHOPPED BEEF ...... lb. *1.59 since my election in 1981, and I’ve planning committee! she says crucial that women be represented School. about 1 p. m., and none of the 20,000 barrels of No. 2 U8DA CHOICE „ __ fuel oil leaked, said Petty Officer 2nd Class S Wayne Moody of the Coast Guard station in New GROUND CHUCK ...... :...... '»>• Challenger Michael Pohl l8 running hard to repreeent ‘the little guy’ London. U8DA CHOICE lb. *1.89 Officials probe deaths SWEET PINK MEAT CANTALOUPES - large size ®"' good jobs.'They doi^t- have good A controversy surrounded slogan. Most of his criticism has Connecticut authorities continued their investi- By Sarah E. Hall jobs because they never got a another of Pohl’s campaigns for d o m e s t i c b o i l e d h a m ...... lb. »2.19 Herald Reporter been leveled at what he calls onto*, tUa OM for MHB aRMiaot today of the apparent shooting deaths of MICHAEL E. POHL "liberal arts English courses” in decent Mgh echool education. two' inen In Bridgej^rt and Hartford, the • Thus "the little guy who’s assembly president in 1981. Al 157 Brookfield St. He’s politically unpolished and the junior high and high schools: discovery of a missing man’s body in a Windsor flipping hamburgers at McDo though he claims he had permis his grammar sometimes grates on poetry, science fiction, fantasy, reservior and a fire that killed one man in a No Suhatitute Age 20; single nald’s” is Pohl’s educational sion from school administrators, tPe Give Old Fashioned E the ear, but Michael E. Pohl, and film appreciation, to name a Southbury condominium. Education: Manchester^ he violated school election proce challenger for one of the two few. While Pohl does not advocate . target, not the college-bound. That For Quality dures by putting leaflets Hartford police said Luis Alvarez, 32, of Butcher Service ... High School available seats on the Democratic cutting out these courses entirely, is probably why' he’s the only teachers’ mailboxes on the day of Hartford died Saturday after he was found with a Occupation: Cook’s aide at ticket for school board, is cam he says they should not fulfill basic candidate who solicited and got the election. gunshot wound to his head. Police said Alvarez paigning fiercely. English requirements. endorsements from the Greater Laurel Living Center When administrators found out, was found about 4 a.m. in a parking lot on Oak The 20-year-old Pohl claipis that He wants those basic English Hartford Labor Council and the STORE HOURS; the election was postponed. Pohl Street. Civic background: Former while his opponents are "on the reqirements strengthened, with Hartford Federation of Teachers. was soundly defeated when the Bridgeport police also continued their probe of 317 H^Mand St legislative intern for Rep. outside looking .in,” he is "the added emphasis on reading, writ (The Manchester Education Asso Mon. L Toes. 'tH 6D0 : J election finally took place. the apparent shooting death of a 21-year-old man Robert "Skip” Walsh, D- somebody who’s b ^ n through it ing, spelling,- and grammar. He ciation backs his opponents.) Pohl, who is single, has consider also found Saturday on a street corner. Police Wed., Thun., t Fri. tH 9.D0 and wants it better for the next also wants more mandatory said Christopher Hunter of Bridgeport was found P Coventry, 'and Rep. Muriel CONTROVERSY still' lingers able experience working for other guy.” courses for students in math, dead about 6:30 a.m. at Cherry and Pine streets Sat & SiHHlay Yacavone, D-East Hartford. science, and history. over his labor-union endorse politicians. In 1978, he was youth campaign coordinator for state and had been shot four times. tH 6:00 Served 1979 to 1981. on POHL GRADUATED from Man “ I want to try to help solve some ments, however. Democratic In Windsor, police said the body of a Windsor Sen. David Barry. He worked as a Manchester Commission on chester High School, in 1981, of the problems the present board Town Committee Chairman Theo Locks man missing since Aug.T8 was discovered legislative intern for Rep. Muriel dissatisfied with the education he is ignoring.” says Pohl. dore R. Cummings has charged Saturday inside a car pulled from the Rainbow 646-4277 Children and Youth. Partici Yacavone, D-East Hartford, in received because it "wasn’t basic He’s fond of quoting test scores that Pohl 4ied to labor council Reservoir. Police said Robert Walters, 47, was- pated in campaigns of sev members by falsely claiming 1979, and for Robert “ Skip” Walsh, enough.” He went on to serve a and statistics which point up those found after Windsor Locks police asked for a .support from local labor leaders D-Coventry, in 1980. eral Democratic politicians. one-year stint in the Air Force, was "problems,” and cites the follow search of the reservoir. His father, Harold "Pinky” Made Unsuccessful bid for honorably discharged, and re ing chain of causation: Manches and prominent Democrats. A The state fire marshal’s office was seeking the Pohl, is retired after nearly 30 turned to Manchester to work at ter residents are moving else subsequent investigation by the cause of a fire late Friday in the Heritage Village ' Democratic nomination for years as a town fifefighter. Mike ■IBBBBBlllBB the Laurel Living Center as a where because they can’t afford council absolved Pohl of the retirement community in Southbury that killed / school board in 1981. allegation, but Cummings still Pohl lives with his parents at 157 cook’s aide. the housing. They can’t afford the William St. Paul, 64. - "Back to basics” has been his housing because they don’t have holds to his story. Brookfield St. GROCERY SPkciALS FROZEN & DAIRY LE MENU - 3 VARIETIES Roof battle dragging on 11 0>. *2.69 STOKELV - 3 VARIETIES NEW BRITAIN — The Travelers Insurance POTATO STIX 6pack Mayoral nominations featured In state’s primary races Cos. is trying to recover the money it paid the city VEGETABLES 18 t 99< AUNT JEMIMA of Hartford for the collapse of the (^ivic Center 128 0 1 .3 / ^ 1 roof, with interest. SPRING WATER 11.«79< in which the city’s veteran police election. member of the Republican State GSHmyi>irfSL. • By M ark A. Dupuis parties will hold primaries to John C. Mandanici, ousted by A legal battle over who is responsible for 814 choose candidates for their com Paoletta in a close race two years superintendent was targeted in an Sen. Thom Serrani, co-chairman Central Committee, for the GOP million in damages caused by the collapse of the ASPmOUS SPEARS m o ^ l * 3 9 ICE MILK Wgal. h . 4 9 United Press International ORE IDA STRAIGHT OR munity’s top elected offices, which ago, faces former White House F.BI sting operation and ended up of the Legislature’s Program nomination. ... roof more than five years ago is dragging on In OCEAN SPRAY CHAN ORAPE, CRANICOT or C 1 O O will be filled in general municipal aide Charles B. Tisdale, John J. arresting the governmeift Review and Investigations Com In New Britain, the Democratic New Britain Superior Court. CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 32 ox. *1.19 HARTFORD — Mayoral nomi CRANAPPLE 48o*.»I.JV VAN DEKAMP nation battles in several larger elections Nov. 8. McNamara and Thomas W. Bucci operative. mittee and often in recent months a mayoral primary also involves a A jury is expected to take as long as a year to As in th^November election, the in the primary battle. In other larger cities, both thorn in his party’s legislative side, legislator. Rep. Dominick Swiesz- decide the case. FLOUNDER or SOLE FILLET 12 ox. *2.39 cities top a list of primary elections plANUYBUnER i.» * 1 .3 9 HOOD \ y Tuesday where party members in primary battles center on local Paoletta is the favorite in his , Republicans and Democrats are .faces Lynn R. Laitman for the kowksi, a Polish immigrant who Most of the testimony so far in a-seven-week 38 Connecticut cities and towns will issues and personalities and are primary challenge.by pasta shop waging primaries in Stamford and Democratic nomination. co-chairs the Legislature’s Public trial has focused on whether builders are liable ^Hje^OJ^TE EaAIRS ^ 12 ct. *1.49 choose nominees for municipal not likely to show any statewide owner William Sorrentino and face Hamden, while Democratic con Ms. Laitman, chairman of the Safety Committee, is challenging for damages, since others created the design that bTAPE JELLY »,k*1.29 trend or reflect issues beyond the the winner of the Democratic tests will be decided in New Britain Stamford finance board, is making three-term Mayor William J. allegedly caused the roof collapse Jan. 18,1978, in 13 ox. *1.29 offices. [MILD N U ITY FLAVOR) Voters will choose nominees for cities and towns involved. primary in November. Tisdale is .and W aterbury.» a second attempt at the mayor’s McNamara. a freezing rain storm. SHELLS iT eLBOWS 3 / * l a variety of offices ranging from A four-way mayoral primary seeking to be Bridgeport’s first In Stamford, two state legisla office in the Falfield County city. In the other big city race, lb. *2.99 mayor of the state’s largest city to among Democrats is set in Bridge black mayor. tors are battling for party nomina In 1981 she was the Democratic four-term Democratic Mayor Ed port. where the Democratic Town Compared to two years ago, this tions and the chance to take each nominee and lost to Clapes by a ward D. Bergln faces a challenge Charity accounting faulted PIUSBURV BAKE OFF *3.89 a Republican nominee fora vacant PILLROURV PLUS - ALL VARIETIES T C ^ probate judgeship to be filled in a Committee failed to make an year’s primary battle in Bridge other on in the November election «wide margin. by Thomas Carusello, who was HARTFORD i- Critics charg? some well- special election. endorsement of a challenger to port has been quiet. to cl^oose a successor to veteran On the Republican side. Rep. fired from his job as a firefighter CAKE MIXES GER|MN BUITER MESE lb. *2.99 known charities are using questionable account SUQAR or CHOC. CHIP In 16 communities. Democrats, first-term Republican Leonard S.. The 1981 primary battle and Republican Mayor Louis A. Christopher Shays will square off for becoming involved in the ing tactics in competing for the 860 million Clapes, who isn’t seeking re- against Canio A. Santoro, a 16 ox. Republicans or members of both Paoletta. election followed a bizarre incident political contest. Americans donate annually, a published report ligXDMIXEr“ *1.19 *1.39 2 claimed. 32 85< Charity rating services and other observers say »fcRUSYMIX .lok 2 / * l in order to appear more efficient, and thus more Woman faces court appearance gjJSIT.j'CHEESE 2 1b. *2.39 worthy of inclusion in combined appeals, the SyT erosyihgT i Milner says he’ll stay charities are reporting administrative expenses .~994 as C(ist8 of their activities. The Hartford Courant SHREDDED MOZZARELLA 8 ox. *1.29 reported.Sunday. on charge of committing perjury Specifically, the organizations are reporting neutral in city primary some costs of fund-raising such as mailings and ■ The second T>P-two women first-degree burglary, second-. been convicted of a criminal telethons as public education, tile critics said. accused of committing perjury degree assault, third degree as offense before he was arrested at a hlllBBBKlBllHlIlBHllBIBBlBld during a burglary and assault tr i^ sault and fourth-degree larceny. March 1983 altercation at the . HARTFORD (UPI) - Mayor after Tuesday’s primary. accept any canipaign funds Police had said, that DeJesus Powder Keg Pub & Cafe in East With coupon B I 7.S0 pwt haBa ^ 1 ^ with poupon a 8TA0 purehou ^ ; Thirman L. Milner has broken Milner has been neutral in the from the town committee. earlier this year will appear again 1 With coupon A $7.M purchaat ^ With coupon A 8T.S0 purchOM "'ll Thursday in Manchester Superjpr attaBcetLGenovesi and his wife, Hartford. LImH 1 Coupon per cuotomor ' | 2 LImH 1 Coupon par cuatomar I L l ^ 1 Coupon por cuotomor B with Democratic Town Chair hotly contested race between a He also accused Crowley of Veterans march for MIAs I Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar I Court. She was arraigned last ... Mary, at their Thayer Hill Home. A records check showed Donze man James A. Crowley, but said slate of City Council candidates becoming politically involved in HARTFORD — About 300 Vietnam veterans week. Ms.Sanbhez was arrested last -was fined 850 in 1980 lor breach of . he would remain neutral in endorsed by the town commit the Democratic Party-endorsed and others marched through downtown to bring PILLSBURY ! Frances Gauthier, 57, a Massa May on perjury 6harges.'Her case peace. He was arrested last March ! ARM A hammer! I PROMISE • .Tuesday’s City Council tee and a so-called neighbor slate and said Crowly had failed attention to the ongoing plight of 2,500 Americans ISCOTTISSUE chusetts resident, had backed up is still pending. - for allegedly threatening the I 8INQLE ROLL I UUNDRY DEYnCINT I primary. hood slate headed by Milner’s to provide proper leadership for still missing in Southeast Asia. -- BROWNIE MIX [ the court testimony of the accused Powder. Keg’s doorman with a I 65 OZ. PKQ. I 1 MARGARINE , Milner on Thursday de long-time friend, state Sen. the Hartford Democratic Pqrty. In record-breaking temperatures Sunday the 22.80Z. I 2 1 LB. - ■ man’s common-law wife. The wife, The man whose testimony led to knife, according tp East Hartford manded Crowley provide Wilber G. Smith. Milner said he was told the marchers, including friends and relatives of Elsie Sanchez, of 145 Tolland the conviction of two men in the |M>lice. Milner’s re-election campaign However, on Friday, Milner town committee had feared he MIAs, marched quietly through downtowh Turnpike, -^bst Hartford, was 1980 firebombinif of a Manchester Three years ago Donse told laW with Democratic Party finan threatened to end his neutrality would divert any qaihtfldfn •-dlgrtfoiid to a solemn, steady lieat of a single I i3 / * l t’JoinMtettttliqra ^MarguoflylM _ home was Charged With perjury enforcement authorities he stood / |>99< cial assistance prior to Tues and endorse either a slaW or .fnads'-pfiiF^ IXHRIS Dirr. IT -M 75 < t Wfltfsr botn tor telllnkthe court she last week in connection with bis by as Charles N. Metheny of West 8 9 < ! u n n n m p t . i t m ! day’s Democratic City Council individual candidates. the challenge slate headed by The marcKlrik4flMnsoir^ by the Connecticut I .. IXPtRRS tV T . 17-N | | remembered the time the alleged 1983 arrest on threatening and Virginia threw a gasoline bomb ■Rpwn MPT. IT M primary. After meeting with campaign Smith. chapter of the NatlonaTPotget-Me-Not Associa HIQHLAND PARK MARKET J I HIGHLAND PARK M A^ET || incident occurred. She told the .breach of peace charges. through a window at the home of HIQHLAND RANK MARKCT | I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET On Friday, Crowley pledged workers, including Smith, at his At a separate news confer tion for POW-MIas. - court she remembered because According to an affadavit on file Bruce Meggett and Lucendla. Har full party support for Milner’s home Saturday morning, ence Saturday, Smith said that Many of the marchers wore red arm bands, the she had pulled her daughter out of in ManchesterSuperior Court Eric ris on Brent 'Road. The couple re-election bid, but said the Milner told a news conference in despite the mayor’s decision to . symbol of prisoners and missing persons, and school the week before and sent her A. Donze, 21, of l6CrD8leyStv,JBMt shared their home w|Uj Mrs. mayor would receive no cam the afternoon he would continue remain natural, his slate will to visit Ms. Gauthlep.-'c , Hartford, applied for accelerated Harris’s -fopr children 'ibd her ^ T-shirts that read, " I walk in freedDnkJai^oae paign funds from the party until to remain neutral but would not continue to support Milner. Her husband, Marcos DeJesus; rehabilitation last June and told brother. No one was injured in the who can’t.” IIIU IlllllK was later acquitted on charges of :-:;^ d g e Rlchard Noren he had never Incident, police said. 6 - MANCHEST»i:R HERALD, Monday, Sept. 12. 1983 VIA.\( lli;.STi:U HKKALD. Moliihiy. S< pi. 12. H>tU (V—
Richard M. Diamond, PublltlMr Dan FHta, Editor Lavish official travel costing taxpayers millions OPINION Alex Qlrelll, City Bdltdr By Gregory Gordon ambassador to Fnincer said re their aides and spouses now can be travel abroad has increased. ranking officials at the airport, United Press International cently in an angry, internal cable projected to run easily into the tens One offiA-centlmeter-long strand of human Manchester How’s THA T for a conversation stopper?" Or it did at the time of her dissent, eroded the institutions of Philippines it makes sense. More Vermont — reported slight increases in bakeries Will ever be in.^pn^ hair found encased in one of the stones. writing, before recent develop representative government and' ''' forcible rape, even though the nation as ^ cocynght WBI, toonCenlers of Ameneo. inc MON.-FRI., 10-9, SAT., 10-6, SUN., 12-5 than much that is currently become operational and The hair fell into the mixture when the ments exposed the fatal flaw this made it likely that when power transpiring in Manila. " a whole^ experienced a 4.6 percent lish the original oitjective.” reduction. pyramid was being poured.>he said. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monduv. Sept. M. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mondiiy. Scut. 12. 1983 - 8 Monday TV Poor navigation Act would V.S./W 0M atNsls Is out down hi Ms i:00A.M. 4:30 P.M. QD S - M*A*8*H a t '- ' To Ba Announoad uml a gM givaa hhn naw may explain why condemn ® - Y«tfr6f the 0«ntt« Tlg«r A QD - Tie Tac Dough O - Fraaman Rapom John RMar, Carris FMisr, A - ' ^ N a w a in B A e ! young man takes up martial arts ( £ - ABC Nawa Ratum ftom SIhnoa *CN- Ebssn. 1B78. A-9eatafMM*y to win his father's respect. na'a Ravokitlonaty Writara.' FIva d )- V o g a 8 CD A~Ndwa A * J M Frarddln Sfiow jet attack O - MOVIE: Galaxy Express' M onday CNnata writan axamlna tha way - A tlanaywwenara A - 6»— *a4"«y jetliner strayed An orphan plots to destroy the (B ) S S - Alica CNnata tNnk about thaoiaakrat. Dow surgot to all-tlmo Mgh evil mechanical man who killed ® - SportaCentar (SOmki.) A ~ Nawanigitt A - IS F N 'a tnalda ■atabaN his mother. Ahimaied. 1980. S - Radio 1990 Today'* pro Paul Rudd and Leatey Ann A - M OVII; -Rloh Mid A - MOVII: *Kid^_____ I T — FrOVVMIIlfMI VtaAPng NEW YORK — The Dow Jonee average furged By Robert Shepard Motoreychtta irgvalng wHh a Ra- WESTPORT (UPI) — An aviation expert saya Rated PG. gram looks at the hottsat trend* Warren alar aa two young peo A n o u t* Two ‘ woman go iunday at tha Kkigla above ita all-time doting high today In a atock United Press International nalaaanca fair diacovtr thti MsEla O - MOyiE: A Dog of and performers in the world of tbrough many changaa during a out-of-date navigation equipment and pilot error may ple who marry and undaiUKa sidtt hi modsm dnisa. Ed Htrria. market rally triggered by a money aupply decline Flandara' A young boy and his entertainment. the reaponsiblllty ol managing a twanty-yaar friandtnp. JMqua- that bolstered hopee for lower intereit ratee. have caused a South Itorean Jetliner to stray into WASHINGTON — The Soviet grandfather fir>d a badly beaten Gary Lahd, Amy Ingsraol. 1981. 2:30A.M. 9 - The King Is Coming (kta Bliiat. 'Candica Banian. Soviet air space where it was shot down by/a Jet downing of a Korean Jet. Marine dog ar)d restore it to health. David huge plantation In the ante-bel ISBI.RatadR. RatsdR. ^ - C M Nawa NIghtweteh The Dow Jones induatrial average, whicta loit S ) - Moneyline lum South. In M ULAH LAND, A - M O V I E : 'Framad* Ankvio. fighter. deaths in Lebanon and the assassi Ladd, Donald Crisp, Theodore Bi- AManiatn Imagaa 6.40 FHday, waa ahead 1 7 to 1,287.42 at 10:10 kel. 1959. ® - News the NBC Monday Night at the cam man la brought In as a ‘dou Len BuckwaKer, editor of Avionics Magazine, a nation of a PMlippine political .. *.£^' A - Nofra Dame FootbeN! a.m. EDT, putting it above iu all-time doling (Q} - Business Report Movtea airing Sept. 13. 10:30 P.M. bts' for a thisi, thus snaMng iba Nawe Oama at Purdue Westport-based technical aviation magazine, said the figure all happened during Con 5:30 P.M. rail tMsf lo sioipa. Glsnn Ford. high o( 1,248.10 set June 16. The cloaely watched (8 ) - Soledad Serie dramatica. CHECK uanNOa FOR EXACT HIM ® ® - Indapendent Natwoik A«Croaaflra average gained 24.20 overall last week after Boeing 747 was not equipped with the moct modem gress’ recess. With lawmakers’ MOVIE; 'SUrWora' An or- ^saipFaM*---- Janit Cartsr, Barry BuMvan. phan, a renegade and a princess Libertad Lamarque. 1947. A - A***dtohad taking a shot at the record. Litton Inertial Navigation System and instead carried return to town today, all three 0 - 2 4 Horaa battle the evil forces controlltr^ ® - Entertainment Tonight A - MOVIE: ‘Young Oootora Advaqcei led declining iaauee by a 12-1 margin. an earlier version of the device. issues will be taken up quickly. ther Empire. Mark Hamill, Carrie (S ) ^ High Feather 11:00P.M. 12:30 A.M. In Iowa'Oty HospHat bacomaa a Volume in the (Irit 30 minutes amounted to about The older device relies on a gyrosco|>e and t|>eed Senate Republican leader How Fisher, Harrison Ford. 1978. (X ) - AN bi Uw FaMly haven lor the lovaaick In thja par detector to determine a plane’a location, wMch may Rated PG. 7:30 P.M. ( (D laaacomiiuioa (S ll)® O A-Nawa 13.10 million atiarei. ard Baker said Sunday be expecU A A-NIghtllns ody of medical soap oparaa. explain why the Jumbo-Jet wandered at least 200 miles CD - PM Magazine CB - M-A-S-M O a ^ MarthaN, Mich**l MoKban, Inveatora were encouraged the Federal Re- a Senate vote Wednesday on a 6:00,P.M. A - CNN ItaadNna Nawa north of its intended course, he said. (D - An In the Family (X) - In Saaroh of... . Sean Young. 1982. Rated R. •erve late Friday reported the natkm'a money resolution, requested by Pm id en t CD QD GD I S I S ® - Nows A - Saturday NigM Uvs Buckwalter said JeU built after 1976 are equipped . CD - Joker's Wild' ® - SpoitaCantaf supply dropped, an unexpected 32 billion in the Reagan, condemning the Soviet ( D - Tliroo'o Company A A - U ta Night with David with a computer that doesn’t require pilot assistance, r p - Family Feud . about how the rising tide^f Naz meet in New Yont, but each WeNet narratak the doee-up look A - M O V IE ; 'How to Baal tha 2:46 A.M. lateet etatietical week. attack on the Korean plane that (B-8.W.A.T, ism affected the lives of ever aands a substitute. Ferrtham Lsttsrman but rely on p ^ ra m m e d destination cards. The South St Africa's baobab. (R) (60 mkf) High Coat of LMng' Thraa hou- A - MOVIE: 'B.O.S. THanle' Several analysts said the decrease, the fourth kiUed 269. ^ Q D -N ew s yone. Liza Minelli. Joel Grey, Scott, January Stevens. Jack Aa S ) - Lavama 4 SMriay 8i Co. O - Great Perfovmanoaa aawh/a* turn to robbary to try to 12:45 A.M. Tha awaaoma diaattar of tha un- conaeccufive .weekly drop, hat put the money Korean airliner, which went down with ’269 people Baker, R-Tenn., sdid Sunday on G2) - Top Rank Boxing from Michael York. 1972. ron. 1961. Rated PG. boat Inflation. Su*an Balm Jamas, S - USA Cartoon Expraaa Bridaehaad Raviaitad.' Chariae A - World Sportaman alnkabla THinlc la racraatad. supply growth within Fed targets for the first aboard, waa built around 1973, he said. CBS’ “ Face the Nation,” the Hammond, IN « G3) - Major Laagua Basaball: I 9 - MOVIE; 'Vaatanfay.. and Julia ntaka plant for their Jans Cunln, Ja*alca Langa. David Janaaan. Cloria Laactwnan, S - H la Wiittan Rated PG. A -M O V IE : 'BtarWara' An or Buckwalter speculated that while programming Ms-’ ® - Fraggle Rock Visit the Milwaukaa at Naw York Today afKi TorrK>rrow' This trio wedding and Cordelia returns Suaan Gaini Jamaa. 1979. time in months. Also, there are signs the resolution will represent a biparti S - CHIPa Yankaaa of tales gives insight into Italian phan. a rsnsgsds and a prinesaa own comiNiter, Korean Air Lines pilot Chun B)mng In san “ statement of outrage and world of Fraggle Rock underneath from the war bringing news of Se ( 9 - NCAA FootbaN: Florida at A-M O VIE: ‘OaadlyOanwa'A economy's rebound may reduce the Treaeury'e morals. Sophia Loren, MerceHo Southern Cakfomia battia tha'svh forest controMng might have accidently selected Seoul, his destination, S - MOVIE: ‘Mardano' The the basement of an eccentric in ® - MOVIE: Uttla Mlaa bastian. (R) (60 min.) (Closad darangad murdarar chooaat hia borrowing heeds. indignation.” urtdefeated heavy%veight cham ventor. Mastroianni. 1964. Ceptionad) tha Empha. Mark HsniM, Cants Markar' A bookie and a gambler (9 - FsaUval of FaMi FWiar, Harrison Ford. 1979. victima by tha roN of the dica. as the first “ way point.’ ’ • Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., inter pion. Rocky Marciano, fought his are reformed*by a little girl who (6 ) • Survival Special 'Sacrata Slava RaHiback. Sam Groom. The points on the ground direct a plane along its way to the top ar>d then gave it all - Sports Look 9:30 P.M. A - Banny HIM Show Rated PG. viewed Sunday on NBC’s "M eet has been left as an lOU for a gam of the African Baobab.' Orson RaladR. up for love. Torty Lo Biartco. - Newheit Kkk Devane'e 18) - Spocta Tonlgfit Milk production ruled taxable course, and the mistaken selection of Seoul would the Press,” said be fears the furor ® - Oral Roberts dnd You bling debt. Walter Matthau. Julie Welles narrates the ckwe-up look QD CD 1:00 A m -* X grandmother pays a surprise have caused the Jet’s computer to take the shortest O (G ) - IMacNeH/Lehrer Andrews, Tony Curtis. 1980. at Africa's baobab. (R) (60 min.) A - TwWgM Zona 3:00A.M. RICHMOND, Va. — A federal appeals court over the Korean plane incident 9 9 . M*A*S*H visit. (R) A - lawams B Bhklay B Co. route — over Soviet territory, he said. Ndsvahour Rated PG. (S ) - Buskisss Rsport CD ** MOVIE: 'B t w w i H—v w ruled today the federal government may put a tax might "push everytMng in the tS ) - Crossfire 8:30 P.M. & -'MOVIE: 'Abaanea of A - Hogan's Hsnas and Had' In tho Pacific during Buckwalter said In may have made a second error S - Raportar 41 QS - MOVIE: -Rentadick' British on milk production to encourage dairy farmers to corner” and cause a delay in . O - Better Health comedy. James Boothe, Julie C £ - Squara Pagi Jolmny MaNca* An ovarzaalout reporter 11:15 P.M. A - Outer Umlta WWII, tho niombofs of a brawling S - M*A*8*H in programming the computer. “ He could have taking steps to lower f^ ra l 9 - Veronica, El Rostro del Ege. 1972. Slash's home-run streak attracts heretses e man sutpactad of ( 9 - PKA FuN Contact Karats A - MOVIE: ‘Dual In tha Bun' Army unit 6nd that thay mutt reduce production and offset a portion of the $2.3 committing a crime. Paul New ach im harmony among thorn* inverted two digits in the longitude and deflected the 6:30 P.M. Amor ® - Camp M fctfng USA the atterttion of baseball pieyer A tala about tha daetruettvs lova billion price-support program. deficits. man. SeUy Field. Meknde Dillon. A - Rsportaf 41 aalvaa bafora thay'ra raady to plane off course,” he said. ( C - Robln'a Naat Steve Sax. (R) batwaan a half-braad girl and a U.S. Agriculture Secretary John Block comp Beyond the resolution there - Wheel of Fortune 9 - MOVIE: 'The Producers' , 1961. Rated PG. faca tha anamy. Robart Wagnar, An error of a few degrees in calcuation can take a CD ' Carol Burnett and Friends 11:30 P.M. ranagida. Jennifer Jonaa, Gre iled with federal regulations when be imple appears to be little Congress can do, CD - CBS Nawa O l - Barney Miller A has-been theatrical producer gory Pack, Joaaph Cotton. 1947. Tarry Moora, Brodarick Craw UPI photo ® - America's C up'83 ' 10:00P.M. (X ) - Hawaii FIvs-O plane several hundred miles in the wrong direction > (B ) - Bamay Millar 9 - People's Court ,aruJ his accountant partner ford 1956. mented the tax N(nd , the."-regulationa are about the tragedy. scheme to make more profit from (X ) A - ThMis of tbs Night A - MOVIE: Thank Ood, I f a during a long flight, Buckwalter said, and a pilot Congressman Larry McDonald’s wife, Kathryn, holdsthe (8 ) - Paficula C£) (X) - CagiMy A Lacay I*- A - MOVIE: 'Exprasao Bongo' conatitutional, a threftJudgtypaneloCthe4thU.S. The situation in Lebanon likely f1^*- 'ESPN*a InaJda Football Dr . Who a flop than a hit. ^ero Mostel, becki's life is almost forfeited Friday* A married couple diacov- QD - Banny Hid Show A laat-taBIng lalani av6. Piper Lauria, Mtl MondQle: get tough night's program features a girl (8) (SI - MOVIE: BauMi Land' A - Countdown to '84 A - O R t b a S a t government’s $2.3 billion price-support program. the troops to he withdrawn. Even David Carradine, Stockard Chan- who saved a man from a crocod 'dreamboat' to the younger are interviewed. Gibaon. 1979. ning, Christopher Lee. 1982. generation when his old films are Part 2 A severe shortage of cash 3:30 A.M. more members of Congress are ile. a one-armed football player and a warehouse fire threaten ® - USA BpacWI Frank Zappa A - PsNculs: -Los TaNos A - NBC Nawa Ovamight The program buys surplus milk from farmers Rated PG. revived. Clifton Webb. Ginger Ro and a boy who survived being Sarah's hold on Beulah Land, but Rock muaiclan Frank Zappa givaa Amargoa' DaapadMa A - Voica ol FaKb who produce more than they can sell.. The after Soviet attack Koman plane dead insisting the decision to stay or gers, Anne Francis. 1952. 9 - Jeffaraona born with his heart outside his she faces a bigger crisis when she a apecial performarKs from the 9 - Bob Nawhart Show A - Mora Real Paopla 4:00A.M. government now owns a aurplus of more than $3.5 leave be made by Congress, not the S - ABC Nawa chest. (R) |60 min.) (2$ - All Creatures Great aiKl falls in love. Lesley Ann Warren. Palladium Theater, Naw York, billfon |>ounds of non-fat dry milk, cheese and president, as p ro v id ^ in the 1973 Small Paul Rudd. Hope Lan^. 1960 NY. (60 min) 12KX)A.M. 1:46 A.M. A - Prafeaalonal WraatUng QD - MOVIE: 'C barat' Bob butter. War Powers Resolution. 7:00 P.M. Fosse directed this musical story, ® - MOVIE: Fat Chanca' Two ( 9 - Sunday at Iba Kkig'a (X)-MOVIE: 'LsavsVs A - BporttCantar A - NawwiigM Update ® - Survival Special ‘Secrets 4 ** By Ron Amodon •> mourned nationwide Senate Democratic leader Ro QD - CBS Nawa set in a 1931 Berlin cabaret, lonely overweight penpals plan to of the African Baobab.^ Orson Housa Bshind* A frea-ipirlted co A - Our MIta Brooka A - N a w a United Press Internotlonal By Marianna Ohe state employees. The legal holiday bert Byrd of West Virginia said Pope: worid moving pre-war Sunday, “ I tMnk its obvious the MERRIMACK, N.H. — Former Vice President United Press International is today, said Bob Smith, director situation requires the application IT W A » JU9T. VIENNA, Austria — Pope John Paul II, before Walter Mondale says President Reagan should stop of Oregon’s executive department. IT WA5 JUST... of the War Powers act.” Sen. gathering with Polish exiles and pilgrims today, talking to the Soviet Union "fo r awhile” to protest the Some mourners used the death of At a community center in New BRIDGE ASTRO RJpbard Lugar, R-Ind., said Rea praised Austria for acepeting refugees but shooting down of an unarmed Korean airliner. 269 people on the Korean A ir Lines York City’s China Town, weeping gan need not invoke the act now but warned the world appeared to be moving toward “ What the president said on the Korean matter is plane as a rallying cry for participants burned incense at a GRAPH agreed the issue is debatable. a “ pre-war stage.’ ’ about right. I think they deserved to be bitterly anti-communism while others Buddhist ceremony for the dead Oswald Jacoby and Jam es Jacoby Both men were intervietyed on The pontiff’s two meetings with fellow Poles, j condemned. I tMnk we should have been somewhat burned incense in their memory or sponsored by the Chinese Consoli ABC’s "This Week with David took on symbolic importance, falling on the 300th stronger in what we actually did,” the Deinocratic prayed for freedom for Soviet dated Benevolent Association. Or Bernice Bede Osol Brinkley.” Slowly but surely anniversary of the 1683 victory of Christian presidential candidate said during a campaign trip Jews. Oregon state workers got ganizers said SO Chinese and armies led by Polish King Jan Sobieski that freed today off. Chinese Americans were among Rep. Clarence Long, D-Md., Saturday. plans to offer an amendment Jim: “ Mike w u a team Vienna from a two-month siege by Ottoman Mondale also said he would not have sent an Around the country people had the K A L victims. cutting off funds fo r.th e U.S. mate on the World Cbam- c fo u r Turks. American representative to meet with Soviet Foreign different ways of responding to In S t Louis, a minute of^ileoce peace-keeping troops U Reagan NORTH 9-IS41 plonship teamf you cap- The victory was a turning point in European Minister Andrei Gromyko in Madrid. Secretary of President Reagan’s declaration of was o'ffered for ’’victima of the uJned in 1970 and 1971. ^ B irth d a y refuses to seek a congressional S ♦ K962 history because it marked the end of the Ottoman State George Shultz met with the Soviet leader last Sunday as a national day of Korean air massacre” biefore the Three of ns will he back in vote under the War Powers act. TK102 advance aimed at conquering Christian Europe. Thursday. ' mourning for the victims.in the national anthem was played at a Stockholm in October to try During the recess, two members ♦ 85 t aptambar 13,1981 On the third day of his four-day Austrian tour, “ I would Just say, 'LoOk we're not going to talk with plane that was shot down by Soviet football game between the St. 4J85Z for another champioaahlp. of Congress died: Sen. Henry Rather than* going off on tait- the pontiff today was expected to bold mass at St. you for a while. No business as usual,’” Mondale said. fighters after it strayed into Soviet Louis Cardinals and the Dallas Mike ia a great player and Jackson, D-Wash., of a ruptured WEST EAST hia hooka are1 an very y ganta and launching naw vait- Stephen’s Cathedral and an open-air gathering In a brief (nlsFvMw, Mondale also called for a air space. Cowboys. ♦ J l , ♦ » BMBW wW W^etaVlA' lA^Fa -*wmi Aeetrlae end lerelgB woteere. national agreement to “ tighten .up aad tncreaM the In Washingloo, more ihan 4.000 Some 2,000 people said prayers coronary artery and Rep. Larry ▼ 96754 TJS Oswald: “South has the big ith thoaa which you hava Some of the most emotional moments of the people paid tribute to Rep. Larry for the dead at memorial services McDonald, D-Ga., in the Korean ♦ KIO ej9742 akaady begun. You're nearer cost of credit” to Eastern Europe. hand, but Mike has dlacussed pope’s trip to Austria were expected later today His comments followed a walking tour of an upper McDonald, D-Ga.., the arch in the Chicago suburb of Phlatine plane crash. 4AK106 4Q974S the North band only. It to Itie payoff than 'you may at two' meetings with fellow Poles — many of conducted by the Chicago Board of Form er WasMngton Gov. Daniel raaliza. middle class neighborhood in a fast-growing suburb conservative congressman killed SOUTH starta out aa a good ralae to them political refugees from the pope's in the attack on the K A L plane, Rabbis. Evans was appointed to replace E made up of people who work generally for computer ♦ AQ1874S two spades." VMOO (Aug. 23-Sapt 22) H your motive In doing thlnga fdr Communist-ruled homeland. firms and in the design of sophisticated electronic praising him as a m artyr to the Spokesman Herschel Auerbach Jackson. When the Re)Hiblican is ▼ AQ3 Jim: “South reblds three fight against' communism and said the prayers were significant sworn in, the Senate membership diamonds. Mike says that othara todayria that you hopa components. ♦ AQ53 to gain mora In ratum lor your- in light of efforts to persuade the will dhange to 55 Republicans and ♦ --- North mUht well bid four Sovtots expel U.S. diplomat Mondale was warmly greeted in the half dozen passing out bumper stickers say aalf, you could be aewarely homes he visited during his hour-long walk. IThe ing "Rem em ber Flight 007. Honk if Moscow government let Soviet 45 Democrats. ^ nM dea,iiut now, but that diaappointed. Order now: The Vulnerable: Both three m « s ia preferable. MOSCOW — The Soviet Union today said an homeowners gave Mondale an earful about rising you hate massacres.” Jews emigrate to Israel. A special election to fill the Dealer &nith NEW Matchmaker wheal and About 30 Korean Americans McDonald set will be held Oct. 18. Sitting North, your Jack of booklet which reveals romantic American diplomat and his wife were caught energy and education costs. In Oregon, President Reagan's The assassination of Benigno Wot Narth East Soath clubs l o ^ like a wasted compatibilltlaa for all algiw, spying in Leningrad and were being expelled Lola Bisesto said she and her husband were both, declaring Sunday a national day of marched peacefully through down Id value." lallt how to get along vrith from the country. working, yet they were still hard pressed to send their mourning for the 269 victims of the town Fort Walton Beach, Fla., Aquino in MaMla Aug. 21 as be Pam le Pass 34 Oswald: “ Now your part othara, finds rising signs, hid The official Tass news agency said vice consul daughter to college. KAL crash inadvertantly gave Sunday to protest the shooting returned from exile in the United P Piss 34 Pass 4V ner bids four hearts. Your den qualllles, plus more. Send Lon David Augustenborg and his wife, Denise, 35,000 state workers a holiday. down of the KAL Jetliner. States Aggravated concerns in values suddenly Jump. He is “ I have a very smart daughter and she’d like logo to Pass 5V Pass 64 $2 to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Under Oregon law, any day Marchers carried signs saying: Congress about the regime of suggesting a slam, and ia were caught spying by the KGB Sunday in the Dartmouth but the costs are like $7,000 a semester. I Pass Pass Pass Radio City Station. N.Y. 10019. Leningrad region. designated by the president for a ''Barbarian Soviets,” “ Soviet Philippine President Ferdinand asking if you have help for Mall an additional $1 lor your told her I hope she can make A's and B’s and try to hearts. You might even bid A U.S. Embassy spokesman in Moscow gain a scholarship. I don’t know how we can afford day of mourning, rejoicing or Pigs," “ Human Killer Soviets” Marcos and how he deals w ith ' Vkgo Aatro-Qraph pradictlona political opposition. Opening lead: 4 K sis spades vourself, but Mike for tha yoar ahead. Ba sure lo confirmed Augustenborg was employed at the 37,000 a semester,” Mrs. Bisesto said. special obsqrvancO is a holiday for and “ Animal Kremlin.” suggests that yhu bid five give your zodiac sign. Leningrad consulate but would not comment on . .—..1 - « hearts to leave the final UBRA (SepL 22-OcL 22) Ba the accusations or say when the diplomat would slam decision up to South.” optlmlatlc atHt hopeful today, be leaving the Soviet Union. Changing teen lifestyle By Oswald Jacaby Jim: "The South hand is but also be realistic and practi Asked whether 'the expulsion might be in and James Jaeehy one .of several that Mike cal. Keep your expectations response to American condemnation of the says Justify his bidding. GiveThanks. within raasonabla paramalars. downing of a Korean airliner Sept 1 by Soviet Oswald: “Mike Lawrence South bids sue and it is a lay- tCORPIO (Ool. 24-Nov. 2 i) has Just written ‘The Com- since trumps divide 2- Rnanclal conditlona are likely fighter, a U.S. Embassy official said. “ The timing Over-sexualized society lete Book on Hand Evalua- to be a mixed bag lor you of the incident speaks for itself.” 'OCfeight>X^tchers can E>on.’ It isn’t complete, but it today. You have the “ Vice Consul Lon David Augustenborg of the comes close.” (NEW SPAFER EN TERPR ISE ASSN.) wharawithaT to accumulate, but U.S. General Consulate and his wife, Denise you may also be very extrava- Augustenborg, were detained flagrante delicto in has impact on children (iant. the area of Leningrad on September 11 as they help you Iose12-20 lbs. •AOITTARHJS (Nov. 23-Oaa were carrying out an act of espionage,” Tass CROSSWORD 21) Your Ideaa lor achieving Bv Sharon Rutenberg us.” your oblectives are likely to be said. u F l Science Writer Once a month, one-third of high sgiving. ACROSS 2 Scouting Answer to Previous Punla sound today, but there's a school seniors become intoxicated with 'TTnank; group (tbbr.) chance you'll execute them In a alcohol — and between 15 percent to 20 u au ■ nucju ■ □ucjia CHICAGO — Children today are I Pounds (sbbr.) 3 In Slap (abbr.) sllpthod fashion. Reagan supporters ready percent with marijuana. National Free Registration if you join 4 Loiter □ □ □ ■ □ □ o n CAPWCOmt (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) being ’ ’eroticizedii’ by overexposure to 4 Britiah insurar Institute of Drug Abuse statistics 7 One racing 6 Auto club noD ■ an n o ■ :!)□□□ You have the ability to recog MANCHESTER, N.H. - President Reagan sexual materialfi,' often leading to by October 1st. circuit 6 Stabte device noDu Bccia ann nize opportunities today, yet may not be ready to launch an official re-election incest, and are making marijuana a showed. 10 Cushy 7 Summer drink D n c i a n D D you may let them slip through regular part of their lives, doctors say. "There is clearcut evidence smoking n □ □ □ bid yet, but that hasn’ t stopped Ms staunchest Join Hte countless numbers of successful II Not of tho 8 Southern your Angers. When you grab Parents are no longer the prime marijuana interferes with the ability to □□□ DDOD nuuu supporters in the first-in-the-natlon primary reducers by coming to Weight Watchers now clergy attte (tbbr.) the brass ring, hold on tight. influence in their child’s life after age 9 learn.” Schonberg said. 12 BiblTcsl □tDDo arana d c k ;) state. 9 Featcn nanu annac) AOUARIUB (Jan. 2IM’ab. It ) and are deluding themselves if they An adolescent smoking marijuana W»'ve.got quite a holiday deal cooking. Sign up chsrsctsr 10 Lessen Your judgmanl In important Gov. John Sununu, two former governors and a n t j n n d o d d m tMnk they are, Dr^ Domeena Renshaw while attending school may experience 13 Black lacqusr 13Travtlet't mattars Is quite keen today, General Services Administration chief Gerald by October 1st and we'll give you free registra 14 Rowsr □aa □□□□ nnuo said Sunday 'a t a conference on short-term memory impairment, choice □ □ □ □ ■ aGDD ■ DCin but you may permit your rea- Carmen were among the 150 people who turned tion, a savings of $8.00. You pay only the 16 ExtrasorflOry adXng to ba overridden by “ Impact of Lifestyles on Child and poorer oral communication and may 16 Pronoun □ □ D D I OanCl I DUD out Sunday at a preliminary campaign gathering weekly meeting fee of $7.00. parcsptlon 18 Commercitit laas-wriaa associates. in New Hampshire’s largest city. Adolescent Health Problems,”, co not be able to recall information gained (sbbr.) □nanlnnanlQaG 21 You (trchaic) PIBCIB (Fab. 2IHIIIarah 20) Be Former Senate President Robert Monier,* sponsored by the American Medical while under the influence of the drug. /Uk about our money-saving prepay 17 Small island 37 Comnon Merkel extremely tactful with persons 23 Half a score R-Goffstown, who organized the reception, Association. Marijuana use also impairs motor ment plan! Visa and AAostercord accepted 19 Exclamation 41 Unmefrled 55 p ^ | whose support you need today 25 Raakhie protested Jokingly that it was supposed to be a ”We have to learn desexualized coordination — increasing reaction 20 Exporinwm 26 Sediat woman where your work or career It at select locations. 22 Inaacticldt 66 Deatiny affection,” she said. "Grandparents time, interfering with ability to per Marquis de 42 Time zona concerned. Goals won't ba ’’non-political’’ gathering pf friends. But it was Offer may not be combined wHh any pther 24 Companion of achieved without their aid. cljear the 1664 Reagan campaign had unofficially can be loving but they can also be ceive lights and sounds and altering odds (tbbr.) sense of time, he said. 2 2 26 Doesn’t axial 67 Environment AM IB (March 21-AprN 19) Co- started in New Hampshire. over-sexualized. discount or sftecial rate. Offer valid in (tortici- 44 Raltlivtt 27 Fiaztd wrorfcara htay lack your amhutl- "Grandmothers seduce grandsons,” The leading cause of death for young 30 Genus ol (coiil) 47 DInamora “ Obviously it’s not too soon to start tMnking poting areas only 29 Allot aam and Induatrlousnett today politics in 1984,” the governor told the crowd. she said, citing a case of a womab who people in 1979 was accidents — and macaws 48 Loittr agency (sbbr.) pertaining to a prolect which more than 60 precent of them were 31 Pay 31 Prison 'T m very pleased to see the turnout here.” slept with her young grandson over a Lose weight once and for all. 32 CalastisI bear 49 Fashionable Interests you. If pushed, they're alcohol-related car accidents, Schon honographs resort apt to rabat. The packed reception hall at a Manchester six-month period. “ Who thinks of a owed 33 GoldTush 66 First woman grandmother as being a sexual berg said. The 19-year-old.driver is in g region 51 State (Fr).^ TAUmiB (April 20-May 20) motel was strewn with rad, wMte and blue posters 36 ActrMS Dahl offender? <- the most danger, followed by 18-, 17-and 35 l l l ^ ling „ 63 Let it stand Guard against tendsnclaa left over from Reagan’s i960 campaign. Some of 38 Vassal today to behave too poaaea- “ Boys get seduced by older women in 16-year-olds. 39 Sams (prafix) the president’s former New Hampshire cam thraly with loved ones. Give paign workers arrived wearing well-worn 1980 and outside the family.” Unfortunately, Schonberg said, ado 40 Toughen lescents do not perceive their alcohol 43 Thin and limp them tha tame freedom you Reagan buttons on their coats and dresses. Rape usually is associated with girls 48 Boor expect for youraall. • t because of the consequences of preg ‘and drug use as a problem. 46 Skinny «ah OMMIM (May 21-Juna 20) Do nancy. However, she said, boys also Five percent of adolescents are in M K SH T so Brtaths one's floraamenla ProtMtort block highway must be protected when they leave ^’ ’deep trouble” with alcohol abuse, ImpuMvaly today. If you make meaning they run the risk of suicide, . ••n a bad bargain, it might bt' SANTIAGO, Chile — Demonstrators in Chile's home because “ boys also are raped.” 62 It la (oontr.) pregnancy, running away from home poverty-stricken neighborhoods today barri "Kids are exp o^ to an enormous 64 Chop off 5?1R2!5S* •“ “ '•‘•f • and dying in a car accident, he said. 66 Shone C A N C n (Jyna 21-J«ily at) caded the Pan American Highway, set bonfires amount of sexual materials,>’ she said. WHATfe Y NOT IF THIS a n d -y o u 'r e TH E f5ATLADY MEETINfiJ A CRACKPOT 68 Famous Protect your aciMntcrcaia 'on street corners and ston ^ ambulances and Children may he Mghly “ eroticized” lo d ^, but be very cardul not WROWc3t?'^e /ISSANDUSKY, WITH THE TARRAlSON IS NOT MY FAVORITE physicist by available X-rated cable or cassette MAKHERS- - buses to protest 10 years of military rule. 1 800 972-9320 60 Astronauts' *° **”.**> ***>lch might YOU LOST?yT OHIO... . BROTHERS 3-RIN(5 CIRCUS. WAY TO START A D4Y. Protesters broke the ^windows of several television programs, Ms. Renshaw, a MANCHESTER EAST HARTFORD “all rlghf oficnd ottwra. Aasoclataa will psychiatry professor at Loyola Univer Second Conqrogallonal Church KnIgMa ol Cohanbua HaN not forgive salflataneaa. ambulances approacMng the barricades on the U.N. headquarters Dmp. wd.) sity Stritch School of Medicine in 3B5 N. Main SL lis t Main SL teonkay LBO (M y tS-Aug. 22) Ba pru- main highway through Santiago, thinking the M onday-T pin Monday-T pm 62 Malevolent dant and use common aanOe In rescue vehicles were clearing the way for police Maywood, 111. The United Nations headquarters r Wadnaaday - 7 pm y m Ca -y w c a 63 Famala saint money mattara today. Do not cars to enter the neighborhoods. On Saturday, Dr. Kenneth Schon- occupies over 16 acres of Manhattan berg, director ol adolescent medicine YWCA r n Main SL (abbr.) taka any type of financial risk The death toll rose to 10 from this month’s between First Avenue and Franklin D. Wadnaaday - 9:30 am . 64 Sunburn you can't afford II It should tall at Montefiore Hospitaf in the Bronx, Roosevelt Drive, East 42nd and East 78 N. Main 81. protests ag^nat the miUJary regiAie of Gen. Thursday - 9:30 am HoNday Inn 65 Golfing aid N^Y., told the conference: “ What we’re 48th streets. There are two buildings, •• IG Auguftp IHiS^et, wMch began last Thursday 363 Reharla SL seeing in the rise in the use of Do you ever get Um fe e the Secretariat and the General Assem Exit 6« oH I-B4 POWN GO an4 pontipuwi through Ihe Sunday anniversary. ing tnat the doctor takei > Torty-two people have died aince the protests mai^uapa is here to stay. bly Building. The area is officially Wadnaaday -7 pm. “ It is not a trend. It is not a fad," he International territory, excluded from cStU 1 Northsm G3 vonr pnlae by pnraiM hto -cbegiw In May. e W«tl« WHcImi* Mariwkina me IMS Oarac M iw Wrig* VWeriara ladamnli. said. ” It v lfl become ingrained within the Jurisdiction of the United States.' %OtlS34yWA.Inc.n4llF»U8 ^ Pal 6TUON peopla hand on your waflatT V!> 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Sept, 12, 1983 MA.sCl 'KSTKH HKKALD. Monday. Sc-i. 12. 1983 - II East boy runners Kissinger b u ^ Kent home; | have holes to fill town mourns blueberries I SPORTS Page 12 K E N T (tlP I) — Some residents tion of the 20-year-old bushes has in the posh R iver House coopera-'- of this sleepy northwestern Con become too time-consuming. tive in New York City, have tolPhiladelphia, John Riggins played especially after losing the Dave Tobik combined on a six- remark. “ Tell Mike that next time A 31- yarder by HaJi-Sheikh made “ We’re not sophisticated enough to first game-of the series. But now “ I ’ve never found no broke a 10-10 tie with a 14-yard TD hitter and Buddy Bell and Bobby grandchildren Ni we’d prefer he didn’t do us such a it 13-6 with only 55 seconds gone in know how to wait until the last we start a big series with Boston thing I couldn’t do,” said • run early in the fourth quarter and Jones drove in runs to spark Texas. chole, 7, and Alysha favor. It’s okay with us If he goes the fourth quarter and it appeared seconds. But our defense held them Mark Moseley kicked three field and nobody in this division is a White Sox 5, Angels 4 Swaney when asked what ahead and we got the win. It looks like pushover. It’s not wrapped up ArchambaulL , of It’s.like not being able to and scores.” the Giants might score again goals to lift the Redskins in a game At Chicago, Harold Baines’ 11 ' Atlanta's Dan Henning, reflect midway fbrough the quarter be Rame’ football will be ‘fight like yet."-- t read and write. played In onfield temperatures single With two out in the bottom of 31 Strant St. study a ing on his'flrst loss as a head coach, fore a 30-yard pass to the Falcons’ 5 Hell throughout the game and find Flanagan, 11-3, struck out eight Swaney, a volunteer exceeding 100 degrees. The win the 10th inning scored Jiulio Cruz loom. said the Falcons had Dennis boxed was e r a ^ by an offensive inter a way to win it.” and walked just one, but the walk firefighter for the past 20 VOTE was the eighth consecutive road from second base to give LaMarr in in the middle. “ But he reversed ference call. victory for the N F L champions, cost him in the ninth inning. With Hoyt his 20th victory of the season E years, assistant fire chief Broncos 17, Colts 10 to the outside and we didn’t contain “ I think a plus factor for us all Baltimore leading 5-1 on- the At Baltimore’s Memorial Sta 1-1, setting a club record. and lift the White Sox. Hoyt, who for the past five years, has him,” said Henning. “ The Giants afternoon, particularly in the first strength of a five-run second worked for the town 18 dium, a howling crowd of 52,613 Bills 10, Bengals 6 has 10 losses, became the major played It smart by taking their half, was that we were able to hold inning, Flanagan walked Dave came out hoping to see the Colts At Cincinnati, Joe Ferguson league’s first 20-game winner by years on the road crew. time after being practically in field the ball on offense so long,” said Winfield, the leadoff batter. Don hound million, dollar rookie quar- fired a 14-yard ’TD pass to Jerry scattering 11 hits in his 10th “ I’ve never noticed he’s goal range from the start." Parcells. “ When we have it, they Baylor followed with a two-run terjtack John Elway of Denver en Butler, Fred Stein fort kicked a complete game of the year. had any problem at all,” DYER*PERKINS The Giants, 16-6 losers to the Los sure can’t score — and maybe we _homer to close the gap to 5-3 and route to victory. 28-yard field goal and the Buffalo First Selectman Wallace Angeles Rams the prevlqps week will. “ one out later, Steve Balboni’s The fans went l-for-2. defense had a late goalline stand to Moore said. “ For two or when their coach. Bill Parcells, “ But the big play, of course, was single brought the tying run to the With the crowd booing his every lift the Bills 'over the self- three weeks every year, made his debut, were sitting on a Mike Dennis’ kickoff return that plate and finally knocked out Softball play SEPT. 13th move and a charged-up Baltimore destructing Bengals. when the foreman goes on P Obituaries 13-6 lead and driving with less than gave us instant field position. Ali Flanagan. defense sacking him ih r^ times, Browns 31, Lions 26 « vacation. Bob runs the five minutes to play. Falcons’ was under a lot of pressure for a But Tippy Martinez, who ap resumes tonight Elway yielded to veteran Steve At Pontiac, Mich., Brian Sipeset department. And it runs linebacker Al Richardson then rookie kicker, but he put it right up peared in all' four games this Helm G. King ducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. in like clockwork.” DeBerg for tte second straight a club career record with four TD Rena M . Sala picked off a Brunner pass at the the middle. He was a ninth round passes, then had to survive a weekend,.notched his 17th save. It’s down to the nitty-gritty Helen G. (Sipples) King, 88, of 17 Lakeside Cemetery, Rumford, “ I don’t know how he week and w a t ^ d as the Broncos Rena M. (Brignano) Sala, 77, New York 49 and returned it 38 draft choice, but we had him rated nearly disastrous safety in the “ It was brutal out there," said time in the fourth annual Town Fleming Road died Saturday at a R.I. There are no calling hours. does it. Mother Nature For a ride to the polls pulled out a 17-10 triumph. died at an Elmwood convalescent yards. the second best kicker in the draft Browns’ triumph. Flanagan, who was a last minute Fall Slow Pitch Softball local convalescent home. She was Memorihl contributions may be compensates, somehow. home Saturday. She was the wife of At the Giants’ 6 with a 4th- and-5, and were happy to get him.” Steelers 25, Packers 21 Bears 17, Buccaneers 10 replacement for Jim Palmer. “ I Tournament. the wife of Charles L. King. made to St. M ary’s Church, Route Yoa. develop other the late Domenlc T. Sala. Atlanta quarterback Steve Bart- “ The snap was a little low,” said At Green Bay, Wise., Franco At Chicago, Terry Schmidt got a little frustrated, at the end Four teams, out of an original She was born in Moodus and had 31, Coventry. The Potter Funeral senses,” said Moore, who call... She leaves three daughters, Mrs. kowski, who hit on 23 of 35 passes Brunner who held for the winning Harris led a grinding ball- control scored on a 32-yard interception because my arm was sore and I field of 24, remain alive and the lived in Manchester since the age Home, 456 Jackson St., Williman- has known Swaney for 20 Claire Henson of Manchester, Mrs. for 261 yards Sunday, found Alfred field goal. “ But I set It up and Ali offense with 118 yards rushing and return with 10:46 left to snap a tie wasn’t able to do the things I quartet begins tonight double of U. Besides her husband she tic, has charge of arrangements. years. Lorraine FoUmier of East Hart Jackson wide open in the right did a great job of knocking it Pittsburgh, 1-1, scored on three and lift Chicago. Walter Payton wanted to do. elimination play. Previously, it leaves two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice “ Bobby’s got a memory ford and Mrs. Jean S. Robinson of com er of the Giants’ endzone and through the sticks." short runs to overcome Green Bay, caught a 73-yard TD pass from Jim “ If you look at the overall was one loss and out. Barrett of Manchester and Mrs. Alice M. Burke like an elephant,” said 649-2011 Norwalk; two brothers, Louis Mick Luckhurst, who also had two New York, with Ron Carpenter 1-1, despite three TD passes from picture, with Tippy pitching every Pumpernickel Pub faces Alice M. (Tardy) Burke, 74, of Swaney’s immediate McMahon for the longest comple Ronn Skewes in California, and Brignano of Manchester and Mario field goals, made it 13-13 with 3:06 compiling 111 yards, outgained Lynn Dickey to James Lofton. game and so many good left- Main Pub in the 6 p.m. opener 210 School St. died Sunday at boss, road crew foreman tion ever against Tampa Bay. several nieces and nephews. Brignano of Unionville; a sister, left to play. Atlanta on the ground, 156-63. Harris and Frank Pollard, who handed hitters on the Yankees' tonight at Fitzgerald Field. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Olcott Harris. Dolphins 34, Patriots 24 Funeral services will be Tues Mrs. Stella Aronson of West Neither team got past midfield Rams 30, Saints 27 added 90 yards, sparked a ground bench, it was just a percentage- Glenn Construction, the Town She was the wife of the late William Julia Stone, director of At Miami, David Woodley threw day at 9: IS a^m. from the John F. Hartford; and eight Fo il s o p e n n o o n t o s pm the remainder of regulation play At Anaheim, in the most thrilling assault that gave Pittsburgh pos play keeping me in.” Tournament champ, opposes A. Burke. She was bora on Sept. 9,^ the Literacy Volunteers of two TD passes, including a 64- Tierney Fuberal Home, 219 W. grandchildren. and the Falcons never got the ball game of the N F L ’s second wee session for 41:16. New York starter Dave RighetU, Cherrone’s Package Store in the 1909, .in Eastman, Quebec, Canada,' Connecticut, defines an yarder to Duriel Harris, and the Center St., with a mass of Christian Funeral services will be Tues Paid (or by The Damoerallc Town Commlttoa In the 3; 38 of overtime. kend, Vince Ferraganno connected Cowboys 34, Cardinals 17' 14-7, struck out two and retired the 7:30 nightcap. The winners and had been a resident of illiterate as someone who Dolphins’ defense held off a late burial at 10 a.m. in St. Bridget’s day at 8:15 a.m. from the Richard Paul Phillips, Treasurar New York went ahead 3-0 with with rookie Otis Grant on a 57-yard At St. Louis, Ron Springs ran for side in order, in the first inning but advance to Tuesday’s 7:30 con Manchester since 1969, after mov can’t read or write a New England comeback bid. Church. Burial will be in St. James W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 10:40 elapsed in the first period on pass to set up rookie Eric Dicker touchdowns of 1 and 19 yards and was victimized when Baltimore test with the two losers squaring ing from Willimantic. . simple sentence. She said Raiders 20, Oilers 6 Cemetery. ^ New Britain Ave., West Hartford, Haji-Sheikh’s 37-yard field goal son’s third touchdown of the game, the Dallas defense intercepted four sent 10 batters to the plate in the off Tuesday night at 6 p.m'. The She was a member of St. James A(_ Los Angeles, Marcus Allen Friends may call'at-tbe^funeral with a mass of Christian burial at 9 and 10-0 with 1:12 left in the half a 3-yard run with 1:22 remaining passes to lead the Cowboys to their second. Todd Craz hit a two-run loser here is eliminated. Church. She leaves a daughter. rushed for 96 yards and Jim home today from 7.to 9 p.m. a.m. in St. Brigid Church, West when Brunner, 18-30 —194 for the that lifted the Los Angeles Rams to second straight comeback victory. double, Rick Dempsey a two- run The title game is set Wednes Miss Alice M. Burke of Manches Plunkett completed 19-of-28 passes Hartford. Burial will be in Mount MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS day, threw an eight-yard scoring a 30-27 triumph over New Orleans. The Cowboys, 2-0, fell behind 10-0 single and Cal Ripken added an day night at 7:30. If necessary, a ter, with whom she had made her for 229 yards to help the mistake- Lawrence Levesque St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom pass to Earnest Gray. Dickerson’s ]aunt helped rookie in the first quarter before scoring RBI single. deciding game is scheduled . home; a sister, M(s. Mary Rose prone Raiders. The Oilers played Lawrence “ Bishop” Levesque of" field. Friends may call at the Atlanta cut the margin to 10-3 on coach John Robinson to his second 31 straight points to beat the The attendance at the g£me, Thursday evening at 7 p.m. Bibs of Willimantic; several nie BEFORE YOU VOTE IN THE SEPTEMBER 13th BOARD OFCDUCATION without star running back Earl South Windsor died Friday at funeral home today from 2 to 4 and the final play of the first half, a straight triumph — but not without Cardinals for the ninth time in the 45,649, pushed the Yankees over ces and nephew^' and several Campbell. Manchester Memorial Hospital. 7 to 9 p.m. PRIMARY, TAKE A MOMENT TO CONSIDER THE QUAIIFICATIONS OF He was the husband of Lillian Cyr great-nieces and nephews. TWO EXPERIENCED CANDIDATES WITH PROVEN RECORDS OF Levesque. Funeral services will be Tues Oscar Wilton Dillon He also leaves three sons, James day at 8: IS a.m. from the Holmes lEADERSHIP AND DEDICATED SERVICE TO OUR CHILDREN AND OUR Levesque of Cromwell, Larry Funeral Home, 400 Main St., with a ESSEX - Oscar Wilson Dillon, SCHOOLS. an engineer and inventor who Levesque of Manchester and Lee mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. Levesque of South Windsor; three at St. James Church. Burial will be developed the world’s fastest Connors too tough for Lendl brothers, Gilbert Levesque, Able in St. James Cemetery. Friends meat-slicing machine and the Levesque and Sylvio Levesque, all may call at the funeral home today voting machines forthe U.S. House of Representatives, died Sunday. of Waterville, Maine; a sister, Rita from 7 to 9 p.m. Rousseau in. California; and five Memorial donations may be He was 65. 2 grandchildren. made to the Hill-Burton Fund in Dillon, bora in Roanoke, Va., for second Open title In row Funeral services will be Tues care of George Maloney, Manches was assistant to the president and day at 8; IS a.m. from the Callahan ter Memorial Hospital, Haynes development engineer for the American had conquered Lendl Funeral Home, 1602 Main St., East Street, Manchester. Essex Engineering Co. in Essex. NEW YORK (U P I) - For all percent and 1 think his dropped meetings. in the final. < Hartford, with a mass of Christian . A former employee of American those who saw the match, there a Ifltle at that point. He played a “ I don’t think he was chok is little question about, the The key to the match came in burial at 9 a.m. in St. Francis of Carlman Frankel Optical Co. in ^uthbridge. Mass., pretty awful game to lose the ing,” Connors said. “ He’s a the third set wheh Lendl was set.” Assisi Church. Burial will be in Funeral services were held Dillon had worked on the develop difference tetween Jimmy Con little bit lax in the final because serving at 5-4. On break point he Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. Sunday forCarlman Frankel, 74, of ment of color televlson and Todd- nors and Ivan Lendl. Lendl, who now has seen he’s never won one. I don’t think Friends may call a( the funeral Route 66, Hebron,who died Satur AO projection and sound system. It has nothing to do with double faulted, giving Connors another year pass without choking is the right word. I think Lendl’s awesome forehand and the only opening he needed. home today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 day at the home of his daughter in Dillon attended Roanoke College SUE PERKINS RICK DYER achieving that elusive big title he’s thinking about it' and p.m. Hamilton, Mass. He was -the in Virginia and Harvard Univer Ooard of Ed membar sincia 1981 - Board of Ed Mambar sinoa 1981 serve, nor .Connors’ unparal Although he was bothered by an he so sorely wants, admitted wondering when it’s going to husband of Esther (K resew itz)' sity, graduating with honors in Chalrparsoi^, Long Ranga Planning Chairparson, Curriculum Sub* leled service return. There is no upset stomach and a sprained that the double fault cost him a happen.” ' Frankel. He was a retired poultry physics in the class of 1941. way to pick 'it out of the toe, Connors completed the lot more than a point. Both men blew numerous Subcommlttoa Committaa Nora L. Harley farmer. A World War II veteran, Dillon Formor 9«cratary, Manchaslor multitude of other statistics that break for S-S, and Lendl never “ I think I was tough enough,” opportunities during the first COVENTRY - Norta (LeClair) Besides his wife he leaves two served in the Coast Guard from Council of PTA's "Pormar Chairparson, Manchsstar are now available. won another game. the Czechoslovakian said. “ If three seta on an afternoon when Harley, 83, of South Street died sons, Meyer Frankel of West 1941 to 1945, and was honorably Formor Prasidant, Lutz Chlldran’s Human RalMlons Commission The difference between the “ I said well, if he’s going to do you keep doing mistakes like the eburtside temperature Saturday at Windham Community Hartford and Warren Frankel of discharged with the rank of Musaum Board of Trustaas two amounts to mental tough that he’s going to give me a that it doesn’t matter how good reached 107 degrees. In the first lieutenant commander. Attomay at Law chance,” said Connors, who ' you are or how tough you are, Memorial Hospital. She was the Columbia; two daughters, Mrs. Mambar, Laoguo of Woman Votara ness, a quality Connors has 24 games there were 12 service wife of Milton Harley. Co-Cholrparson, Harifford County honed while winning eight swept through the last 10 games you’re never going to win. After Sharon Horrocks of Hamilton, Sarvad on CItIzon Advisory breaks and Lendl, who had been She was bom in Fall River, Mass., and Mrs. Marilyn Lassow of o f Bar Assoc. Child Law Committaa Grand Slam championships. to run away with a match he that I never really recovered broken only five times in six Card Thanks Commlltaas to Board of ^d tor Mass., and had lived in Coventry Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Marcia ' > The family of Alfred M. Ritter Former Juvenile Probation Officer Someday, after he has suffered seemingly had been losing mentally.” previous matches, was broken for the past 33 years. Levine of Deerfield Beach, Fla.; wish to express our thanks to rela High School Renovation and through enough tough lossqs, ' control of. “ I started getting in Connors, who registered the 11 times by Connors during the Besides her husband she leaves a and eight grandchildren. tives, friends, The Manchester Long Ranga Planning. Captain, U.S. Air Force Rasafva Lendl will have it too. there and Jumping on my lOOth tournament champion 3-hour and 3-minute contest. daughter, Mrs. Rochelle Bellerose Memorial week will be observed Police and Fire Departments, The Mental toughness made the returns' more. I hit them more ship of his career and became Earlier in the day. Martina of Chaplin; three sisters, Mrs. at his home. Memorial donations Em'Elem Club, Elks Lodge, Fatheip VOTE FOR PERRINS AND DYER, THE ENDORSED DEM0(;RATS, IN THE Jimmy Connors has both arms flying and reacts to difference Sunday when Con solid and started doing some the first man to go over the $5 Navratilova teamed with Pam nors beat Lendl, 6-3,6-7,7-5,6-0, thing with them instead of million mark in career earn Irene Wilson of Lake Park, Fla., may be made to the American Pepin of The Church Of The Ass winning crucial point.against Ivan Lendl in their U.S. Shriver to win 'the women’s Mrs. Mamie Silvia of Fall River, Cancer Society.. umption, The Tierney Funeral. SEPTEMBER 13th PRIMARY to win the U.S. Open Champion- playing him back. ings, was sympathetic to the doubles with a 6-7, 6-1, 6-3, Mass., and Mrs. Emma Duprey in Weinstein Mortuary, Hartford, Home fo rtte ir Idndness during our Paid for by Friends of Sue Psrld.ns, Daniel Bums, Treasurer Open men's finals mateh Sunday in New York. Connors '' ship for the fifth time. It was the “ 1 won that game and my plight of Lendl, whom he beat victory over Rosalyn Fairbank Rhode Island; and one grandson. h a d charge of funeral recent bereaveiiAent. snd Friends of Rick Dyer, MIchsslDarby, Treasurar won In four sets. ^ second ye^r in a rqw the spirits lifted about 50 to 60 for the 11th time in 14 career and Candy Reynolds. Graveside services will be con arrangements. ^The Ritter Family MANCHESTER HKKAI.U. Monduy, Sonl. 12, I3H.) - 13 12 - MANCHKSTKIt IIK K AI.I), Miiml.i.v, S.-pl, l:!. nm:t Cross Country preview NL roundup Sports in Brief k , UConn dropt two In’ T o x m Dodgers spy win, steal thriller East hopes DALLAS, Tex. — Uulversity of CemieclIeHt soccer team dropped two games to Texas teams over the weekend, a 1-2 double-overtime defeat to By Mike Tully Guerrero,to score without u pluy. North Texas State at Denton Friday and a 4-2 loss UPl Sports Writer "W e had talked about the squeeze to Southern Methodist University at Dallas before I went up to bat,” continued Sunday. for surdrises With R.J. Reynolds showing the Reynolds. “ When I saw the squeeze, The losses dropped UConn to 1-3 for the season, nerves of a spy, the Los Angeles^ sign I figured if I could get the ball down its worst start In 12 years. Dodgers stole a thriller from the' I had a chance to make it work. I felt if 1 Joe Trager and Greg Barger got the UConn Atlanta Braves. had tried to hit I might have lined out or By Barry Peters Rounding out the top five should goals in the North Texas defeat while Thoukis ' Herald Sportswriter be brothers Tim and Burt Howard. “ I had to be careful that I didn’t give hit into a- double play. ” Stavriandis and Matt Addington nailed the goals away the fact that I was up there to " I t was tough game and we’ll just Both -Tim, a senior, and Burt<- a in the SMU game. They logt three-quarters of last junior ran jayvees last year. Next bunt,” Reynolds said Sunday after have to bounce back,” said Atlanta The Huskies return to Storrs Wednesday for a 3 squeezing home Pedro Guerrero in a manager Joe Torre. "That’s all I care year's team, they-'re troubled with on Hull’s list are junior Mike Barry p.m. contest against Boston College. injuries and .they've as many and Seniors Peter Foley and Daren four-run ninth inning to rally the Los to say. I said before we came herie that hockey players and wrestlers us Damboragian, though Hull em Angeles Dodgers to a 7-6 victory over the outcome of this series would npt distance runners out for.the team. phasizes " it ’s hard to tell where BMt-BaH toumay set the Atlanta BravjQS. ‘T was Just looking decide the race. There's stili a lot of But the East Catholic's boys' everybody will fall." for something I could handle.” games to be played.” HEBRON - The Tailwoo^Blackledge Two Like Antonio, Foley ig not The decision upped the Dodgers’ lead In other games, Philadelphia beat cross country team is the defend Man Best Ball Tournament will he held Saturday, running because of an injury, and in the National League West to three Pittsburgh 5-3, Montreal blanked New ing State Open champion, and Oct. 15, and Sunday, Oct. 16, at the Tallwood and many of the Eagles that are games. Reliever Joe Beckwith, 3-3, was York 46, St. Louis shaded Chicago 2-1, Coach Jack Hull is hoping some of Blackledge Countiy Clubs in Hebron. that success will carry over into working out are bothered by the winner, whi|e Garber fell to 3-5. San Francisco shaded Houston 3-2 and- Entry fee for each team is 875, which includes nagging aches and pains Jose Morales doubled in the ninth for Cincinnati topped San Diego 4-2. 1983 despite all the difficulties. greens fees, a raffle and prizes totalling 12400 in Hull had 40 students pre- his 187th career pinch hit and Jim Phillies 5, Pirates 3 "They don't have the same both added gross and net play. A special seniors registerd for cross country, many Anderson rah for him. After Steve Sax At Pittsburgh, pinch hitter Sixto ability (as last year) but the division will be held for players 55 and over. underclassmen have improved of them hockey players and walked, Garber relieved and struck out Lezeano singled hom'e the tie-breaking 'Entry deadline is October 8, with starting times more than area coaches would wrestlers who’ve heard how'cross Bill Russell, but Dusty Baker looped a run with one out in the seventh and the being announced starting Monday, October 10, at country is a good conditioner for single to right center, loading the • Phillies added an insurance run on think," said Hull, who has five 646-1181. Return entry forms to John NowobiUki seniors in his top eight runners, but their regular sport. They also like bases. After Cecil Espy ran for Baker,' Dave Parker's error. The decision kept at the Tallwood Country Club. second-place Philadelphia within a only one who rej^n s from last the fact they're running on a state H trdd photo by Pinto Guerrero walked on a 3-2 pitch, forcing half-game of first-place Montreal in the year's varsity. "Success rubs off. I championship team, according to in a ruii. Marshall then doubled to the UPl photo expect they'll come on strong the Hull. Under newcoaqh Lisa Maccarone, the Manchester girls* good in the regular season as it does here in practice. Larouefw doetn't sign base of the wall in right field, tying the East with the Pirates two games. score. , Expos 4, Mets 0 latter part of the season." field hockey team is hoping their offerise wi|l look as Mets' Darryl Strawberry goes flying back to first base during Returning to varsity competition With the large numbers, Hull has HARTFORD - The Hartford Whalers lost “ I was looking for something I couid At Montreal, Charlie Lea, 15-8, tossed are seniors Ron Adams, who Hull seven or eight different programs nine-year NHL center Pterre Larouche when he drive and I got it," said Marshall. a six-hitter to set a club record with his pick off attempt in second inning against Expos in Montreal. classifies as one of the top five going within the team, but he says failed to sign a termination contract by the “ Reynolds is^ doing a super jOb for a eighth straight victory and Tim Wall- New York rookie got back safely. runners in the state, and sopho the extra work isn’t much of a Fall preview Saturday midnight deadline. young fellow' here for less than two ach drove in two runs Sunday, lifting more Jim Kittredge, brother of bother. Larouche is now a free agent and may sign with weeks. We’re taking this season one the Expos. The decision helped Mont Bruce Sutter picked up his 18th save. leaving in the eighth. Steve, last year's State Open "1 love working with the kids, another team without compensation to the game at a time and everybody gives it real establish a team-high of 12 Whalers. everything they can. W e're calm and victories on a homestand in 16 games. Giants 3, Astros t Reds 4, Padres 2 champ who^ now running for St. and with that amount out for the At San Diego, Paul Householder team, there's more of a chance of In addition, defenseman Chris Kotsopoulos is try to be confident. We’ve got a good Mike Torrez, 9-15, took the loss. ' At San Francisco, pinch hitter Dave Joe's College in Pennsylvania. In scored two runs, one on his fifth home fact, another Kittredge will be in finding talent." Hull said. without a contract and is not in camp, but he is mixture of veterans and rookies.” Cardinals 2, Cubs 1 Bergman keyed a three-run ninth off MHS field hockey catching up reportedly close to an agreement with the team. Greg Brock was then walked inten At Chicago, Willie McGee smashed a Nolan Ryan, 13-7, with a two-run single run of the season, to lead the Reds. an East uniform, freshman Chuck, Hull expects the strongest com Rookie Jeff Russell, 3-2, was the but it remains to be seen whether petition to come from Xavier and The Whalers began training camp officially tionally, loading the bases. With the two-out single off Lee Smith, 4-9, in the and Tom O’Malley followed with an earlier today. RBI singie for the Giants. GregMinton, winner. Tom Hume pitched the ninth to the two younger Kittredges will St. Bernard’s, with Manchester By Len Auster rone's mind, will be the key this placement. seniors, I think experience will count 16 and Guerrero breaking, top of the ninth to score Lonnie Smith 7-10, j)itched 1 1-3 innings Tor the earn his eighth save. Mark Thurmond, make up for the loss of their older and Windham to be as strong as Herald Sportswriter year. The other jobs are open with help. By mid-season wejthould be Reynolds, called pp Sept. 1 from San from second. John Stuper, who pitched victory. San Francisco starter Atlee who had won six of his last seven brother. usual. However, Hull also expects “ We're looking for leadership sophomores Kate Gallagher, Tri- pretty strong. We’ ll find out what Antonio of the Texas League, laid a the first eight innings and yielded five Thornton in Iron Man Hammaker struck out 14 before decisions, 1^11 to 7-3. "Our one-two punch looks real his Eagles to fall "somewhere Because of a late start, Manches and for her to make things happen cia Flanagan, Nancy McCray, works and what doesn’t early and bunt down the first base side, allowing hits, evened his record at 10-10. while good," saidHull of Adams ahdJim along the line of one of the top ten ter High girls' field hockey will try on the field,” the rookie coach said. juniors Gretchen Gravel! and Liz shape things up by mid-season.” ..CAPE COD — Jeffrey Thornton of Manchester, Kittredge. And down the line, Hull teams in the state.” to catch up with everyone else. “ She will be the key player but Goetz, freshman Jennifer Clough Maccarone, new to the league, competed in Sunday’s Cap« Cod Iron-Man says he has plenty of potential It may take a while before they The Indians' new coach. Lisa everyone will pull her 'own and seniors Donna Debonee, 'La has'been informed Enfield again Triathlon on Cape Cod, Massachusetts and took All-Staters, noting many of the get on track, but if some of Hull's Maccarone, wasn't named offi weight.” Kohut, co-captain, will be risa Clough, Jennifer MacKenzle, should be a contender. How the 102nd place overall in a field of ISO. College football roundup runners have worked with weights hoped-for surprises come true, his cially until a day after practice anchored at center midfield. Kathy Regan, Kelly O'Connell and rest of the league stacks up is Thornton, a member of the Silk City Striders, Battle for six|Hli over the surhmer and are much prediction may not be (ar Off. was to begin. That put the Silk Melissa McCray vying for jobs up uncertain. was in 20th place after the 2.4 mile swim, doing it stronger than last year. Schedule: Sept.: 17 Windham ■ Towners a little behind. "W e've The other senior co-captain, front, in the midfield and on in 1-hour, 24-minutes. He in the bicycling part, Although he hasn't had time Invitational A, 20 St. Bernard's A. been trying to whip into shape Wendy Burgess, will anchor the defense. Schedule: Sept. 15 Ferm i A, 21 112.4 miles from Craigsville Beach to Province- Paterno left wondering no Houk thrill trials yet, Hull thinks senior Bruce 24 Westlake Invitational A, 27 fast," said Maccarone, a 1982 defense at either sweeperback or “ Getting going late wasn't too Wethersfield H, 23 Enfield H, 27 town and back, fell to 92nd place. He covered the Antonio, a wrestler who ran track center fullback. Junior Chris Col Northwest with South A. Oct.: I Springfield College graduate. "We bad because the senior group has Simsbury H, 29 Conard H, Oct. 5 distance in 7-hours, 40-minutes. And in the Cl e v e l a n d (UPD - The battle for sixth for the first time last spring, is a Montville Invitational A, 7 St. Paul are gaining ground quickly." vin, with experience, will hold worked on its own. They're ^xiou s Hall A, 7 Windham A, 13Simsbury marathon (26 miles, 385 yards) run, Thornton did' B) United Press "But I don't feel tike a m a's 395-yard ground time. Mike Tomezak had place doesn't exactly thrill Boston manager cross country natural who should and Xavier H (3: l.l), 10 Knights of Manchester, 7-8-1 a year ago, down the goalie job. Seniors L isa . to get going,'.' Maccarone said. A, 14 South Windsor A, 19 Conard it in 6-hours, 12-minutes. His total time was Imernatlonal loss. I ’m proud. It was just attack. a fabulous d a y ." At Ralph Houk. fall into the third slot on the squad. Columbus H, 14 Windsor Locks will be minus All-State, selection Pierce and Beth Pagani will be uf) “ The difficulty is in some of the A, 21 Ferm i H, 25 Hall H. 27 Enfield 15-hourSi 16 minutes. a tie. A well-fought tie.” _Al Ann Arbor, Mich., Chapel Hill. N.C., Walter "There's only one place and that is first place,” Still, Antonio is bothere by a knee with South Windsor A, 18 Hartford Toby Brown. She had 17 of the 21 front. Senior Darryl Sibrinsz will concepts I'v e brought in but^hey A, 31 Wethersfield A 2:4S.p.m., Thornton is an eighth grade science teacher at Joe Paterno is blaming "I’m mighty disap quarterback Dave Hall Black returned a punt 73 said Houk Sunday after the Red Sox u p p ^ their injury, and he lacks racing Public H (3:15), 20 St. Thortias goals scored by Manchester in either be at sweeper or center are catching on quickly. Nov. 2 Windham H 2:45 p.m. Illing Junior High. no one but himself for pointed that we didn't win drove Michigan 75 yards yards for a touchdown and lead to five games over last, place Cleveland with experience. Aquinas A, 24'HCC H (3:45). 1982. Senior Jen Kohut, in Macca- back, depending on Burgess' "With 11 of our 18 -players Games not noted 3:30 p.m. Penn State's seco'nd in L.A., but I'm proud of and then swept left end for tailback Ethan Horton a 4-1 victory over the Indians.. Holmes retains heavy crown straight embarrassing the way we played. And a 4-yard TD with 6:01 left ran for two scores for the Rick Miller belted his first home run since May loss. we are still undefeated,” as the. wolverines out 2-0 Tar Heels. 1, and Jim Rice drove in two runs with a sacrifice ATLANTIC CITY, N.Ji (UPD - Larry Holmes “ I haven't done a good Pell said. " I ’m proud to be lasted stubborn Washing At West Lafayette, Ind., fiy to help starter Bob Ojeda gain his third State roundup has one eye on retirement and one eye on the job of coaching them,” undefeated, proud-of the ton State. Greg Bell, set up by Allen straight victory and fourth complete game in 25 ’Hawks have dets under jinx bankr Paterno said after Satur players and proud to have At Columbus, Ohio, Pinkett’s ddwnfield run starts. — ------Saturday, he had day's stunning 14-3 loss to tied Southern Cal in the Mike Tomezak fired four ning, scored three first- "Ojeda has pitched well for us the past six both fists on Scott Cincinnati. " I think I have L.A. Coliseum.” TD passes to pace the half touchdowns and weeks, hut we really miss Tony .Armas in this By Joe Carnicelll turnovers, including two key inter but on the next play, Todd's pass to . Warner, who helped carry Penn Frank, repeatedly. let these kids down be Else where in the Top 20, Buckeyes past Orkgon. added a third-quarter TD series,” said Houk. "His wife had a serious UPl Sports Writer ceptions in the final minutes, to McNeil was intercepted by Keith State to the national title last Jacksoii shares Holmes, the un cause they are a better No. 1 Nebraska thrashed Tomezak, the Big Ten's to spark Notre Dame. operation. He is one of our big run-makers, and defeat the Jets 17-10. Butler. Todd's 35-yard pass to season, scored his first pro rushing beaten World Box football team and should Wyoming 56-20, No. 3 passing efficiency leader when he's not in the lineup it makes a big NEW YORK - The The Scawhawk defense also Derrick Gaffney gave the Jets a touchdown in the second period on ing Council heavy be' playing better right Auburn blasted Southern last year as a sophomore, John Congemi passed difference.” Seattle Seahawks continue to bring recovered four fumbles, two inside first down on the Seattle 24 with 58 a 7-yard run and then set iip Norm weight champion, now. When they are not Mississippi 24-3, fourth completed l3-of-l4 passes for 177 yards and a touch Aftei* spotting the Indians a 1- 0 lead in the fifth,. out the worst in the New York Jets. their 20, and intercepted three seconds left but linebacker Eugene Johnson’s 40-yard field goal later blame for loss picked up 81 million doing that, you only have rated Oklahoma downed for 183 yards in the second down and ran for another Miller triggered a three-run seventh against The Seahawks have become the passes in all to bring Chuck Knox Williams swiped a pass that in the period with a twisting for what amounted one guy tb blame and Stanford 27-14, No. 5 Mich half. TD in his first college Cleveland starter and loser Lary Sorensen, 10-10, Jets' jinx team. The teams have his first victory as Seattle coach. deflected off running back Scott 31-yard run. Warner gave S'eattle a By United Press International stopped three times inside the to little more than a that's the head coach.” igan edged Washington "Y ou saw something start to lead Pittsburgh... with his second homer of the season into the right faced each other seven times since The Jets, who got a 140-yard Dierking's hands to stop New 17-3 bulge by plunging over from a one yard line. workout with the The 19th-ranked Nit- State 20-17, sixth-ranked different at Ohio State, Alabama scored touch field seats to lead off the inning. Seattle entered the NF L in 1976 and rushing performance from Free York's final threat. yard out with 3:54 left. University of Connecticut The Huskies salvaged two heavy bag — 211 tany Lions are 0-2 for the Ohio State downed Oregon today — a great passing downs after a blbcked Glenn Hoffman followed with a single, and stole the Seahawks have won all seven. man McNeil, twice moved inside "It was a satisfying win," Knox "It was a crazy game. That was football coach Tom Jackson points for their efforts when pounds is what first time ever under 31-6, No. 8 North Carolina attack,” Ohio State coach punt and a recovered second as he avoided the tag by Cleveland The latest victory Sunday was Seattle’s 5-yard line but could said. "The Jets are a heck of a 60 minutes of suspense,” Warner shared the blame for the Hus LaPrairle was tackled in the I Frank weighed — Paterno and lost a home defeated Memphis State Earle Bruce said. " I don’t fumble to give new coach shortshop Julio Franco. Gary Allenson walked typical of the others. The Jets manage only an 18-yard field goal football club. Our players handled said. “ When Richard hit that bomb kies' two blocked kicks and a end zone two plays later. ^ stopping the totally opeifer for the first time 24-10, ninth-ranked Notre think you’ve seen a young Ray Perkins hi; first and both runners moved up on a Jerry Remy came in heavily favored (nine by Pal Leahy through three adversity really well. They came near the end of the game, all I could fumbled punt reception that Southem Connectkul 31, New outclassed chal since 1967. The disap Dame crushed Purdue man pass that well in an victory after replacijtg sacrifice. Wade Boggs, the American League’s points) and made a ton of mistakes periods. New York's ohlyTDcame back. The final two interceptions think was 'oh, man, he can hit handed Rutgers a 22-5 opening- Haven 7 lenger at 1; 28 of the pointing start has left the 526 and No. 13 Florida opening game for- along Bear Bryant... ieading hitter, was intentionally walked to load to fall again. with 3:10 left on Richard Todd's were the ballgame. Football is like another one.' I was never so happy day victory and spoiled his In New Haven, Junior quar fifth round. coach groping for State downed LSU 40-35. the bases. Rice followed with his two-run Rookie Curt Warner rushed for 46-yard pass to Wesley Walker. that. We made the plays when we when I saw us intercept again. coaching debut. terback Jim Sirignano passed Holmes, 33, will answers. Also, No. 11 Pittsburgh sacrifice fly. 128 yards and a pair of touchdowns Late in the game, the Jets had to. We hit and we hustled when "We fumbled, they fumbled, "The scary part is that I for one touchdown and ran for make' about 83 mil Paterno used three blanked Temple 35-0,12th- Left fielder Alan Bannister made a diving catch and Seattle’s defense caused seven recovered a fumble at Seattle 34 we had to." then we fumbled... it was a strange coach the specialty teanis,” - another to lead Southem Con lion for taking on quarterbacks in an at rated Florida tied ^uth- of Rice's fly ball as he collided with center fielder football game.” Jackson said after UConn was necticut to a 31-7 opening-day Marvis Frazier, the tempt to get his offense em Cal 19-19. No. 14 Bolton midgets .,tGorman Thomas, but nailed Boggs trying for Warner was in and out of jh e ’ defeated in Piscataway, N.J. It victory over the University of Larry Holmes son of former hea clicking but the trio hit on Alabama beat Georgia third to end the inning. game, which began in 95-degree was Jackson’s first game as the New Haven. vyweight champion just 76f-2S passes for 112 State 20-7, ISth-ranked "The one big play that hurt us in the game was heat, with leg problems. Huskies’ head coach and was Sirignano plunged in from the Joe Frazier on Nov. 25 at an undetermined site, yards. Starter Dan Loner- West Virginia topped Pa open with wins when Franco missed a tag on Hoffman's steal,” " I was getting cramps,” he said. played just 12 miles from where 1-yard line in the second quarter probably Atlantic City, N.J. If he beats Frazier— gan was 0-for6 with two cific U. 48-7, No. 16 South said Cleveland manager Pat Corrales. “ But I told the coach I wanted to he grew up. and hit Kerry Taylor from eight and he should — the champion then plans to face interceptions. em Methodist defeated A pair of walks and a run- scoring single by BOLTON — Bolton neau played well play. I don't like to watch football Tom Angstadt kicked field yards out for another tally in the top contender Greg Page for about 82.5 million Meanwhile, the Bear Grambling 20-13, No. 17 Boggs ended the scoring in the ninth. The Indians Midget Football 'B' team defensively. games. I like to get in there and goals of 30,22 and 33yards and a third quarter, completing 10 of early next year before calling it quits. cats' triumph was per Iowa routed Iowa State only run off Ojeda came off a walk to Mike scored an opening* day, The Bolton" 'A ' team play. Sometimes you have to play spirited Rutgers defense held 16 passes on the day for 170 Frazier was at the fight and a post-fight news haps the biggbsj in the 51-10, No. 18 Arizona State Fischelin, a stolen base, a single by Toby Harrah, 16-6 win against Tolland rolled to a 26-0 romp over with cramps and with pain.” off UConn three times inside the yards. conference with his father to announce the school's football history.' to p p ^ Utah. State 39-12 and a fielder's choice. Sorensen,-who failed to run Sunday at Herrick Park in Tolland, also a Sunday Jets coach Joe Walton said his one-yard line to nail -down the Western Connecticut )2, Thanksgiving weekend title fight. "This victory means an and No. 20 Maryland his personal winning streak to six games, threw Bolton. Kevin Wilson (5 opening day triumph. team simply was guilty of too win for the Scarlet Knights. Coast Guard 9 “ What I saw boosted my confidence,” Marvis awful lot,” said an ec defeated Vanderbilt 21-14. 143 pitches before departing with two outs in the yards) and David Risley Tony Alibrio tossed a many errors. Rutgers led 6-3 at the half on Western. Connecticut of Dan Frazier said. “ He won’t be fighting Seott Frank static Watson Brown, who Second-rated Texas and ninth inning. (50 yards) ran in touch-, 25-yard touchdown pass "You cannot make seven turnov field goals by Angstadt in the. bury began the season with a (Nov. 25), he'll be fighting Marvis Frazier. I was made his debut as Cincin No. 7 Georgia were idle. “ I just gave them too many chances, and when downs for Jthe winners, and Aaron Alibrio (55 ers and expect to win a game in this first and second quarters, re 12-9 home victory over Coast expecting a little bit miore form him. Against nati head coach a rousing At Lincoln, Neb., Mike you do that to a club like Boston, something is with both Rislby and Wil yards) and Brad Mara- league. We kept making mistakes. spectively. Domingo Carlos Guard. Larry, I ’ll be bobbing and weaving, slipping and success. "W e were play Rozier ran for 191 yards bound to happen,” said Sorensen, who put the son picking up the two- dino (2 yards) had touch We dropped balls, we had silly booted a 24-yard field goal for ■Scott Haney scored the se rolling.” ing one of th e.five top and four TDs to pass I.M. leadoff runner on base in the first four innings. point conversions. down runs, with Alibrio penalties,” Walton said. “ I don’t the Huskies right before the half cond of two touchdowns on a names in the country. It Hipp as Nebraska’s all- “ The whole year it seems I haven't pitched picking up one conversion believe in jinxes. We just didn’t ended. foiTr-yard dive late in the fourth means a lot for a team time leading rusher. from a windup. I am thinking of pitching from a Offensive standouts for and Maradino two. play well. We made a ton of Early in the thirtj quarter, quarter to. lead the Fighting Mark Lye wins Bostorl Classic that has aever won a big Quarterback Turner Gill stretch position to the first batter,” he added. mistakes. I don’t know if the Cummins blocked the first of Colonials. Haney had given game like this before. It led the Huskers to 388 Bolton were Steve Bow Playing well defen mistakes were mental or physical. thp two punts to give Rutgers Western a 6-0 lead with a SUTTON, Mass. — The bottle of Mumm’s was a total team effort. yards in total offense and ers, Mark Smith and sively for Bolton were Give Seattle credit. They played a possession on 'tlConn's 19 yard touchdown plunge with. 5:00 left champagne has been in Trini Lye’s house in San “ I ’m not on the ground. a 42-3 halftime lead. Adam Alibrio. Alibrio, Aaron Alibrio, Wes Sar - good game. They played hard, with line. in the first half. Francisco for six years aiid she was wondering if I don’t think I ’ll need a At Auburn, Aia., Lionel Wilson, Risley, Mark gent, Reed Martin, and a Ipt of enthusiasm. Quarterback Jacque La- But Coast Guard scored late she'd ever get to pop the cork. plane to get home.” ' James and Bo Jackson Chasse and Jim Boiso- Lance Albert. "W e moved the ball up and down So was her son, Mark, who had given it to her. use coach Ted Tollner rolled for 245 yards and Prairie hit tight end Scott Drake in the third quarter when they I the field but we just couldn’t get it with a three-yard scoring pass downed Western punter Brian Only a PO A victory stood between the Lyes and and Florida’s Charlie Pell three touchdowns to spark in the endzone.” and Angstadt hit the point after Hillerman in the end zone for a some bubbly, but Mark was in his seventh year on were also feeling their Auburn. James led the Todd was bothered by the Jets’ to give Rutgers a 13-3 safety, and took the lead in the the Tour and still without a win. oats after their teams ' Tigers with 172 ya rd ^ n 16 AUTO REPAIRS inability to cash in on their breaks. advantage. final'(>eriod when Kelly Had- When victory finally came Sunday, Lye rushed played to a 19-19 tie. carries and scored bn an ADULT EDUCATIOn AT He played a big part in the failure Connecticut came right back field ran three yards for a to the telephone to call his mother. No one was Tollner, making his de 8-yard run. Jackson to score, throwing a questionable with a 79-yard drive, only to be touchdown. home. but as Southern California picked up 73 yards on 11 HOWELL CHENEY RVT SCHOOL pass inches from the goalline late “ That doesn’t matter. We’ll drink it together head, coach, was proud of rushes. Registration Sept. 12 thru Sept. 14,1983 WE SERVICE ALL Home ot Mr. Goodwruncfi GENERAL MOTOR in the first half and fumbling the and we’ll enjoy it together. It has been a long, long his team's comeback with At Stanford, -Calif., between 6:30 P.M. A 8:30 P.M. ball away at the Seattle five in the time,” he said. the No. 12 Gators. Marcus Dupree gained CARS AND TRUCKS third period. Mark Lye ended his six-year victory drought The Trojans tied the 138 yards in 24 carries and MTSMIM MUWUKS IMH) 1 miMC. AC. t EFK “ We just didn’t do it when we had Sunday with a sensational come-from-behind score with no tim ean the freshman Earl Johnson lAsc asiHcm INIM n NCM CWITQS ( • ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS the chaAce,” Todd said. “ We had Pats can’t win triumph in a 8350,000 PGA tournament known as clock . wheff Sean Salis added 96 yards and a pair use OKIISH/HUK SNllS COMPLEH COLLISION REPAIRS lots of breaks but we just didn't the Bank of Boston Classic. Starting the final bury bit Tim Ware .wUh a of TDs to pace Oklaho use Will (M ) tmuuuLmniK take advantage. We won’t beat round eight shots off the lead, he fired a sizzling 64 25-yard TD pass, but RKmUEMMI KHBtaUIKIII I U UWIMNCI REBUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS anybody the way we played today. to capture the 803,000 first prize by one shot over ' missed a change to win UraiTEMIKI KincaUIMN I U CMU1IMNI AUTO PAINTINS > in Orange Bowi when the snap for Ihe CALDWEU swti omf EPUI We could have won with two or John Mahaffey, Jim Thorpe and Sammy Rachels. UMnWKIIKI CHAM E WITH MASTER CHARRE mhree or even four tuenovers but extra point was low. , OIL M flB SWU EMNE I we’re not gonna win making seven. By Les Klos one of the leaders of the “ Killer B” earner wina LPGA event " I don’t feel like a (M m lyPiRCt !• CUtfifi) tM rn m i SIMUN nST Ml MM n 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE With time running out in the fist UPl Sports Writer defense that now wants to be victory because we were u vom ri SIHSS MMlUflKIII half and the Jets just inches from right there and didn't 9 8 .* C.OA. known as the “ Beefense," wasn’t PORTLAND, Ore. — JoAnne Camer, who ‘64t-M41 niMlWIBN; Nhthi I ViM SIEll HUtaS the end zone, Todd decided to loft a MIAMI - The Miami sure about th e reason for the defeated Charlotte Montgomery on the first hole convert it,” Tollner said. W N N IY AKUOKSS sideline pass toward Wesley Dolphins have turned New Eng- late-game lapse. of a sudden-death playoff Sunday to win the MSaKtWINCSI tlBMKU WIHI M|. I Trit Walker rather than blast through iand away 17 straight times in the 8150,000 LPGA Portland Ping Golf Champion Itn w n I he., Pra*. Mt t In. CARTER Euneiii iKUY I p .p P "O V tO the middle. It fell incomplete and Orange Bowl, but it wasn’t quite as “ Consciously, I don'tthlnk welet ship, says, her. come-from-behlnd victory .was OBTIMCSI ItONUlMnM . the Jets had to settle for a field easy as it looked going into the up in the fourth quarter but maybe engineered in a hotel room. (Nssw cumt NEUM goal. fourth quarter Sunday. subconsciously we did," Baum ROBERT J. SMITH, Inc. In the third period, also on .third The Miami Dolphins took a 27-3 hower said. a m n iK iP MUmCESSMI down, Todd tried to scrambie up lead going into the final period but E U t lK M tut I One of the Patriot plusses in the Allleon takes Richmond 400 the middie and dropped the baii as the Patriots sirred three touch MSMUNSMITNS SMCE ElBTKIIltU II M u m a s s N i fourth quarter Wes rookie quarter 1229 MAIN 8 T. he was running. Seatie recovered downs to make it 34-24 when the RICHMOND, Va. — After being a runner-up Mon. Class starts Sept. 19 back Tony Eason of Illinois. He led 1914 AUTO REPAIR on its five to stop the drive. game finally ended. five times, Bobby Allison Is moving closer to ALL COURSES COST $70.00 MANCHESTER New England on an 80-yard " I calied an audibie,'’ Todd said. “ The good thing is that we won a winning his first NASCAR poinu championship. All courses are 36 hours in length. Hoursare from touchdown drive capped by its 6;30 to 9:30 P.M. Classes meet one night per week TEL. 646-6464 "They were in a goaliine defense game against a team from the AFC Allison won for the second straight weekend final touchdown — a 5-yard burst for 12 weeks. and I saw the safety aione on East for the second week in a row,” Sunday, edging Ricky Rudd in the Richmond 400. by Mosi Tatupu, s UPl photo Wesley and I thought he wouldn't said Coach Don Shula. "The He won the previous week at Darlington, and both 649 S241 d U o U A U T Y 791 WestMiddleTpke., Manchester, Conn.0604u , be able to cover him man-on-man. negative is that when we had them . Eason, part of the bonanza of victories have stretched his lead over Darrell 68 E. Cmitor SIrMt Tel. 649-5396 SfUN/ICC Mins Seattle defensive back Kenny Easley the Seattle-New York game at Shea I thought we had on easy score. We put away, we couldn't keep them Waltrip In the points standings. first-round quarterback picks this 6 MaitcliMtor, Ct. Calls accepted 2-4 and 6-10 Daily. am iBAL Moroas Nuns nvisioM leaps on top of Jets' running back Stadium Sunday-afternoon didn't. That's the way the whole put away.” . year, completed all four of his Freeman McNeil in the first quarter of game went.” Nose tackle Bob Baumhower, passes for 58 yards. M ANCIIP:STF.R H E R A M ) Mond;iy. Su|''. 12, 19l» - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Sept, 12, 1983 Scoreboard H o m e ■'1 , •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• orlolw 5. YankNi 3 ExpatiMBlBO MaiorLaaguBlaadars Gianti 18. Falaont 18 |0T) t « NY Otanls Golf Baseball BALTIMOM NBW YMK NEW YORK MONTRBAI. EdttlM abrhbl abrltM ttarbM gbrhM Ndtlenal Ley i Don’t think • ••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••*•••• SlMlbv cf S 0 1 0 Rndlph 2b 4 0 20 f Ob r h .jKl, Wilson cf 4 0 3 0 Ralnts If 1 1 0 0 Modiock, pm 121 4Sa U147 J21 ..NYO^G H o lF W ^X , 18:40 _ . Ford rf - 2 0 0 0 Grlffty '1b 4 0 2 0 Brooks 3b 4 0 1 0 TrIllo 2b 4 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou Hmndi 1b T 0 0 0 Dawtoi) cf3 1 1 0 141 aas W IN 420 Country Club • Baseball standings o o o 8 bJ S S S V 3 1 8 8 Hendrick, StL 121 487 42 )49 i319 NYO-Oroy 8 pass from Brunner (Hall- Foeter It 4 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 4 1 3 1 Shaikh kick), 13:48 Jtrrv Troy had a hol«-ln-ono Sotur- RIpktn $s s o i l Gambit rf 4 0 0 0 Dawson, Mtl 137 S43 *3)7) 41S Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 6 Corter c 3 1 1 1 LSmlth, StL 109 41S 47130 413 Att-PG Luck hurst 42,15:00 you shouldn’t day at Monehesttr Country Club on the AMERICAN LEAGUE Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 Cmpnrt 3b 1 0 0 0 Bailor St 4 0 0 0 Walloch 3b4 0 1 2 M u r ^ , All 143 520122141 .310 TMrO ** por-3,141-yard fifth holt uilng 0 7-Iron. E n t GRotnck If 3 1 10 Mtchm 3b 2 0 0 0 Giles 2b 3 0 10 Froncon rf 4 0 1 0 . AtFFGLuckhonrt3^:54 , H t wot In a tounom t with Bob w L Pet. OB SIngIttn dh3 1 2 0 Bolbonl oh 1 0 1 0 Ortiz c 3 0 10 Flynn ss 3 0 10 -Knight, Hou 134471 41 147 .3N Bthling, Jim Oronbtek and Jim Baltimore 85 55 .407 — Dautr 2b 3 1 1 0 Nixon or 0 0 0 0 Torrez p 2 0 0 0 Lea p 3 0 0 0 Puhl, Hou 130 407 54124 .3U Ramirez All 134SS3 74IN .304 NYOPO Ho|l-Shslkh3l,0:S5 MM Rafferty. Detroit 81 42 .544 S'/i TCruz 3b 4 1 1 2 Ctront c 4 0 11 Heep ph 1 0 0 0 A tU oduon 4 pass from Bortkowskl GOVERNOR'S CUP— Quollfvlno New York 79 43 .554 7 Dempsey c4 1 1 2 Mllbom u 3 0 1 0 Diaz p 0 0 0 0 Hernandez, NY 138 514 73155 402 apply for job (Luckhurst klck),^n:5S rounds tor the Governor's Cup, lost big Milwaukee 79 44 .552 7'/] Smally ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 32 0 4 0 .Totals 29 4 8 4 American Leggug New Yerk 880 880 8 8 0 -0 f gb r h tournament of the year at Manchester Taronta 79 44 .MB t'/i Moreno cf 2 0 0 0 Boggs, Bos 134 S10 4 9 1U NYG-FG Ho|l-»iSkhX,3:X Country Club- were held Saturday and Boston . 49 74 .48J \7'/i Doyett If 1 0 10 Montreal 0I83MMX— 4 A-S24N (Jomgwlnnlna RBI Carter (3). Carew, Col 1144 43153 Sunday. First raund pairings ta be Cleveland 44 79 .448 22'/S Totots 3S S 9 5 Tetoli 3 8 1 I I 3 Trammell, Dot 123 414 N 1 M 411 NY All QUESTION: I'v e been searching the want-ads and played Saturday, Sept. 17 are; Jim West Battimore OS8080 0S3— S OP—New York 3. LOB—New York 4, First downs 19 14 Herdic vs. Bob Norwoad, Phil Sullivan Chicago 84 59 .587 — New York - 00M8OIO2— 3 Montreal 4, 2B2-Ortlz, Dawson, ~Cor-. Moaabv, Tor 130 4N 97151 417 haven’t been able to find too many positions that I'm - McRae, KC 139 531 74145 413 RuRies-vords « —IK 20—63 vs. Bill MacMullen, Dick Smith vs. Kansas City 47 75 .472 14'/i Game-winning RBI— TCrux (7). tsr, PQNIna yards W 23S suited for. What else can I do? Mike Lomba, Bob Jones vs. John Texas 47 77 .445 17V^ E—^Winfield. DP—Battimore 1. New Walloch, Flynn, Wilson, Olivsr. SB— . Simmons, Mil 136 529 4714S 412 Brett, KC 114 430 12133 .309 Socket 1—7 3-M Muttv, Dick Hassett vs. Ray Tanguav, Oakland 47 78 .442 18 York 1. LOB—Baltimore 7, New York 5. Strawbsrrv (14), Ralnss (70). Rstum yards \ l l 82 Joe Salofia vs. Bill Peoples, Frank California 44 79 .448 20 2B— Randolph, T, Cruz, Baylor, HR— IF H RHRBBSO Whitaker, Dot 143 W IS 174 407 ANSWER: The first thing to do is stop limiting your NSW York Cooper, Mil 141 OT 91177 404 Posses \ l 8 - 3 0 —I 33-35:-0 LIpInskl. vs. Pat MIstretta, Marsh Minnesota 41 83 .424 T3'/t Baylor (20). Gordo Tor >11474 75145 404 Punts 8—44.1 7-d8.> opportunities by deciding you're not suited for a Warren vs. George Seddon. Seattle 55 87 .387 9'/S IF H R ER BB SO Torrez (L 9-15) FumMss-lost 0 ^ 3—3 Best 17— A- Ken Gordon 48-4-42, Saturday's Resutts Boltknore Diaz Homo Hunt particular job. As previously noted in this column, if Charlie Bogglnl 47-4-43, Stan McFar- Toronto 7, Oakland 5 Flngn (W 11-3) 81-3 11 3 1 8 Montreal’ Notional Ltogue — Schmidt, Phil 34; Psnoltlss-yards 8-41 3 - X 7 T » f - 3 Murphy, Atl 32; Dowran, Mtl 30; Evans, Tims ot. posssssion X :M 34:22 you have only some of thequalifications required, and land 47-4-43, B- Jerry Troy 49-14-55, Cleveland 8, Boston 4 T. Mortlnz(S17) 2-3 0 0 0 0 6 Lea (W ISO) 94,0014 liMviNalftalMlcs it’s something you would like to do, and you think Walt DIttman 49-12-57, Frank LIpInskl^ Minnesota 4, Kansas 3 New York T-2:31. A—4Sn64. SF and Guerrero, LA 28. > American League — Rica, Bos 35: RUSHING—NSW York-Corpsntsr 28- you’d be able to do it after training — apply! Let the 76-13-43, Mike Lomba 75-12-43, C.D.s Baltimore 8, New York 4,1st game Rlghtt (L 14-7)' 1 2*3 6 5 5 1 3 Klttle, Chi 32: Armot, Bos 31; Luzkiikl, 1H, /AcCarthy 73-10-43, Marsh Warren Baltimore 3, New York 1,2nd game Erickson 71-3 3 0 0 3 4 company de- 75-12-43, Walt Ferguson 73-1043, Jim Detroit 4, Milwaukee0 T—2:22 A—45,449. Chi 29; Cooper, Mil and Murray, Bolt 27. Woolfolk 1l-2a Brunhsr 4-14, Morris 1-9. Breen 74-11-43, C-Dick Hassett 78-14-42, ,, Seattle 4, Texas 2 PhllllBsS.PIratBs3 Rum Ecdtad In Allonta-Andrsws14-SSk Riggs 24, Johnson cide whether Notional L t o ^ — Murphy, Atl IM; 24. «' you'd be right- Ray Remes 83-2043, Joe Solatia 78-15-- Chicago 7, California 4,12 Innings Dawson, Mtl 103: Schmidt, Phil 9S: PASSING—NSW York-Brunnsr 18-30- 43, Charles Whelan 9027-43, George Sunday's Results R erifinvA Inrilene 1 for the position. Zanis 8014-44, John Relder 97-33-44; Toronto 14, Oakland 5 IIB IlO UAG .IIHim iB I PHILAORLFHIA PITTSBURGH Guerrero, LA90; Kennedy,SDN. 1— obrhM abrhM American Leooue — Rica, Bos 114; 194. Attanto-Bortkowskl 23GS4)—261. The second ' Gross-Dick Smith 73, Charlie Bogglnl Baltimore 5, New York 3 Samuel -2b 5 2 1 0 Wynne cf 3 0 0 0 Cooper, Mil 113; Parrish, Dot 102; 73, Stan McFarland 73. Boston 4, Cleveland 1 ro c to m clbs/ p l a m is thing to do is to Sweeps — A- Gross- Bogglnl 73, Kansas City 3, Minnesota 1 owsivne ^ GGron cf3l10Rav2b 4100 wmneld, NY 100; Simmons, Mil W. RECEIVING—NSW YorkiMIstlsr 5- Dernier cf 1 1 0 0 Parker rf 4 12 1 SttMflfi Boms 54, start looking at Schmidt 3b S t 2 0 Thmpsn 1b 3 0 I 0 Gray 434, Mowott 2-14, Woolfolk 2-15, Job 7^1-7rp’ar^l^rrl,^“a ?7^^« ??r2«er**'' 8 8 1 8 « d 8 J 8 Notional League — Rolnet, Mtl 70; want-ads a little Lefebvre If 2 0 1 1 Frobel pr 0 10 0 Wlgglnt, SO S3; S. Sox, LA 45; Wilton, Corpsntsr 2-14, Mullody 1-35, Pittman 1- differently. Lezeond It 1 0 1 1 Hebner 1b 1 0 0 0 NY 44: LeMoster, SF 39. 29, Morris 1-mlnus 5. Atlonto-Johnson 9- Search kiiiiSon B1 mi'nskt Ystnm dh 4 0 1 0 Thorntn 1b 4 0 1 0 Hayes rf 4 0 12 Easier If 4 0 0 0 American Laogue — Henderson, 95, Jackson 5-51, Andrsws 441, Mlllsr 3- They’re an ex Jo Stapletn 1b 3 0 0 0 Thomos cf 4 0 2 0 Motszk 1b 4 0 1 0 Pena c 4 0 2 1 OcA 14 Jsnkins 3-40. cellent source Norman M. 69, Bob Genovesi 80-i0*70, Marsh Cleveland (Blvleven 7-9) ot Detroit Nichols cf 3 o i o Bonnisir if i o o 0 Dloz c 3 0 10 Morrisn 3b 4 0 1 0 99; R. Lowj Chi 69; Cruij Chi 49; Wlltonj MIsssd FIsId Goals—Nona. Warren 82-12-70, Bob Norwood 81-10-71, (Wilcox 8-10), 7:35p.m. MIM^ rf 4 1 1 1 ^k8vch rfs S o S Dejesus ss 4 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 2 1 KC 4lKSomple, Tex 40. of information Gerber 8% !^ i“ r G M r k ' L ! s “e"tr8Z°^^^^^^ & y 3 Hudson p 3 0 0 0 DeLeon p 1 0 0 0 ^ PllcMng needed to tap n Reed p 1 0 0 0 Mozzllll ph I 0 0 0 VI dories into the ‘unpub- ,JoeSala(la85-15-70,GeorgeZanls87-14- (Eckersley 7-12), 7:35 p.m. E vS S l^h 0 0 0 0 FIsdiMn 2b 2 1 8 8 Guonte p 0 0 0 0 Notional Lsogue — Rogsrs, Mtl 17-9; DolphlnB34,PatrlBts24 / f Scurry p 0 0 0 0 I i s h e d job' r ^ - i'5 1 - 5 .4 . Bill ( F » r 2 ) ! K m ^ ^ ’ ^ " Leo, Mtl 15-8; Soto, CIn 15-12; Dsnny, ^ Tenace ph 1 0 0 0 Phil 14-4; Drovtckv, SO and Ralnsy, Chl 1 8 02t—24 m arket' (that Totals 31 S 9 4 Totalt 34 3 8 3 14-10; Gullldcson, Mtl odd Wdcb, LA 14- Miami 7 W M 7—34 PhltadolpMa IN OM 380— 8 gold-mine of 53-4-49, Tom Roche 57-8-49, Bob Vdn- Chicago at Minnesota, night 2 S g iS !i~ ~ 11. jobs that are. Pittsburgh 0NM1080— 3 Amsrlcon Ltodut — Hoyt, Chl 20-10; NE-FG Smith 22,8:44 derkall 54-5-49, B- Paul Sullivan 52-11- KansosCtyatCalKornla,night Sme-SinnlnoRBI — n i S l l i l Gorngwlnnlng RBI— Lezcano(7). rarely advertised). Now, when you're going through Guidry, NY 184; Morris, Dst 18-10; Mlo-Fronklln 4 run (von Schomonn 7 zfifc' E—Parker. LOB—Philadelphia 7, McGrsgor, Bolt 17-4; Dotson, Chl 17-7; kick), 15:M the paper, you'll have to be on the lookout for several Pitts Pstry, Get 174. ItCOIMi burgh 8. 2B—Parker. SB—Samuel (2). S View of the rear of 30 Forest St. home shows porch with hot tub. things: those ads with specific jobs that you're truly 4 ^ « 8 ; r c ’ ’p“irg^e^i'l?-^4':j'^o^^e‘-r'l88 r * 2 « S 8 ,ls " ° ? iii'i3 J j^ " e ? '" {!r*'“s 'g i Rornod Run Aysrogs MIo-FG von Schomonn X , 8:29 —DeLeon. Notional Leogut Homnnksr, SF Mto-Johnion 1 post from Woodlsy (von qualified for; the ads for jobs that you’re 'sort-of' 72 Texas at Oakland, night F ? 5 S ? W H l & ( ‘r s ^ ^ IP H RERBBSO 125: Ptno. LA ZX; Dsnny, Phil 2.44: Schumann kick), 14:48 qualified for (answer them anyway); and those ads PMtadelphIa Weldi, LA 2.S5: Rvon, Hou 2.43. TMrd for positions you honestly can't do or don’t want — but g-'-’o r r n a t io n a l LEAGUE so Hudson 51-3 5 3 3 3 4 Amsrloon Lsogue — Honeycutt, Tex MIo-FG von Schumann 74,7:57 Reed (W 7-1) 323 3 0 0 0 4 73-11-62, Rosenthal 82-13-69, C-Gross* ui i_ Pet o p " n m n n w Z43) Boddicker, Bolt 3.82: Stieb, Tor Mlo-Horrls 44 pass from Woodley (von they're at companies you would like to work for. It's Pittsburgh 2.U; McGregor, Bolt 3.05; Morris, Dst Sdiomann), 10:17 this last category that permits you to 'tap-in'. Here’s PaurRMleHo 82*15^ 7’° " ’ '“ " ^3 47 .521 — Oledo (W 9-7) 9 4 1)45 DeLeon 4 5 3 3 4 6 3.2a Fourth 1 I l=Hn« u ii.„.vi Philadelphia 73 48 .518 Vj Cleveland Guonte (L 2-4) 1-3 2 2' 2 0 0 Sldhsouls ' NE-Oowson 13 pass from (Jrogon Cheney home is not for everybody how ... 8Bh7^7r^nn Wndm ^ S'™" (L ’ <>■'<» * M 5 4 ,4 7 2 Scurry 2 23 3 0 0 0 7 Notional Lsogue — Carlton, Phil 24U (Smith kick), 0:48' After preparing your resume, and a 'general' cover WP—DeLeon. PB>-Dioi. T--2:53 Soto, CIn 210; McWilliams, Pitt 170; NE-C. Wsothsrs X pots from (irooan letter, which doesn't specify a particular job you want 8^IeV8Vf787TrnreeTs1^^^^^^^^^ 2 79 SJ t? A ^ 554 ' ' ’ “ ^ ° ° A— Rvon, Hou 142: Volenzuelo, LA 140. (Smith kick), 7;X opposite side is a half bath and 8£?7°.'’cl”j"orn‘e h”u r K 7 r 1^ 0 ^ Z T s \l 19,130. Amerlcon Leogue — Morris, Det 203; Mlo-Fronklln 7 run (von Schomonn Editor’! note: each month the but rather stresses your accomplishments and skills Stiab, Tor 148; Bonnlster, Chl 147; 'laundry area. kick). }0:X Mancheiter Herald profilca a and the fact that you're interested in working for the Rlghettl, NY 145: Sutcliffe, Clev 143. NE-Totupu S run (Smith kick), 12:X SVa£^M?NI«52^M2'B^^^^ Ahanm"*'" » “ '.OT 1 TlQBri6.BrBWBr84 Through the laundry is another company (let the (xmpany decide where they can best Net-Jeanine McNiff 53-11*42, Bert Gro* UiMicinn 7c a? cm tia Cards2,Cubi1 Saves A-59J43 house for tale In the area. man 54-12-44, B-Gross-Mary Collins 57, 71 73 4M 12W Notlonol League — Smith, Chl 2$; NB MIO large room with sliding glass doors use your experience) — and without waiting for a Reardon, Mtl 20; Bedrotkm, Atl and that Stager used as an office. Net-Lee Neary 42-15-47, Emily Sarra ^ S 'IS DETROIT MILWAUKEE First downs 19 21 By Susan Plese job-opening ad that you’re qualifled for — send it to a 434-14-47, C- Gross- Hunt 41, Net-Dot 2 io is? i «ia Ob r h W Ob r h M ST. LOUIS CHICAOO Minton, SF 19; Holland, Phil, Tekulve, Ruthst-yordt 27—137 45—202 “ That was a garage for a Model T specific individual at the company. In most of those Hartiog 44-19-45. Cincinnati 45 W .451 18'/i vVhItakr 2b 5 1 1 0 Reody 3b 3 0 0 0 abrhbl obrhbl Pitt, Sutter StL and Howe, LA 18. Passing yards 209 218 Herald Reporter Most Pars or Better — A- Helen pu .|_j-,_? |Jj5'2|£^ Trmmll ss 4 0 1 0 Ogllvlc ph 1 0 10 LoSmIth If 5 1 1 0 Bosley If 3 0 0 0 American Leogue — Qultenbarry, KC Socks bv-vords 3—X S—72 Ford,” Learned recalls. A smaller large help-wanted ads (they-re called ’display’ ads), 38: Stanley, Bos 28; Dovls, Mtn 27; the name and titleof the person doing the interviewing Muttv 4, Jeanine McNItf 4, Edna wiJv Herndon 115 13 1 Molltor pr 0 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 0 Sandbrg- 2b 4 0 1 0 Return yards 17 ' 71 The home at 30 Forest St. is room lies off the main room. HlllnskI 5, B- Jean Wlgren 3, Ida 2? i n.Tu o fw rm o i ‘ Parrish c 5 0 0 0 Gantner 2b4 0 0 0 McGee cf 5 0 11 Hall cf 4 0 0 0 Caudill, Sea 23: Lodd, Mil llL Posses 14—21—1 11—20—0 ■Visitors are lead through or screening is shown, and that piece of information is Hndrck 1b 3 0 I 0 Moreind rf 4 1 2 0 Punts 4—X.8 3—43.3 steeped in Cheney family history, «?l"olM ”^ FoSESSir c"SeT1b"^^'^2^\‘SS;r*fb i ] l l Vn SIvk rf 5 1 3 0 Braun pr 0 0 0 0 Fumbles-lost 2—1 1—t and set on a deep private lot rin g ^ another glassed in passageway your key to the 'gold-mine.' By mailingdirectly tothat Scotch— Ron-Jan Simmons42-10-32, rinVinVSrt T Snn Lemon cf 3 1 1 1 SImmns dh4 1 1 1 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 2 0 Cev 3b 4 0 10 Penoltles-vords 4—29 S—47 by rhododendron, hemlock, aok that leads from the main house to person you are getting to the individual in a position to Ken Anderson-Marv Collins 48-13-35, s-mannoii«, aan uiw _ 4 Leach rf 4 0 11 Brouhrd If 3 1 1 2 Porter c 1 0 0 0 Bucknr 1b 3 0 0 1 Time of possession 74:56 X:04 the in-faw suite. The suite, which make decisions about your potential to the company Rudy and Mary LouPlerro 44-10-34. Krncbc 3b 1 I 0 0 Mannng cf 4 0 1 0 Ramsey 2b 2 0 0 0 (Tovls c 4 0 2 0 Individual Stallsllcs and lilac bushes. It is listed by the Montreal (R o ^ s 17-9) at Chicaoo - Castillo 3b 1 0 0 0 Yost c 3 0.0 0 Braun ph 0 0 0 1 Bowa ss 3 0 0 0 Football RUSHING—New Enalond-Colllnt 12- William E. Belfiore Agency, 431 walled courtyard overgrown with has a separate heating system, has' — and that’ s what every Job Searcher needs and Lyons 2b 1 0 0 0 Reuschel p 2 0 0 0 IRuthviril-11) T S o m ‘-"'“ ’O® Mollnar phOOOO Edwrds ph 1 0 0 0 76, Main St. Asking price is $124,900. gigantic ferns, creeping vines and four rooms, including a-romplete wants. It means that your letter will not just fall into Tallw ood New York (lirlino£l)atPhlladelphla Brookns 3b0 0 0 0 Moore rf 3 0 10 Stuper p 3 0 0 0 Compbll p 0 0 0 0 van Eeghen9-2S, Grogan 3-12, Totupu 33, kitchen, and one full bath. that corporate maze called ‘Personnel’, shunted from tenctu ph 1 0 0 0 Martinez p 1 0 0 0 R. Weathers 1-2, Eason 1-4. Mloml- ft's not often that a Cheney house yews. M 4 1 0 S t S 2 1 Low Gross, Low Net — A-Gross-Lou St. Louis (Cox 2-3) at Pittsburgh J S IS , * * * ' • * T«l«"» *» 4 7 * ^jtter tte r p 0 0 0 0 LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 NFL standings Nothon 1S-72, Franklin 15-74, Overstreet comes on the market, according to Along another wall of the great . The house sits on about a half one desk to another until, weeks or months later, it tktals 34 3 9 3 Totalt 33 I 4 1 8-2^ Bahnatt 5-X acre of land, just off MainStreet. It finally reaches the right person. It means that, Miller 75,GeorgeBednarz75,Net-GIno (Tunnell8-5), 7:35p.m. . m SS m AZS . SI. Louts 0M N 1N 1— 1 Realtor William Belfiore. His room nins a narrow wooden Calderone 48, Curt Keune 70, Ken Only games scheduled S .S S jT n m ~ , d b i i ^ PASSING—New Englond-Grogon 10- is accessible via a long curved CMCOPO 010 ON 080— I American Conference 14-1- agency has handled only a half balcony, which allows access to the depending on the U.S. Postal Service and the Comerford 71, B-Gross-Ed McLaugh- Tuesday's Games i^ ttre ^ T rS m m U dp™°m h m Game-winning RBI— Mc(jee (8). driveway that leads to a six-car (ximpany’s own internal mail distribution system, lln 75, Bob Chambers 78, Net-Randy Montreal at Chicago E—Petry, Trammell. DP—Milwaukee w L T 151, Eocon440-S8. Mloml-Woodlev 11-20- dozen over the past IS years. master bedroom suite upstairs. Huff 68, Russ Davidson 70, Don Wennik New York at Phllodelphia, night i __ DP—Chicago 1. LOB—St. Louis 12, 0-218. garage. your letter will be on the desk of the individual you Chicago 4. SB—Bowa (7), Broun (2). SF MIomI 2 0 0 1.000 24 .RECEIVING — New Englond-von And this house, owned by Mr. “ Russell had that balcony there so 71, Herb Delasco 72, Don Sanders 72, St. Louis ot Pittsburgh, night h —Buckner, Braun. Baltimore ) 40 .he coii Id get off a distance and look Given close proximity to town, mailed it to within one to four days after your trip to John Guard 72, C- Rich Zembuivs 82, Atlonta at Cincinnati, night L U b h i« ^ 5 2 — NY Jete 1 \ l zmd Mrs. Jay Stager, wopld not Sal Russo 82, Net- Bill Dowd 65, Gordon Los Angeles at Houston, night oVA.Th!^* i d . op— IP H RRRBBtO appeal to every homebuyer if only at his pictures," says Learned. the grounds are remaiitably pri the mailbox andthe'right' person will be readingyour ^*0 0 % SI. Louis Buffalo 1 1 0 .soo 17, R. Weathers 11-S, Collins M A AManiF Beebe 67, Fran Lucas 68, Nelson Eddy San Francisco at San Diego, night brounara. e bo bum cn Stuper Tw 10-10) 8 >5 1 1 1 4 New England 0 2 0 .000 because of its size. The main house The bedroom Isuite includes the vate. Huge trees shade the yard, resume and cover letter ... and almost 100 percent or 68, Ken Scofield 70, Bob Miller 71. Central s Moore 342, Rote 1-32, Johnson 2-34, Sutter (S 18) 1 1 0 0 0 2 Harris 4-109. master bedroom, a full bath, and a and, a maze of covered porches, all unsolicited resumes and letters are read! Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 35 has seven rooms and a bath and a R j n * B a X c “ (Ke“un?“ !L a 7 M lll“ ^ AipBriCBULBagUB (W 17-8) 5 23 4 4 2 2 3 Chicago Missed field goals: None connecting passage. The passage brick pathways, and trellises give The reason this procedure taps-in to the unpub Reuschel 4 4 1 1 4 4 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 52 half. An in-law suite, accessible via Campbell 2 1 0 0 1 2 Houston 0 2 0 .000 44 a windowed passage, includes - leads to a loft bedroom. the grounds a regal look. lished job market is ‘timing.’ Except for planned 8Sy7s%?’“/2':W c^“Yl%S"le^^^^ Royalsajwlnsl fSL (s m 8 8 8 J 8 Cincinnati 0 2 0 .000 14 ZIma 47, John Bovlan-Nelson Eddy 48, 1-3 u 0 u u u Le Smith (L 4-9) 1 2 1 1 I 0 another four rooms and a bath. A low, wide arched door to the In all fairness, a prospective expansion or seasonal needs, job openings rarely T—2:27. A-34,444. WMt Sal Russo-Don Kean 49, Bill Phelan- KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Vrkveh (L 0-2i 4 23 9 5 5 3 2 LA Raiders 2 0 0 I.OK 40 front of the loft bears witness to the buyer would have to know that occur on a scheduled basis. It’s usually a ‘crisis’ that Rlchg Zemgulys 50. a b rh b l a b rh b l rSmnower 2 23 1 1 1 2 2 2 Denver 2 0 0 1.000 31 Golf THE FOCAL PO tN Tof the main house's former function. The door there is work to be done on the creates an opening: an employee is fired; or suddenly Two Man Best Ball — Gross- Jim Wilson cf 4 0 0 0 Brown ct 4 0 0 0 i SSS 1 23 o o o 1 0 Giants 3, Astros Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 17 allowed hay to be thrown into the demoted: or quits; or is severely injured; etc. If your Booth-ChlcGaonon71,LouMmer-Ston Wshngt ss 4 0 1 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 10 ^ _ i o d d T—3 ^ A—41 294 Seattle 1 1 0 .500 X house is a massive “ great room,” a house and grounds. The house-is Domlan 71, Net- Tom Provencal-Walt Sherldn rf 4 0 0 0 Ward It 3 0 0 0 LOdd. T 3.02. A—41,290. Son Diego 0 1 0 .OX 29 former studio for Russell Cheney, loft from outside below. Wide vacant; Stager has not lived there resume/cover letter is read shortly before or after the Burlnskas 57, Gerry Blanchard-Ron McRae dh 4 1 1 0 Hrbek lb 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON SAN PRANCISCO Notional Conference ObrhM ObrhM an artist. The Stagers used the flooi%oards are made of oak' for a year, so bushes and gardens crisis, and there’s something about you that interests Jerosko 57, Will DIon-Ron Broege 58, Alkens lb 4)12 Hatcher rf 4 0 1 0 W hltB SOX 5. AUDBIB 4 IIO I East PGArasults the interviewer, you’ll be called in for an interview — Tom Brodv-John Sheetz 59. SImpsn lb 0 0 0 0 Bush dh 2 1 1 0 ■ P I 1 Doran 2b 4 0 1 0 Gladden ct 3 0 w L 1 0r 0 Pet. PFPA space as a living room. It is lit by a are overgrown. Four Mon Two Best Boll — Gross- white 2b 4 0 2 0 Engle dh 2 0 0 0 Mmphrv cf 4 1 2 0 Venable Oollos If 4 0 2 0 0 21.0X 0 65 47 huge tiered brass chandelier. THROUGH a passageway from Herald photos by Tarquinio before a help-wanted ad is placed. After all, if you look Gerry Blanchard-Ron Jeroszko-Chic Davis If 3 1 1 1 Goettl. 3b 2 0 10 CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Then ss 3 12 0 CDavIs cfWashington 4 0 1 1 0 0. 0.5X 53 44 At Sultan, Moss., Sept. 11 Cruz It 4 0 12 Evans -3b 3 1 0 0 Mark Lye SS3J)00 4939-7134—2X The room measures about 40 feet the great room is a kitchen with Still, the house' itself is solid. good on 'paper', they can bring you in fairly quickly to Gaonon-JIm Booth 140, Bill Muzin- Wathan c 2 0 0 0 Loudner c3000 abrhbl obrhlH Phllodelohla 1 1 0 .5X 35 40 72373738—274 determine if you're really the person they want to fill GIno Calderone-Don Paquette-Tony Cnepen 2b 2 0 0 0 Gagne ss 3 0 11 Pettis ct 5 0 2 0 RLow cf 4 3 3 ^ Knight 1b 4 0 10 CSmltb 1bNY 4 Giants 0 1 1 0 10.SX 22 39 Jim Thorpe 24.1X by 26 feet, and the beamed ceilings pegged wodden floors and working Roof, plumbing and heating sys Curved door leads to a walled courtyard Steullet 145, Net- Lou Mlller-Stan Totols 31 3 4 3 Totals 31 1 5 1 Carew 1b 5 0 10 Fisk c 4 0 0 1 Garner 3b 4 0 1 0‘ Pettlnt pr St.0 Lbuls 1 0 2 0 0 .OX0 34 62 John AAohoffev X .1X 4S3937-73r-274 are IS feet high. The effect of such fireplace. Off the kitchen is a tems are in good shape, Belfiore the job. If you are — they’ve saved the cost of the ad, Domlan-MarkBennett-DanHolme 120, Kansas City 010000 002______3 Brown rf 4 1 2 0 Balnies rf 5 0 12 Boss rf 3 0 0 0 Nicosia c 2 0 10 Ctntrol Sammy Rochels 24.1X 68383939—274 outside the home, which was formerly a Puhl rt 1 0 0 0 Brenly c 1 10 0 Fuzzy Zoellar 14ZI00 473839-71—275 space is nothing less than wooden deck with a hot tub. says. A considerable amount of the time involved in screening applicants, and the Jim Creagan-Bob LeBreux Sr.-Cralg Minnesota ' 000 010 000— 1 Rojeksn If 4 1 1 0 Luzinsk dh 4 0 1 1 Detroit 1 1 0 .SX 37 31 704949-48 274 Phllllps-JIm Warren 120, Bill Dion- Game-winning RBI— Alkens (2). - Narron dh 4 0 1 2 Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 Blorkmn c 4 0 0 0 Kulper 2b 3 0 0 0 Chlcogo 1 1 0 .SX 34 30 Ivon Smith 1X143 dramatic. Through the kitchen door on the insulation has been installed. barn for Cheney family horses. resulting interviewing process — and all because you Norm Pelletler-Ron Broege-Rov E—Gagne, Concepcion. DP— Boone c 3 2 2 1 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 Ryan p 3 0 0 0 Minton p 0 0 0 0 Green Bov 1 1 0 .5X 62 63 Leonord Thmpsn 12,143 7045-7239—274 had a name to send your resume to ... and you didn't Berghnn ph 1 0 1 2 Joe Inman 9,8X 49-4946-73—277 The room is enhanced by a floor Broege 120, Tom Provencal-Walt Kansas Wllfong 2b 4 0 2 1 Kittle It 4 0 0 0 Minnesota 1 1 0 .SX 44 69 wait for an ad! Burinskas-Len Belanger-Jack Corey City 2. LOB— Kansas City 3, Minnesota S. Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 VLow 3b 2 0 0 0 Sularz ss 3 0 10 Tompo Bov 0 2 0 .ox 10 2S Wayne Levi 9300 44-70-7O71—277 to ceiling fireplace, fashioned of 120, Bob Farrand-BIII Wood-Ted 2B—White. HR—Davis (1), Alkens (17). Lubrtch 3b 3 0 0 0 Hairstn ph ) 0 0 0 O'Molly oh 1 0 1 1 WMt George Burns 93X X-4947-49—2X carved stone, on one wall. Though Blasko-Dave Richardson 121. SB—Wilson (48),Concepcion (7). RJcksn ph 1 0 0 0 Rodrigz 3b 0 0 0 0 Hammkr p 1 0 0 0 LA Roms 2 0 0 1.0X 46 33 Dole Douglass 9300 7049-4939—277 Editor’s Note: Norman M. Gerber is a professional Yonobld 2b 1 0 0 0 Nick Price 7,700 7048- 7230-278 hooked up to a coal stove, Belfiore IP H R ER BB SO Adams 3b 0 0 0 0 Fletchr 2b 4 0 0 0 Son Francisco 1 1 0 .SX 65 employment consultant. If you have a job search Kansas City Dybznsk ss3 I 10 Totals 34 2 8 2 TotMs 31 3 7 3 New Orleans 1 1 0 .SX 55 47 David Peoples 7,7X 70713839—278 says the fireplace is workable... g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g Wills 531114 Cruz ph 1 1 i 0 One out when wining run scored Atlanta 1 1 0 .SX 33 33 Doug Tewell 43X 71-723947—279 Late in the 1800s the main house, related question you’d ^ke to see answered here, write Jackson (W 1-0) 3 1 0 0 ) 5 Totals 37 4 11 4 Totoh 34 S 7 4 Houston IN 0 N 030— 1 Sunday's Results J.C. Snead S4X 65-73-71-71—280 to Job Search, Box S91, Manchester Herald, Son Frandsco 8M8N 003- 3. Ron Streck S4X including the great room, was Quisenberrv (S 38) ) 1 0 0 0 0 Two out when winning run scored N.Y. Giants 14, Atlanta 13 (OT) 49-7071-70—280 Manchester, Conn. 06040. For a personal reply, 9 O C C 0 I Minnesota Collfomlo 010 300 tm 0— 4 Gamgwinnino RBI — O'Malley (7). Buffalo 10, Cincinnati 4 BUI Colfee 54X X-713948—280 actually a barn, according to Pettibone (L 0-1) 9 4 , 3 3 2 4 CMcogo lOIOOOONI— S E—(iarnar. DP—Son Francisco 1. LOB Cleveland 31, Detroit X Tim'Simpson 5,475 4072- 7139—280 Horace Learned, a member of the enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. —Houston 6, Son Francisco 7.2B—^Thon, Oono Quigley S4X • • • • • • • • • • • • • W a a a a a a a a T—2:09. A—4,827. (Some-winning RBI— Baines (17). Woshln(iton X, Philadelphia 13 70707139—280 Cheney family who lived in the , E—Fletcher, Boone, Carew. DP— Mumphrev. SB—^Venable 03); Pettinl Pittsburgh 75, Green Bov 2l Mark McCumber S4X 49307073-280 ( ). BIUBJBVSID.A s B California I, Chicago4. l o b —California 2 Dallas 34, St. Louis 17 Lou Graham 33X 71-7039-71—X I house from 1932 to 1971. M S C D ivision I uiuouayo iu .n^ ou 4, Chicago 5. 2B—Boone, R. Low 2, Ro. S—Hommoker. Chicago 17, Tompo Bov 10 Gil Morgan 33X 713059-73—X I “ It was a barn for both horses 17101, UIVI4IUII t Jackson. HR—Boone (8). SB—R. Low 2 IP H RERBBSO Brad Faxon 3,0X 733O7O70-XI Now’s the time Seattle 17, N.Y. Jets 10 and cows for the Knight Cheney Manchester Soccer Club Division I OAKLAND -TORONTO (69), Pettis (1),. Houston L.A. Roms X , New Orleans 27 Don Foreman 33X 7337-7071—X ) Ryan (L 13-7) 8 1-3 7 3 3 3 11 team opened Its campaign In the ^ . .?'!- ... .. ** RERBBSO Denver 17, Baltimore 10 Jock Renner 33X 7074-4938—X I family. They used to live in the Connecticut Soccer League's Division Hendrsn If 1 2 0 0 Collins It 3 2 10 Collfomlo Son Frandsco L.A. Raiders X , Houston 4 Ronnie Block 33X 7071- 44-74—X I house next.door," he says. 1 w ith.a 2-0 blanking of Waterburv McNeolv If 1 0 0 0 Webster c 1 0 0 0 F r ^ (L 11-10) 92-3 7 5 4 3 6 Hammaker 7 2-3 Miami 34, New England 74 Allan Millar 33X 4939-72-71—X I to start garden Portuguese Sunday at Charter Oak Davis rf 4 12 0 Mulinks 3b 5 2 2 1 Chlgdgo MIntn (W 7-10) 1 1-3 . Monday's (Some Ed Dougherty 33X 70707239—X I “ Then they converted it from a Field. >-narier uax lb 1 0 0 0 Moseby cf 3 2 0 0 Hoyt (W 20-10) 10 11 4 4 1 3 T—2:41. A—9,245. (All Times EDT) George Archer 33X 4071-71-71—X I barn into a studio for Russell Tom Cleary had both goals and Gross 3b 4 1 1 1 Bell If 1110 WP Forsch, T—2:39, A—41,878. Son Diego at Kansas City, 9 p.m. Joey Slndelor 33X 4073- 7O70-X1 Cheney,” says Learned. Charles sweeperback BIaz Stimac played well Quinons 3b 1 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 5 1 1 4 Thursday, Sspt. IS D.A. Welbrlng 33X 49-707349—X I .By Dick Raymond Lea Elder ),778 73-714O70-X2 Platt was the architect. The date of for the local hooters Lopes ct 3 0 10 Orta dh 5 2 3 2 RsdsA.PadrBsZ Cincinnati at Clevelond,8:Xp.m. For United Press International Next outing Is Sunday at the Stam- Pe'e'’5 =* ? J ?■] S,’’'?!'’ P*" ? 1 2 ? DodOBrS 7. AtiaUtB 6 Sunday, Sent, l l Jim Booros 1,778 74473071—282 the conversioif. Learned esti lord Macedonians at 3 p.m. Murphy dh 3 2 1 1 Whitt c 5 12 1 ■ Atlanta at (Tetrolt, 1 p.m. Curt Bvrum 1,778 49-71-7438—X2 mates, was about 191S. Page ph 1 0 0 0 Petrglll c 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO Baltimore at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Don Pooley 1,778 7072- 7347—X2 QUESTION: I started gardening this spring and Meyer lb 4 0 11 Barfield rt 4 3 3 3 ATLANTA LOS ANGELES ObrhM ObrhM Chlcogo at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Mac O'Grody 1,778 7049- 73-70-X2 “ The studio was really not a BUI Britton 1,778 had a terrible weed problem. I would like to grow a tJ"' “ *. 2 1. abrhbl abrhbl Redus If 5 13 1 Brown If 3 0 10 Konsos City at Woshlngton, 1 p.m. 71-707071—X2 place for housekeeping. “ Learned Kearney c 4 0 1 0 Fernndz ss 5 0 1 2 Butler It 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 3 10 1 BaTifes 1b 4 0 ) 0 Wiggins 1b 2 0 0 0 Son Francisco at St. Louis, 1 p..m. says. “ So wa converted it into a larger garden next year. Is there something I could do Drissen 1b 1 0 1 1 Jones ph 0 0 0 0 L.A. Roms vs. Green Bov • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 . „ „ „ „ Royster 2b S 2 2 0 Russell ss 5 0 10 at LPGA rasults place to live in after Russell to cut down on my weeds? _ _ , j 37 4 12 5 Totoli « 14^14 15 Ramirz ss 4 2 2 0 Baker If 5 0 10 Conepen ss 5 0 0 0 Lxznsfrd 1b 1 0 0 0 Milwaukee, 1 p.m. Mrs. D.B.M. —New Milford, Conn. H O C k ^ V Ooklond Murphy cf 3 2 1 3 Espy pr 0 1 0 0 Cedeno rf 4 0 0 0 Gwvnn rf 3 0 2 1 N.Y. Jets at New England, 1 p.m. Cheney rented it to us (in 1932). ■ a V \ v l \ C y Toronto 400 151 ^ — 14 Chmbis lb 4 0 1 0 Guerero 3b 4 1 0 1 Milner ct 1 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Pittsburgh at Houston, 1 p.m. At Portland, Ore., Sept. II When we lived there there were Kmmns rf 3 0 1 2 Morshll rf 5 1 3 2 Hoshidr d 3 2 2 1 McRynl d 4 1 2 1 Son Diego at Seattle, 1 p.m. (For 72) ANSWER: Now is the right time to start a new g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g g E--Whltt, Codiroll, Phillips. DP-— Wshngtn rf 2 0 0 0 Brock lb 2 2 10 Bench ph 1 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 1 0 Minnesota at Tompo Boy, 4 p.m. r Mint on llrtt ptayoff hole) still horses. You could hear them Oakland 1, Toronto 2. LOB—Oakland 9, Benedict c 4 0 2 0 Reynlds cf 4 0 1 1 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Sdlozar 3b 4 0 0 0 Phllodelphia at Denver, 4 p.m. JoAnne’^__...... _orner r n e r 8Z2J$22ibo X-7O70-212 stomping around at night.” garden plot for next year. To eliminate a good share of SnrinnfiBlll PintlRRrg Johnson 3b 4 O l O FImole c 1012 Esdsky 3b 3 0 1 1 Bonilla 2b 4 0 0 0 N.Y.GIantsatOallos,4p.m Charlotte Mntomrv 14,7X 704074—212 your weed problem, you should spade your new plot o p riliyilB IU riUtlBBlS Peters 2, Garcia, Phillips, Orta. 3B— Barker o 3 0 0 0 Monday ph 1 0 0 0 Bllordell c 4 1 3 0 Thurmnd p 2 0 0 0 Monday, Sopt. If Alice Miller 9,000 73-7249—214 four to six weeks before the ground freezes. It is very ENFIELD anrinafiAiri Borfield, Colllhs, Hernohdez, Bell. HR— Boggs p 0 0 0 0 Yeager c 10 0 0 Paris 2b 2 0 10 Booker p 0 0 0 0 MIomlotLJk. Raiders Sharon Barrett 9,000 7449-71-214 WHEN LEARNED, an Avon important when spading that you take the shovel full Pee Wee AA vouth'hockey team took a — Brizzolar pOOOO Honeyett p i 0 0 0 Russell p 3 0 0 0 Chifter p 0 0 0 0. Amy Benz S3X 72-73-70—215 resident, and his wife moved in the Scherrer 0 0 0 0 RIchrds ph 1 1 1 0 Bonnie Ljjuar 5,245 7273-70—21S 6- lwln8ye?Sf M o ? l°z^ ^ " r e r BB SO S2SS house, they renovated a toolshed of soil and turn it bottom side up, with the grass in the Wllllms rf 0 0 0 0 FIreovId o 0 0 0 0 SaahawksirjBtslO Avoko Akomoto 4JM0 74-7073—216 bottom of the shovel hole. 'This w ill. kill off the Enfield Twins Rink. Jett Morin of Oakland * " ® SSSS 5 “^ ® 2 2 2 2 Totalt 34 4 12 4 Totals 32 2 7 2 Donna Coponl 4J)80 727073—216 into a bedroom. Later they con Manchester had two goalsand Eric r ^ i (? is ni i a a a a ^ ° ° ® ® S *!!'"*'' J? ? 2 2 2 4 9 2 Clndnnoll N I101N 1— 4 Pottl Rizzo 4J1K . 7271-73—314 verted the hayloft Into a master vegetation through the winter. McGranohan added a pair and Chris S™ ™ 8 2 2 2 0 8 i 2 2 2 Son Diego 0N8M011— 2 Seattle 818 8 7—17 Mary Dwyer 4M0 70-7274—216 Of course, if you are going to have a large garden, NY Jets 0 3 0 7—10 bedroom suite. They also added ?®-- ’ ?; »x"ph 88 88. (tame-wInnIng RBI — Redus (11). LeAnn Cossodov 4MD 4270X—214 rent or borrow a roto-tiller to grind up the vegetation, DP—Clndnnotl 1, San Diego 1. LOB— Second Jull Inkster 2778.75 727339—217 the present in-law suite to the old •» 1 2-3 3 2 2 1 3 r B 8 d S d h ? ’ 8 8 8 8 Cincinnati 10, Son Diego 4. 2B— Sen—Warner 7 run (N. Johnson kick), Kathy Whitworth 2778.75 74-7439—217 part of the house. exposing the roots so they will die. \ Bllordello, Householder, Gwvnn. 1:34 Dionne Dailey 2778.75 7271-74—217 Another thing to remember is that fall is the best ggggggggggggggggaagggg Gott^wVu) 5 4 3 3 4 4 AndS-mr0 10 8 HR— Seo—FG N. Johnson 40,8;X Sandro Hoynle 2778.75 744072-317 , The great room is lit by a huge, Householder (5), McReynolds (3). NYJ—FG Leahy 18,14:X rfiultl-paned window, probably 10 time to take asoil test of your garden and add lime to it _ . un ? ? 2 2 1 2 Totott 37 4 11 5 Totals 38 7 9 7 Fourth Joyce Kozmlerskl 2J16S 74-7271^18 I p n m e , 1 — ' 2 9. 5 Two out wtion winning run leomd SB— Muffin Spenoer-Dvin 208S 7271-73—2)8 feet -wide and 12 feet high. if it is needed, so it will have time to work during the Iwlllll9 Young pitched to 2 batters In 5th; Gott Atlonta 0 0 9 3 M t0 ^ 6 Redus 2 (34), S-Russell. Warner 1 run (N. Johnson kick), Connie Chllleml 2,085 71-7272—218 winter. You can get instructions and have the soil pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Los Anoolw Ott M l 104— 7 IP H RERBBSO Jon Stephenson 208S 407272-218 Northern light was needed for gggggggggggggggggggggg HBP-by Jones (Barfield). T-2:57. ^SSJinnlngRBI-RwoldsI^ Cindnnall NYJ—Wtalkw 44 pass from Todd Hollis Stacy 1,50S.43 727739-219 Cheney to do his paintings, Belfi Living-room was once the studio of Russell Northern window. tested through your local county extension agent, or Russell (W 3-2) 7 1-3 5 1 1 3 2 (Leahy kick), 11 :X yOU can purchase an easy-to-use soil test kit from your u E—Rmple, Ramirez. DP—Atlanta 1, A-XJ144 Bath Daniel 1J05.43 727271- 219 ore notes. The window overlooks a _ 38,439. 'i_os Angeles ). LOB—Atlanta IT, Los Scherrer 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Vicki Tabor 1,505.43 727272- 219 Cheney. He painted by the light of the massive local garden store. U.S.OUBnrBSUitS Angelei 10. 2B—Plmple, Morales, Akar- Hume (S 8) 11110 1 Seo 'Jets Sondro Palmer 1J0S.63 74-7272—219 Son OiMo First downs 19 14 Dot Germain 1,SU.M 727273- 219 RangBrs2.MarlnBr8l *Ri5,Vr«”"“ “ ‘'^'”’'' Thurmond (L 7-3) 4 7 3 3 ) 4 RUshes-yords 57—194 29—174 Linda Hunt 1,505.42 71-7273-319 QUESTION: Is there anything I can grow-in my ^ At New York, Sept, i r (15). S—Reynolds. Booker 1 2-3 3 0 0 3 1 Pasting yards 74 20S’ Alice RItzmon 1,S0S.63 71-74-74—219 Socks bv-vords gardep this year when I ’m done harvesting that will' ‘ Men;sS[Wles TEXAS SEATTLE " E ER t t SO Chitfer 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 3—17 1 -5 Judy_ Clark IJ0A43 71-7078-119 To stop car stererl theft, make it hard to remove J r tflOl eiik m || gia> M || K| AIIQniO FIreovId ' 1 2 1)01 Return yards X 95 Kathy Postlewolt 14)38.75 74-7O70-2X protect the soil for the winter? T—2:39. A—18,947. Patses 7 -1 5 -0 12-28-3 Mrs.'C.K. —Rock, Kansas JlmmyConnors (3), Belleville, III., del. wilkrin ss 4 O 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Barker 51-3 4 3 3 3 1 Punts Ivon L«,dl (2). Czechoslovoklo, 4-3,4-7, ^ * 2 ?? i gg 8 B ^^Sr? 2b 1 8 8 8 g « g » 'S ^ S S } i S—43.8 4—45.3 NEW YORK (UPI) — One way to compared with the same period a year decoy to make a stereo system look like and leave only the ignition key with the Fumbiss-lost 4 -3 4—4 ago, partial thefts for the period rose 2 an.inexpensive AM-FM radio. attendant. If you must leave the car on 7- 5,40. B'Y®''* “ h < 0 0 0 Reynlds 2b 3 0 0 0 1 2 n n 2 n ? gggggggggggggggggggggg Psifbltlss-vords 2—13 6—55 protect a car stereo from theft is to ANSWER: There are several crops you can plant •2 ® “'*'“ Wright ct 3 12 0 Putnom ph 0 0 0 0 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 percent to 3 percent, says an insurance Car stereo prices ranging from $350 the street after dark, park in a FilKH A*il 'IK *1 I 1 1 ttr/wlleu e-f O A A A MOOT# 2 I 2 2 1 i Tims of posissilon X:X X ; n . increase the time a rip-off artist needs that will protect the soil from erosion and improve its indtvMHol Statistics to removh the equipment. company executive. to $1,000 are only the tip of the iceberg. well-lighted area. O'Brien lb 3 Q 0 0 RoeniSi dSOIR.. ’ RUSHING—Ssottls-Wornsr 2S-I28, Transactions texture for next year. I like to plant blocks of kale, ‘y-.B g® *Y " BJenee If. soli Fheigg ta | I ; 3 B i i k S L S S f ^ ' ■' e i i '* '# * e TV That may lead a thief to move on to an Ron Arnold, a vice president of State A thief can do $2,000 worth of damage to, • At home, leave the car in your •••••••••••••••••••••• mustard and turnip greens in part of my garden so I SunObrg c 3 0 0 0 Motet ct oToO tSS**" J ? f ? fNM^BGig # *# # •# # # •# •••••• nink 17-47, Huotiee 014, Brown 4-9, Zom easier target, says Nancy Golonka, Farm Insurance, of Bfoomington, III., the dashboard in removing the equip-' garage or driveway, if possible. Reynolds,Knoxvme^^^47,41,43. Andersn 2b3 0 1 0 Sweet c 1 0 0 0 2 ? 1 1 1 can have fresh greens under the snow even in ^Inus 2 NY Jatf-McNall 221«, director of consumer affairs for the said partial thefts involve stealing of ment, Ms. Golonka says. • Take your registration with you. Mixed Doubles Cowens dh 3 0 1 0 Rodos 0 1 0 0 1 TONIGHT $:ruli;hfltld 231, Todd 1-2 DIerkIng 1-1. Vermont. In the remainder of my garden I always Final sHndrm It 4 0 1 1 Hershlser 1-3 0 0 0 1 7:1S Red Sox vs. Orioles, WTIC Insurance Information Institute. such items as wheel covers and car Precautions to protect the costly Leaving it in the glove compartment Elizabeth Sayers and John Fitzgerald, RNels^ rf 4 0 1 0 Hooton 2 1 0 0 0 PASSING—Seattle-Zorn 7-15-0-81. St. Louis — Recollod pitebar Ralph plant annual rye grass. Make sure, it is annual rye 7:3b Mets vs. Phillies, SportsChon- Sltorella and Jett Keener, second As sales of expensive car stereo stereos. He said random surveys show equipment may also prevent car theft, makes it easier foy a thief to sell the car I Australia, del. Borbora Potter, Wood- - Coles Sj 3 0 0 0 BeckwHh (W 2-3) 3 2 0 0 I neT, W INF grass and not perennial. Rye grass will keep your vburv. Conn., and FerdI Taygan, Marina ■ Mwm do c 2 0 0 0 Zochrv pitched to 1 batters In 4th; JetoTodd 12202221 bofomon Jett Doyle, third botemon Jim about half the reported partial'thefts • For example, when you park, lock or to impersonate you if stopped by the 8 Yankees vs. Brewers, Channel 11, Saxton and outfleldar Jim AdducI from systems have increased, along wfth garden lush and green way into the winter. It protects Roy, Collf. (1), 3g, 43,44. . ChJntaV rSi 1 8 8 8 "®®“ »® * RECEIVING — Saottlg-LaraOnt 2 X , Involved radio-tape player and stereo the car and take the key. But first, police. WPOP , . Jackson 1-21, Doornink 375. NY Jets- Louisville of the American Aptotla- their prices, so has the incidence of the soil and in the spring it will have died, roots and all, Senior Men's Invitatlanal Doubles RamM u o o o o Brlizolaro pitched to1 batters In 4th; ^ 9 NFL: Chtafs v>. Chorgers, Channel ■ tloa. make sure your alarm system, if any, is Theft insurance is available for both Fhtal Tetali * 3 5 3 Tototo 3T14I Moore pItzJied to 2 batters In thYVth. B ^ u m 2 X ; McNeil 214,.Wolker 2114, theft. systems. making it easy tp spade or till so the soil will be loose Panctio Segura and Fred Stolle del. Text? » » > » HBP—by Honeycutt (Butler). T— G o ^ e v 257, AugutlynlOk 1-7, Hector 13. Hockey The situation has created a market on. permanently Installed and portable II Coligpe football; USC vs. Florida Missed Held goal: Seottle-N. Johnson, N ^ Jersey — Sjoned forward Hoctor While auto thefts dropped about 2 an(l mellow. OlckSavittandTomGorman,41,44. Seome 08088018#—1 (1(10^), USA Cable S3 Mortal and goalie Ron Low. percent during the first half of 1963 for anti-theft devices such as a special • Park in an attended lot or garage auto stereos. IB - MANOHKSTKK H E R A U ). Miuulav. St iil. 12. miu MAN( IIKSTKK H K K A U ). MfMifl-t> Sr| • 12,
Why should stereo dealer Advice r r Band shall sell radio at higher price concert Husband’s trip to the altar fc Harold E. Turkington, will be responsible for QUESTION: 1 pur shipping costs, including left, past potentate of chased a Mura Hi-stepper Insuring expensive Sphinx Temple, directs radio from a stereo dealer equipment. the Sphinx Tqitiple tempts wife to stay at home for $40. It works fine and I 4. No unauthorised per was quite iatisfied until Stereo Expert Shrine Band Sunday at son should attempt to the other day. I saw the .jnake even minor rk>eirs the Manchester Bicen These scholarship's cover same radio in a popular By Jack Bertrand DEAR ABBY: My hus to equipment under a tennial Band Shell , at band is a well-known tuition, books, room, department store for $25. board, laundry, etc. for Now 1 feel cheated! Why warrantee, as this may Manchester Commun professional man in our void it completely. area. His secretary, who the duration of college. should a stereo dealer ity College. The selec There are no repayment charge so much more All of the above are has.been'with him for four Dear Abby standard temu of elec tion was written by-.^ years, has -asked him to obligations of any kind. than the department F Abby, don't you think The pAce is the only clue. void. tronic equipment warran Turkington's father, the give her 19-year-old store? Abigail Van Buren the parents of our scholar This situation also exists Any consumer who buys tees, with soma of my daughter awhy in mar ANSWER: Electronic late Harold Turkington. ship recipients should ex with repair parts. electronic equipment advice thrown in. As you riage. The secretary is equipment,, like many Below, among those press a word of apprecia from a store that doesn't can see, there are some divorced, and her ex- other items, is available enjoying the concert tion to our organization QUESTION: 'Thekereo service it, or a store that "catch 22" situations in husband (a local resident) in different grades. Stereo. for the exceptional benef dealers that vanie their system .1 bought a few goes out of business, them that assure you of, were (from left), Lilian refuses to participate in or its their sons and daugh reputation only sell first months ago n e ^ service, should know a few facts paying something for Clogston and Marge even attend his daugh upset? No. Your husband UPTIGHT IN CHICAGO ters receive?„An annual quality equipment. This but the stpreo dealer who about obtaining warran warrantee service-if you ter’s wedding although his Clogaton of South should have discussed it P.S. Don’t tell me maybe note, mpybe 'Thanks for equipment is t^e most sold it to me went out oi tee service that always must get factory M rvice. name is on the invitation. Windsor, Martha J. with you first. Should you it's ^cause I married the $6,000.gift you gave expensive. The same business. I ’m not sure applies. Here they are. No one even mentioned ■'. c- ■' attend the wedding? Yes. young. I'v e had a lot of our son (or daughter) thfk make and model may also which component has a 1. Savh all packing It you have a question Schmalz of Enfield, and the above to me until all It would look worse if you trouble in my life. I've year?" be available as seconds^ problem. It cdiild be the- material and cartons in aboni stereos you would the plans were made. I Jean Sperber of didn’t. been raped twice — the Would you believe t-hat turntable or the amplifier. like to see answered here, know the secretary but factory repacks or un case the unit must be Vernon. ^ first time by my fathe'K we have spent as much as tested units that cost How can I get it serviced shipped to the warrantee write to: Jack Bertrand, have never met her DEAR ABBY: I am 17 $30,000 to educate one much less to buy. The first under the warrantee? service ceilter. Ike Stereo Expert, Bos daughter. photo* by Pinto and have been married a , DEAR UPTIGHT: youth whose parents have quality radio you havqr I 2. Save original sales 591, Manchester Herald, I feel very uncomforta year and two months to a First you should be exam never once said thank will perform better and ANSWER: Each manu slips. Send copies with the Manchester, CT aM49. ble alMut this and have Herald photo by Tarquinio wonderful man. (He’s 22 ined by a gynecologist to you? last longer than the other facturer has its own war equipment -as proof of For a personal reply, told my husband that it is and we are in the determine whether, there I predict, that unless grades in most cases, so rantee terms. You should purchase, not theorlginal, enclose a self-addressed, bound to create some military.) is some kind of physical people begin to acquire a Sweet nothing don't feel cheated. The big call the manufacturer and because it could get lost stumped envelope. Jack speculation as to what the?- We are very happy, but problem. If there is none, sense of gratitude for the surprise to most people is follow their directions. 1 and make future warran Bertrand Is a Uccased relationship between him Todd Anderson, 6, wonders where to wood-spiitting and pie-eating contests, we have problems making there's a strong'possibil- generosity of others, the that the equipment is not can point out that any part tee service impossible to technician who lives at 46 and his secretary really love I seem to hold back, ity that you are uptight wells of charily are going take the next bite from his cotton candy a crafts show and a host of games for labeled or marked in any of the warrantee that was obtain. Phelps Road In Madches- is. and much as I want to, I because of your rape eventually to dry up. Any aduits and chiidren. given by the dealer will be 3. Keep in mind that you ter. My husband said he had Saturday at the first annuai Coventry way as to what grade it is. can’t seem to let m yself experience. Go, to your comment? Jaycees’ Coventryfest. The fs\ir featured no choice because "they have no m ale fam ily go. My husband has been nearest rape crisis center. ' CONCEiRNED Supermarket Shopper Clip ^n’ file refunds mem ber to perform the very patient with me, but I It doesn't matter how long I know he can't enjoy him ago the rape occurred, if it DEAR CONCERNED: Seasonings, Sauces, Sugar, Syrup, I duty.” Am I wrong to be upset? And do you think I self because of the wa]71 hasn't been dealt with and An expression of grati ECDs extend watch battery life Salad Dressings (File No. 5) I am. resolved, it needs to be. tude from the parents of Clip out this file and keep it with similar should attend the I wedding? We’ve discussed the students who benefit from Bv UPl-Sclence Digest At all other times the device turned up no harmful side effects; Always act cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with I problem together and DEAR ABBY: I direct a scholarships would seem WITHHOLD MY NAME » . “ remembers” the blue, holding Despite the fact that the gel beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting I think maybe I should seek charitable organization minimal, and the students the needed proofs of purchase while looking for The batteries in your watch m ay. the color until the current is displays no detectable antibiotic' I DEAR WITHHOLD: professional help. Where that provides full scholar themselves should . also soon last 10 times longer, thanks to reversed. acitivity, no infection was ever the required forms at the supermarket, in I Are you wrong to be should I go? ships to deserving youths. thank their benefactors. a new kind of digital display. ECDs may soon make computer seen in treated wounds. The gel, newspapers and magazines, add when trading on problem with friends. Offers may-not be available in all I Called electrochromic devices screens muqh easier on the eyes. which the catfish produces when it areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive I or ECDs, these displays use almost The tungsten compound produces is threatened, is primiA'ily made of I no electricity at all. A Japanese no light, so the displays won't heat protein, with small Amounts of each refund. The following refund offers are worth $11. This I company already has put an ECD up Or emit radiation, an advantage fats, carbohydrates and nucleic Ex-smoker reports ‘miracle’ clock on the American market. for computer terminal users. acids. Tests on animals suggest with product week's refund offers have a total value of $23.39. I What's behind the new displays that the material somehow in-' This offer doesn’t require a refund form: I is a transparent chemical com Skin wounds heal 60 percent creases the tendency of a wound's LA CHOY BBQ Mitt Offer, P.O. Box 2174, I pound, tungsten trioxide, that faster than usual when treated edges to stick to eac(i other and Dallas, TX 75221. Receive a free BBQ Mitt. Send I one label from the La Choy 10-ounce or 16-ounce turns electric blue when activated with a preparation made from a close up. By AAartin Sloane very good about handling I return of taste and smell by electricity. Other displays, like gelatinous skin excretion of the Ironically, the catfish is better United Feature problems with their own Soy Sauce, plus one label from either La Choy I those using liquid crystals — LCDs Arabian Gulf catfish. known for its venomous spines, Syndicate store brands. The solution Sweet & Sour Sauce or La Chqy Teriyaki Sauce. I is usually an exchange for Expires Oct. 31,-1983. — need a steady flow of electricity Biochemists from the University “ which can cause swelling, numb DEAR DR. LAMB: I had a very miserable another can or package to ' These offers require refund forms: I to be visible. But ECDs use it only of Kuwait report that 6 years of ness, nausea, fever and local DEAR MARTIN: 1^ I read your column about itchy rash and hives last to trigger a change of information. trials on human subjects have paralysis. replace the one that DURKEE Famous Foods. Receive a $1.50 year and again, recently. know that should I have a" coupon for a meat, poultry, vegetable or fish I the person who had no problem with one of the caused the problem. sense of taste or smell for My doctor gave me a shot In many cases, the store item. Send the required refund form and two L national brands, the ma 20 years. I wondered if he and several medicines but will pass the complaint labels from any of the following Durkee Creative t Your Health nufacturer will usually smoked. I lead quit smok they proved to be tempor along to the packer or Seasonings: 2 and a half-ounce Lemon Fish About Town stand behind the product. Miss America contestants ing clinics as a volunteer ary. I suffer weeks' or manufacturer who pro Seasoning, 3 and seven-eights-ounce Fried But, I never gave this with the American Cancer Lawrence Lamb, M.D. longer. duced it under the store Chicken Seasoning, 2 and one-quarter-ounce much thought when con Society. During one group He suggested it may be name. These companies, Onion Butter Saute, 2 and three-Iourths-ounce my diet and -a lack of Lodge to meet Tuesday sidering a supermarket's Steak Salt, 3-ounce Broil N ' Grill, 1 and meeting a man in his early own store brand, at least ~ though perhaps not the amino acids, but I have seven-eights-ounce Herb Vegetable. Expires. 60s told us he had not been Manchester Lodge 73 of Masons will meet Tuesday not until I purchased a size of the major national begin weekiong activities able to smell or taste not been able to get the Feb. 29. 1984. ^ at 7; 30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St. brand companies, also information I need about container of Purity Su R.T. FRENCH CO. Pick-A-Pair-Of-Peppers. anything for five years. On Sept. 20-the entered apprentice degree will be have a reputation to up does decrease a person's foods. I had to get m y hair preme liquid cleanser. Receive four 25-cent coupons for any four •v Louis Toscano He had to ask his wife to been able to taste them for conferred with ^unioer warden Bruce F. Rothwell hold. Too many com ability to taste. I have had cut because of the scabs When I tried to use some French's spices. Send the required refund form United Prisss International smell his shirts and his five years. For the first presiding. Refreshmnets will follow both meetings. plaints or inefficient han many patients who quit on my neck where I of the cleanser, I found it and the register tape with the purchase prices food to warn him of odors. time, at noon loday, I dling of complaints may smoking for such reasons scratched while asleep. had hardened and circled from two of French's 4-ounce Black ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. - The No one could find the could begin to taste the lose the storeys account. as a recent heart attack, DEAR READER: I do wouldn't pour. I was Pepper packages. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. 6Srd annual Miss America Page cause of his problem. cucumber in my salad.” i volunteer to me how much not know what you have Square dancers cancisl ready to throw it away HOLLAND HOUSE Free Whisk. Receive a free ant oflicially began today but the Then one day a doctor His sense of taste and Change For The Better better their food tasted from your description but and go back to a national 12-inch whisk plus a $1 coupon for Holland House $0 women hoping tp capture th6 finally suggested that his smell improved dramati The Manchester Square Dance Club workshop Readers may'have no after they quit. They I would suggest you see a brand, but then I said to Cooking Wine and a "Cooking with W ine" recipe crown already have spent a busy smoking might be related cally within two weeks. scheduled for Tuesday at Waddell School has been ticed a change in the way didn't know what a plea dermatologist. If you are myself, why shouldn't the pamphlet. Send the required refund form and the (wo days posing for pictures and to it in some way. I have never observed a canceled due to the Democratic primary. supermarket stand be we now provide'informa- Within a week after the similar miracle in seven sure eating could be. And eating a balanced diet you tion on refund forms tp Universal Product Code symbol from any preparing (or the contest. hind a product which has All grins and giggles, the con man quit smoking in our years of leading these of course smell is affected should have enough write for. In the past, Holland House Cooking Wine bottle. Expires Dec. by smoking. That is part amino acids. the atore name on it? 31. 1983. testants cavorted through three clinic he arrived with a clinics, nonetheless I am EHzabeth’an dinner set when we gave the name of of the reason smokers do But your p ro b lem I wrote .to the main KRAFT Real Mayonnaise Half Price Refund photo sessions Sunday, enjoying big grin on his face. He reporting it to you be office of Purity Supreme an offer and the address to could hardly wait to tell cause it did happen to this not realize how bad their sounds like an allergy ora The South United Methodist Church will sponsor an Offer, Receive a coupon for $1 off your next one last chance to relax before the and asked them this ques which you could write for us. “ I want you to know man. habit smells to a non- contact dermatitis. In Elizabethan dinner Nov. 12 at 6 p.m. at the church. quart-size jar. Send the required refund form and pageant shifts into high gear. The tion. Several weeks later I a refund form, there was that I'v e always loved DEAR READER: smoker. that case you need to know The event is part of the church's 1983-1984 concert the back labels from three quart-size jars of Kraft contest climaxes Saturday night was surprised to receive a no indication of the proofs- Thank you for sharing DEAR DR. LAMB: I what the rash is and what series. Real Mayonnaise. Expires Oct. 31, 1983. with the crowning of a new queen. cucumbers and it has package containing six of-purchase that were re been a real disappoint your experience with oth .am interested in food is causing it before you n madrigal group from Suf field, under the direction K R A F T Barbecue $1 Chicken Refund. Send the Pageant officials control the containers of liquid quired by the offer. In ment to me that I haven't ers. Certainly smoking containing amino acids. I can be properly treated. of Bruce Henley, will perform. Tickets are 110 per required refund form and the register tape with picture sessions but some of the cleanser. A few days later some cases, readers person or $8.50 for senior citizens and series patrons. wrote for refund forms any brand chicken purchase price circled, plus women still managed'to bend the a letter arrived from the back labels from two' 40-ounce size or three rales a little as their chaperones Certified Brands. Com and discovered, upon re ceiving them, that they 28-ounce size or five 18-ounce size bottle of Kraft looked the other way. State secret revealed „ Playing the piano can be fun if you do it pany. It said that they Barbecue Sauce or Kraft Reduced Calorie Miss Washington, Jennifer Hav- Cinenta Wates plan trip made the cleanser pack- did not use the products Barbecue Sauce. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. lln, and Miss Oklahoma, Trelynda ANAHEIM , Calif. (U P I) — One of the best-kept with your friends. These two Manches 'aged under the Purity whose proofs were re Manchester WATES will m w t Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. LAW RY’S$l Refund Offer. Receive two 50-cent Kerr, broke off a Boardwalk stroll state secrets has been exposed — Gov. Georrge Hartford MansHsId — Reopens Fri ter children and an East Hartford child Supreme name. They quired. This information Attienoum Clntmo — Reop day. at 72 E. Center St., rear. Weighing-in will be from 6:30 coupons. Send the required refund form and the (o throw bread cnimbs to a-flock of Deukmejian's teenage daughter spent the apologized for the prob is now provided within the ens Thursdov- to 7:30 p.m. try out the piano during a class in the register tape with the purchase price circled for ■eagtills and Miss New York, summer working at Disneyland as one of Snow Cinema City — t-lould Sky lem, saying: “We have parenthesis marks. We Members who plan to go on the mystery ride Sept. 20 Kodaly system of training. The children, any Lawry's Teriyaki, Sweet ‘N Sour or Stir-Fry Vanessa Williams, had an im White's seven dwarfs. (R ) 7:15, 9:25. — Gandhi alerted our Quality Con hope it will allow more of (PG) 8. — Easy Money (R) 7, I must sign up at the meeting or contact Dorothy Sauces. U>ok for the form on the package. promptu chat with boxing great "S h e was one of the seven dwarfs," said a from left, are; Steven Zakowicz and trol Department to keep a ' our readers to obtain the ' 9. — Rulino Class (P G ) 7:05, Hayman or Alberta Norris no later than Thursday. Expires March 31, 1984. Muhammad A ll.. spokesman for the amusement park. But neither 9:40.^ close watch on this pro valuable refund forms 'Alicia Karen Harris, Manchester; and Here’s a refund form to write lor: A $1 refund. During a scheduled poolside the governor's office nor the Magic Kingdom Clnestudlo — Tender Mer duct so that it does not they have been searching cies (P G ) 7:30 with Fronces I Sarah Batchelder, East Hartford. Royal Desserts $1 Refund, P.O. Box 7126, pose, Miss Georgia, Tammy Ful- wanted to talk about Leslie Deukmejian's career. SAXOAiNHATINIC daily O O C/1 happen again." for. (R ) 9:20. FtMT S640W ONLY _ Pinochle scores Stratmar Station, Bridgeport, CT 06650. Send wider, Miss Illinois, Becky Bush, No one will even say which dwarf she played. Colonial Reopens Sept. I ^Needless to say, I was your name and address on a 3-by-5 card. Requests Miss South Carolina, Dalia Garcia, “ It’s |)he desire of the family, including the 16. Following are the scores for pinochle games Fun with music for tots very pleased and my faith T H E EA SY W AY to find must be postmarked by Oct. 31. 1983. This offer and Miss Utah, Lynn Lambert, children, that they not be interviewed and that East Hartford Thursday at the Army h Navy Club. Play starts eath in "store brands" was EAST HARTFORD - “ Fun With Music" classes a cash buyer for nb- expires Nov. 30, 1983. Save five Royal 6-ounce dived into the water and briefly (they) be permitted as much as possible to grow Eostwood Pub a CInim a — Thursday at 9:30 a.m. and is open to all senior citizens. restored. — M. Vieira, Jows3 (PG) 7:30. are scheduled to start Sept. 21 at 33 Kenneth Drive. longer-needed house Gelatin or five Royal Large Pudding package aplashed around for up outside of the glare of publicity," said Larry Robert Ahern 687, Bud Paquin 668, John Wilkinson Peabody, Mass. Poor Richard's PUb a Ci hold Items Is with a panels containing the Universal Product Ckxih photographers. Thomas, the governor's spokesman. nema — Class (R ) 7. 635, Andy Noske 638, Helena Gavello 628, Carolyn They will be taught by Kodaly-trained music teacher, want ad. Dial 643-2711 to symbol and the label from the purchase o f any ' Miss Pennsylvania, Jennifer Leslie, who turns 19 this month, is one of three Showcase Cinemas — Mr. Ronskavitz 611 and Ellen Sasse 610. Barbara Wing. Mom (P G ) 1:25, 7:25, 9:30. — DEAR READER: A place vour^uick-actloii canned fruit). Eahelman, and Miss Michigan, Deukmejian children. She recently left her H E R C U IE S ^ Also Kitty Byrnes 609, Paul Ottone 600, Mary Hill - The method involves highly success-oriented Notional Lampoon's Voca shopper who experiences Denise Gehman, were working out U P i ph oto tion (R ) 1:t5, 7:30, 9:50. — 599, Edna Farm er 598, Robert Schubert 590, Betty programs involving songs, fantasy and movement, summer job to go back to college. a problem with a product on some weightlifting equipment Trading Places ( R) t >40,7:35, - SHOWN AT - Turner 585, Elenora Moran 576. ' especially tailored for children ages 3 through 5. The Disneyland spokesman, who asked not to 9:55. — Risky Business (R ) 1, should always take ac in a hotel gymnasium. Miss America Contestants Miss Michigan, Denise Renee, be identified, confirmed for the Los Angeles M I-M I-BiSS Also Edward Scott 571, John Klein 571, Dom Three, 45-minute classes will be offered for IS 7:30, 9:45. — Hercules (P G ) Wednesdays. The two classes offered for ages 3 tion. Just because a pro The frivolities are aimed at Gehman (left)jand Miss Washington, Jennifer Lee Havl in Times that the governor's daughter worked this ):)5 , 7:15, 9:35. — NIoht- ■Anastasio 562, Camillo Vandrillo 561, Arnold Jansen duct has a store name on it framing the women in the page mores (R ) 1:20,7:45, 10. — 48 through 5 will meet at 11:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. Classes enjoy a lively game of shuffteboarej on the top deck of summer as a character in the park's entertain Hrs. (R ) 1, 9:30 with Raiders 559 and Angelo Daglio 559. is no reason to hesitate. ant's all-American image, but the C U J O Ig for 5 and 6-year-olds, will meet at 3:45 p.m. For more EMPEROR RANDFATHER Atlantic City, N.J.'s new shopfJing mall, Ocean One. ment division. of the Lost Ark (P G ) 2:45, 6 queen this year is not likely to be information contact Barbara Wing 569-4284. Most supermarket^ are 7:15. — C u lo (R )l:0 5 ,7:45,10. — SHOWN MT:* Circle members to meet the girl next door. The 50 state Monchestor representatives are mostly super- UA Theaters East — Easy St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of Isabella, will -'lx CLOCK SHOW achievers with big plans for the Monev (R ) 7:30, 9:20. M IN IS OF TNI lOST AIR meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Federal Bank, Wagner, wants to be a conference chocoholic," Miss Tennesee, Thoughts Stoylne Alive (P G ) 7:40.9:30. MNOOIS B VO West Middle Turi^ike. EAST HARTFORD 8H0WINB ttature. — Return ot the JedI (P G ) 7, Regional Adult Basic Education As usual, many of the women — coordinator, and Miss Iowa, Karri Moira Kaye, wants everyone to . 9:30. M M iiE N U I All incoming officers and retiring officers are asked TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY ■■ SHOWN W:'« ■ 11 to be exact — want to pursue Nus'sle, hopes to become a college know her hbme' 'was the subject of to attend. School & Parii Streets Ssptamber 13,14,15 Jesus said, “ Therefore I tell you, do not worry about Mansfield »-Si4Sa7iII-« iM Holldiy Inn entertainment careers, but a band conducter. an indoor air pollution study" and Trfnslux Collose Twin — Vernon, Connecticiit 06066 number of less glamorous profes But to win the title, with its that she collects ceramic frogs. your life." Mt. 6:25 Fellini's Sotyrlcon 7 with 3M Roberti 81 Conterburv Tales 9:20. RISKY sions have shown up on the $25,000 scholarship and potential Miss Maine, Brenda Theriault, Our response to Jesus is “ that's easier said than (203) 875-1060 Vernon Chicken barbecue and tag sale 1-84 Robarte 81 Exit contestants’ resumes. earnings of about $150,000, the an aspiring helicopter pilot, says done." This may be because we do not view our life as B U S IN iS S H ! IKIO PM III Ddn PM a gift, and we are not properly thankful. Somehow we Clno ta x — War Gomes -SHOWN REGISTER FOR FREE Many women plan conventional women have to attract some ahe helped build her house and is (PG) 7,9:10.— Roidersofthe BOB(rON — Bolton Lions will sponsor a combina- attention — and how they try. protected by Weimaraner'attack thlqk life is something to be achieved. It is something Lost Ark (P G ) 7:20,9:30. • Westminster Chimei careers such as law, business, or . tion chicken barbecue and tag sale Sept. 18 at Indian REGIONAL ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES • Completely Am m bled Miss Minnesota, Vicki Plaster, dogs — but won't say why until the rich and the beautiful possess but not us. And the - Notch Park pavilion, from 10 a.m. to4p?as-tiss ’ will feature a slide'presentation of a recent tri| ^ cienter at 875-1960 tA covered wagon, a cornmeal Broadhurst in efforts to sell the next owner will pick up where he Rev. ^amea Meek, Pastor Manchastsr — Reopens China taken by Cecelia Moore and Marita Kem p.^ shag, a 19th century post office and village. left off. Community Baptist t^hurch Fridov . / IK - M ANCHKSTKK IIK H ALl), Mmulav, Sopl. 12, M ANCHKSTKK HKHALU, Monday, Seut. ia..l»83 - It Classified... .643-2711 Business Opportunities ...2 T ' Store/Office Space ... Household G o o d s...... 62 For advertisfments to be Notices Situation Wanted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates TAG SALE SIGNS Minimum Chart#: published Monday, the dead Lost/Found ...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 MIsc. for Rent...... 4Home and G a rd e n ...... 64 line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Persdnols___! ...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an Announcements ___...... 0 3 Roommates W anted., Musical Items ...... 66 Per Word: nounce It, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, 1-2 days ...... : 15« RSad Your Ad Auction^...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Item s ...... 67 y o u ’ll receive TWO TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. Antlaues...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c Classified advertlsemenfs Services 6 d ays...... 13c FREE Homes for Sale ...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 are taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d ays...... 12c convenience. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering... Mortgages...... U Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald is Investment Property ...... 34 Bullding/Controctlng . Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one incor CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Business Property...... 35 RoofIng/SIdIng___ .54 Insurance...... 13 Automotive Deadlines rect Insertion and then only Resort P ro p e rty...... 36 Heoting/Plumbing___ .55 for the size of the original Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . For classified advertise Insertion. •••••eeceeeeeeMatteeaee ••••••••#•••••••••••••• Income Tax Service .. .57 Motorcycles/Bicycles ments to be published Tues Young Original Rentals Errors which do not lessen 61 Mviloal Items M Cors/Trucks for Sole 71 Employment Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... day through >Satgrday, the the value of the advertisement S B r v I C B i •uikMig/Centractliig S3 Mtoc. tor Soto & Education . Rooms for Rent ...... 41 ^ For Sale Auto Services...... deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by an a ftM e n a e •••••••••••••••••••#••• •eeeeeMasaaaraaaeeeeee Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease. ibefore publication. additional Insertion. a*eeeMceee*«ft*a«eeeeM Help Wanted . ..,...... 21 Homes for Rent------43 Hollday/Seasonal___ .61 MIsc. Automotive ___ LEON CIESZYNSKI BEGINNER six piece sorviceeOltorad . si BUILDER — New hornet, dcum set Including cym additions, remodeling, bals. S350. Please call ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••■•••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••#•#•••••••••••••••• rec room*, ooroget, kit ALUMINUM SHEETS otter 3pm. 646-1565. Igpeiigfsiom Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 11 Help wonted » Rentals Apartments for Rent 42- > C A M TREE Service — chens remodeled, ceil used os printing plates — Notices Free estimates, discount ings, both tile, dormers, .007” thick, 23 X 24". S0« FOI SAIE ••••••••••••••••■•••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaasaaaaaaaeeaasaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa eoch, or 5 for S2.00. Phone A u n m m 4$ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa senior citizens. Company roofing. ■ Residential or 1878 Pomiae Tran* Am *S5B0 NURSE — Substitutes tor VERNON — First floor. -><>' Manchester owned and commercial. 649-4291. 643-37)1. They M U ST be aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1878 Pofliiac F<)8mula *2600 Lost/Found 01 Coventry Public Schools. Reoim for Rent . 41 Tw o bedrooms, heat and r : operated. Coll 646-1327. picked UP before Must be registered. Con FARRAND REMODEL 11:00a.m. only. A N TIQ U E SINGER SEW The above can be seen NIWmPHl RUUR m R U hot water, stove and re-— ••••••••••••••••••••«•• RECEPTIONIST MAIL PROCESSING FA tact Dr. Donald NIcolettI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa frlgerotor. Heated go r-.:r. REWEAVING B U R N ING — Cabinets, roofing, ING M a c h i n e — oak, atSM far Smirii ’ Wtndiar ar C IL IT Y looking for en office at 742-8913. EOE. age. Excellent condition.” '‘” HOLES' — zippers, um gutters, room additions, FIREWOOD SALE — 10 with all occestorles. S60, LOST — SMALL FE CaH la anas GENTLEMAN PRE 913 Main St. thusiastic ancT reliable FERRED. S50.00 weekly. On busline. S425 plus se- ^ >- brellas repaired. Window decks, oil types of remo to 12 cord trailer load. 16 or best offer. Coll 649- M A LE C A T, Block tiger, RETAIL SHOP help. Ideal lob for home 647-9946 shades, Venetian blinds. deling and repairs. FR EE footers hardwood, now white paws and white EARN ADDITIONAL IN 646-2000. curlty deposit. No pets."” 0557. ••••••••••••••••••aaaaa DUTIES INCLUDE makers. First and second COM E — Mature person Coll 075-7362 after 6pm— - Keys. T V FOR RENT. estimates. Fully.lnsuted: S595, regular $650.20 mile chin. Lost in vicinity of shifts available. Will Marlow's, 167 Main Telephone 643-6017, offer radius. Coll 872-2879,8am aeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa«aa MOtorCVdes/BICVdes 72 Main and Williams to deliver appliances, C E N TR A L LOCATIO N — weekdays,' anytim e-” PHON^CASH REGISTER train. Pleasant working part tlnne dovs. For Inter Str(NH^Ws221. 6pm, 647-8509.' to 5pm. ■ Streets. If seen callj643- Free parking. On busline. weekends. W o n te d to Buy 7 t ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa GREETING CUSTOMERS conditions. Apply in per FULL TIME OPENING view appointment call Al 4251. Kitchen privileges. Se . » \ , STARTING WAGE: $4 per hr. son Monday through Fri for apprentice meat cut Slefterts Appliances, 647- curity and references re MANCHESTER — Tbree ' " BRICKS, BLOeXS, C U S T O M aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa M OPED — Like new. day, 8am to 5pm at ACcu- ter. Some experience In 9997. quired. Coll 643-2693. room apartment on se- •' STONE — Concrete. REMODELING- Under 700 miles. $225 Chimney repoirs. No lob LOOKING FOR USED Personals 02 mall Inc., 2964 Main meat or deli preferred. cond floor plus attic. $325 Bolhrooms, kitchen, rec negotiable. Coll 6431615 Street, Hartford. too small. Coll 644-8356. rooms, roofing, siding, EXCELLENT QUALITY but not abused wei,ght Fowler's Suber Market, FURNISHED ROOM — per month. No lease re-” '” lifting equipment, for o after 4:30pm. We're building a national Coventry. Call 643-738(7. quired. Coll 643-1577. ■ ° house repoirs. Licensed SEASONED HARD Utilities, porklng, bus. WOOD — Oak - Maple - reosonable price. Phone NEED EXTRA CASH? P r iv o te h o m e . $270 EXPERIENCED and ex'perlenced. Call 26" LADIES AND MANS 2 CAMBRIDGE DIET reputation for courtesy and Hickory. $85/cord. Two 6431615 after 4:30pm. $350 a week plus possible. EXERCISE TECHNI JOBS, JOBS, JOBS — monthly. Security. 646- MANCHESTER ..jlJne- • PAINTER-Quality work. Gary 646-4743i>cA49-SS16. Coaster brake bikes eng- PLAN — Information geod service, (and we try to Work from home. For Our expansion program bedroom. Air- condifl-"" Reasonable rotes. Fully cord minimum. Cut, spilt llsh ond regular frame. Classified Ads. CIAN — Full or port tfme 5923,' 6pm to Bpm BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB meetings Mondays and treat people who work for us details call 312-931-5337, Is unparalleled In our oned, heat, hot water '" ' Insured. Free estimates. DESIGN KITCHENS by and delivered. Coll 649- Gdod condition, $20 each. Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 for Glorlo Stevens In weekdays. ext 2430H, also open industry. 30new positions included. Busline. F u lly -'- 643-9237,. ask for Jerry. J. P. Lewis. v^Coblpets, 1831 anytime. Coll 6437636 or 649-9947. North Main Street, Man the same way we want them to Manchester. Call 647- evenings. must be tilled. Accepting oppllanced. S425. 677- — vanities, formica, Wilson Automotive chester. 646-3994. 9906, ask for Robby. treat our customers. Sound applications for secretar SLEEP IN G ROOM — Pri 8300. ODD JOBS, Trucking. art, Corkin countpr tops, WHITE BATHROOM FOR SALE: 10 speed, SINK With faucets. S20. good?) PART TIME SAND w o r k e r ial duties, service person vate both and entrance. Home rebolre. You name kitchen cabinet fronts, bike frame, Hutfv. $25. PAR T T IM E — Call 649-2071. Employment BLASTER Wanted — No Inside and out of plant. nel sales, assistant man Parking. Working Adult. MANCHESTER — Four ” It, we do It. Free estl- complete woodworking Cars/Trucks tor Sato 71 Ca|l 649-6646. Experience needed. No Smoking. Coll 649- motee. Ineured. 643-0304. service, custom mode SUPERCUTS Apply 8am to 5pm, emy- agers and managers. Will rooms, first floor. Two - ••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa & Education Apply In person only: 238 dav In person: Royal Ice train. Opportunity to 6526. family. Yard, parking;— furniture, colonl'al repro G .E. Air conditioner — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 11.S B TU with sleeve 28D, Hartford Road, Cream Co., 27 Warren earn $350 per week to No «ets. Details 646-3722' WILLING TO DO ODD ductions In wood, 9 varie Rec Vehicles 73 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 26W, 18H. (>ood Condi 1975 CHRYSLER Cor Manchester. Street, Manchester. start. Life insurance, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa after 5pm. ' ’ ' JOBS, Housecleaninor ties of hardwood and Help Wanted 21 Now hiring for our new location in ------pointing or wood work veneers NOW IN STOCK tion. $75. Coll 646-2564. doba — New exhaust •••••••••••••aaaaaaaaaa medical Insurance, pen Apartments for Rent 42 system, new brakes, sion plan and stock op MANCHESTER — Im-"'' ing. Have own transpor Coll 649-9650 or evenings, Manchester Parkade PRESS PERSON — Expe STRATO LOUNGE — needs some body work. 1974 OPEN ROAD MO rienced on AB Dick tion plan are some of our maculate five rooms,"” tation. Coll 647-0329 or 289-7010. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Golden weave. $25. Coll S600. Coll after 5pm, 647- BILE Home/Camper — An easy-sew basic-dress SEWERS — Established Press. Full time, 8:30- benefits. Applications half a duplex. Own utlll------I 6464)016. 30,000 original miles. Ex PRIOR SERVICE? MANCHESTER-One, two 6436913. 9336. takes on a different look nationwide pillow manu Give us a call: on Sept. 15, 1 6 ,1 7 , 4:30. Immediate opening. will be accepted Thurs ties, first month and ae-.-^ cellent condition. Self with a smartly styled facturer has Immediate WAS THE GRASS Call 643-2189. day, September 15th at and three bedroom curlty. After 5om, 649- J contained. $8000 or best 10am to 3pm ALL THAT 12” G .E. T V — Block and 1965 PONTIAC LE MANS sleeveless topper. A clas full time openings. Expe the East Hartford Ram- apartments. Heat dnd hot 6737. '■ 1 DON'T KNOW anyone COUPE — Restorable or offer. Coll 6437395. sic ensemble for all MUCH GREENER? water. $400, $440, S495. . « .white. AC/DC with a llph- rience preferred. Day ASSEMBLERS AND ada Inn, Suite 722,9:30 to who wants to buy what ter cord. Bought 11/82. for ports. $350 or best seasons. to all home A Short while ago you hung Coll 649-4800. VERNON — Two bed- > 1 0 •AMR and fotQBr taclMy on H-165 with I’hnto-Guide shift. Five day week. Full COIL WINDERS”— Fin 10am and 1:30 to 2pm, you have to sell? Let a Retails for over.SlOO, Will offer. Coll 649-5806. 1982 TRAVELCRAFT benefit program. Includ SUPERCUTS up that service uniform and ger dexterity necessary. Sharp Only. No phone room, end unit. All ap- S 18.1884. Wo aronowBCOiB** wont od find a cash ' CAM PER — 23 feet. Ex is in Sizes 8 to 18. Size stepped into the civilian ing o HiWlOU nunttor of «nroNmintB sell for $60 Firm. 646-7473. 10, 32H bust . . . dress, ing sewing Incentive. world You may have found Experience not needed. calls please. EOE. pMonces. $400. No * lof MHWron iaifio art 8 waakt lo 38 buyer for you I 1972 FORD — 250,4 wheel cellent condition. Sleeps subscribers who what you wanted But m case Will train. Four day utilities. One months se- c Monlfio by Jonuary 16.1884 LPN M four. $25,000. Coll otter :ili yards 43inch; topper, Apply at Pillowtex Corp., youdidni chancesarelheAir tnfoiH foom. ataeirie braaaf pump. 4F STUDENT FOLDING Ty drive Pick-Up. 43,000 2’ 4 yards. Force has a job for you MANCHESTER — Three .■GaragrowMad Uo4raoo Roaaona- 49 Regent Street, Man phone: 649-2411 week, to hour day: 7am- NURSERY A TT E N D A N T curlty. Call 233-4133. ; pewriter Desk — One miles. 8 Ft. Fisher plow, 6pm, 649-2847. That S* right Your former' rooM heoted apartments. a 'Ma tarn. CotwonfonVy locafoo on Pattern* available only have something- chester, Connecticut. 5:30pm. Apply at Able — Mondays, Wednesdays BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB rank a txgger paycheck and * r/Ioal Marrtord Un# CaH drawer with formica top, Zlebort. Excellent. $3500. intae* thovm. the chance to work toward an Coll, Howard Road, and Fridays from 9am to No appliances. Security. » I tooea or to* addraonah Rootlfifl/Sldlfig M Call 649-8926 after Associate in Applied Science with chair. $25. Coll 646- MIsc Automotive 76 Ti srtor, w M S2J0, phn SOt degree could be waiting for Bolton. 3pm. Flexible days and $325, $350. Phone 646-2426, 5:30pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa-"t* 6794. . pastip sod h u d liic. to sell for less you Find O^t today The hours. Call Paul 659-3731. 9 to 5 weekdays. S benefits are tust as good, the MECHANICALLY IN tai samm pay better andtheAirForceis B IO W E LL h o m e Im Homes tor Rent 43 R ELIAB LE 46 year old SONY AM /FM Stereo CHEVY VE(JA *73 — De MmcftwNpUw ld ATTENTION HOUSE-’ still the modern service it has C L IN E D individual to TOWN OF MANCHES provement Company — pendable. Must Sell. S290 T IRES — One Fisk T L B 8, always been wlht 3trock turntable, llta6fe.slNBadsas than $99.00 WIVES, VACATIONING PAINTERS HELPER — learn repair and set up of TER — Lifeguard & MANCHESTER — New nanny will care for your Rooflno, siding, altera Firm. Call 6432S73. Lass 87613, two Arm gawtsia.k.Y.tatM See what the Air Force can children In your home speakers. Excellent con STUD EN TS, anyone with AAA Some exper lence helpful. otter you It s definitely worth various machines. Four Swimming Instructor on second floor. Two tion, additions. Same strong 7.7314 new, one ptM gaaw. Menu wto ZR a call Especially it you ve dition. $99. Unlforms- COM, Itll* NaaAw mt tizA free time In the evenings! Reliable, neat. Good pay day week, 10 hour day: (Part Tim e) $3.75 - $4.23 bedrooms. No Pets. $400 MANCHESTER — Two , while you get away for number for over 30years. I969CHEVY— Best otter. Concord 7.35-14 new. tourtd that the grass isni all the weekend. References slzes 7-9, white and co Now FASHIO N with gpe- There are a limited for hard work. Call be that much greener For itifor- 7am-5:30pm. Apply at per hour. The Manches plus utilities and secur bedroom Cope. Nice, re-'.,|t 649-649S. Call after Som, 649-6122. S1S.0O each. Coll 6430341. IMMEDIATE tween 8:30 and 4:30 week matton contact shfentlol area. No pets, available. Write Box NN lored, SS.00 each. Coll cial Grace Gala CollacUoB number of positions op Able Coll, Howard Raod.v, ter Recreation Depart ity. Good for singles. Call Rory 644-3084. ening In our phone sales days, 246-7101.' Bolton. Tree shaded yard. Patio. - c/o The Herald for for larger sizes; plas 2 0PENIN6S Tcchftical Sargeani Bob Bar- ment Is recruiting life 646-1379. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CITATION '81 — Excel TW O F78 X 14 Snow BONUS Coupons! rows. 9SS Main St.. Manctiae- References. Security... v, portlwla/s. operatlan. If you have a guards and swim ANTIQUE MIRROR — lent condition. Low mi retreds with rims. $12. P r ic e _____ $1.25. tar. C T Tal: 646-T440/646- $475 monthly. Haves E good voice and the desjre 1227 NURSES AIDES — Pro Instructors to work dur HeueehoM Goods ' i T Bevelled gloss, } 2 W X leage, 4 door, standard Call 649-1944. to make your free even vide personal care to Corp. 646-0131. CARPET INSTALLA 9:00 AM-1:00 PM ing the Indoor swimming 19Vi'' Including2 "frame. transmission. $6000. After NOTICE ings profitable,' call people In their homes. LIKE PRIVATE HOME TION — Fully Insured. aaaaaaaaaaaaOaaaaaaaaaa season, October through Free eetlmotes. Call 643- $25. Call 649-7417. 5pm, 568-8166. TIR E — S60 or best offer. PUBLIC HEARING Gerry for an interview at COOKS — Day shift, part Home health aide certifi April. Candidates should — Studlo-tvpe apart USED REFRIGERA H78 X 14. Very good BOARD OF DIRECTORS Monday - Friday 1409 otter 5pm, ask for TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 643-2711, Monday- «g «r#a, Mery iiiiidiilia or full time. Waitresses, cation or nurses aide have completed a certi ment. Utilities, applian TORS, WASHERS, CRAFTSMAN RIDING 1934 FORD MODEL B condition. Sears brand. S > ces. Working single Bob. CONNECTICUT Wednesday evenings be full or part time. Also training preferred. Flexi fied Lifesaving program StOrB/OfffiCB SPOCD 44 Ranges - clean, guaran MOW ER, 30", 8 HP, 3 PICk-Up, Coll 647-0668. Call after 12 noon, 643- Notice is hereby given tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will Dishwasher. Inquire: An bility in hours, must have adult. No children, pets. and be at least 16 years LAWN, HEDGES, TREE teed, parts and service. speeds. With rear six 8561. that the Board of Direc trdin aualifled Individu tonio's restaruant, 956 own transportation, mi old. Work hours would be Call 643-2880. t w o c a r s tors, Town of Manches CAll 1 .A/ WORK. Pointing. Gar Low prices. B.D. Pearl & bushel gross/leof bagger. ' — 1963, als to earn $67.00 to Main Street, leage paid. For furthur ter, Connecticut, will hold SECRETARY/RECEP- primarily evenings, al age*, etc. cleanup. Light Son, 649 Main Street, Purchased March, 1983. Chrysler and 1973 F o rd ' o Public Hearing at the $120.00 weekly. C A LL 64M 748 between 9-1 Manchester. information call Visiting though some early morn A T C E N TE R — Second EXCELLENT OFFICE.,., LTD. Asking $200. Call T ION 1ST — Doctor’s of M AIN S TR E E T— 500/1000 - trucking. Handyman. 643-2171. Still under full warranty. Lincoln Center Heorlng We will run your ad P NOW!! Nurse and Home Health floor, three room apart Mrs. Nigjf fice. East Hartford. Four ing and weekend hours Roy Hardy. 649-9158. Used less than 10 hours. 649-2714 otter Som. Room, 494 Main Street, CARPENTER — Expe Care of Manchester, 647- will be available. Apply ment. $300 plus utilities. sq. ft.,heot, |anltor,park> Monchester, Connec for 6 days free of charge. day week. Includes light QUEEN BEDSPREAD, Original price $1049, will ticut, on Tuesday, Sep Excellent incomeforpart FOR APPOmiMENT rienced In remodeling. 1481, Monday through at the Personnel Office, Deposit. Preference: Se Ing, air. Reasonable. 649- 1972 MONTE CARLO — bookkeeping. Reply Box 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. two pair 63” prlsclllos, tocrlflce $800. Coll 643 tember 20, 1903, at 8:00 p. Fill out the coupon below time home assembly Call Robert Jarvis, 643- X, c/o The Herald. Friday between 8am and Town Hall, 41 Center nior Citizen, non-smoker. shams, brown colonial 1374. Automatic transmission, m. to consider and act on work. For Info. Call 504- 67^. 4:30pm. EOE AAP Street, Manchester, Con Reply to P.O. Box 416, print with small flowers. power brakes, power the fdllowlng: 641-8003. Ext. 8201. Employer. ■ Manchester, C T 06040. 1. Appropriation to be and either mail it or necticut. Females and Excellent condition. SSO. METAL SWING SET — steering, new exhaust added to capital accounts minorities ore encour PAINTERS HELPER — YEAR ROUND OPEN MANCHESTER Some experience helpful. Call 649-1847. Two swings, bar, slide, system. Minimum of the 1983-1984 Budget for bring it to the Manchester HOSTESS — Male/Fe- aged to apply. STORRS/WILLINGTON the purpose of paving the ING In our Notions De Reliable, neat. Good pay - glider, teeter-totter, $25. amount of rust. Good partment. Full or part mate - We need a mature, AREA — One and two NOW RENTING running condition. S900or costs of the followlne pro tor hard work. Call be C IR C U LA R LIGHTS. Call 649-3869. posed public Improve Herald Office. SEWING/HANDWORK time. Please see: Mike MCDONALD’S NOW AC ' responsible person to bedroom modern apart best offer. Call 649-1245. — Glastonbury toy fac 822 MAIN ST. tween 8:30'ond 4; 30 week BEIGE couch. Very good ment and capital prolect for an application blank. CEPTING applications work a combination of ments,. with new carpet, CANNING BOILER with os may hereafter be op- tory needs sewers/flnlsh- days, 246-7101. condition. Three pillows. CARPENTERS — Fram- Fairway Stores, Main for all shifts. Good stort hours; days, nights and MOM NiAlTH AIMS patio or balconey on 24 rack. Mqv be decorated PONTIAC 1977 GRAND proyed by the voters pur ers for auallty plush line. Oualtfiftd and corltfiod homo Asking $40. Call 649-2550.. suant to the provisions of I ng foremen and framers. Street, Manchester. ing pay, supervised train weekends. Must be at Beautiful country acres: for a family ornament. PRIX SJ ^ Excellent Permanent position Full time or port time. hBBith Bldo8 wintBd. Immedl> 2 STORY RLDG. MOTHER OF TW O Section 25, Chapter V ol ing. Free meals. Pleasant least 18 years of age. BiB work and many 6 hour tennis court - two car, CUSTOM MADE Plat $8.00, Coll 644-0340. conditioni Air, PS, PB, the Town Charter ot a reg available Ipumedlatlev Sewing experience ne Good pay.. Apply in per lighted parking - on faf 8«a lAMvatfoa CHILDR EN will babysit working conditions and C8SB8. AIR CONDITIONED form Bed — Solid pine, cruise, power windows, ular or special election, for dependable people. cessary. Call: The Velvet NEWSPAPER for your child in my INVITATION TO BID where applicable, dip and mail teday regular raises. Apply In son: Ground Round, m u n m v K U Route 74/44 --Easy access FULLY SPRINKLEREO driftwood color stain. THINK SPRING FLOTA locks, .AM/FM stereo, Please phone UnltedCar- Touch Stable Inc., 659- Glastonbury, 2-4pm. m -f u $ to 1-86 (Exit 100). $320 - DOVER ELEVATOR Bolton home. Near Bol- Sooled bids will be received namely: CARRIER NEEDED person: 46 West Center Twin size. $40 or best TIO N logs for your dock bucket seats. One owner. a. An appropriation not to pentry, 528-2189. 0204 for appointment. $390 plus utilities. Call PARKING PRIVILEGES ton/Monchester - line. In the Office of the Director of Street, Manchester; 1221 ALTER TO SUIT reasonable offer. Coll or raff, used but excellent Call 742-5561. . (ienaral Services, 41 Center exceed Twenty Million IN MANCHESTER 429-8212 or 288-8211 for Call 643-7395. (820.000,000.00) Dollars Tolland Turnpike, Man ARBOR ACRES FARM 1.000 to 8.000 S/F 7439629. condition. 10X20X10,7X Straat, Manchester, Connac seeks full time general appointment. PER FLOOR 1972 C A TA LIN A ' — 350 tlcut, until SEPTEM B ER 23, for the modification and CALL chester; Route 83, Ver TO D A Y IS a good day LICENSED M O TH E R 20 X 10, $2S each. Call 1983 at 11:00 a.m. tor the expansion of a Waste- non; 30 Lafayette Square, poulty farm worker. OFFICE SUITES V-8. Good running condi CELEBRITY CIPHER to place an ad in classi FIRST FLOOR RETAIL will care for your chlldin CLEAN USED M A T 644-2063. tollowlng: water Treatment Plant. 647*9946 Agricultural background tion. Lots of new equip FURNISH 6 ERECT 25' X 60' 2. The determination qt CaiabfRy Ciphar cngHograma ara craalad from <|uotattona by famoua paopta, paat Rockville. fied to sell those Idle MANCHESTER — Three OR OFFICES loving environment. Call TRESS and box spring 48 (Ihf and praaant. Eacb laltar In ttta dpftar atanda for anotfiar. Today’a dua: I aquala E . desireable, but not essen ment. Will negotiate. 649- GREENHOUSE the manner In which sold Items you've been stor bedroom duplex, conve 6 4 7 -5 0 0 3 646- 4#90. X 72. $30. Call 643-47S5. LADIES. SUEDE FURNISH 6.INSTALL SIX appropriation and ad tial. Paid health and re ing. A quick call to JA C K E T — Size 8. Asking 4858 after 5pm/weekends. dition to said budget Is to tirement plan. Call Jim nient location, garage. FOOT HIGH CHAIN LINK 643-2711 will put your ad $475 per month plus utili AVAILABLE AS COM GOOD, STURDY $20, good condition. Coll FENCE AT KENNEDY be financed and raised Heral^ “JNP OE8TUIO SOLI JNVP VERK Q GOOD HOURS AND EARNING POTENTIAL. Fracchia, Glastonbfury 1975 VOLKSWAGEN ROAD SOCCER FIELD whether by ossessment, In print. ties. Security, referen PANION to elderly fe COUCH, three pillows. 646-1427 otter 3pm. Waiter/Waitress - Positions available serving quality 633-4681 for an appoint BUG — Excellent run The Town of Manchester Is taxation, by borrowing, ces. 875-2879. male. 30 to 25 hours Wine color. $65. Call 643- an equal opportunity em by transfer of available 8001 NM GVEPI MUH QPJ Q DEF * products in pleasant surroundings. Excellent.oppor ment. EOE. --aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa NEWLY DECORATED ning condition. Good weekly. Light housekeep 0743. ' STEEL FOLD! NG COT — ployer, and requires an afflr- funds or otherwise, or by Nam e__ tunity to supplement your Income needs with (full or OFFICE SPACE In Man-'"; ing and errands. Coll Folds to 28 X- 36 for body. New rodlals. SOSO. matlva octlon policy for all of o combination of such QHIJ KEL MHO JIMQLQREHP NM part time) year round employment. Above average In PLUMBER — Apprent Real Estate T W O A N D T H R E E Chester. Centrajlv lo- storage. $5.00 Call 643 Coll after 5pm, 8732621. Its Contractors and Vendors methods. Addiress. w 649-7025. TWIN BEDSPREADS. os a condition of doing 3. Such matters relating come. uniforms and generous food discounts pro iced one year's expe ROOMS — Heat and hot 4 bated with ample park-'”' Quilted polyester. Floral 7)53. business with the Town, os to the foregoing os may vided. Must be over t6. For detalts call the manager rience on new work. Call aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa water. Main Street. For Ing. Call 649-2891. pa tte rn , white w ith 1973 OLDS D E L T A 88 par Federal Ordar 1)246. be properly considered ot Phone _ 8KQOQ8RIO:” — LE8TIW ONNPIW. 872-9604. MOTHER WILL BAB Bid Forms, plans and specifi sold Heorlng. between 2 and 7 p.m. 646-1437 * Homes tor Sole 31 more Information coll YSIT your child days In ' subdued yellow and blue BRAND NEW PICTURE Convertible — $1200. Call PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "1 don't verbalize leadership. I try to . SOUTH WINDSOR — 250 I after 5pm, 6435404. cations ora available oVtha Stephan T . Cassano, 563-4438, 529-7858. her centrally located flowers. $2S, pair. Call T U B E In 23 Inch color TV , General Services Oftica, 41 Secretary lead by example. I’m totally available to anyone who thinks I Friendly Rastauraitf SUPER M AR K ET — Full So. Ft. $130 monthly. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Manchester home. Call 646-5030. swivel base console. Canter Street, Manchester, Board of Directors can help. I'm hot aloof." — Steve Garvey. 199 Spencer Street and port time - night Modern, air conditioned,”'.' Needs some \^ork. $50 or Connactlcut. Doted at Manchester, NORTH COVENTRY — 647- S1B7. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Connecticut this 8th day C 19S3 by NEA, Inc. . . Manchester crew, cashiers/clerks, MANCHESTER — Two ample parking. 236-6021, "' HUTCH - $600, Llvln- best offer. Coll 649-8149. tlOAL NOTICI dell/bokery, produce, Six room energy efficient •aaaMsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CONNECTICUT ot September, 1983 One word per Blank ______EOE bedroom condo. Newly 644-3977. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Tha Habron Elamantary ROBERT B. WEISS, 01309 groom set - $500. Bed School otttca Is occaptlno maintenance. Please Split Level, olternative remodeled, fully Pointhig/Paperlng 52 room set, oriental rugs, GENERAL MANAGER Include price of item. K IT’N’ CARLYLE’" by Larry Wright apply: Store manager, heoting source, mature bids until Saptambar 14,1983 00909 equipped kitchen. $495 a M ANCHESTER — Fur-"* two lodderbock choirs Homo and (Sorden M for o 1320 horsopowar trac Franks Supermarket, landscaping, 12X20deck. month plus utilities. Con nished office In desirable., aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and much more furni tor and ratotad aquipmant. 2 F o x R u n Mall, Move-In condition. venient location. 647- location. Utllltle$ In- •■•aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 220-9465 to racalva spacl- Retail ture. All Like Newl Call 1 2 2 4 Glastonbury. $68,900. Coll 742-5415. 0391. 1-272-1163. clude'd.' $125 monthlyTa flcotlons. TOWN OF MANCHISTIR, CONNECTICUT N O m SH M U l PMRnR# 7435000. AFRICAN V IO LE TS for 01S4I9 NOTICE OF Call 646-0505 or 646-1960.''; Sole. S2.S0 o piece. Coll ADOPTION OP AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE CALDOR R EC EP TIO N IST — Opto- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CeRMrelil - ItaildMlia i • One of the country’s.fastest growing retail de-* WHITE BATHROOM 649-4864. pccordonce with the provisions ot Chopter 3, Section 1 • 7 t . ErOT metric office. East Hart Lots/Lond tor Sole 33 Lots/Land tor Sale 33 MANCHESTER -i-S CilUii Texture M iH iL INVITATION TO eiD and 9 ol the Town Charter, notice Is hereby given of the partment store chains has immediate openings SINK — Good condition, Saolad bids will ba racalvad adoption by the Board of Directors ol the Town of ON A D ie r. ford. Mature woman. Corner Main and Haynes ■ Himm N m r WiiMiio ■SIS. After Spm, 649-4067. GRAPES — Pick your CoTTACie'' for: ■ ■ . aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa , InthaOtncaofthaDIractorof Manchester, Connerilcut, on September 6, 1983. 9 10 It Telephone, typing, filing, Street. Professional of-S m m i a i A m own. In your own baskets. (}anaral Sarvicat, 41 Cantar 11 CHeese 6 AlrU assorted duties. Persona flee, one block from hos-J Straat, Manchtslar, Connac- TO ORDINANCE d e p a r t m e n t MANAGERS A 4 A -g y f bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb 270 Hackmatack Street, We've 6 o r . ble. 4Vz dqvs per week. pital. Centrally locatedi* rear. tlcul. until S E P TEM B ER 30, BE IT ORDAINED by IheBoordof Directors ofthe Town of IS Send resume to Box Z c/o MIsc. for Sols 41 1983 at 11:00 d.m. for tha Moncheater thm tha Ordlnonca authorizing lha cortvevance 1J 14 It Seasonal S H H l Coll 646-2730, 522-7291. , PAINTING AND P/ followlne: of ond ot tha Town of Manchastar to Multi-Circuits, Inc., The Herald. h a n g i n g which was odoptad on Novambor 5, 1981, be amended os — Extei aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa SANITARY LANDFILL — Hardware LISTEN TO THE and Interior, ceilings re EARTH EXCAVATION AND 17 It It tP MANUFACTURING SU tUMcamf* paired. References, fully ' END ROLLS— 27W Width FILLING OPERATIONS suboorogroph a. thereof be deleted o Toys PEACE AND QUIET Icim ui i«$iND$ Msma, SPECIAL NOTE: A pra-bid and tha tollowlng ba tubstltuM therefor: PERVISOR — Local ma Insured. Quality work. - 25 cents; 13M width • 2 .confaranca is schadulad far However, In any event any such future construction would nufacturer has opening 4 ACRES — $3900 ^ SAU/llUI Caldor offers excellent salaries, company paid I sod) la ft. waraftouM or aaaam*' Martin Mottnon, even- for 25 cents. M U ST be Saptambar ^ 1983 ot 2:00 not e x c ^ 17to H uore leet In the aggregate lor pollution benefits, employee discounts and the opportun for shift supervisor with 5 Ibly building. LOAdlngdocfc. 3ov«r-' li|SW64M431. picked up at the Man m . In tha Lincoln Cantar c y tto l by modifying waste water treatment system. ONLY $800 DOWN lh«6d door$. F«notd Reorlne Room, 494 Main ity for advancement. or more years supervi chester Herald Office B E 9-743 I sory experience, some Imagine your camp or vacation home In* laaMy____ M7-$M$ Straat, Manchastar, CT. For additional information please contact the INTERIOR — EXTE- FORE 11 AM ONLY. Tha Town ol Manchastar Is college or plastics pro nestled in among the pines on your own pri m O R Pointing — Wal- on aquol opportunltv am- Prepared by William J. Shea store manager at the,store most convenient to cessing background, a vate 4 acres. Only 90 minutes from Hartford. plovar, and roqulras on offlr- Assistant Town Attorney you. ssassaaaaaaeaaaaaaasssa-‘ Ipgperlng and drywall SCREENED LOAM ------aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa motlva action policy for oil ot plus. Send resume to box > •< -a I HERALD ^Excellent access from secluded, town Ihitallotlon. Quality pro- grovel, ptocessedgravel, Ita Contractors and Vahdors _ ‘ •“ ''1 otter this A c/o The Herald. Tnaintained roads with utilities and very low WontodtoRenl $7 „ toSelonol work. Reotono- sand, stone and fill. For Pets 6S os o condition of doing publlctrtlon In this ntraipaper provided that within ten (10) CALDOR buslnass with tha Town, os days otter toll publication ot this Ordinance o priltlon taxes.' Make this exceptional land value a • • -4 ble prices. Free eetl- deliveries coll George 1145 Telland Turnpikt ••BBBBBBBBBBBGGBBBBBB^f aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa par Fodarol Ordar 11246 signed by not less toon five (5) percent of the electors of the Classified PART OR FULL TIME truly sufjerb investment. Call today for more motee. G .L . McHugh, Gritting, Andover, 743 Bid Forms, plans and tooclfl- Tgwn; os determined from toe lotest officials lists ot the Munditsfar, CT Sales Help — Video and 6 4 3 ^ 1 . 7886. cotlons ora awallabit at tha Rgglstrws ot Voters, hos not been filed with toe Town Clerk Information and directions. FOUR - FIVE ROOMS for > SOUTH WINDSOR KEN reoucstlng Its reference to o special Town election. Rlioiit TV. Must have knowl singly, mature, working N E L CLU B Obedience Oanarol Sarvicat Offict, 41 A49-2876 edge of video equipment, Cantar Straat, Manchastar, Stephen 'T. Cossono, Tri Cftj^ Sheppin| Pluia^ 802-694-1581 woman. Reasonable rent. < LOOKING FOR an DELIVERING RICH and b r ^ classes. Stort Connactlcut. Secretory home hobbyist consi 8:30 a.m. - 8J0 p.m. Manchester/Eost Hart-, r rtinent? Be sure to LOAM - 5 yards, 860.00 ing September 28th. For TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Board of Directors dered, Coll for an ap weekends Ul 3 p.m. ford area. Call 647-03T3' ck the many va(Xin- plus tax. Washed sand, registration call 649-4145, CONNECTICU'T _ Monchester, Connecticut pointment: Al Slefferfs R O BER T B. WEISS, Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 7th. day of 875-0706 between 7:30pm and-* cles listed in classified stone, trap rock, and mornings. 569-3010, GENERAL MANAGER September, 1963. 6^13-27 11 Appliances, 647-9997. 011-09 O tna by NEA. me . TM ffog. U S PM 8 TM on 8:30pm. - eochdoy. grovel. 6439504. evenings. » ' 00609
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80 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Sept, 12. 1983 New copter flight today B u sin ess Track at MHS BLOOM FIELD (U PI) — Navy Secretary John the decks of frigates and destroyers and-setirch Sparks fly In Cosentry Whafe In ’n out H. Lehman Jr. was scheduled to fly the first of the for enemy submarines before thesubmarines are Ndvy’s new light anti-subnarine helicopterifwhen within torpedo-range of Navy ships. over microwave tower: with Bonnet girls r proves costly Oil- gas-leasing schemes: it came off a Kaman Adrospace production line The helicopters go by the name LAMPS I; for today.. . Light Airborne Multi-Purpose System. ... page 3 -Charles H. Kaman, president of Kaman Kaman originally produced the predecessor of page 0 ... page 11 Aerospace, was to deliver the helicopter to l a m p s I in the 1980s, but the helicopter was could you strike it rich? Lehman during ceremonies in Bloomfield start replaced during the 1960s by LAM PS III, a larger ing at 3 p,m. helicopter with a longer range that could hunt The anti-submarine helicopters will fly-from submarines. Of course you’ve fantasized at one time or another about striking it rich in oil or gas. All of us have and the TV dramas in this instance copy reality. Also copying reality — but usually not so harmlessly — are the Your companies that offer to file your entry in government- Money's sponsored oil-and-gas-leasing lotteries. Cloudy tonight Manchester, Conn. By countless hundreds offhousands, the companies Worth COLOR RITE Tuesday, Sept. 13, 1983 are luring you into the lotteries with promises of quick and Wednesday and huge profits;- are misrepresenting what they can Sylvia Porter Single copy: 25$ do for you; are engaging in high-pressure sales — See page 2 tactics; are charging wildly inflated fees. 2 . Brralb This nationwide problem has led securities commissioners in 11 states to issue cease and desist AID orders charging violations of anti-fraud and state eyes. Investors in Maine, for instance, have been securities law^; The Federal Trade Commission has informed they will get $25,000 after five years, win or charged one such filing service with making false lose, and that they are guaranteed against loss. representation's. A recent telephone survey indicated Investors in New Jersey have been told that their that in least 33 states, residents are the targets of chances are as high as 97 percent for winning a lease. these schemes. About 250 companid’s are estimated to Some Would-be investors in Arizona were promised a R e agan O K s be mhking these offers — although of course not all of 25 percent' discount if they mailed their checks them are out to gyp you. “ today.”
H E R E ’S HOW they work: IF THE PROMISES of competing for one of these The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) olthell.S. ovur leases still appeals to you, take steps to protect Department of the Interior posts lists of federal lands yourself and your savings. At a minimum: available for lease by public lottery every two • Contact your state securities commissioner and air strikes months. You can file for a chance to win the option to your locai Better Business Bureau to get the record lease the mineral rights in a parcel if you^are a U.S. for the particular company and its principals. dam citizen, by paying a filing fee of $75 for each entry. • Obtain from the filing service company the total DETAILS AT EVERY Most of the leases have little or no market value since number of customers who have in v e s t^ through the lands in the program don’t lie within a “ known company and the total who have been successful in RITE AID STORE By Adatt Angla geological structure’ ’ of a producing oii or gas field. winning a lease. Refusal to answer is, of course, a red Focua Editor, • in Lebanon Even if you win, you still have to find a buyer. Many flag. N leases are simply not marketable. Still, some parcels • Ask the company’s salesperson how the company COVENTRY — Fencea may make good are more promising than others: as many as 10,000 has been able to locate the sleepers whqn so few others neighbori, but dami dfm’t Bv Scott Mocleod to declare a cease-fire between Syrian- filings have been made on only one parcel. The can. Not II you talk to aome very upaet neighbora United Press International backed Druze Moslems and Christian drawings attract widespread interest anji participa • Don’t be fooled by companies with official along the Skunkamaug River, anywayt militia forces in the Shouf mountains tion despte the odds. In the November 1982 BLM EXIRA-SfREIKTHl sounding names. Neither the U.S. government nor the The trouble itarted laat Tiieaday wben'dentiat With U.S. Marine casualties mount and call for the withdrawal of ’’all drawing, for instance, 120,000 applications were state of Wyoming, which recently changed to a public Jack A. Bynea pi 2991 SouUi St. drew down the ing in Lebanon, President Reagan has illegitimate” foreign forces from Leba received for 500 parcels. aucfTon system, endorses any filing service. dam on hla property in order to make repairs (o H authorized the colnmander of the nese soil. • Here’s where the filing services slide in. Their goal: TAHnS If you wish, enter the drawings yourself. Filing and start work on a bydTtHriectric plant that will American peacekeers to call in air . -The fighting erupted nine days ago to convince you that they can uncover a “ sleeper,” a WIUOTM services do not increase your chances of winning. someday power hla house and olOce, with leftover strikes to defend positions that come when Israel redeployed its forces to valuable lease attracting scant competition. They N C A n U lB These chances remain tiny. m P i „ power sold Ip Connecticut Light A Power. under attack, an administration offi southern Lebanon. neglect to mention that they might file multiple l o n u o r s o Neighbors lipetream kuddenly found that their cial in Washington said. Three more Marines were injured entries on one such sleeper, or parcel. Moreover, “ Sylvia Porter’sNew Money Book for the 80s,” 1,328 portion of the river had nearly disappeared. ■ News of the move came a day after late Monday when their base around while the BLM charge $75 per filing, the filing services pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money Some neighbora found their wells dangerously three more Marine peacekeepers were Beirut Airport was hit by 12 mortar have been known to charge as much as $300 for each management, is now available through her column. low. * . ' wounded by mortar fire and 2,000 fresh shells, aimed at nearby Lebanese army filing. You pay for the alleged expert knowledge of Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “ Sylvia One neighbor found a 14-incb dead trout. Others American troops arrived on warships artillery and air force positions, a their geologist. Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of this said the stench of dead flab was unbearable. Kids off the coast of Beirut in a major Marine spokesman said. The promises and guarantees some of these newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. who uadd to dive oft a bridge on South Street escalation of the U.S., presence in Two of the Marines, one suffering a services offer should run up red flags before your Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) suddenly found their swhiuning bole nearly Lebanon. dislocated shoulder and the other fmpty. Muck from the audden^-wmpty river "The local commander can ask for shrapnel injuries to his hands, were to created fears that there was quicksand. air strikes in defense of his position,” be transferred for treatment to the USS Another tear surfaced, too. With a nearly the official said. ” It’s authorized at Iwo Jima offshore. The third returned State targets gas dealers dried-up river, what if there's fire? some some level in the area (Lebanon); not in to duty, the spokesman said. neighbm asked. Washington, but only in defense of the F o u l U.S. Marines have been killed ^ t the main concern was with the damage to troops when they come under fire.” and .28 injurecTsince the latest round of T O M O IO ia the fiah and wildUfe. ' The official said the new order was fighting erupted Sept. 3. in price sign crackdown . requested by U.S. Middle East envoy Three U.S. warships carrying 2,000 401. W iNTElt WILMOT of 217 Woodbridge Read Robert McFarlane, who was in Saudi Marines arrived at their station off the ■OTTU iqient Friday afternoon trying to save Oph, Arabia today for talks on the Lebanese Lebanese coasb Monday to back up paddng them in leaves and carrying them to crisis. HARTFORD (DPI) — i,200 Marines in Beirut as part of the everyday. I ’m on the road , and they give you a prices, but could not find portiona of the rtver that lUll had water. She wag The 400-man Lebanese army garri Consumer complaints multinational peace-keeping force. ali day every day. I get ’ rebate.” the price once she drove joined by neigiriwra carrying buckaU, trying to son of the key town of Souk al Garb, about missing and mis "The Multinational Force being here gas six days a week. Joanne A. Brissette of into the station. t the flab to daapar watar. guarding the Shoqf mountain ap leading signs advertising gives Syria a cause to pause before Sometimes you don’t Newington said she has ~ i'Wdhli- iriee»4Wat.aM»:.aai- proaches 8 miles sbtitheast of Beirut, the price of gasoline at gas know what the price is sometimes seen large taking any direct involvement in m m m m n u M o cuMt ii, tao,’‘ jxw woman said. beat off two attacks Monday by the stations has prompted a until you go to the cashier signs posted with low attacking the Lebanese armed forces,” . Ahothar woroan,..who asked that bar name not Druze-Palestinian guerrilla alliance, statewide crackdown that said Marine Commander Col. Timothy |waaad.hadatyphMda>mnMnt. “IthaaghtHwaa Beirut radio said. has resuited in 200 warn Geraghty. He said there were no plans soihO kind of ^ a m ity when it first happened. Souq al Garb is the army’s last lineof ings to station owners. to bring the new reinforcements AN MVITATION FIOM Nobody knew about it.“ defense before the rebels reach the The Department of Con ashore. She said she’d seen several dead pike, as well aa presidential palace, overlooking Beirut sumer Protection has THE TOWN OF MANCHESTEI The Mayor, Board of Directors, Town Ma orayfisb and fresh water muaaels. 3 miles to the west. warned gasoline dealers nager, and staff of the Probate Court invite the Anther woman said d w ’d been out walking in The International Red Cross reached -••••••••••••••••••••••••• that failure to post the public to an open house to tour the new Pro the morning and had passed somO boys Jumping -^between 25,000 and 40,000 Christian correct prices of gasoline bate Court offices In the Hall-of Records build off the bripge nn South Street. In the afternoon, refugees Monday in the besieged on top of each pump may ing at 66 Center Street and to meet the town of when abe returned, the water level bad dropped central Shouf town of Deir al Qamar, 13 Inside Today result in criminal and ficials and the Probate Court staff. Refresh- considerably. miles southe’ast of Beirut. civil fines that could ex 20 panes, 2 sections rhents will be served. ’T was dumbfounded,’’ she said. “To think In the nearby town of Kfar Metta, the ceed $10,000 and revoca The new Probate Court offices provide a anyone could clean it out in one fell swoop.” Hsrtid photo by Tarquinio Red Cross also recovered the body of tion of their licenses to AdVIce...... 12 Lottery ...... 2 modern, efficient facility that will serve the Canadian television correspondent Area towns ...... 9 O pinion...... 6 operate. people of Manchester effectively for as far Into BVNES SAID Monday he regrets that his Clark Todd, the first journalist killed in Business...... 20 Peopletollc...... 2 ’ The first round of warn the future as Is foreseeable. TheTo w n IsproUd Coventry residents Terry Kelly of Swamp Road Extansion and 'MTIM neighbors didn’t get more of a warning. But he the Lebanese war. Classified...... 18-19 Sports...... 15-17 ings was mailed Aug. 15. of the fact that the restoration of the Hall of Re London Wilmot of Woodbrdge Road look oyer the nearly-empty Comics...... 8 Televlsloi^...... 8 At the United Nations, the embattled Gas dealers were asked cords was done by the staff of the Building De M n A W Entertainment . . 1() Weather ...... 2 COLSAfE Pleaae (urn to page 10 Skunkamaug River. government of President Amin Ge- to post their signs prop partment at a great savings to the taxpayera TOILATLEX* mayel appealed to the Security Council erly ard to write to the We urge you to come and see it on Tuesday, Tollet Pkmflor fORTN ANTAQD state saying they have September 13, 1983 any time between 2:00 Unlike oidiniry plungers. TolUllei and 4:30 p.m. , does not permit compressed sir or done so. Those who do not messy wsier to spissn back or es P A S n CANDY respond will be placed at Stephen T. Penney, Mayor cape with Torianes. ttw full pressure ■MMAAS01.TWI Enforcement woes predicted Robert B. Weiss, Town Manager plows through the dogged mass and the top of the list for a swishes It down second inspection. William E. FitzGerald, Judge of Probate S3.M AT HAADIMAE tIOREt About 44 percent have 701. MOI. responded, said Joseph 4 A 0 L' t lOTTU Teachers say smoking ban would be a waste of time Belanger, director of re c search and policy in the insisted. Energy Division of the By Sarah E. Hall adding to class cutting and truancy school students to smoke in a too-difficult-to-enforce argument. smoking ban there in the early Office of Policy and Herald Reporter. problems. designated outdoor area) is the High school Principal Jacob Ludes 1960s ended in failure. She added Board members Richard W. better one,” said Peter B. ’Tognalli, has opposed the ban on several that rules which are unenforceable OTHERS, BOAfiD members Management. Francis Maffe and David Dampier At the Monday night school Dyer and H. John Malone had head of the Manchester Education grounds, including the likelihood invite rule-breaking in other areas. The Department is also included, suggested that forcing board meeting, teachers reluctant drafted the smoking resolution. ^Association. “ Not only would a ban that a ban would drive smoking This carry-over effect was also considering ways to deal students not to. smoke insulted to police bathrooms and board “ What can be more important for be unenforceable, but it would take inside — creating a fire hazard, mentioned by boai;.d member Nico with the second half of the GARDENS FlEX-CARE their intelligence and could create members leery of enforcement the health and safety of our up valuable administrative time.’’ exposing more students to smoke las J. Costa, who said it could problem — misleading or hostility. School board primary problems blasted a proposed children than protecting them Tognalli Minted to the results of secondhand, and Intimidating become “ detrimental to the totaf confusing prices on large CONTAaLEilS candidate Michael E. Pohl stood smoking ban at Manchester High from cancer? It would be worth the a just-cornpleted MEA survey, other students from using learning process.’’ Forcing roadside signs. MUMS up earlier in the meeting to say a minor controversy and work if just which showed 85 of 101 Manchester bathrooms. No law or regulation RIGHT School. teachers to stalk toilet stalls for pne student stopped smoking be high school teachers opposing the ban was “ totally unjustified." specifically relates to Colorful Fall ^ Naiancaaraau GUARD clandestine smokers is "a dubious cause of the ban,” Dyer said. proposed ban. He suggested better “ The school would be in the Dyer and Malone countered that these signs, although they ’’Whatever you do, you’re not honor" and “ demeaning," he It was the practical ramifica health education would be more position of legislating a value smoking poses a health threat to are covered by the Con CHRYSANTHEMUMS going to stop students from smok added. tions of the proposed ban which led effective than a no-smoking rule in which is oftdh not supported in the innocent bystanders. Dyer said necticut Unfair Trade ItO I. 701. ing,” said local teacher Helen Vibrant Colors for Autumn others to question its value. turning students away from home, ’ ’ Ludes pointed out in his list Teacher Bernadette Neal, a that since ninth graders coming Practices Act, which out lOTTU I Jette, a 16-year veteran of Man 4/ 9.97 cigarettes. of reasons. 15-year veteran of the high schol into the high school in the late 1980s laws deceptive or mis Decorating-yellow, white, rust, purple chester High. Others echoed her “ THE VAST majority of Earlier this year, central school English teacher Joyce Don, who home economics department, will not be allowed, to smoke leading advertising. comments and agreed when she teachers believe the present smok administration also came Out has been at MHS more than 25 agreed. “ My time is much more anyway, it would be foolish to Sales gimmicks, price said students would merely find ing policy (which allows high against the proposed ban, using the years, said attemiks to enforce a important in the classroom,” she impose a partial ban. increases, new taxes and illegal ways to smoke, possibly ah increasingly cavalier attitude on the part of station owners have con SEA muss BNECK Ik tributed to confusion for consumers and to the CROCUS 10/ 1.49 DAFFODILS WSPOSABIE DEP tells town to expand landfill state's decision to enforce Guard escapes the law aggressively, Be $nAY langer said. T U L I P S -^ 10/ 2.45 hyacinths iMwaiiQiio By Alex GIrelll sion Monday night approved an appli taciiiiy. m e assessments levied that will produce energy, and to the West Hartford Mayor ■nd many olhars Herald City Editor cation ' from the town to build a against Glastonbury householders interim solution, involving sharing of wHh $8 million Charles R. Matties, a AHtiweE temporary hauling road for the work served by the Manchester Water the few facilites left in the state. station owner, who is HARTFORD — Manchester should and to fill the flood plain of the Department when the department The DEP has taken the position that l|01. 901. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) - A Wells Fargo director of the Connecti EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL rats ■OTTU CAN go ahead with expansion of its landfill Hockanum River. made water service improvements even towns like Manchester, which has cut Gasoiine Dealers As Euonymoua, Rhododandrona - aH colora I capacity and the cost of expansion The bids will be opened Sept. 30. have been contested by some of those about IS years life left in the landfill, Armored Service guantreturning from picking sociation, said dealers are Junipara, Boxwood, Azalaia, Evargraan, should reflect in any financial arrange householders. should make early committments to up money drew a gun on two fellow guards, trying to stay competitive Foraythia, Holly, Jap Yawa . ment the town makes with Glastonbury THE D E P HOPES that as part of its Some observers say the distpute regionalism, because after the 15 injected them with a drug and escaped with up to by offering discounts for to accept that town’s trash, officj^als of interim solution to the state’s waste figured in the political campaign in years, Manchester will still face a $8 million in cash, police said today. the state Department of Environmen disposal problem, towns with landfill which Sen. Carl Zinsser defeated problem. An arrest warrant was issued today for Victor cash and self-service. FMd 8 SMd Your Lawn Nowl UPUMRI “ It’s next to impossible 8 ? ? tal Protection said yestefday. capacity will share it with towns that Manchester Mayor Stephen T. Penny Gerena, 25, of Hartford, for the 9:30 p.m. Monday Spacid Fall to convey all of that 2 gal. lack it. for the senate seat. ■ The meeting Monday was the first of night heist described as the largest cash robbery information on signs un pots They were answering a question For Manchester, that would mean a series the D EP is holding in an effort in state histoi^ and the second largest in the less you have a 39-acre posed by Manchester Public Works allowing Glastonbury, whose landfill is “ YOU SHOULDN’T be giving any to explain the resourse recovery plan to United States. Officials said he may have left as WINTERGREEN or much money as he took. site. It’s a matter of trying 5,000 sq. iNSsssfi Director George A. Kandra, who expected to run out in a month or two, to thing away,’’ said one D E P official in town officials and to convince them to comply with the re estimated the cost of the expasnion at share the landfill. connection with the cost of extending that it is in their interests to commit Gerena, with Wells Fargo since May 1982, is RITE AID PHARMACIES ' accused of tieing up the two guards at the West quirements of the law and reg. 11.45 about 9500,000. He was one of about 30 the Manchester landfill and then themselves to it. Hartford Wells Fargo office, injecting them with remain coirtpetitive,” he ENFIELp persons who attended a D EP “ work While the D EP expects towns to be sharing it. So far Manchester has not publicly EAST HARTFORD a drug, throwing coats over their heads then said. shop’’ at the Hartford Public Library. compensated for sharing landfill ca ' But the D E P officials said it expressed any enthusiasm for it. 10,000 sq. ft. •95 ELM STREET-PHARMACY PH; 745 41 21 * •271 ELLINGTON RD. making off with the money, said Police Chief Meanwhile, -consumers Bids have been invited for the pacity, it does not plan to work out the behooves Manchester to commit Itself The key may lie in regional relation Francis Reynolds. have been caught in the MANCHESTER PHARMACY PH: 528-6115 extension. It involves excavating one compensation details. That would be early to a regional solution of the ships, particularly within the Capitol SpBcid Region Council of Governments, which Reynolds cited the possibility that other people crossfire. m a in area and putting free draining fill in a left for individual towns. landfill problem. The DEP sees region *361 STREEt-PHARMACY PH; 649 9110 require towns to make consessions in were involved, but declined to discuss the Dick Pianko of Wethers Fdl Fartiligw low lying wet area to increase the Manchester and some Glastonbury alization as the answer to both the 16»s citizens, however, have found them permanent solution, involving con exchange for concessions they need evidence police had for such suspicions. field, a traveling sales acreage for landfill. selves In confict over another shared- from other towns. man, said, “ It happens 'Oie Planning and Zoning Commis struction of resource recovery plants
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