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'8-'’ suburban Maryland to highlight iDuet w,th While P4t . - , A Humane Society agent rushed helpless,” he said. ble. "Of course we’ll do something ripping their legs off.” BAUSCH&LOMB Stftf 'Monday. Ail Motor Vetdete’^^ to the scene and rescued the birds Such avian mishaps aren’t all about it," she said. Disinfecting Unit II about p.m., shortly after -year- Mrs. Patnode reported to her Job EUREKA Upright 0 «p«ri^ on Frictov- Auto ’ 1 10 that uncommon, Ainslie said. Ainslie said Wednesday that he for Soft Lenses Panasonic old Jennifer Patnode noticed the ’’This happens a lot," he said. 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If people are faced with the know where to begin — it’s kind of a ' 2 lA m lm fodt . p M i i i r liHrlrWe, wai l>« eioMd Saturday^’ " Catherine Patnode, the mother Air Filters he used proved too strong for the problem, he said they should of the girl who noticed ihe birds, little out of my field, you know?” Bunday and Motidio/, TheBeitdey MemoriidUbrary in Bolion will be > sparrows, who had already lost Reg. gently pluck the birds out of the said Stephens tarred the porch roof he said. "But we had to do clofed Friday tbrgugb MoAdi^. Tbe Booth and DImook Memorial their plumage. mire, then bring them to the something” 6.49 . . .EA .' Library in Covenby will be opart from I0e.tti. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, about 4 days ago. "But it probably 4.44 EUREKA ‘Power* Frank Intino, director of the Humane Society or a veterinarian. got sticky from yesterday being so The warden said he called the but will be cfoi^ on Etdtdtv MHLMondibf- The Andover Public society’s animal department, said All PUROLATOR PANASONIC AM/FM Electronic Team’ Vacuum To prevent birds from gctCing hot,” she said, Department of Environmental 5^A 19" Diagonal Cable Ready Library will be olwM Saturddy'^Mot^ today that mineral spirits and stuck in the first place, Ainslie said A part-time clerk at the town Protection but "struck out.” Then Oil Filters Clock Radio & Telephone Rag. 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Some will be open on rived within five minutes. on-screen channel number You Buy Any 2 Filters!' for assured results. #400 S397 floor cleaning tools. #1746 S% he saw a partially clad man of Hartford, and charged hi/n with in a cage, looking all but lifelen. with Adjustable Flame "We may have been able to quite climbing through a window of a sexual assault and burglary 24 Jennifer Patnode and her ar»j 8; ,6!^-6 . Mmierandwetw l 11 possibly prevent the rape or at neighbor’s apartment. hours after the rape. mother looked on anxiously. MANCHESTER In jHdpeiedmeie, 64^ 8743, in Coventiy, town garage, least apprehend the suspect at the S;;2.„.„.1.89 1145 Tolland Turnpike VERNON Sixteen minutes later, police Woolwich, who had been on the ’When I saw them up on the roof, Tri-City Shopping Center scene,” said Hartford Police Chief received another call, from the job for a month, took the call but Disposable; In assorted colors. Mfhdpdiar.',Mdtel«. The. Herald will not pubthih Monday and ita they were in much better condition Bernard R. Sullivan Wednesday, woman living there who said she did not notify police dispatchers than they are now. They were omoa«#diibeci«Mdi?-!!/^.,>*' "1 can say to the victim that I can ^ O R E HOURS: DAILY 10 AM TO 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM TO 9:30 PM • SUNDAY 10 AM TO 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY had been raped. who would have ordered officers to flapping their wings and chirping publicly apologize... I ’m sorry that ■ ...... ^ ...... Police fired Andrew Woolwich of the apartment. away." said Mrs. Patnode. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 30. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 30, 1984 - 3. Small-town priest emphasizes ‘community’ in his parish Manchester/Area MHA budget By James V. Heallon Community, with the emphasis making up its mind. It didn't Commenting on the pastoral letter shioners has a Catch-22 element. near New London. They said they : United Press International since Jean's arrival in 1970 on approve the U.S. Constitution until of the National Conference of His success has meant occasional wouldn't know what to do without Towns In Brief "community.” 197S, correcting a negative 67-to-4 Catholic Bishops which condemns calls from Bishop Daniel P. Reilly him — and meant every word of it. provides for DURHAM — The Rev. Raymond He encourages parishioners to vote citizens had cast on Nov. 12, nuclear war as "m orally Justifia­ of Norwich to come follow him. Jean tries not to look up at the choir participate in everything from 1789. ble” under any circumstances,” Jean has been able to decline so . Most of the world's astronomical Mercier wants growth cap as he reads the church bulletin at arranging church suppers to help­ The townspeople though appar­ he told the Middletown Press: far. installations are in the northern. the end of Sunday masses because ing Cambodian refugees relocate ently like the bearded Jean's quiet, "The letter brings a new empha­ He says the bishop's reputation hemisphere, while most astronom-; Jonathan Mercier, the Republican candidate improvements he doesn't want to laugh. He knows in Durham. There's a move now to thoughtful style. He has been sis to the whole issue of peace, but as a connoiseur of fine food and his ical problems are in the southern ' running in Manchester's 12th Assembly District, his singers are likely to be giving raise funds to replace an organ innovative and has worked in the the issue itself is nothing new. It own cooking ability Just happen to skies. said today he favors state constitutional limits to him the television signal to hurry it that has seen better days. spirit of ecumenism, helping to seems to smack of the political coincide with his tenure. The the growth in state spending. Housing for the elderly in Manchester will be up. Some parishioners, many of bring together some of the com­ rather than the moral, though, bishop has been a welcome visitor The plan Mercier said would be most effective spruced up a bit next year. But he plunges on sensing that them young people, travel periodi­ munity's 5,200 residents. because of the arena in which it is to the parish house and has Medal of Honor includes an indpendent non-partisan board to The Housing Authority Wednesday night approved even if copies of the bulletin cally to Haiti and Appalachia to The strum of guitars has echoed taking place. expressed much admiration for Before World War II, the 2,625 monitor state revenues, a limit on state spending an annual budget that includes $35,100 for painting announcing parish activities are help the poor and the sick. The through the church during ceremo­ "But it all comes down to human Jean's culinary touch, especially Medal of Honor Awards were that is tied to anticipated revenue and a trim and doors at its apartment complexes and available for the taking, there will work is accomplished with Sister nies as have trumpets. Instead of S life, which is a moral responsibil­ his French meals. reviewed to determine which. requirement that tax and fee increases be replacing some stoves and refrigerators. be some churchgoers who will not Ellen Flynn, a member of the p.m. baptisms, the smallest of ity. The whole previous view of the He has indicated if Bishop Reilly awards met the stringent criteria. approved by more than a simple majority of the The total budget for the next fiscal year is $542,530, get around to reading it. Sisters of Mercy from Milford, and newcomers are welcomed in the church and government has been prevails and he has to leave The Army removed 911 names state legislature. which sould provide a reserve of about $225,648, The choir's little joke is indica­ Hugh Curley of Garden City, N.Y. midst of Sunday mass. The feeling anti-communism, but here, while Durham for another assignment, from the list. Most of them were "Enactment of such a package will tell both according to the accountant who prepared the budget. tive of the rapport betwen the They work with Jean as a team. isn't always mutual. The ap­ we of course have to say we don't among the first he will tell will be members of a volunteer infantry current and prospective Connecticut employers The reserve funds can be used for major repairs and parish and their priest who has Durham, one of New England's plauded sometimes cry. like totalitarian regimes, there has his friends in the choir. group during the Civil War who that Connecticut is an attractive, stable environ­ emergencies, said accountant Arthur Damato of been with them for 14 years. It was biggest annual attractions, the Jean has been well able to to be a better way to figure out how He was true to his word. He told had been induced to extend their ment for their businesses,” Mercier said. "That Bristol. a church when it was founded in Durham Fair, is the kind of small articulate the church's message, to live together,” he said. them Sunday he was being reas­ enlistments when promised the is what we need to build a sound Connecticut.” 19S5; now it's the Notre Dame town that in the past took time both in and outside the church. His popularity with his pari­ signed to a parish in Gale's Ferry medal. He said that now is the best time to enact such a Damato said the reserve would put the authority package because there is a surplus in the state. well within the limits the federal Department of Housing and Urban Development considers accepta­ ble. If an authority’s surplus falls below 20 percent of Substitute teachers needed its routine expense budget, it is considered an Weather "endangered authority.” Peopletalk C ()VE N TR Y — The Coventry schools need " I f you go below that figure, HUD will monitor sustitute teachers and substitute nurses for the - every move you make,” he said. Today 8 forecast coming school year, the administration says. Call me a ‘bully’ 7 Substitute teachers must be graduates of a The authority’s routine expenses accounted for 3 Today: Humid with hazy sun- v \ ' / four-year college and be at least 21 years of age. $507,430 of the total figure. The budget provides Frank Sinatra has canceled an appearance at shine. High temperatures 80 to 85 Anyone interested should contact one of the $35,100 for painting and replacement of about 40 the Golden Nugget Casino in Atlantic City degrees. schools for an application and an interview with refrigerators and stoves at the M ayfair Gardens and because Joel Jacob­ - () the principal. Westhill Gardens complexes. son, a member of Tonight; Variable cloudiness. People who were substitutes last year and Last year’s budget was $506,471. Herald photo by Tarqumio New Jersey's gam­ Low temperatures.in the mid 60s. ^ ^ would like to be kept on the list should contact the The budget was to be submitted to HUD today for ing commission, superintendent’s office at 742-7317 before Sept. 15. approval before the start of the fiscal year on Oct. 1, Taking a break Friday: Partly sunny with a 40 claimed that the sin­ / ' \ Substitute nurse candidates should be regis­ said Executive Director Carol Shanley. ger acted like "an percent chance of showers or tered nurses or licensed practical nurses and Ed Murawski pauses from his duties as a though it was cloudy and humid during obnoxious bully” to­ thunderstorms. High tempera- should contact Donald Nicoletti at 742-8913. The largest expense in the budget was for utilities, greenskeeper at the Red Rock Country most of the day, the skies utlimately 0 ward a blackjack tures 80 to 85 degrees. estimated at $240,703. Maintenance expenses were dealer. estimated at $134,769 and administrative costs at Club Wednesday to have lunch. Al­ cooperated with the golfers. Sinatra and old Day Treatment Center Full $54,311. Salaries accounted for $39,545 of the pal Dean Martin Extended outlook administrative costs. Although school officials had hoped to open the canceled a joint ap­ Humid with a chance of pearance next Wed­ ifew Adolescent Day Treatment Center at Rents at the 276 apartments controlled by the Main Street plan almost ready morning showers Saturday; high Highland Park School with some slots left open, authority were estimated at $130 a month, compared nesday through tempehatures in the 80s and low Sept. 9 at the casino enrollment is already at capacity Special with $104 last year. The remainder is subsidized. temperatures in the 60s. Fair Town officials hope to submit the from the original plans were all but hurt their businesses. and will be replaced Education Director Richard Cormier said this Just $200 was included for the budget for tenant Sunday and Monday; high final design for the reconstruction one parking module and some The plans shoiiUI be ready for a by country-western 'week. services such as recreation and publications. No such temperatures in the 70s and low of downtown Main Street to the landscaping. The remaining park­ public hearing in OctotH-r or star Kenny Rogers. Twelve Manchester and six Vernon students money was included in the 1983-84 budget. state early next month. Director of ing module is near the Mary November, he said The two famed Frank Sinatra temperatures in the 50s. have signed up, Cormier said. He told the Board Although the authority will initially be left with a Public Works George A. Kandra Cheney Library, Fuss said. Italian crooners reportedly demanded that a of Education Monday that he expects to be Kandra would not predi<'t deficit of $98,568, that should be offset by a subsidy said today. A two-way access road will be turning people down in two or three weeks. whether the merchants and gen dealer hold the deck in her hand, in violation of Too hot? Think snow built just east of Main Street from Money, not space, is the constraint, Cormier fi’om HUD of $125,087, Damato said. When the The plan has been changed only eral public would find the current New Jersey's gaming rules. Jacobson said Long Island Sound Eldridge Street north to Bissell Today: variable cloudiness with warm, humid air. Tonight; said. He advised against "watering down” the resulting surplus is added to the $199,109 reserve slightly from the preliminary plans acceptable. Sinatra frightened the South Korean-born black­ Winds southwest at 15 to 20 predicted for the end of this year, the authority could Street and the entire street will be jack dealer by telling her "to go back to China” warm and clearing. Friday: mostly sunny with highs in the 80’s. program by adding more students without adding design approved by the state knots. Visibility 4 to 6 miles. more staff, though he said classroom space is expect a reserve of $225,648 by September 1985, he Department of Transportation in repaved, he said. "W e’ve gone through .so many when she refused his demands. Toda/s weather picture was drawn by Rachel Cohen, 272 said. "This is a plan based on the plans." he said. "The subject is not Wave heights 1 to 3 feet. Kennedy Road. available for future growth. March, said Walter Fuss of Fuss & "When a folk hero like Frank Sinatra walks into broad parameters issued by the dead." a casino and exhibits himself as an obnoxious O’Neill Engineers in Manchester, The budget was to have been sent to HUD by July 1, which is designing the project. state," Kandra said. F’ederal funds will pay for 85 UPl photo bully forcing men and women to commit Weather radio but Damato said the department failed to send the Hartford’s answer to Fame Fuss said he thinks the state will Kandra said the loss of on-street percent ,of the project while the infractions because of the fear of losing their The National Weather Service authority several mathematical formulas that are Thanks for the memories The school board set aside $4,000 this week to approve the current plans, al­ parking would be offset by the state and town must each provide jobs,” Jacobson said, "it may well be time to broadcasts continuous, 24-hour needed to calculate the operating subsidy. addition of three new off-street 7'/; percent of the cost. Fuss said consider the licensing of entertainers.” send two students to the Greater Hartford though it may require changes. Napoleon had a pastry and brandy named in his weather information on 162.475 ■ . I" '' Academy of the Performing Arts when it opens in parking lots. Many of the m er­ F"uss said the engineers are The plans still calls for four lanes honor, his conqueror lent his name to beef mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in January, provided that they audition chants on the street have opposed working on final cost estimates, of traffic and the elimination of Wellington, and now Texas Congresswoman New London and 162.40 mHz in successfully. the previous reconstruction plans but do not expect them to differ Barbara Jordan is getting name recognition. In Meriden. over 100 on-street angle parking because they said the elimination much from the $4 million cost "W e think this is an exciting opportunity for on 1-86 spaces. Fuss said. Also eliminated ceremonies in Houston recently, a post office was Now Suzette’s In turmoil certain gifted students,” School Superintendent of on-street parking spaces would predicted earlier this year. renamed the Barbara Jordan Building in honor of James P, Kennedy told the board. Said board A the woman who served the city in Washington for Suzette Charles, who became Miss America member Francis Maffe: "This is Hartford's five years. Air quality likely to continue when Vanessa Williams resigned, has been sued answer to 'Fam e.'” for breach of contract by her former manager. The state Department of En­ Maffe was referring to a television show Calls Michael Pedicin filed the suit in Trenton, N.J., vironmental Protection provides featuring the famous High School for the Traffic heading west on Interstate 86 was backed up saying he was wrongfully fired by Charles. He is daily air pollution reports and Performing Arts in New York City. The Hartford for several miles Wednesday afternoon as construc­ Wednesday, 4:27 p.m. — electri­ ing streets (Tow n ). Fairy tales can say a iot seeking monetary damages. Wednesday, 8:49 a.m. — medical ragweed ^llen count informa­ arts school will be similar, drawing students from tion workers moved the highway to a temporary call, 440 Oakland St. cal problem, 41 Center St. (Town). Wedne.sday, 9:07 p m. motor Charles, 21, became Miss America on July 23 Leonora Greenbaum believes a culture’s tion from the Department of throughout the area who are talented in music, bypass at Simmons Road in East Hartford, a state (Paramedics), Wednesday, 5:04 p.m. — medical vehicle accident. Center and and fired Pedicin on Aug. 10. She had signed a reaction to a fairy tale can say a lot about the Health Services. The recorded dance or drama. transportation spokesman said this morning. call, 40 Olcott St. (Paramedics). Adams streets (Town). three-year contract with Pedicin. Wednesday, 10:23 a.m. — smoke values of a foreign country. message is provided at 566-3449. Tuition, which will cost $2,000 per student for One motorist, who reported taking 40 minutes to Wednesday, 5:06 p.m. — medical Wedne.sday, I t :35 p.m. — medi travel one mile during the worst of the traffic jam, investigation, 22 Scarborough H Ms. Greenbaum, an anthropologist at the JFK the first semester, is high because of start-up call, 75 Center St. (Paramedics). cal call, 214 Spencer SI. Road (Town). Special Warfare Center's School of International costs, Kennedy said. said things were so frustrating she turned around and Wednesday, 5:27 p.m. — medical (Paramedics). Studies in Fort Bragg, N.C., uses fairy tales to High and low returned to Manchester. She reported traffic backed Wednesday, 2:30 p.m. — medical call, 398 W. Middle Turnpike Thursday, 12:08 a.m. — alarm. teach foreign values to officers and soldiers about up from East Hartford all the way into Vernoil. call, 124 Hackmatack St. (Paramedics). Manchester Community ('ollege. to be transferred to another country. The price of fame, fortune The highest temperature re­ Roach named coordinator State transportation spokesman William Keish (Paramedics). Wednesday, 5; 49 p.m. — car fire. Bidwell Street (Town). ported Wednesday by the Na­ bristled Wednesday when asked what was causing the "In a folk story, you get the essence of a COVENTRY — Marjorie Roach of Lewis Hill Wednesday, 3:45 p.m. — medical Stop & Shop, the Parkade (Tow n). Thursday, 12: 19 a.m. :nnbu In Dayton, Ohio, Carol Howard doesn't mind tional Weather Service, exclud­ traffic jam. "W e’re out there working every day, he particular culture." said Ms. Greenbaum, a Road was recently named coordinator for the call. 274 Blue Ridge Drive Wednesday, 6:14 p.m. — motor lance fire. South Main Street visiting professor from Adelphi University in being rich, but she doesn't want to be a celebrity. ing Alaska and Hawaii, was 117 said. "W e’re doing our job. You’re asking why are we (Paramedics). vehicle accident, Avery and Dem- (Town). Howard, a sales clerk, was one of eig}it grand surplus food distribution program in Coventry. working regular working hours?” Garden City, N.Y. degrees at Thermal, Calif. To­ Eligibility for the program is as follows: prize winners in the Ohio Lotto's record $24.7 But Keish explained this morning that it took G She explains that folk tales were originally day's low was 32 degrees at million jackpot and showed up at the state lottery Households of one must have an income of less highway workers several hours to relocate highway developed for adults to tell each other after work, Yellowstone, Wyo. than $623 per month before taxes, or less than $726 reinforcing their values and highlighting the office to get the first of 20 annual checks of s .jLdt: traffic to the three-lane bypass, which passes on the $123,421.36. per month if elderly or handicapped. Households north side of the reconstructed overpass. Traffic will problems of society and ways of solving them, she Satellite view of two must have an income of less than $840 per said. But when she stepped into the doorway of the be diverted onto the bypass while workers widen the conference room and came face to face with a Forecasts missing month, or less than $980 per month if elderly or existing highway that passes under Simmons Road. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EOT shows handicapped. roomful of reporters, photographers and televi­ Because of technical difficul­ He said the work was started in early afternoon and strong thunderstorms across the Great Lakes and through Arkansas Households of three must have an income of sion cameras, she backed out fast. "Oh no,” she ties, today’s weather forecasts finished before the rush hour normally begins. He said and Oklahoma. Layered clouds extend along the Southeast and less than $1,058 per month, or less than $1,234 per said and wouldn't be persuaded by lottery for other New England states traffic tie-ups are going to be a regular feature of the yUAiodtand stretch from the central Pacific coast eastward to the Cascades. month if elderly or handicapped. GARDENS Couple goes underground officials to have her picture taken. were not available from the state’s 10-year road reconstruction plan. Mrs: Roach is a member of the Welfare Board, Judy and Daniel Taylor of Blythwood, S.C., are Lottery director Thomas Chema was finally National Weather Service "Motorists are going to have to be patient,” he said. the Human services Advisory Committee, the Mr$. W. CHRYSANTHEMUMS building a three-bedroom home. forced to tell the assembled news media computer. A dispatcher at the state police barracks in 30.00 McSweeney Center Board of Directors and the $iy$. all labeled for color - In bud & bloom So what? This particular house will be 15 feet representatives that "M rs. Howard has declined N i C Hartford said Wednesday that the slowdown was SETTLE Community Health Nurses Association. “W$ i1w$y$ below ground. They explain it's cheaper to live to be photographed and there's nothing we can do causing cars to overheat. She.said state troopers were about it." ry growing underground, although the the cost of construc­ having a hard time reaching the stalled cars. PLANT NOW FOR EARLY COLOR Forefathers’ Day, on Dec. 21, tns be$t." tion above or below turf is about the same. commemorates the landing on 'V "W e won't have to worry about painting or F A IR REPEAT SPECIAL i 4 /$ g t8 Plymouth Rock in 1620. It is siding or a roof, and the house is practically celebrated with dinners in New I oa fireproof so our insurance will cost less,” Taylor Azaloaa 1 gal. England. SAN FRANCISCO Rhododendron 1 oal. said. Now you know / Their house is also designed to keep a constant Junipora (3 klndaj S gal. ' I /le AUtAei A year-round temperature between 68 and 72 Bobby Tyre Jones Jr., a U.S. golfer who lived Foraythia 2 gal. 30.00 'ATLANTA. from 1902-1971, won four U.S. Opens, three British degrees, helping to cut heating and cooling costs. LOWEST O yA R M Boxwood 2 gal. Judy Taylor likes it for another reason. "I'm Opens, and in 1930 won golf's grand slam by Lottery OPEN DAILY TEMPERATURESMPERATURES JA \ ^ ------\ For Indoors terrified of storms, but I'll feel protected in the winning the U.S. and British opens and the U.S. 8 am - 6:30 pm rSO Largo 2 got 01 FEED YOUR LAWN ah new house." and British amateurs — but he never turned pro. \JMIAMI HIblocuo, 0 95 WINTERGREENXOiS Connecticut daily r^L£GEND~ O lo a n d o ro liwn lood y r U 168 Woodland St. Shafllorat, 1/.'.|8«OW covin 5.000 iq . II only Manchester Wednesday: 547 Hanging Pola 3 Color It Green 643-8474 Almanac Play Four: 4529 UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Other numbers drawn Wed­ nesday in the Northeast: National forecast Today is Thursday, August 30th, the 243rd day of Vermont daily: 385. 1984 with 123 to follow. New Hampshire daily: 8943. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. 'If Thursday night, shower Rhode Island daily: 9450. activity will be found over parts of the mid-Atlantic states; the Plains $4 The morning star is Mercury. Bay 99 The evening stars are Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Rhode Island Grand Lottery: o* ‘he Gulf coast. Fair to partly cloudy 0 Saturn. 833, 7798, 74833, 135334. skies should rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures Include: Those bom oh this date are under the sign of Virgo. Massachusetts weekly: Yel­ Approximate maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 65(91). They include Mary WoIIstonecraft Shelley, author of low 864, Blue 15, White 3. Boston 66(05), Chicago 58(77), Cleveland 55(74), Dallas 75(100), "Frankenstein,” in 1797, Louisiana Governor Huey Massachusetts Megabucks: 3- Denver M (93), Duluth 48(71), Houston 71(95), Jacksonville 64(94) Scallops ^ ‘ Long in 1893, Journalist John Gunther in 1901 and 11-16-38-33-34. Kansas City 64(90), Little Rock 70(95), Los Angeles 68(81) Miami actors Raymond Massey in 18%, Fred MacMurray in New York daily: 556. 76(80) Minneapolis 54(78). New Orleans 72r9T^w Trk 0K 1908 and Timothy Bottoms in 1951.------N ew Y ork Lotto: 1-6-34-39-37- On this date in history; 44. •“ In 30 B.C., Egyptian Queen Cleopatra committed suicide, by allowing a poisonous asp to bite her. In 1780, American General Benedict Arnold $ 1 1 9 9 betrayed his young country when he promised Manchester Herald secretly to surrender the fort at West Point to the Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Live Maine British army. A British spy subsequently was hanged, but Arnold escaped. Penny Sadd Mark F. 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German unity nightmare ;?■ Midwest wins ^5 i r for Moscow and the West /.-f another round in CHOICES T ME A TS IIS TO W!S Bv Barry James Although the East German go­ and dissidents in exchange for United Press International vernment reluctantly followed hard currency credit. Moscow's lead in boycotting the At the end of last year, Moscow acid rain fight , LONDON — The German ques­ Olympic Games, Honecker ap­ slammed shut the door on contacts tion. at the heart of European DELI HUT pears to be ignoring the Soviet with the West after the initial Bv Joseph Mlanowanv Maine and Pennsylvania asked the BUTCHER SHOP security, is raising its head again, warnings about his cozy relation­ GROTE & WEIGEL NATURAL CASING deployment of U.S. cruise and United Press International EPA to force the pollution cuts USD* CHOICE BEEF LOIN ship with Bonn. He is pushing creating anxious vibrations all the Pershing 2 missiles in Europe. The because they believed the Midw­ way from Moscow to Paris. ahead with plans for an unprece­ HOT DOGS o $ 1 .9 9 Soviets based new medium-range WASHINGTON - With the ad­ estern sulfur dioxide emissions BONELESS Communist East Germany has dented visit to West Germany. MUCKES nuclear-tipped missiles in East ..^0^ ministration steadfast in opposing were the prime cause of acid rain moved with increasing boldne.ss to The East German party news­ STRIP STEAK <4.69 Germany and Czechoslovakia in acid rain controls, Midwestern in their states. COOKED SALAMI paper Neues Deutschland pro­ USDA CHOICE BEEF LOINT 0 * 1 .8 9 cement clo.ser relations with the retaliation. Despite this, the rela­ industrial states have won another The EPA never acted on the PLUMROSE Federal Republic of Germany, claimed that the communist state tionship between the two German- round in the battle against the requests and earlier this year BONELESS irrespective of the frozen state of is "independent in its internal and ies continued apace. A commenta­ Northeast over who is responsible those three states — joined by HAM BOLOGNA 0 * 1 .3 9 relations between the external affairs," despite the SIRLOIN STEAK tor in the newspaper Die Zeit asked for the environmental problem. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Ver­ JANIK superpowers. presence of nearly 400,000 Soviet USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN— BONELESS in the wake of the deployments: Citing legal and technical rea­ mont, New Hampshire, Rhode This has aroused fears that the troops on its .soil. KIELBASA 0 * 1 .9 9 “ Are the two German states now to sons, the Environmental Protec­ Island and New Jersey — filed suit SIRLOIN ROAST two Germanics may wrench loose Honecker’s government also has BOARS HEAD DELI STYLE be used as launching pads for the tion Agency Wednesday rejected a in U.S. District Court seeking to from their respective alliances and stressed German nationalism over SPOON ROAST superpowers' missiles without request from several Northeastern force a ruling. that a unified Germany with a communist internationalism, for MUSDTARD ... 5 9 < German governments having the states that the federal government The EPA decision announced population of 80 million could one example by holding celebrations in FRESH GROUND OUR OWN slightest influence on their use? Is force smokestack industries in the Wednesday was in response to day again stand at the crossroads honor of Martin Luther last year. it really pacifism when people are Midwest to reduce sulfur dioxide those initial requests. CHUCK PATTIES MACARONI SALAD o 6 9 < of Europe. Not only is the Soviet Union’s key USDA CHOICE worried about this state of emissions, believed to be the main Not affected by the EPA ruling OUR OWN Memories of World War II unite ally openly expressing disagree­ affairs?” component of acid rain. was a second part of the states’ both the Soviet Union and the ment with the Kremlin, but it has WHOLE BEEF This year, East Germany has Reflecting the oft-stated admin­ STUFFED PEPPERS 0 * 1 . 9 9 j NATO allies in a determination won support from the Hungarian suit, which charged that the allowed nearly 30,000 of its sub­ istration position, the EPA said TENDERLOINS that this should never happen. party leadership, which applauded Midwestern pollution was harming jects, an unprecedentedly high there was not yet enough evidence •the Soviet Union has turned on East Germany’s attempt to im­ the environment of Canada. FRESH number and more than twice the to prove the pollution generated in New York Attorney General East Germany, its closest Euro­ prove relations with Bonn. total for the whole of 1983, to the Midwest was causing acid rain Robert Abrams, who led the legal GROUND CHUCK pean ally, with a verbal ferocity The West German constitution emigrate to the West. Several BAKERY reminiscent of the language used recognizes the communist half of in the Northeast. effort of the Northeastern states, rpccu PRODUCE thousand more are expected to The states asking for the reduc­ called the EPA ruling “ legally before the invasion of Czechoslova­ the country as an integral part of Thompson Seedless Grapes . . lb. 89C leave before the end of the year. tions “ have not made a persuasive distorted and scientifically DEPARTMENT kia in 1968 or the military crack­ Germany. Bonn still is officially GROUND BEEF East Germany also dismantled technical case that the existing dishonest.” BOSTON down in Poland in 1981 regarded as the temporary capital Flame Red 1st of Season Tokay Grapes lb. some of the automatically denoted requirements of the Clean Air Act Meanwhile, France is seeking to p eein g eventual reunification. "This decision flies in the face of SEA COVE 89C antj-personnel mines along its are being violated by the interstate Cream Pie ^2.29 engage West Germany in a closer West Germany refuses to grant an avalanche of scientific evidence frontier, extended the time limit transport of air pollutants,” the FRESH Mac A p p l e s...... 3 lb. bag 89C defense paitnership because of its diplomatic recognition to East proving that excessive sulfur diox­ BRAN OR WHEAT for cross border visits and reduced EPA said. fear that rising neutralism and Germany as a separate nation, or ide emissions from Midwestern HALIBUT border fees. The Midwestern states cited Prune P lu m s...... lb.49C nationalism there could weaken to recognize the independent citi­ states are responsible for billion of Bread loaf 690 For,#its part. West Germany were Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, West the West's deterrent capability. zenship of its subjects. Any East UPl photo dollars of environmental damage TENDER GOLDEN granted East Germany a $330 Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee Fresh Native P e p p e rs...... lb. 4 9 ( West German Foreign Minister German going to the Federal in the Northeast,” Abrams said. million credit last month on top of a and Michigan. Hans Diedrich Genscher said a Republic automatically gets full BAY SCALLOPS similar amount in 1983. It has A deadly cargo The agency’s ruling, expected to "In continuing to insist on California Carrots . . . 2 lb. bag 6 9 ( Sandwich Rolls 6/ 690 constructive relationship between citizenship there. promoted major industrial cooper­ be made final in several months, in further study as a substitute for Bonn and Berlin, the East German The Bonn government realisti­ A tug from a salvage company sails near of uranium hexafloride gas. In the ation deals and permitted compan­ action, the Reagan administration . capital, was in the interest of all cally recognizes tW5t reunification effect also makes moot half a ies such as Volkswagen and the sunken Mont Louis Wednesday as it background, a Belgian Navy boat keeps has shown itself blind and insenti- Europq. is a distant dream at best. But federal lawsuit filed by nine Siemens to build jointly owned lies 12 miles off the Belgian port of tive to the needs of an entire region Chancellor Helmut Kohl report­ a careful eye on the radioactive cargo of Northeastern states seeking Midw­ "Peace and detente are tasks not factories. Many in West Germany of the country," the Democratic COFFEE Swiss Chocolate Almond Beans CHEESE Switzerland Swiss Cheese...... lb. *2.89 only for the big powers," he said. edly is convinced there will be an Ostend. The Mont Louis carries a cargo the sunken vessel. est air pollution cuts. have criticized the government for •In 1980 and 1981, New York, Abrams added. "Smaller states can make their increasing Germany-wide debate giving away too much in return for SHOP M.99 lb. SHOP English Stilton Cheese...... lb. *189 own contribution to preventing the in coming years about a possible too little, rivalry of the big powers from rebirth of the German nation state Burdened with hard currency eroding the system of international in some shape or form. debt and obliged to meet sharp Earth reveals Its secrets relations.” Former Chancellor Willy price increases for Soviet oil and Cameroon crash Two recent editorials in the Brandt, who was originally respon­ gas. East Germany needs all the Soviet Communist Party news­ sible for West Germany’s "Ostpo- East-West trade it can get. Con­ paper Pravda accused the West litik" —• the opening toward the tracts with West Germany ac­ to Rhode Island dowser Grote & Weigel Natural G'ermans of attempting to under­ East — told United Press Interna­ counted for 40 percent of its foreign leaves 70 killed mine com m u n ism in East tional that the policy was designed trade last year, and gave East By Marcia Green Germany. to maintain contacts and deal with member of the American Society underground streams, but deter­ Germany access to the huge United Press International DOUALA, Cameroon (UPI) — speculating there may have been Casing Hotdogs .. U .9 9 lb. "The Bonn leaders are trying as some of the human tragedies of Dowsers. mines their widths and depths. market of the European Economic Quilitzsch is also the first to say Quilitzsch became interested An airliner was destroyed in a up to 100. Fresh vigorously as never before to caused by thebuildingofthe Berlin Community. flash fire today as it taxied before The U.S.-built plane was carry­ implement their plans of under­ wall in 1961. CUMBERLAND, R.I. - Herbert this hobby has detractors. "Most when a dowser helped him relocate Moscow accused Bonn of using Quilitzsch nestled his home in the taking off, killing several of the 108 ing a capacity number of 108 mining the German state of . "Where links between people are people don’t believe in dowsing,” his own well after it went dry economic leverage to subvert the woodlands of Little Pond County he said. "They call us witches. during a drought. passengers, officials said. passengers. Approximately 40 pas­ Ground Chuck Patties.. . lb. workers and peasants." Pravda not kept alive, you may as well stop communist system, betraying an sengers were taken to a nearby USDA Beef Loin Boneless n.s9 An official at the control tower in said. Road 32 years ago. "Anyone who believes he can do Metal rods, coat hangers and all talk about a possible future apparent fear that the lure of the Cameroonian capital of private clinic and many more were The Soviets have accused the under one roof," he said. Today, the hardwood trees still it can,” he maintained, though. forked sticks all work, he said. In money might tempt the East yield four cords a year for fuel, Yaounde said he received informa­ transported to the Douala hospital, Bonn government of "revan­ Brandt said a return to a single "Dowsing is all in the head, not in his yard, he demonstrated by Germans to stray from the com­ fallen pines have been crafted into tion indicating some 70 people may observers reported. S t O d I C S neaBeeaeeaBHni . *3.29 lb. chism" — of plotting to restore the nation was unlikely, "but in the rod or stick.” walking forward with two copper munist orbit. picnic tables and the silver beech have died 4n the fire on board the ” It was sheer pandemonium,” borders lost in World War II. cultural and other fields there Quilitzsch thinks nearly eve­ rods held parallel in front of him. Before President Konstantin remains his favorite source for ryone is born with some ability to Suddenly, they swung away from Boeing 737 on the runway at the said U.S. Consul Richard Twining,, Although ostensibly directed at could be a closer relationship Chernenko began clamping down dowsing sticks. sense what’s in the ground beneath each other and_ closed back to­ port city of Douala. who was at the airport imme­ Bonn, the attacks ai^ widely between these two states than on East-West contacts, the Soviets Dowsing, or the ancient practice them. gether several steps later. Cameroon Airlines would con­ diately after the accident. "Cer­ construed as a personal assault on between other states in Europe, had appeared to tolerate a certain of searching for water or minerals "In Vietnam,” he said, "they firm only that there had been an tainly there appear to have been a !\o Siibstitute East German leader Erich Ho- and this would be quite natural.” amount of flirtation between the “ I just walked over a stream,” We Give Old Fashioned with a divining rod. is not the Quilitzsch explained. accident on the morning flight and lot of minor injuries. A lot of people necker, who has called for a Ostpolitik paved the way for a Germanies in the hope that this used dowsers to find underground primary activity of this retired tunnels. Oil companies use them, there were "several” deaths. The suffered burns or sustained injur­ Butcher Service ... For (Jitnlily “ security partnership" with West businesslike arrangement be­ would block the NATO missile Away from home, Quilitzsch is a carpenter. utility companies use dowsers to airline refused to give a more ies as they jumped from the plan Germany in defiance of Moscow’s tween the two countries, based on deployment, encourage the West deacon of Four Corners Commun­ But he’s invested years in find lost pipes and wires. precise estimate until further onto the runway.” demand for a freeze on East-West the virtual "sale" to the West of German peace movement and ity Chapel. And don’t tell the kids, practice and claims a 95 percent " I ’m a shallow well dowser,” he but that’s him beneath the stuffed investigation. Government author­ The jet caught fire as it was relations. East German political prisoners woo Bonn from the Alliance. STORE HOURS: sucess rate in finding water. He’s a said, claiming he not only locates Santa suit at the Ashton School. ities in the former French colony in taxiing down the runway to take west Africa also refused any off, said Twining. estimate on numbers of dead or “ Some passengers said it ap­ Mon. S Tues. 'til 6:00 317 HigMand SL FLEX CARE peared a motor caught fire. The Rinsing and injured. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 fire apparently spread imme­ Storing Solution Super Tough PROPA PH The situation remained confused MMICHESTER CLAIROL hours after the accident, with some diately through the plane,” Twin­ Sat. 8 Sunday 1 2 0 2 . observers on the scene reporting ing said. "The plane was com­ ODOR EATERS Super Cleanser til 6:00 $319 6 oz. MUPPET “ very few” deaths and others pletely destroyed.” HIGHLAND FASK m a &e e t CONN. Clairesse Anti-itch Cream $ 1 9 7 ALCdN TOOTHBRUSHES 6 4 6 - 4 2 7 7 Tears Hair Color 1 OZ. Acne Hartford citizens Naturale Cover 50 oz. $ 3 8 7 Stick $257 $429 $ J9 7 unnerved by ooze RHULISPRAY Try 100'SOAP FREE HARTFORD (UPI) - Residents ground this year than in the past. RIGHT of a housing cooperative are “ I’m worried,” said Janet Wood­ A v e e n d b a r ward, who lives closest to the > Krciimmmdnl by worried about the health effects of a black, tarlike substance oozing largest patch. "I really don’t GROCER Y SPEA lALS FROZE IS DAIRY dfmueilnuisis ADORN III ^ 4 oz. GUARD TONI from a street, parking lot, side­ understand what it is. I just don't Hairspray A /P Roll on Home Wave walk and grassy area near their want my kid and others playing in BRICK PACKS 69< lENO’S CRISP A TASTY m u m u r homes. it because you don’t know what’s in 0 A C Aveenobar 1.5 oz. POTATO STIX PIZZAS 10 oz. All types All types Residents say the ooze is coming it.” 6pak 79c (SUCK-PLEASE) $329 $ 1 4 9 James F. Herlihy, environmen­ OCEAN s n u v JEUIED ON WHOLE BERRY 9 oz. Maximain Strength from the ground near 12 of the . 3.2 oz. 1.39 complex’s 188 units at the Chapelle tal health administrator for the CRANBERRY SAUCE leoz. 2/$l COMBO & CHEESE Spray Deodorant Tablets Gardens. The material has formed Hartford Health Department, said SW En LIFE PREBIUB NESTLE Dilated 3 oz. 1.39 $229 the material has 395 parts per CHUNCK LITE TUNA svioz. 59c 3 oz. more than 20 patches and puddles, POST Medicated 3.5 oz. 1.39 ranging from only a few inches to 3 million of hydrocarbons, eight CRUNCH BAR 6 pak $ 1 4 9 RAISIN BRAN r.oFI.59 MORTON feet in diameter. times the 50 ppm level the federal RUOWEMER The state Department of Envir­ government has determined as COLD CUPS 1 6 oz. 1 8 couat 6 9 C JELLY DONUT NEW onmental Protection identified the safe. KRAR SUAVE ooze as a petroleum product DEP officials earlier this month CR.IT, IT, CATAL, or FR. ordered the president of the 6 9 ( HAWAIIAN PUNCH STRI-DEX MICATIN similar to asphalt and notified P R lS e U R V Styling Mousse Dimensvn property owners to remove the cooperative’s board of directors to PIE CRUST MIX . . . . 2/*l CARLA'S material Aug. 14. remove the material since techni­ S.O.S. LINGUINE Maxioium Strengtli Pads Maximum Str^igth “ It should be taken care of, but I cally, the residents are the owners. SOAP PADS lOcovat 59c $J59 Spray But the mortgage is held by the NEW CONCENTRATED DANNON Menstrual Disoomfint wouldn’t say it represents an Ii ttttnom rntArtaor immediate dange,” said Stephen U.S. Department of Housing and DOWNY FABRIC SOFTENER - *2.39 YOGURT I *• 4 2 ’s R elief CONCEPTROL Liquid Hitchcock, director of the DEP’s Urban Development, the residents M R. B N Skin Lotion NAPKINS SORRENTO Suave All types ONE A DAY hazardous waste management note, adding the city and HUD SOOcowrt *1 .29 Capsules Gel inspectors should have foreseen LUNCH OR PUTTER RICOHA 32 AZ. $ 1 9 7 SKIN 10 o z . 3.5 oz. unit. CHINET PLATE I mjtions Maximum Formula 2 4 ’s 10’s Residents said they initially the problem and are responsible. 99C H00DR2 •MiintMi noticed the material about eight Eric Allen said members of a BONUS PAR $ 1 0 ' $ 2 5 7 $ 2 3 9 PRINCE ELBOWS FRUIT DRINKS 3 0 ’s $477 $527 years ago and complained to city neighborhood group are organiz­ 2 / »l POPKE HOOD officials who, they say, ignored the ing a meeting next month with city, FUVOR BAR problem. They claim more of the state and HUD officials to settle . 2 0 3/*l SOUR CREAM IS az. substance is oozing from the responsibility for the cleanup. POIANER SAND MATE SLICED MODESS PLAYTEX OLD SPICE MARMALADE OR GRAPE JELLY 3 2 SHOWER TO DEXATRIM o r Feminine Deodorant Tampons Solid Anti-Perspirant " n .4 9 WHITE CHEESE SHOWER Extra Strength Capsules ENCARE ^ PEANUT BUnER is oz. « Napkins Reg or Super . .$3.27 Regular or Caffeine Free Cities can’t reguiate Fiegulsr or Powder Super P lu s ...... $3.57 All types (Z O ra ls Regular or 2 o z . sidewaik news rack Size Morning Fresh 12’s 24's 8 oz. $ 1 9 7 NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A federal those marketing USA Today. The 28’s number of coin operated news $ 3 4 7 $ 1 6 9 $ 3 7 7 judge has ruled a Greenwich Illllllllllllllllllllllll ordinance regulating newspaper boxes in Greenwich increased from 25 in 1980 to more than 100. racks is unconstitutional. . with coupon A $10.00 purchat* “ It is clear that the first I With coupon A 110.00 purchaio ■ l ^ l h coupon a 110.00 purchost 1 with coupon s tIO.OO p u rc h H t The judge’s ruling was in re­ I Limit 1 Coupon ptr cualomar Limit t Coupon por cu.lomor Amendment protects the distribu­ ■ Limit 1 Coupon por euitomor | 2 LItnII 1 Coupon por c u tlo m tr | Available at participating sponse to a suit filed by Southern Crown Pharmacy tion as well as the publication, of VALUE PLUS STORES! Lenox Pharmacy Connecticut Newspapers Inc., I SEALTEST I ! KOOLAID CHOCK FW i 0 NUTS SCHICK newspapers,” U.S. District Judge which publishes the Greenwich Prescription Center Not all items available at ! FIEISCHNUN'S I all stores. 299 E. Center St. Super II ABSORBINE JR. Ellen B. Burns said in a decision on Time and the Adoveate of Stam­ POWDERED 208 W. Center St. file today. i ICE I I Not responsible for Manchester DRY LOOK ford. New York Times Sales Inc., I CORN OIL! Manchester typographical errors. Cartridge Blades Bums said, however, newspaper which distributes the New York COFFEE distributors can be required to put Times in Greenwich, was also a [ CREAM ■I ! DRINKS I 480Z. I 1 LB. CAN Hairspray their names, addresses and tele­ plaintiff. 34 OZ. CAN ALL VAR. SufestB 9s phone numbers on each newspaper HaatthS Kay Drug Co. Beauty Aids Brooks Pharmacy Quinn's Pharmacy 5 oz. rack, and to inform the police chief Greenwich Time Publisher 14 Main St., 585 EnHeld Ave., of the location of each rack. Steven L. Isenberg said Wednes­ 99 Sale hces! 873 Main St. Aerosol $2.09 The town adopted the ordinance day the decision “ affirms First off! East Hartford Enflald off! ■ I in 1983 after the racks began Effective Manchester Amendment rights which protect CIVMU UPT. liL IM4 I a EZPMU KPT. ItL IIM S UPM UIIPT. 1*L lta4 Aug. 30-Sept. 1 Pump $1.77 appearing in increasing numbers the interest of every citizen in the hjgh^ ^ ark m a r k e r ! HIGHUND PARK MARKET ■ on Greenwich streets, including effective distribution of the news. I BaaaiVHM ViM L MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aufi. 30, 1984

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher, State Agent links blood Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor opinion James P. Sacks, City Editor- rejects sample to Aillon

NEW HAVEN (U PI) - Blood clothing worn by the victims. m toll ban found on part of a rubber glove Miss Aillon appeared surprised retrieved from a murder scene 12 when Markle held up the splotched pajamas she wore as a toddler. NORWALK (UPI) - State years ago matched the blood type J a c k of Guillermo Aillon. who faces the Aillon said later she Is mature for Do other states face legislative revoits? transportation officials Wednes­ her age and wanted to attend the A n d erso n day rejected a call to suspend toll third trial for the stabbing deaths of his estranged wife and her trial. She has been at previous collections near a Connecticut parents. sessions. SAN FRANC ISCO — Will a newly approved citizens' part of the measure until that time. W a s h in g t o n Turnpike bridge where two lanes At another point in the trial, initiative in California touch off sim ilar efforts across have been closed because of a FBI agent Aldin E. Hodge said Merry-Go-Round Wednesday he classified as Type B Superior Court William L. Hadden the country to loosen m ajority controls of state cracked support. SINCE THE MEASURE PASSED, however, some warned spectators in another Two Republican legislators which is found in 10 percent of the legislatures and reduce lawmaking costs? experts have said that it might actually be section of the courtroom some of asked the Department of Trans­ population. No blood sample can That's something national Democratic Party leaders Robert Wagman constitutional. The California constitution, they say, their conversation was bothering portation to suspend toll collec­ be traced to a particular person, he fear. jurors sitting near them. states that “ all political power is inherent in the tions on the turnpike — Interstate told State's Attorney Arnold If a court challenge stands up, California's legislature Syndicated Columnist He told the spectators to keep people'' and gives the people almost unlimited power to 95 — at Norwalk to ease traffic Markle. and its Dem ocratic m ajority will be in for m ajor Hoddge told AlHon’s lawyer. still and the Jurors to signal him if make laws'through by means of initiatives and congestion caused by the closing of Budget they were disturbed again. He said changes thanks to Proposition 24. referendums. part of the Yankee Doodle Bridge. Public Defender Donald Dakers, he examined 120 samples sent F B I he would want to "do soriiething Although state Democrats were bitterly opposed to The Gann initiative was modeled on a proposal that Sens. Thomas Scott of Milford for analysis by investigators. Jiist right away" if it happened a the initiative,they didn't campaign very hard to defeat qualified for the Massachusetts ballot last year, but was and Andrew J. Santaniello of balancing two contained Type B. The other second time. it. Norwalk said the toll collections bottled up in com mittee. thrown off by the state's high court. was from a handkerchief police A woman who was working for a Now California party officials regret that lackluster were "compounding the traffic That initiative, backed by a coalition of citizens' obtained at Aillon's Wallingford telephone answering service said effort. Aid backups” resulting from the IN THE FINAL WEEKS before the primary, when groups, sought to change the flow of bills through on the night of the slayings. Aug. made easy bridge problems. apartment. Proposition 24, sponsored by conservatives andthe committees and required that committee chairmen be Aillon is accused of killing 13, 1972, she received a call statewide polls showed that the m easure was doing DOT spokesman William E. California GOP, was approved by 53.1 percent of voters Barbara Montano Aillon. 26, and intended for the Montano veteri­ well, its opponents did put about $300,000 into anti­ selected by secret ballot each year. It would have Keish said the agency had no plans U P I photo during the June primary. he^ parents, J. George Montano, narian. It originated wih Bernice initiative T'V ads — but in California, that's only a token created several new committees to control key WASHINGTON — Like a great to suspend toll collections. Known as the "Gann initiative" — after its author, Montano who was "having prob­ campaign.' legislation; required that those new com m ittees be one- vacuum machine, the federal "There’s no need to,” Keish said 49. a wealthy lumber dealer, and Paul Gann (of Proposition 13 fam e) — the measure had With friends like this Bernice Montano, 26. Their bodies lems with her cat.” Insiders say the Democrats had two reasons for third Republican; cut the pay of top legislators from government sucks up money at the from the department’s Wethers­ 3 were found at the Montano home in State Witne.ss Deborah Roy of two purposes. It was an effort to make the legislature avoiding an all-out campaign. First, they believed that $65,000 to $45,000; and prevented lawm akers from rate of $4.7 million a minute. E very ' field headquarters. Amid heckling and jeering from Boston protection. The Angels, involved in a New Haven on Aug. 14, 1972. West Chester. Pa., said she logged m ore "represen tative," and to cut the legislature's The DO'T closed two of the four the hot presidential prim ary would draw so many more giving annual bonuses to themselves and their staffs. disappearing dollar is painfully Aillon's 7-month-old duugher was the call from Mrs. Montano in at costs by 30 percent (about $40 million annually). lanes on the Yankee Doodle residents, members of the Guardian number of fights in the area a week ago, Dem ocratic voters that the measure would fail by Massachusetts Attorney General Francis Bellotti, a extracted from the taxpayers, who - blooded but unharmed. 9:35 p.m. It indicated things were Bridge, which carries the turnpike Angels, led by National Director Lisa resumed their patrols in the section on weight of numbers. Second, they felt that even if the Democrat, ruled that the initiative couldn't appear on don't begrudge money for the normal in the Montano household over the Norwalk River, after Now 12 years old, Catherine V. ACROSS THE COUNTRY, most state legislatures are measure passed, it was so constitutionally flawed that it the ballot because the internal working rules of the nation's needs but hate to see it Sliwa (second from right), walk the Tuesday. They were later ordered into a Aillon was sitt ing in the spectator’s at that time. inspectors found that a pin-and- and have been controlled by Democrats. Many in the city’s Dorchester-Mattapan line Wed­ police van and rushed from the area. Hodge, the blood specialist, would never stand up to a court challenge. legisihture “ are not among the powers reserved to the wasted. Yet appalling sums are. hanger assembly supporting the section when Markle stood a few party fear that if Proposition 24 passes legal muster, spent hours on the stand discussing This legal view was bolstered when the California people through popular petition. "In something of a squandered, with reckless span had split. nesday night under heavy police feet away showing a witness the G O P could see to it that other states OK popular forensic serology. Supreme Court ruled against the “ Sebastiani surprise decision, the Massachusetts State Supreme abandon. Last year, the state suspended various items of blood-stained initiatives that attack Dem ocratic majorities. initiative," which sought to invalidate the state's most Court agreed, and the initiative was thrown out. The The government’s voracious ap­ toll collections at the turnpike's If implemented. Proposition 24 will have a major 0 recent political redistricting, it was thought that the m easure's sponsors have now gone to federal court to petite for greenbacks has stirred Greenwich toll plaza after a effect on California's Democrat-controlled state court would use sim ilar reasoning to strike down the get the measure reinstated. alarm across the country. Econo­ 100-foot section of the bridge Two lawmakers say utility assembly, where it will reduce the power of the Gann initiative. mists warn that federal extrava­ carrying the highway over the m ajority party and its leaders. On June 6, the day after the prim ary, lawyers for the P R O PO S ITIO N 24 and its Massachusetts cousin were gance is draining raw materials Mianus River in Greenwich collapsed. For example, the speaker would be forbidden to make state assembly's Democratic leadership filed a court much discussed by the Democrats who gathered here in and skilled labor from the econ­ Keish said crews were moving committee assignments or select committee chairmen. challenge against the initiative, stating that the July for the party's '84 national convention. omy. that the astronomical deficits will shoulder higher costs Instead, that power would go to the Rules Committee, equipment into the area Wednes­ legislature has the sole power to organize itself and that Whenever the subject arose. Speaker Brown assured are driving up interest rates, that which would be required to have minority-party day to repair the bridge. A the initiative interferes with the legislature's budget­ all listeners that the California initiative would be our political leaders must drasti­ temporary support will be erfected m em bers and to secure a two-thirds vote on key By Mark A. Dupuis $200 million more than the pre­ Millstone III will be Connecti­ making processes. defeated by the court. cally change their wasteful ways. to hold up the bridge so the decisions. United Press International vious estimated total of $3.54 cut’s four nuclear power plant. It is At the same time, the state attorney general. But the Democrats are clearly worried. The two Massive waste has been unco­ damaged pin-and-hanger assem­ billion. scheduled to go into service in 1986 % The initiative also changes the way in which bills are Democrat John Van de Kamp, said he wouldn't enforce initiatives, they fear, might inspire a nationwide vered by Peter Grace, a tough, bly can be replaced. HARTFORD — Northeast Utili­ The company said it would be and markedly boost electric rates brought to the floor for a vote, making it much harder the initiative until after the court ruling. Assembly “ legislative revolt” — just as the nation's now-famous outspoken financial curmudgeon, Keish said transportation offi­ ties apparently will not be able to impossible to say if the increased for Northeast customers. for the majority party to defeat legislation by keeping it Speaker W illie Brown said he wouldn't implement any "tax revolt” was set off by California's Proposition 13. with a take-charge manner. He cials anticipate it will take two to charge its customers for a $200 costs could be passed on to Larson and Lavine said they heads a presidential commission three weeks to complete the work. million increase in the cost of consumers through higher electric were still awaiting detailed infor­ that has been investigating the, completing the Millstone III nu­ rates, but Larson and Lavine said mation from the utility but from clear power plant, two key legisla­ they believed the utility will have what they had received didn’t An editorial government's wasteful practices tors have said. to absorb the increase. believe the higher costs could be and pr&cedures. ''IT /WATTERS NOT HOW STRAIT THE <»«TE^ Two more Sen. John B. Larson, D-East A 1983 law written by the Energy •passed on to consumers under the Behind his grizzled exterior and Hartford, and Rep. David Lavine, and Public Utilities Committee 1983 law. gruff amiability is perhaps the . D-Durham, co-chairmen of the prevents Northeast from charging WITH PUNISHMENT THE SCROLL, “ It appears to me that it's one canniest financial talent ever grab their Legislature's Energy and Public customers for costs beyond the I a m THE MASTER OF M Y FATE: that Northeast Utilities is going to turned loose in the government’s Utilities Committee, said Wednes­ $3.54 billion estimate except in four State energy aid: have to bite the bullet on and not I AM THE CAPTAIN OF MY SOUL.” day state law prevents Northeast specific areas. counting rooms. He has used his;, the ratepayers,” said Larson. from passing on the costs to Northeast attributed the in­ analytical powers to penetrate the Lotto win Lavine also didn't think consu­ consumers. crease in the costs of the Waterford collusions between free-spending mers will have to foot the bill. “ I Northeast announced Tuesday plant to higher labor costs result­ U P I pholo Will it be enough? bureaucrats and budget-breaking NEWINGTON (UPI) - A can’t see any place under the cap A that the massive plant — the ing from regulatory requirements, congressmen. Springfield, Mass., truckbrandthe that they can do that based on what largest construction project in including strict inspection of the assistant manager of a Norwalk I ’ve read,” he said. Pressing the flesh state history — would cost at least construction work. August is fading, and Oc­ lies whose income is at or pizza restaurant have each Lavine said Northeast has sub­ HE HAS FOUND enough possi-' claimed their share of a $2.5 New York Gov. Mario Cuomo and his wife, Matilda, tour tober 1 will be here before you below 150 percent of the ble savings to eliminate the deficit mitted monthly reports on Mill­ million prize pool as top-prize stone III to the committee as the State Fair in Syracuse Wednesday. Cuomo offers his know it. That's the day the federal poverty level ($8,400 and balance the budget. He has winners in last week’s Lotto game. required under the 1983 law. He hand to Benjamin Becker, 8, of Syracuse. Becker is being Connecticut Energy Assist­ for a family of four). This found 3-cent screws that were Hector J. Smith, 61, of Spring- State to open Bradley bids said word of the $200 million cost palmed off on the government for field, and Victor Avellino, 21, of hike came as a surprise to the held by Arthur Greene. The 138th annual fair runs ance program will begin standard is the emphatic, that represents the latest in the $91, $15 hammers purchased by the Norwalk, each cashed their tickets HARTFORD (U PI) - State committee. through Labor Day. taking applications from unequivocal cutoff point. aviation industry. Pentagon for $400, $235 million Wednesday at Connecticut Lottery officials will open bids next week H for a new terminal at Bradley In addition to the new terminal needy families for help in worth of firewood that was given! headquarters for $614,413 — paya­ But what happens if the ble in 20 annual installments. International Airport, the center- and renovation of the existing paying winter fuel bills. away. YOU are a PRIORITY state finds more people than ^ 2 OOf 0 0 0 ,000 , oo Four tickets matched the six piece of a $100 million renovation facility, the $100 million improve­ 85 E. CENTER ST.i i With our money, the government ment program includes a new air at MCC Like many other programs anticipated applying for numbers drawn in Friday’s Lotto and expansion of the state’s largest has subsidized the rich and pan­ drawing. Two other winners col­ airport. cargo facility and a hotel and See Friday’s paperfor Fall »- ,649-5268 i in this era of dwindling grants? What if the winter is dered to the poor. Refrigerators lected their money Monday. The Department of Transporta­ improvements to the airport's registration information resources, the fund has a harsher than usual and peo­ have been given to Eskimos; tubes Smith, a trucker with Lind^ierg tion had planned to open bids for water system and roadway or call us at 275-0832. of toothpaste have been shipped to Heat Treating in Springfield, was the terminal and concourse project system. reduced allocation from the ple must deplete their scarce _ MEA SPECIAL Ciiliacirry ► WILLIAM ERNe^T HENLEY accompanied by Wayne, 28, one of Wednesday, but the bid opening The overall program is being Clasias begin Saplembar 5 federal government this fuel allowances earlier? Will £ tta foreigners with no toothbrushes. G financed through revenue bonds Millions have been appropriated to his five children. " I haven’t left his was delayed for a week, said DOT year. State officials have they be turned away because spokesman William E. Keish. that will be paid off with revenues persuade people to stop smoking, side since Monday,” the younger MIXED BOUQUET they missed out on the Smith said. Transportation officials say the from fees charged to airlines using already announced that and, at the same time, millions fewer people will be helped first-come, first-serve Smith has been playing Connec­ terminal and concourse project is Bradley and airport concessions. have been used to promote tobacco the key element in a $100 million The Federal Aviation Commis­ because there is about $1 funds.? ticut Lottery games for 12 years J i H $026 Facing nagging problems sales. and last week invested in 12 Lotto expansion and renovation project sion also is putting up $8.9 million Mancfieslor Convnunky Colege million less for aid than last Uncle Sa^jj also purchases with tickets. He learned Monday one at the Windsor Locks airport, the toward the $100 million program. year. According to the Office We would rather see the his right hand what he already was a winner. state’s major airfield. of Policy and Management, state dip into the general holds in his left. The procurement " I t was great,” said Smith, Construction of the terminal is collecting his second Connecticut scheduled to begin in October and there is $36 million available fund, perhaps the $160 million people have a cavalier attitude DISCOVER THE 'PLUS" IN JEANStPLUS! of West Bank settlements toward government funds. Enough Lottery prize this year. He won end by February 1986, or more in addition to a $900,000 surplus, to cover possible than four months ahead of sche­ is never sufficient; they must $5,000 in a Play Four drawing shortfalls. An inadequate al­ By Jim Anderson several months ago. dule, DOT Commissioner J, Wil­ balance from last winter’s THE FORMER DEPUTY and he urged a freeze. always have more. fund. location is no justification for United Press International MAYOR of Jerusalem, Meron But his language was noticeably " I ’m happy with the amount I liam Burns said recently. Browsing among the billions, The overall project is scheduled turning down individuals who Benenvisti, head of a landmark milder than the Carter administra­ won. This makes me want to buy Grace has discovered that fraud more” tickets, he said. to be completed 14 months ahead of WASHINGTON - Like a nag­ study published by the American tion’s, which had also described We urge residents not to need help, particularly if and abuse are costing the govern­ Smith plans to retire next year the original schedule and is run­ ging backache that comes back at Enterprise Institute, believes that lose out on any funds simply these people meet the means the civilian settlements in militar­ ment over $25 billion a year and said he and wife Helen would ning several million dollars below JEANS-F PLUS inconvenient moments, the issue of the West Bank settlement policy because they fail to apply test that the state requires. It ily occupied territory as “ illegal” because of weaknesses in financial ''enjoy it every year when the budget. Burns said. the Israeli settlements in the set in motion by former Prim e is the responsibility of the or “ contrary to international law” controls. He has also found $38 check comes in," Smith said. The new terminal and concourse during the assistance period, occupied West Bank and Gaza has Minister Menachem Begin, has since they violated the Geneva billion in overdue bills that are "W e’ll enjoy whatever we can,” will supplement the existing which is from Oct. 1 to March public sector to aid those who returned to plague the bodies now gone so far that the Israeli Murphy Terminal, which is being convention of 1949. owed to the government. Yet the Smith said. "The rest will go to the for Mens & Students 15. Those who apply after the cannot meet the market politic of Israel and the United takeover is irreversible, despite kids.” renovated. DOT officials said the Carter and Mondaie in 1978 had a federal bookkeepers are indiffer­ deadline will simply be inelig­ requirements of the private States. fears in Israel that it means the chance to stop the settlements, as Avellino, the youngest winner in new terminal will be a "dramatic ent to collecting the overdue Connecticut Lotto, invested $20 in departure” from the existing sector. The settlements — and their "Zionist dream will become a part of the Camp David Summit. ible to receive any grants. money; it’s less bother just to raise, Lotto tickets when he returned airport. symbolism of the Israeli Likud nightmare that will destroy the Carter -r- according to his own book \ taxes. from a two-month vacation in Officials said the new terminal We also urge the state not to Party's policy of “creating the character of a state.” and accounts by others at the Hopefully, oil prices will be Italy. " I couldn’t believe it. The was designed to make travel easy L e v i's fact” of permanent possession of Retired Israeli Maj. Gen. Matti- let anyone go wanting for this lower and the weather will be summit — took personal charge of GRACE’S EXPOSURES have first week I got back I won,” he for airport users and will feature a JEANSWEAR the occupied territory — is one of tayahu Peled points out that the assistance simply because warmer this winter. Regard­ the settlement issue at the summit, caused members of Congress to aaid. graphic system to direct travelers 3 the main issues dividing Likud the allocation is reduced, settlements are indirectly fi­ and hammered away at Prime become jittery over the spending less, families must not lose from the Labor Party and makes nanced by American economic Minister Menachem Begin in a excesses. But they’re holding la particularly if the winter is out because they fail to apply any possibility of a working assistance to Israel, which now long session on the evening before abeyance their next move, lest the colder than usual. within the specified time coalition in Israel remote. approaches $3 billion a year, in the leaders announced their goose be killed with many a golden, • Classic Levi’s Jeans Styling Money is available to fami­ "In the U.S. presidential cam­ various forms. VJEST period. framework for Middle East peace. egg yet to lay. paign, the settlement issue is like In an article in The New York A letter was drawn up, according They would prefer to postpone •Q lfto • Straight Legs, 5 Pocket Sherlock Holmes’ dog that didn't Times, Peled asked, " I for one to Carter and his top aides, that any political inconvenience until bark in the night: remarkable would like to ask the American • Traditional fit, with extra comfort of would put a freeze on all further their re-election is safely past. C enter I because of its silence. taxpayer: Why are you giving us Israeli settlements for the duration Meanwhile, the bureaucrats 643 Cotton / Polyester But as Merle Thorpe, a Washing­ the rope with which to hang of the Palestinian automony nego­ 0 have built a cordon sanitaireT f u w f r l 1 0 -6 TlHOT»tUI M d S a u a i l . . ton lawyer interested in Middle ourselves?” • 10 Fashion Colors tiations (they are stalled and around their spending programs.' East affairs, writes in his recent Good question. But there are no moribund, six years after Camp It will take an outcry to overcome book “ Prescription for Conflict,” answers to be found in the • Mens Sizes 28 to 38 - Students 25 to 30 D avid). the congressional flummery and the U.S. policy of ignoring the platforms of either U.S. party. The. Israeli prime minister re­ the bureaucratic resistance. settlements has become a test of Benvenisti suggests one: “ The fused, at the last minute, to sign the You are invited to join in the U.S. credibility among the Arabs, Americans are sick and tired of the settlement freeze letter, but Carter outcry. Grace and I have formed a and even among some Jews who conflict. They are behaving just went ahead and declared victory at non-profit, non-partisan organiza­ disagree with the Israeli govern­ like people do in private life after the summit anyway. tion to oppose government miss-' ment’s policy of taking over the they have tried to solve a problem $ 1 3 9 0 Carter's secretary of state, pending. It’s called Citizens.' West Bank by a spreading wave of without success. They persuade Cyrus Vance, now believes that the Against Waste, and we heed the. the settlements. themselves that it is actually not U.S. team's letting the settlement support of all concerned Thorpe writes: "They (the West important.” issue slipvaway at Camp David was Americans. Bank Palestinians) are convinced “ a fatal mistake” that is poisoning Please sign the following taxpay­ that the United States is indirectly ANOTHER POSSIBLE REA­ the entird U.S. effort tP negotiate a ers’ declaration and mail it to. responsible for the occupation and SON for the silence on an impor­ Middle East peace. Since Vice Citizens Against Waste, P.O. Box' f OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEARI for the denial of their liberties. ... tant but complex issue is that President Mondale was a promi­ 1000, Ben Franklin Station, Wa-;: 297 EAST CENTER ST. Unfortunately, similar anti- neither President Reagan nor nent member of that U.S. team, SHORT SLEEVE EMB. ' UNISEX ORAWSTRINO ‘ BRASS CANDLE HOLDERS, shington, D.C. 20044: OR PRINTER TOPS PANTS. Americanism, stimulated by per­ Walter Mondale have records on that is a further good reason why BELLS PUNTERS A "A s the true owners of the U.S.' ALL SUNORESSES IN ALL JEWELRY BOXES FIBURINES ceived American biases, has also the subject of which they can be STOCK MANCHESTER, CT. the settlement issue will continue government, we'protest the appal-' ' INOIA PRMT SKIRTS ' ALL WOODEN FIBURES spread to many other countries in terribly proud. ' M EN'S OAUZE OR MUS­ ' UNIQUE DRESSES ’ SHOES COTTON FROM to be the unwelcome guest at the ling waste of our money by those' OPEN THURS. NITE til 9 the Middle East.” Reagan indirectly spurred on the LIN SHIRTS FROM INOIA F R M INDIA a CHINA CHINA O 1964 by NLA Inc banquet table of the U.S. elections. we entrust to spend it. We demand, According to Thorpe's book, a building of the settlements In 1981 646-6459 action, not discussion, to stop the* growing number of Israelis (29 by watering down Carter adminis­ SALE ENDS "Don't worry, soni Someday all this WON'T excessive and unnecessary the rest of our percent in 1981, 48.5 percent in tration policy statements. Reagan Jim Anderson Is a Washington OFF SATURDAY be yours. We’re closing up and moving to a squandering of government funds FINE STOCK Sept, le t country where labor is dirt cheap." 1983) oppose establishment of said the Israeli settlements were correspondent (or United Press 20% "YOUR FASHION JEAN STORE" further settlements. not helpful to the peace process. for foolish projects, wasteful pro- International. Orome onH inAffloinMf n*\A«»o«iAv«a 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984

MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 30. 1984 - 0 Thursday TV On raising children

chef Jim Cohen prepares Kentucky ham 6 : 0 0 P M C D d D (22) (iQ) n ^ « mousse. (R) [Closed Captioned] CID Three's Company G.l. Diary CD S W A T. Channels [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxirtg from Miami, Here are rules for streetproofing your children C H iPs Cli) WFSB Hartford. CT FL Top Rank Boxing presents a 10-round (it) Dr. Gene Scott WNEW New York, NY $ Lightweight bout featuring Varry Micheal vs. Juan Arroyo (20) Buck Rogers WTNH Now Haven. CT By Patricio McCormack they are able to give the child the code. Once the code they might yell "fire” which will bring a quicker WOR New York. NY (2$ Under Sail WPIX New York. NY 9:00 PM CD Simon ft Simon A United Press Internatlonol has been used, it should be changed. response than "help.” It stainless-steel denture found in a burned (2t) Tony Randall WHCT Hartford. CT The “streetproofing" advice • Don’t allow your young child to go to a public • Discuss with your child the difference between IS out car IS the key to a case worth WTXX 20. ^jO) Newswatch Waterfoury. CT $120,000 to A.J. and Rick. (R) (60 min.) The rules to streetproof your children as drawn up washroom alone. fact and fancy, fact and fiction, so that they WWLP Springfield. M A begins by teiling parents that (4t) Reporter 41 2 Z by two Canadian organizations are a good idea (or • Check your babysitters’ credentials thoroughly. understand the nature of taking an oath. (This may be WEDH Hartford. CT 24 C D M erv Griffin there is no such thing as teiiing a Reading Rainbow WVIT Hartford. CT 3 d (if) Dr. Gerte Scott U.S. children, says an Americap child psychiatrist. • Tell your child it is not rude to ignore an adult who necessary (or a court appearance). WSBK Boston. M A is asking directions in the street. Another adult could [CNN] Prog Cont'd M ^2) Cheera Sam tries to restore sanity The guidelines were (ormulated by Health and WGGB Springfield. MA 40 chiid too much: “knowiedge [HBOl MOVIE: 'Curse of the Pink at Cheers after an antique scales that pre­ WeKare Canada and Citizens Concerned Against be asked for more accurate directions. IF YOU SUSPECT that an abuse has taken place: WXTV Paterson. NJ 41 Panther' The world's worst detective is sents fortunes is brought into the bar. (R) Crime, Ontario. • Tackle the subject of sexual abuse prevention Encourage the child to talk about it. WGBY Springfield. M A 3 T doesn’t stimulate inappVopriate hired to find the missing Inspector Clou- CNN Cable N ew s Ntwrk (CNN) (2® M ystery Dr. Sandra Kaplan, chief of child and adolescent with the same honest, matter-of-fact manner you Establish in the child's mind that he or she is not to seau Ted W ass, David Niven, Robert ESPN Sports Network lESPNl behavior — ignorance does.” Wagner 1983 Rated PG El Maleficto psychiatry. North Shore Hospital, Manhasset, N.Y., a would attach to road safety. Remember, the only time blame. HBO Home Bom Office iHBOl d i) Myateryl 'We. the Accused.* Paul is teaching hospiUI of Cornell University. Medical a child will ask you about sexual abuse is after it has Do not correct the child’s story; listen to the original [U SA] USA Cartoon Express CINEMAX CinemaM IMAXI taken to prison to await trial and the prose­ TMC Movie Channel ITMCI College, is an expert in child neglect aiid abuse, The “streetproofing” advice begins by telling happened. Open the subject and your child will words, even those that are babyish or family words. 6 :3 0 P M C^ One Day at a Time cuting attorney looks at Paul's case as a USA USA Network lUSAl including sexual tampering of tots and toddlers by parents that there is no such thing as telling a child too remember that you are askable. Do not suggest or modify what the child is trying to (22) (S^) N B C N ew s way of enhancing his reputation. (R) (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] strangers or relatives. much; “ knowledge doesn't stimulate inappropriate • Introduce your child to the "hot and cold” game. say. Your ideas might confuse thejjmth. (24) Ct7) Nightly Business Report [CNN] Freeman Reports “I can agree with those rules,” Dr. Kaplan said bahavior — ignorance does.” It continues: Describe a situation which is "cool” — ’’imagine you Do not show horror or anger; howAcr, if caught by (3t) Jeffersons CD (4® M O VIE: 'Le g s' Three girls when she was read the guidelines that are being “ Parents who talk openly with their children will be are walking home from a friend’s house... then make surprise and unable to control your emotions, be clear compete for a chance in the world's sexi­ 9 : 3 0 PM (22 32 Night Court Wh«n circulated and posted in Canada to counter sexual it tepid — you hear footsteps and think someone is that your anger is meant for the offender, not the (40) A B C N ew s Hafry and a rock star begin to date, things askable parents, and children will feel free to bring est chorus line. Gwen Verdon. John Heard, abuse of children. following you.” (41) Noticiero SIN Shanna Reed 1983 go crazy as the rocker's fans begin to pack their worries and concerns to them in the future.” child. ICNN] Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr - the courtroom just so they can see their Canadian authorities estimate 10 percent of • When you are aware of an incident of sexual CD New s idol. (R) Ask the child to make the situation ’’cool” again and lESPNl Mazda SportsLook families will be confronted by sexual abuse and that THE STREETPROOFING rules! suggest that it would be appropriate to cross the abuse, cull the police or child welfare authorities (11) M O VIE: 'H igh Society' A reporter S i) De Fiesta [TMCl MOVIE. Mr Mom' (Closed and a photographer covering a wedding one out of every three females will be sexually o An unattended child is a child at risk. Arrange street. Now make the situation warmer by Indicating immediately. Be sure a social worker, a police officer [HBO] MOVIE: 'I, the Jury' Mike Ham­ Captioned] A rising young executive for a fashion magazine cause the bride to molested before age 18; one of every 10 boys before 18. with your child where to wait if you are d ela y^ , that the footsteps also have crossed the street. and someone supportive to the child is present when trades places with his wife when he is think twice about marriage Grace Kelly. mer sets out to avenge the brutal death of "M ore than 85 percent of abusers are known to the the evidence is given. a friend. Armand Assante. Barbara Car­ especially in the darker winter evenings. Suggest a Suggest that the child cross back again, and explain fired Michael Keaton. Ton Garr. Marlin Bing Crosby. Frank Sinatra 1956 ALLEY OOP®bYD«v« OraiM victim,” the Canadian National Clearinghouse on To which Dr. Kaplan adds another guideline: Mull 1903 Rated PG rera. Alan King. 1982. Rated R. well-lighted store or inside an arena or school. that if the footsteps cross the street for a second time, (i® Dr. Gene Scott Fam ily Violence says. • Whenever possible, have children walk in pairs or then the situation is ’’hot.” • Take the child to the pediatrician for an (2® M O VIE: 'The Band W agon' A former 1 0:00 PM CD Mickey Spillane'a HE WON’T ESCAPE 7 : 0 0 P M CID C B S New s ^ ME THIS TIME/ Dr. Kaplan said she has no trouble accepting those groups. examination, for treatment and to establish the extent Hollywood great is persuaded to do a M ike Hamm er Hammer's reunion with the girl he had lost two years ago is marred by statistics. • CRildren should always travel the same route Ask for ways to ’’cool” down the situation. You of abuse. The abused child also should be seen by a C D f3® M -A -S -H Broadway musical Fred Astaire. Cvd 3 her involvement in international politics. (R] "The problem is worldwide,” she said. child psychiatrist. 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Maureen Stapleton Rated R. 10:30 PM d j) N ew s Dr. W ho other. partner, but you are openly trying Piano-playing Peggy went to Alfred Hitchcock Guy Armao, 62, of Albany, N.Y., Europe in 1981 to attend a music [CNN] Crossfire (2® to do something that you particu­ 8:30 PM CD caroi ( ^ Odd Couple said he and his wife, Teresa, larly like that the other party does school and James attended a [ESPN] ESPN's Speedweek Friends di) 24 Horas a l«M HiA M regularly take separate vacations not like, like fishing or going to the Shakespeare festival in Ashland, [USA] U.S. Open Tennis Champion­ CD MOVIE: 'A Hole in the Head' A wi­ ships Coverage of the day's play is pre­ dower with a son becomes involved with a [U SA] Tennis Magazine because she likes to be on the go, beach.” Ore., in 1982. He will take two of the sented from the USTA National Tennis showgirl. Frank Sinatra. 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WALL, a marriage "W e’re looking forward in a few less Magnum can stop the plans of a ter­ (2$ Dinner at Julie's Laid Back Turkey.' d f) Dr. Gene Scqtt X P o n t n ^ f p rorist group (R) (60 min ) casinos in Atlantic City, N.J. counselor in Pittsburgh, opposes years to going to Europe — Julia presents a main course of stuffed tur­ (2® Soap CD PN1 Magazine key with mushroom dressing and guest News reporter James Clifford, separate vacations as a rule together,” Clifford said. & Dr. W ho A H U /M N P - 46, of Redwood City, Calif., and his because spouses "should be best ® Twilight Zone A wife, Peggy, 42, a junior high friends.” THE CLIFFORDS are unusual dZ) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour X HAvF A c o m puter .. school teacher, take separate ’ ’Women might go to weight loss in that for them, separate vaca­ [CNN] Moneyline vacations because they can’t al­ spas or men to golf weekends or tions are cheaper. One reason [ESPN ] SportsCenter To $LAMe TWN6S ON. ways afford joint trips and at least whatever,” she said. ’’But when it many couples vacation together is [M A X] MOVIE: 'Dog Day Afternoon* A one of them must be around to care is the only big vacation that they do that it is much more economical frantic and befuddled bankrobber plans a LT for their seven children, ages 3 to separately, it usually signals prob­ than taking two comparable vaca­ COURT TIME Brooklyn bank heist that goes awry. Al Pa­ 21. tions separately. cino. Chris Sarandon, John Cazale. 1976. lems in the relationship. The second major reason stems Judge Harry Stone (Harry Rated R. TmAvc^ 8-.#o Jose Moreno. University of Pitts­ "W hy would anybody want to be Anderson, left) and rock star [U SA] Alfred Hitchcock Hour burgh professor of sociology of the away from someone they’re mar­ from American culture, Moreno said. Jennifer Black (Kristine family, said he knows of no ried to? They want to share, which U 11:15 PM di) Reporter 41 ” A person who is married is DeBell) spend a quiet scientific research on the topic. is what it's all about.” [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook WINTHROP®by INck C a vM expected to go most places with his moment together on "Night But Moreno thinks a "sm all Armao, a partner in a meat 11 :30 PM CD U.S. Open Highlights number” of married couples, who market, disagreed, saying separ­ or her spouse,” he said. Court." which airs TH U R S ­ IF EACH /MEAABEROF 'yOUR Tonight's program looks at the d ay's play WOULP YOUR D4D CALL SOMETHII^ &TRANGB tend to be upper-middle-class ate vacations are good for his Moreno believes separate vaca­ DAY, AUQ . 30 on NBC. at the U.S. Open Tennis Championships RAMILy HAP A BLAPe FOR. H ISyA ' POP SICKLE" ? from the U ST A National Tennis Center. OOMEECVERSfOrLEeS IN professionals, take separate vaca­ marriage. tions can be refreshing. CUTTING DOWN TAU-<5RAS6... 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She doesn’t like to go to the bit lonely, but that goes away as G dD Honeymooners "They might have obligations in track at Saratoga and it’s one of you do what you want to do, say with a bunch of other friends.” (2® Leave It to Beaver their professions so that their my relaxations.” vacations do not coincide in terms One reason they vacation separ­ Ms. Wall said most couples who (22) d® Tonight Show of tim e,” he added. ately, Armao said, is, ” We are two take separate vacations whom she ® Starsky and Hutch The phenomenon of separate different persons. She likes to be on has seen in 10 years of counseling d D Peticula; 'N o Som os nl Rom eo ni Julietta' vacations didn't really appear the go and I ’m on the go all year are having marital problems. g-30 J l* "When couples say they take (CNN] Sports Tonight MU. until the late 1960s and early 1970s long. I deal with the public day in Crossword among the college generation of and day out. When I get a little separate vacations every year, [HBOl Coming Attractions the ‘60s, Moreno said. time, I Just like to sit down.” why not just have separate lives?” 1 1 : 4 5 PM [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing I t was fueled by the women’s "She’s been on ocean tours,” he she said. A C R O S S 66 Fewer Answer to Previous Puzzle from Miami. FL Top Rank Boxing pre­ sents a 10-round Lightweight bout featur­ A s tro g ra p h ing Varry Micheal vs. Juan Arroyo. 1 Fencing DOWN [TM C] MOVIE: 'Last Tango in Paris' A sword destructive passion develops between a Experts say pets are good 1 Skinny fish middle-aged man and a lonely Parisienne. LIBRA (Bapt. 23-Ocl. 23) If you follow deal will follow suit. Your magic formula 5 K in g__ your Instincts today, your chances for BUY IT! SELL IT! 2 Exclamation M Marion Brando. Maria Schneider. Jean- Is to say, "Yes, I can." and truly bella>£. 8 Actor Parker Pierre Leaud. 1973. acquisition are better than usual. 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By Patricia McCormack fam ily,” McCulIouch said. 5 Late Yugoslav c R O times It Is essential to think ot yourself United Press International mutts to be "hearing ear” dogs for ” Pet owners value the consis­ 16 Small'child 1 d ® Dr. Gene Scott Aug. 31,19M TAURUB (April 20-May 20) The best leader u G H W first. things happen for you today when you're the deaf and also to fetch or pick up tency and non-judgmental nature 17 Songstress □n (2® d® Thicke of the Night In areas where you were previously 6 River in R U E E V Involved In some form of collective effort: Am erica’s going to the dogs — things for people in wheelchairs. olT their relationship with a pet. Cantrell [CNN] Newsnight denied creative self-expression, hin­ BAaiTTARlUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) It could Be a team player. Instead ot a loner. REftT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! Russia S E R N o drances will be removed this coming prove wise today to keep your own coun­ and cats, fish, rabbits, birds and Strimple’s prison pet project Sometimes just the fact that the 18 Pump [HBO] MOVIE: 'Spacehuntar: Adven­ GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Do not whUe depends on good-heartedness on 7 ______E D E T w tures In the Forbidden Zone' A gutsy year. Your Imagination will help open up sel. It a problem Is disturbing you, go off other pets claimed now to number pet is there when his owner needs 19 Senior by yourialt until you get It sorted out. away your hours on frivlous pursuits Kennedy adventurer takes on some space baddies profitable new vistas. today. Keep your shoulder to the wheal 150 million. both sides of the bars. The pets him is enough.” (comp, wd.) C A P R IC m N (Dm :. 22-Jan. 19) A smile 8 Leaves 28 Clever 47 Discourage in his quest for three kidnapped beauties. because Industriousness pays extra divi­ ” It’s good for health,” says Dr. come from animal shelters; food is Sixty-nine percent of the survey 21 Uh-uh X 30 Actress through fear Peter Strauss. Molly Ringwatd, Michael VIRDO (Aug. 23-8epl. 23) You should be and a kind word will work wonders In dends. Michael X McCulloch, a Portland. donated by a pet food company, respondents said they turn to their GIVE IT AWAY! 9 Biblical land Ironside. 1983. Rated PG. very capable today In handling projects opening doors tor you today. Treat oth­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Try to relax ' Ore.,*psychiatrist who pioneered viamins and vaccines come from pet when depressed. , 23 Cry of “ 10 Math term Hayworth 49 Relax [USA] All American Wrestlirig of a mental nature. 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Malt $1 to the respect of your peers. You'll use pep pill one day and a crying towel they earn in prison, the veterinar­ nature of a pet allows a person to To all home heron 22 Individual 35 Charged atom 52 Unerring Astro-Graph, Box 469. Radio City sincerity. Instead of affectations. siderate to outsiders today, but do not ' (® Late Night with David Lettarman put their needs above those ol your fami­ the next — depending on the mood ian said. air his feelings without the fear of subscribers who 33 Ancient 24 Sheep 38 Novelty 53 Set up golf (® Hogan's Heroes Station, Now York. NY 10019. Be sure to P IB C E B (Fab. 204Harch 20) Believe In of master or mistress. A survey of 13,000 readers of being embarrassed or disputed. state your zodiac sign. yourself today and those with whom you ly. Loved ones must know they come 5 6 7 8 have something to letter 25 Tunisian 40 School organi­ ball nrst. ” It’s good for children,” says Dr. Psychology Today, 12 percent of Pets draw us out of ourselves 1:00 AM CD Saint ______» . 34 Needle case measure zation (abbr.) 55 Sheet of glass dD Twilight Zone Lee Salk, child development ex­ them non-pet owners, was the without judging us. Everyone sell for pert and housemate of an orange occasion for a discussion about 36 Emerald Isle 26 Bite 43 Of God (Lat.) 56 Camera part d ® Dr. Gene Scott needs a sounding board from time 9 10 11 12, and white cat, Seymour. Salk even pets recently in New York. 37 Abba — 27 Possessive 45 Sorry 57 Beds ( ^ Maude Bridge to time.” 0 D ^99 claims pet ownership among child­ The survey found nearly 100 or Less 39 Quit [CNN] Crossfire t 2 3 4 6 0 7 0 0 10 11 less couples may be an impetus for percent of owners talk to their pets, READERS participating filled 41 Food [ M A X ] M O V IE: 'P o rk y 's' Lustful high 13 14 IS 16 having a family. He says raising a some in baby talk. One in four out a questionnaire printed in the We will run your ad school boys try to crash the local bawdy East covered with the king, declarer container 12 t. 13 14 house. Scott Colomby. Kim Cattrall, Kaki pet reassures couples they have mark their pet’s birthday. And 54 April issue of Psychology Today. n o r t h » 3 M 4 Top player simply discarded a spade. Slam was' for 6 days Free of 42 Cut Hunter. 1961. Rated R. ability to be a good parent. percent of the pets s4are a bed with These were analyzed by NFO ♦ AQS now assured, since leading Into eitter t7 16 tfl 20 logs 15 10 17 [USA] Don Drysdala ” It’s good for prisoners,” says a family member. Research, a Toledo, Ohio-based Charge. VQ74 handcuffs East black A-() combination would give 44 Contestant 1 :30 AM CD Laveme and Shirley Dr. Earl 0. Strimple, a Washing­ Owners ranked pets imme­ research firm. Funding came from 18 19 20 ♦ A9S South 12 tricks, and a heart back dD Independent News ton, D.C., veterinarian who helps diately after family members and the Pets Are Wonderful (PAW ) 46 Combine OAQ8& By James Jacoby would accom pli^ the same result Fill out coupon and M O V IE: 'Free So u l' A brilliant lawyer supply pets to the D.C. Department other relatives in importance, and Council, a national, not-for-profit 48 Gold symbol 21 22 23 (2® WEST EAST since declarer would slu(( a spade either mail it or turns to the bottle and raises his daughter ♦J98 «K8S of Correction Central Facility in ahead of friends, neighbors and public service organization based 49 Most loo freely. Norma Shearer. Clark Gable, (rom his hand and ru(( In dummy Name. VJ1095S VK862 CalUomlan Grant Baze la leading Lorton, Va., and who once cared their jobs. in Chicago. bring it to the dribbling 24 26 20 27 20 29 30 31 32 Leslie Howard, Lionel Barrymore. 1931. this year’s race in ‘The Top 500." It’s an easy book play, and one that • ♦ 6 b s all o( us would probably (Ind U the for President Lyndon B. Johnson’s Dr. Virginia O'Leary, editorial Manchester Herald 54 On grand ^ Our Miss Brooks That means he has won more master THE REPORT on the survey, Address 33 34 30 30 ♦ K#6S OJ10742 hand were presented to us as a prob­ beagles. Him and Her. consultant to Psychology Today scale dD Deapedida points in tournament competition in said to be the first large-scale office. SOUTH lem. Y et it la surprising how oltep “ There isn’t much chance (or and an associate editor of the 58 Great Lake [ C N N ] N e w s W rap-Up 1084 than any other player. There are national survey on pets and people, Phone_ 37 3 0 ^ ^ l 39 40 41 ♦ 1074 2 such a play is missed in actual intimacy in jail,” Strimple said. journal, American Psychologist, [HBO] MOVIE: 'Now and Forever' A (our months to go, and anything ran also said pet owners are more One ad a month only 59 Day of week ♦ A compeUUon. Not by Grant Bam ” So to pick up a cat and stroke it is said the survey is the first to point couple’s perfect relationship is shattered happen, but my money Is on Grant to satisfied with their lives and have par aubacribar (No phone calls (abbr.) 42 ’ 43 44 40 when the husband is accused and con­ ♦ KQJ107542 though. really remarkable. One guy has out some consistent differences victed of rape Cheryl Ladd. Ian Clark win IL .Today’s deal shows why. five cats and when he goes into the higher self-esteem than non- between those who own pets and 60 Gambling Probing (or slam with South’s hand ______accegtad} ^ 40 47 40 Rated R. yard and whistles the cats come up owners. those who don’t. game Vulnerable: Neither Is a tedlona process. Yes, declarer Hush • [U SA] Tennis Magazine to him.” Pet owners consistently scored ”We were very interested to 61 Puts Dealer; North could be missing the diamond ace and 4B so 61 02 03 04 00 50 Department . Strimple said pets first went to higher than non-owners in feelings learn that owners feel more 57 2:00 AM CD Groat Record Coilection West Narth East Seath the spade ace u the strength o( the 62 Rather than o( Environmental Protection re­ prison in Oakwood Forensic Cen­ of life satisfaction, self-esteem and positive than non-owners about CD MOVIE: 'Corridors Of Blood' A sur­ 14 Pass 14 North hand is all in kings, queens aiy( (poetic) 58 59 00 geon is appalled at the suffering patients ported that the water-flow rate ter, Lima, Ohio. Injured wild overall well-being. Pet-owning re­ themselves, their family lives, Pan 2 NT Pan 64 Jacks. Grant bid siz diamonds 63 Entity endure due to lack of anesthesia. Boris increased by 300 million gallons at ■ animals are cared for by the spondents also reported feeling Pen Pen Pen i^ a y , taking his chances. their homes, health and jobs,” she 01 02 03 Karloff, Betta St. John. Christopher Lee 11:03 p.m. on Feb. 28, 1983. The 64 Soviet news 1960 prisoners. particularly excited or interested said. Grant won the ace o( hearts, played flnal episode o( ‘‘M-A-S-H’’ had about something in recent weeks, agency C D Joe Franklin Sho w ’’Three or four injured deer were 04 05 Opening lead; VJ a diamond to the nine, and trumped a iianrl]fHtfr Bpralh 00 just flnished and a million New there last time I visited,” Strimple as opposed to non-owners. 65 Scarlet (ID MOVIE: I'm The Girl Ha Wants To low heart. He played a diamond to the Yorkers waited until the end "The fact that owners rank their The Protestant Episcopal Kill' ace and led the queen of hearts. When said. be(ore going to the bathroom At Purdy Treatment Center for pets third in their lives reinforces Church in the United States was Women, Gig Harbor, Wash., the notion that pets are a part of the founded in 1789. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug 30, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Aug. 30, 1984 - II Obituaries Bomber crashes Wellington C. Lourle after 127th flight FOCUS/ Family Wellington Clair Louric,.78, of Terryville, died Tuesday at Bristol Bv Dennis Anderson Douglas Benefield, 55, of Marshall, Hospital. He was the husband of United Press International Texas, the chief test pilot for the late Mildred C. Lourie and the Rockwell International, manufac­ father of Richard Lourie of Man­ EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, turer of the bomber. chester and Verna Rufini of Calif. — An Air Force B-1 bomber Master Sgt. Wally Ross said all Andy Bolton. on a routine test flight crashed in three crew members were in the He also leaves another son, the M ojave Desert, killing the “ ejection capsule,” which “ suc­ ^jyRooney George Lourie of Terryville; three project’s chief test pilot and cessfully ejected” from the craft other daughters. Margaret Sco- injuring two crewmen. It was the before the crash. He said it was not Syndicated known how Benefield was killed. ville, Eunice Patnodc and Joan first crash of a B-1. Columnist Heberle, all of Terryville; a sister, A new prototype of the plane A half-mile area surrounding the Margaret Gould; 20 grandchild­ scheduled to be introduced next wreckage was sealed off today to ren; six great-grandchildren; and week, the B-IB, will have individ­ preserve the site for a military several nieces and nephews. ual ejection seats instead of the board of investigators. The funeral will be Saturday at capsule. 11 a.m. at Scott Funeral Home, 69 "They want to keep the area ■The injured airmen were in OK, Gcri, Main St., Terryville. Calling hours roped off so nobody can mess with stable condition at the Antelope are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 any of the damaged equipment,” Valley Medical Center in Lancas­ p.m. Memorial donations may be Air Force spokesman Greg ter, Calif. They were identified as answer Take a walk made to the American Cancer Mohnkern said. “ Nothing must be Maj. Richard V. Reynolds, 35, of Society. 80 Whiting St., Plainville, changed from the original scene." Hoquiam, Wash., and Capt. Otto J. 06062. The Air Force said the unarmed Waniczek, 30, of Seattle. intercontinental jet was on a Lt. Col. Alan Sabsevitz said the these 15 Mary F. Palmer low-altitude, low-speed test flight jet — which Ohio Sen. John Glenn, Rich people think poor people A half-hour stroll a day when it crashed at 10:30 a.m. a former test pilot and astronaut — hate them but they don’t. Poor Mary (Fitzpatrick) Palmer, 67, Wednesday, about 10 miles nor­ flew in last week, was the first B-1 people admire rich people. They of Bloomfield, died Wednesday at theast of the sprawling Southern bomber ever to crash. wish they were rich, but, except for Hartford Hospital. She was the California base. The cause of the can trim 15 pounds a year The B-1, which cost up to $40 a small number of sore losers who sister of Edward Fitzpatrick of crash, which occurred on the 127th million each, has been the center of want to change the system, poor Manchester. test flight of the bomber program, controversy since the first con­ people would rather stick with the She also leaves two daughters, was unknown — pending an Air tract was awarded in 1970. Critics system we have. They like their Bv Nancy Pappas Lynda Dyson of West Hartford and Force investigation. Results are have contended the plane would be chances of getting rich Herald Reporter Karen P. Lachmann of Avon; eight not expected for 40 to 60 days. obsolete even before it was themselves. grandchildren; and two other K ill^ in the crash was Tommie deployed. brothers, Bernard Fitzpatrick of With the start of school just a few days Instructor Alexandria Teguis and audio­ Politicians are always trying to Between noon and one on almost every clear day. Ellen Vincenzo of Horace Street heads out of the Hartford and Joseph Fitzpatrick of away, members of the Manchester conceal their wealth with the visual specialist John Murray sample Hartford law office where she works. Enfield. mistaken notion that if people find Community College receive orientation some of the food offerings. Leaving the Oak Street building where she is a The funeral will be Saturday at Police seek clues out they have a lot of money, they’ll 9:15 a.m. from the Molloy Funeral to the college's new quarters today. secretary, she walks briskly around Capitol Hill, or hate them and won’t vote for them. Home, 906 Farmington Ave., West down past Bushnell Park into the shopping district, or Hartford, with a mass of Christian The average American doesn’t through the edges of the ethnic neighborhoods off burial at 10 a m. in Sacred Heart in teacher's death hate a rich politician one bit more Washington and Park streets. Church, Bloomfield. Calling hours Pep talk kicks off semester than he hates a politician who runs For Miss Vincenzo and many others, walking is as for office because he needs the much a part of the noon hour ritual as eating a meal. are Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 State police said today they have p.m. chene in the small cape house. money. “ Actually, walking is probably the more energizing uncovered some leads in a door-to- “ I can’t beleive it,” the man Memorial donations may be Geraldine Ferraro, who has a lot part of the routine,” said exercise physiologist Kevin door canvass of the Vernon neigh­ said. “ He’sjqstnotgoingtobehere Toomey of Hawthorne Street in Manchester. made to the Bloomfield Athletic better name than her husband, for MCC staff and faculty borhood where they found the car anymore. I don’t know why anyone Toomey calls it an ideal exercise. He said it’s Trust in care of Peter Marsele, of a Manchester man found dead would want to kill anyone.” John ZacCaro, should never have “ almost a ’perfect answer’ for people who have little Bloomfield Town Hall, Bloomfield, Monday in near Shenipsit Lake in gotten herself into this mess. She or to the Bloomfield Volunteer Bv Sarah E. Hall Sgt. Edward Dailey, a state equipment and limited time for working out.” Ellington. should have said right off the bat, Ambulance Association in care of Herald Reporter police spokesman in Hartford, said But they refused to disclose what police also canvassed the houses in “Hey, my guy’s got money he TOOM EY IS supervisor of corporate fitness at the Bloomfield Police Depart­ they have discovered. ment, 800 Bloomfield Ave., Beauchene’s neighborhood in hasn’t even counted. I return Aetna Life & Casualty. He publishes a monthly The mood was cheery as more The man, Robert W. Beauchene Bloomfield. Manchester. But they are now bottles because I hate to throw newsletter on healthful diets, physical fitness and than 150 faculty and staff members Jr., 34, died of two gunshot wounds focusing on the area where the car money away, but I don’t have to stress management; works directly with employees gathered at Manchester Commun­ to the back of his head, according ity College this morning for was found and Shenipsit Lake, while John’s around. The only to help them adopt a more healthful lifestyle: and is Anna E. Sulick to the state medical examiner. hoping to find witnesses that might breakfast, opening workshops and reason I got into politics was, he helping to open large fitness centers at each of Aetna’s Anna E. (Fabian) Sulick, 86, A man who shared Beauchene’s give police a clue to what major offices in the greater Hartford area. a pep talk from President William house at 69 Autumn St. and calls didn’t want me hanging around the formerly of New Britain, died Vincent. happened. And he leaps onto the "walking for fitness” soapbox himself a friend of 2>/i years said house.” Tuesday in Holland, Mich. She was Nearly all had arrived to begin Dailey said police are trying to whenever he is given the chance. Wednesday that police told him That’s what she should have the wife of the late Adam J. Sulick their first .semester in the new $10 determine when Beauchene’s car ” We all know how to walk, right?" Toomey asked. and the mother of Dr. Edward J. Beauchene was apparently kilied was left in Vernon. But he said said. Instead, she pretended she “ Yet we all think we need to be out jogging, or lifting million Frederick W. Lowe build­ within 15 yards of where his body Sulick of Manchester. ing after years of working in older, police have been frustrated be­ didn’t know whether he had two weights or whatever. And walking is pretty much She was a member of All Saints was found. The man asked not to be cause of the “ literally hundreds” nickels to rub together or not. It overlooked.” cramped buildings across campus. named. Church, the Ali Saints Ladies of apartments in the area. looks now as though he has at least It’s unfortunate, said Toomey, that Americans have "The campus is marching on. Beauchene’s housemate said he Guild, and the First Catholic Dailey asked that anyone who two nickels and possibly three or become so involved in the "books and looks” and the next few years are going to was surprised when Beauchene did Slovak Union. be very exciting years to be here." was at Shenipsit Lake Sunday more. syndrome. not return home Sunday night. He anytime between noon and 6 p.m. “ People read books about a particular form of She leaves another son, Robert Vincent told the crowd. Though the I don’t blame John Zaccaro for J. Sulick of Wethersfield; a daugh­ said they had planned to go to a to call the Stafford state police exercise. They buy themselves a few jazzy-looking building has been open for two not wanting to produce his 1040s. I Herald photo by Pinto ter, Mrs. Frank (Anna-May) Lane- party together that night. Someone barracks at 649-8905 or 684-2741. He outfits appropriate to that pursuit. And then they weeks for registration and orienta­ from Beauchene’s place of em­ wouldn’t want to produce mine, but sey ofjlolland. Mich., with whom tion, classes will not begin until promised that police would not over-exert for a few weeks, before quitting “ due to Exercise psychologist Kevin Toomey of ployment, C & M Corp. of Plain- that doesn’t mean I cheat. If I were she made her home; 11 grandchild­ Sept. 5. question those who cail about why injury, boredom or a supposed lack of time,” he said. field, called him late Monday going to try to find out more about a Manchester says a lunch hour walk can ren; and several nieces and Vincent gave his 20-minute talk they were trespassing onto lake Actually, the best way to get involved in a fitness nephews. morning when Beauchene did not property. person by asking questions about program is also the simplest. trim 15 pounds a year. in the Lowe building’s Program show up for work. The funeral will be Saturday at Center —- the focus of hopes that “ Someone may have seen some­ money, there are things I ’d ask Walking — but not Sunday strolling — is an 8:15 a.m. from New Britain The housemate said he was thing that could help us without excellent form of aerobic exercise. That means it’s MCC will someday become a before I ’d demand to see the tax When you do this, you are not only increasing the Memorial Funeral Home, 444 worried but thought Beauchene realizing it,” Dailey said. good for the heart and lungs. magnet for prominent speakers returns. There are some questions, *1 efficiency of your heart, but al.sotheefficiency of your Farmington Ave., to Aii Saints ' ;ht have taken the day to go to a Dailey said there are similari­ Walking helps with weight control. Walking 30 and p erfo rm ers in cen tral for instance, that I ’d like to ask thinking, Toomey maintains. "Y o u ’re sending more Church at 9 a m.. Burial will be in tage he owns on the Connecticut ties between Beauchene’s death minutes each day, a person can drop 15 pounds in a Connecticut. Geraldine about John. If she’d ,.5 oxygen up to your bruin, and you’d be surprised what St. Mary’s Cemetery, New Britain. Sre. and the killing of a Vernon man, year with no modification of eating habits. Vincent stood just in front of part answer them, they’d tell us more that does for your creativity." Calling hours will be Friday from 2 When state police came to the Ronald P. Vass, 47, found shot in A person who follows a regular walking routine will of a portable stage donated by last Between exercise sessions, the benefits linger, to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. house later that day to question his condominium last January. than all her husband’s tax returns reduce his cholesterol levels, lower his blood year’s graduating class. Seconds Toomey said. "Y ou r heart rate goes down, your blood him, he knew something was Dailey would not say what those for the past 20 years. Here are 15 pressure, reduce stress and lower his percent of body after he pointed it out, the audience pressure goes down, your cholesterol level goes down, wrong, he said. The housemate had similarities were. The Vass case questions for Geraldine about her fat, according to Toomey. applauded the students’ $20,000 you feel less stress and you find you can do more work Jane S. Holmes lived with his mother and Beau­ has not been solved. husband: And, unlike sports such as running, walking is gift. with less effort. Doesn’t this sound fantastic?” Jane (Steele) Holmes, 65, of 246 In addition. Vincent said, the 1 — When you told him you’d relatively safe for the ankle, knee and hip joints. Green Road, died Wednesday Toomey has recommended walking regimes for chorale that accompanies the been asked to be the vice presiden­ TOOMEY ISadevotedfollowerof hisownudvice. In night at her home. She was the wife athletes like his wife, Regina, who, because of Manchester Symphony Orchestra tial candidate, did he ask how addition to bicycling and jogging, he walks at least of Russell E. Holmes. Biker faces charges injuries, are unable to pursue their normal routines. has donated $10,000 for stage much it pays? five miles around the I'armington Avenue office She was born in East Hartford on Wearing street clothes and comfortable leather lights. "The Program Center is in 2 — Did he ask whether he gets in complex every day and walks an additional two or Jan. 29, 1919, and had lived there walking or nylon jogging shoes, a person can walk at a good shape, I think, to fulfill all the on the pension afterwards? three miles in the evening, with his wife. and in Hartford before moving to rate of three miles an hour without fear of injury to hopes we have for it.” he said. after worker is hurt Here is his advice for those who wish to start Manchester 37 years ago. Before 3 — Does he carry an American knees or other joints. He said the facility is "already walking for fitness: retiring in 1982 she had been Express card and. if so, how often booked practically solid" for the An Enfield motorcycle rider They guessed that the door had DON’T: employed in the payroll and does he leave home without it? IN A ONE-HOUR lunch hour, then, a worker can coming season. trying to elude South Windsor been left open by mistake or that • Start a new, vigorous exerci.se program in a personnel department of the Steak 4 — How often does he say to you, change shoes, walk for 30 to 45 minutes (considered On a sadder note, Vincent spoke police was arrested after he hit a the thief was someone with a key to pollution inversion, or when the temperature has Club. “ Hey, honey, do you have a the optimal length of time for aerobic exercise), then of the death of Alden Buker, MCC highway construction worker on the door. climbed above the 90-degree mark. She was a member of North twenty?” cool down and return to the desk quite refreshed. director of Humanities, on July 30. Buckland Road in Manchester • Overdo. “ Give yourself the talk test,” Toomey United Methodist Church and was Each walk should raise your pulse to what is called Those in the audience bowed their Tuesday afternoon, police said. Drivers taking left turns at town 5 — When he takes you out to said. “ If you can still talk while you’re exercising, very active in the groups and “ the aerobic level. ” To determine this, subtract your heads in silence. Manchester police charged John intersections caused two accidents dinner and the check comes, does you’re doing fine. If not, slow down.” functions of the church. She was a age from the number 220. This would be your The new building will have to be Doody, 21. with reckless driving. early this week, police said. he ask you how much he shouid tip • Exerei.se on a full stomach. member of the Women’s Club of kept up by a custodial staff that’s South Windsor police charged him Two men were injured shortly absolutely maximum heart rale — the greatest Manchester. or is he one of those guys who Herald photo by Tarquinlo number of times your heart can beat in a minute. • Try to walk in high heels, or business shoes which only half the size of what it should with speeding and reckless driv­ before 1 p.m. Monday in the knows? aren’t comfortable. Besides her husband she leaves a be, Vincent said. Nonetheless. 10 ing. A South Windsor poiice officer You need to exercise at a pulse rate of between 60 intersection of Center and Hender­ 6 — When you go out to dinner Ellen Vincenzo of Horace Street, a secretary at a Hartford • Skip a few days, then try to make up for the loss by daughter, Mrs. Albert (Judith) new maintainance workers have told Manchester police that he son streets. and 80 percent of this maximum, for at least 20 Blanchette of South Wind.sor; two with another couple, does he law firm, likes to take a brisk stroll on her lunch hour. minutes, in order to condition your heart. exercising longer or harder. Consistency is the key to been hired — and Vincent said a started to chase Doody when he Vernon resident Thomas C. success, Toomey said. sons, John S, Holmes of Littleton, new budgeting procedure up for saw Doody’s 1983 Suzuki speed Diamond, 18, was treated at usually go to the men’s room when Colo., and David R. Holmes of approval by the state legislature past his cruiser at 80 miles an hour. Manchester Memorial Hospital for the check is about to come? Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Do­ may soon enable the school to hire Doody only stopped after he lost a back injury, a hospital spokeswo­ 7 — Does he give you an rothy Phiilips of Manchester; a more. control on a curve on Buckland man said. Porter Street resident allowance? brother. Robert A. Steele of Called "formula budgeting," the Street and hit a hazard sign, falling Glen L. Eagleson, 22, was treated 8 — Does he take his change out Portland; and three new method makes funds availa­ off his bike and sliding into for a cut on his chin. of his pants pockets at night and grandchildren. Sidewalk snake wasn’t easy to shake ble on the basis of enrollments, construction worker Antonio Their cars collided in the inter­ The funeral will be Saturday at leave it on the dresser? Vincent said. He encouraged staff Marques, who was standing section as Diamond turned left 10 a.m. at North United Methodist 9 — How much change does he This is a story about man vs. nature she had spotted a snake in the back members to keep up the number of nearby. from Center Street onto Henderson the rest of us to figure out what they Church. Burial will be in Buckland usually have? and how two fearless hunters made yard, and she hadn’t been out there students — and thus the number of Police reports show that into Eagleson’s ^ath, police said. Connections were going to do with a paper bag, Cemetery. Friends may call at the 10 — He says that if you’re state dollars — by continuing to Herald photo* by Tarquinlo Marques was taken to Manchester Diamond was cited for failing to the front yard safe again for a since, except once to hang clothes. rubber gloves, and- a sponge. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main elected, he’ll come to Washington recruit and retain them, Memorial Hospital. The hosptial obey a stop sign, which carries a grandmother who was terrorized by a And that time my father had to stand St., Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Associate Dean of Community Services Jack Gannon Surgery? "We have to be very careful ... was unable to provide a condition fine of $40. on the weekends. Did he mention Memorial donations may be made beast of fearsome proportions. guard, stompinghis feet, inhopesthat that we have an open door, leading (dons an apron to help out with food and refreshments. report today on Marques, a resi­ Two other drivers were treated whether he thinks he could deduct Susan What they had hoped to do was to North United Methodist Church We were visiting my parents last to opportunity and not frustra­ dent of New Bedford, Mass. for minor injuries they suffered that as a business expense? the snake would be frightened off by catch the snake with the sponge, pick Memorial Fund or the American Plese tion," he said, fn particular, he center now being set up in the the east campus as a valuable early Wednesday evening when 11 — When he buys gas, does he weekend in Pennsylvania and de­ all the commotion. Cancer Society. Herald him up with rubber gloves, put him spoke of a remedial education former administration bulding on resource. A foreman for a construction one turned his car into the path of go to the nearest gas station or the cided to do some shopping. We all Reporter Now there was a snake in the front into the paper bag, and give him a company involved in renovating another where Avery Street meets cheapest one? When he’s been straggled out the front door, when yard, too, and there was the very real one-way trip to the woods. But while Manchester Memorial Hospital Deming Street, police said. driving the car and he knows you’ll reported Tuesday that $1,000 worth suddenly one of the advance troops possibility that my mother would hole they were gathering the equipment, Douglas K. Janssen, 24, of 40 be using it next, how much gas does Pagano pleads no of wall covering and paste had White Street was charged with called out, "Look. There’s a snake.” herself up in the house until he hired a he leave in the tank? Willie slithered off into a hole Factory orders been taken from a storage area on failing to obey a red light. The Sure enough, there was a black helicopter to get her out. 12 — When he shops at the underneath the hedge alongside the Haynes Street over the weekend, other driver. South Windsor resi­ snake sunning himself on my moth, So he tried the stomping tactic police said. dent Maria F. Duarte, 26, was not supermarket, does he buy the Otherwise it would have been snaking sidwewalk. And my dad was left contest to charges er’s sidewalk. “ Eeek," cried my increase in July The foreman said he found three charged. basic things like detergent, paper around where it belonged, not again in hopes that the snake (I wearing rubber gloves and holding a bolts of vinyl wallcovering and two towels and milk, or does he just buy mother and ran back into the house terrorizing innocent grandmothers’ named him Willie) would crawl sponge and paper bag and looking WASHINGTON (UPI) - New gallons of adhesive missing fronh a the luxury items that amuse him? and barricaded herself in the kitchen. Manchester lawyer Anthony Pa­ tation program or in a hospital. pliances, machinery and other So I called in the noble snake avyay. There was my dad in the awfully silly. orders to the nation’s factories heavy-duty items ■ jumped 4 storage area inside the hospital 13 — If the kids need money, do gano Wednesday reversed his Kremski also ordered the state I ’m sure you think that women only middle of the sidewalk, wielding a climbed 1 percent in July, an percent in May, fell 2.3 percent addition, according to police. Po­ hunters — my father and husband. The snake hunters crawled under not-guilty pleas to criminal probation department to deter­ they ask you or him for it? cry “ Eeek’’ in comic books or improvement over June but one in June and rose 1.3 percent in lice said there was no sign that “ There’s a snake on thesidewalk. Get hoe, stomping up and down, waving the hedge to check out the hole. This charges lodged against him after a mine if Pagano is a drug abuser. 14 — When he buys a magazine that still falls short of the peaks July. anyone had forced entry into the cartoons. Real people don’t cry his arms wildly, and growling. He fatal car accident last May in Kremski left a one-year Jail subscription, does he take it for one rid of it, will you?” I asked. I am a was their last shot. Then my husband reached earlier in the year, the Since March, when orders addition. per “ Eeek.’’ Burlington. sentence hanging over Pagano’s year, or does he save money and fully liberated woman, but I don’t do looked more like a witch doctor doing went into the basement and came up Commerce Department said reached a high point, they have couple Pagano pleaded no contest in head in case he fails to comply with I take it for three? That assumption, however, is false. a rain dance than a gray-haired today. averaged $191.6 billion a month. snakes. with a half dozen mothballs that he Bristol Superior Court to a charge the terms of his probation. New orders for manufactured Some areas of industry were 15 — Which of the foliowing Real people DO cry “ Eeek.” I The two fearless hunters got a hoe grandfather scaring off a snake. scattered around the hole. of misconduct with a motor vehicle A Fall River, Mass,, man was SEVEN DAYS goods totaled $192.5 billion after hit hard in July, despite the words most closely describes your wouldn’t think of misquoting my own and was sentenced to two years’ killed in the May 19 accident. State out of the shed and came out to look. “ Why did you put mothballsaround seasonal adjustment, $1.8 bil­ overall increase. C AID W ELL Looking for i cozy pottago, husband John Zaccaro’s attitude mother. probation and fined $500. police said Pagano’s car collided “ Oh, it’s only a little garter snake,” BUT THE SNAKE stood his the snake’s hole?” I asked stupidly. In return for his plea, the lion more than in June, a month maybe a llraplaca? Coma and toward money? Check one.^(BIG with that of David Charest when that saw a 1.6 percent setback. O il INC . said my dad, peering down at the ground. I think he was enjoying the “ If you don’t know what to do, you^do prosecutor dropped two other Pagano drove across the center Orders for construction supp­ SPENDER) (CAREFUL) In March, new factory orders lies fell 3.2 percent and equip­ enjoy the fall foliage with ua. ANYW AY, there was the snake, a performance. So the snake hunters charges — possession of mari­ line into the oncoming lane, killing (TIGHT) (CHEAP) (CROOKED). creature. “ It’s more afraid of you SOMETHING, ” he said. juana and possession of drug reached $196.5 billion, which ment and defense products 92.9 Relax on your own front porch The answers to these questions skinny garden variety, stretched out than you are of it,” he said. huddled together to decide what to do Charest and injuring his wife, was a major factor in lowering The next day we all went opt to paraphernalia. Anne. orders were down 3.8 percent. per gal. C. O. D. would be a lot more meaningful to on the sidewalk. Evidently, the snake next. They decided on the tough the unemployment rate. Unem­ The entire range of non­ and watch the aun aot over the “ Just get ridofit,willyou,” saidmy check Willie’s house under the hedge. The terms of his probation American voters than tax returns didn’t know that it was the garden approach. require Pagano to perform 150 ployment fell this year until defense capital goods orders, 649-884t mother from behind the kitchen door. The mothballs were gone. White Mountalna and lovely in trying to assess the kind of variety, however, which is why it was hours of community service. Fons, Adjas', Baribas and Yoru- July, when it rose to 7.5 percent. considered one of the best Wnimum requirement “ Or I will never go out in the front “ Get rubber gloves, a sponge, and a If you’re ever in Pennsylvania and The durable goods industries predictors of coming industrial Newfound Lake. Bungalo Vil­ Second Man John Zaccaro would hanging out on the sidewalk instead of Judge Julius J. Kremski recom­ bas are the main ethnic groups in Prlca$ aubjact to Changa yard again.” paper bag, ,ny husband barked out you spot a snake carrying six mended that service be in an the People’s Republic of Benin in showed continued volatility. activity, sank 3.4 percent In lage. Box 13ICA, Brlatol, N.H. make in the event Geraldine slithering around the garden. It was a Orders for autos, heavy ap­ SOO-IOOO goli. 89.9 C. 0. D. That was not an empty threat, my with an air of authority. My father alcohol education or drug rehabili­ West Africa. July. 0^ 22. Ferraro is eiected vice president. defiant snake, probably a teenager. mothballs, you’ll know who he is. The father realized. Just the week before scurried off to get the items, leaving name’s Willie. ■ P MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984 \ MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug 30, 1984 - 13 Advice About Town It takes special kind of woman to put up an angler Bridge club results My wife, Joyce, is a marvelous woman. She really then moved myself upstream from herugood200feet, here. And 1 think that time has com e.” Teen learns painful lesson: The following are the winners of the Aug. 24 games has to be some kind of special person to put up with my and proceeded to fish. With that, she turned to start downstream, and all I of Center Bridge Club: idiosyncrasies for the past 35 years. Especially when “ Honey, the black flies have .started (this was could fortell was Joyce taking a header into the water. North-South; Marilyn Jackson and A1 Horton, first; it comes to the outdoor stuff, and all the trips she’s let mid-June). Would you mind bringing me the bug 1 hud to admit that the flies were really bad. so 1 Mr. and Mrs. E rv Cross, second; Peg Dunfield and me go on with my fishing buddies. But even more so. Joe's World juice?” (insect repellent). worked my way down to her. By now. it was almo.st Anne DeMartin, third. when I stop and think of all the trips she’s "Sure,” 1 said, and proceeded to fish it out of the dark and the flies were joined by mosquitoes, so we his troubles are his fault East-West: Marion Knybel and Marge Prentiss, accompanied me on. pocket it always occupied in my fishing vest. Only it had lots of company as we waded down to where we first: Joe Bussier and Dick Jaworowski, second; and For a gal who had never fished at all before we were Joe Garman wasn't there. Frantically. 1 searched every pocket in had entered the river. D E A R A B B Y : I'm enclosing one already been sent to St. Cloud. He Bev McClure and Rob Kendrick, third. married, and whose experience with the outdoors the vest, and came up empty. And then 1 remembered of your articles. In it is a terrific said he certainly hoped you would amounted to picnics and football games, recreation I had left it in my tackle box. Getting up the bank was another chore, and after lesson from every young person. straighten yourself out because With yours truly was a rude awakening. helping my good wife up. and back to the car. she Quilters meet Tuesday "They’re not too bad, ” 1 called. "Y ou ’re going to Please run it again. It is more you had a lot of good in you, in It was trips to fish camps in Quebec, and Maine. But turned to me and said, "T ell meagain. and again, that Dear have to put up with them. 1 don't have any juice.” needed today than it was when I addition to being exceptionally The Nutmeg Quilters will meet Tuesday at 7:30p.m. mostly Maine, and mostly remote places in the I'm having a good time, 1 want Io try and believe il M clipped it from your column in smart. I believe him. I wish you in the Community Room of the Vernon Police Station, northern part of that state. In fact, Joyce used to tease acconimodations of the Hungry Trout Motel, in one point on that damn river, all I wanted to do was die 1970. Abby A L L OF THIS was said as I was swearing under my luck. Route 30. me, before I broke down, and we started going other Wilmington, N.Y., where Joyce and I enjoyed a and gel out of my misery. But then 1 thnughi of you breath, because the no-see-ums had joined the black YOUR FAN IN Abigail There will be a workshop presented by JoAnn places, with her famous one-liner. different kind of fishing weekend. Fine food, having to lug my body, waders and all. back to the car, flies, and were playing a merry tune on every inch of STEUBENVILLE, OHIO D E AR ABBY: Is it possible for a Aucter and Karen Thibert. She used to say, that after she passed on, these sightseeing around Lake Placid, and, of course, and 1 decided you’d never make it. So. I made up my Van Buren bare skin they could find. woman who has had her tubes tied magical words would appear on her tombstone, "H ere fishing one mile of private waters on the AuSable mind I'd live, but it was a close thing " D E AR FAN: I agree, and here it two years ago to get pregnant by a Train for ski patroi lies Joyce Garman. She went fishing in Maine.” River, one morning and one evening. Just about that time, I had a beaut of a hit, and I think that makes her one super wife to put up with man who said he had a vasectomy? However, over the years, I have mellowed, and we I neglected to tell you about the evening fishing, and hooked, played, landed, and released a 17-ineh brown. this, but what makes her extra special, was the NEEDS TO KNOW Greater Hartford Chapter of the American Red f,****® other vacations to different parts of the I had better do this now, so you’ll understand what this At that point, the black flies and no-see-ums became statement the other night: D E AR ABBY: I am 18 and in a Also, there are no shortcuts. A Cross is offering a course in advanced first aid and U.S., Canada and, of course. Scotland and England. column is all about. non-existent. "Hey. let’s see if we can't get up to the Hungrv Trout pack of trouble. I was arrested for guy needs all the education he can D EAR NEEDS: If the tubes emergency care, starting Sept. 6. The course is a Of course, a fly rod accompanied us in these travels, On that memorable Saturday evening, Joyce and I for a weekend this fall.” burglary and other charges. This get. And another thing. Don't were not properly tied and the requirement for those wishing to become members of but they were mostly sightseeing vacations, and the parked our car, donned our waders, and proceeded to Then, I was into another fish. And then another. It How do you like that for SOME WOMAN ’ was hot my first time, so I am blame your mistakes on other vasectomy was not properly per­ the Ski Patrol. accommodations were a helluva lot better than most wade the river upstream to a "fishy” spot that was was really getting good, but Joyce was still fishless. locked up in Cambridge, Minn., people. My friends showed me how formed, it's possible, though statis­ To be eligible a person must be IS years of age or fish camps. Hotel dining rooms, fine eating places, well recommended. This sounds simple, but it And 1 could see her still .swatting at the flies. awaiting trial. I would like to to break the law. but I am the one tically Unlikely. older. The course will be held on Mondays and etc. But if a chance came for us to fish, we always entailed sliding down a riverbank, and wading almost "Come up here,” 1 called. “ There must beam essof express some of the things I have who now must take full responsibil­ traveled fairly well prepared. More often than not, the woman Thursdays from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., for 10 weeks, at Red a quarter-of-a-mile upstream against the current. My fish up in this area.” And the words were no sooner out Joe Garman, a Manehrsler resident (or many learned in the 121 days I have been ity for my own actions. I will is victimized by a man who claims Cross headquarters, 209 Farmington Ave., wife bore this chore very well. years. Is a recognized authority on (he subject of here. of my mouth, and I was into another fish. probably get sent up to St. Cloud's, to have been vasectomized but Farmington. THIS SPRING, if you recall, I described the I positioned her in what I deemed a likely spot, and “ No I ’m not going to move unless it's to get out of bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. One is that you should listen to but thanks, Abby, -for letting me wasn’t. Instruction in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation will your parents, as they will never' say this. Also, I want to thank be provided. The deadline for registering is Friday. steer you wrong, I never got along Sheriff Erickson. He is a swell guy. Call 678-2818. too good with my dad. Every time He let me use his typewriter to (Every teenager should know write to you. Sincerely, Not one word of English he tried to talk to me we got into a the truth about drugs, sex and how "THE CAMBRIDGE BUM” Lab technicians honored heated argument, but now I realize to be happy. For Abby's booklet, 0 send your name and address if I had listened to him, I wouldn't Four area residents were honored recently at a DEAR SIR: You're young yet, so clearly printed with a check or be here. luncheon at Manchester Memorial Hospital, marking don't go calling yourself a “ bum.” money order for $2.50 (this in­ is spoken on the north side their graduation from the medical laboratory I would also like to tell kids, don't You can pay your debt and still cludes postage) to; Abby. Teen quit school to go out and make technology program at Manchester Community amount to something if you really Booklet, in care of the Manchester Aug. 15 money. I did, and look where I College. want to. I talked to Sheriff Herald, P.O. Box 38923, Holly­ 8:43 p.m. ended up. The four, who completed their training at the Erickson, and he told me you had wood, Calif. 90038.) hospital laboratory, are: Linda Grey of Manchester; Mont-Saint-Pierre Kristin DeBonee of Manchester, Muscu­ Provincial Campground, Manlyn Ganley of East Hartford; Stephanie lar Dystrophy poster child, enjoys a visit Reynolds of East Hartford; and William Rozman of Mont-Saint-Pierre, Vernon. with Barbara Allen and Hilton Kaderli of Quebec Will woman have menopause At the luncheon the students received their two-year Channel 3. associate’s degrees from the college and a certificate During my visit to the Gaspesie, I've had a chance to from the hospital. compare the south coast with the north coast. The Evelyn Carlson was clinical coordinator for the Poster girl on television north coast is far hillier and much more spectacular. program at the hospital and Ellen Meyers was MCC I ’d compare it favorably with the Cape Breton despite early hysterectomy? Kristin DeBonee of Manchester, the 1984 Muscular coordinator. Highlands. Dystrophy poster child, will join WFSB Channel 3 While the south side is fairly drab, it is far r Te DEIAR DR. LAMB — My gynecolo­ heart murmur. anchor wwoman Barbara Allen and weatherman prosperous, having in addition to fishing, n.u !■ had down hlllsof II. 12, and 14 percent Some iniic.s arc gist is not giving me a satisfactory On occasion, he has experienced a Hilton Kaderli on this year’s Jerry Lewis Labor Day lumbering, manufacturing and dairying. Almost tough, some are easy. answer to this question. At age 31, I sharp chest pain and a slight short­ Telethon to benefit the Muscular Dystrophy everyone on the south side speaks either French or Beyond Coin-du-Banc, "Route des I’ioiuiiers," had a total hysterectomy. I am now Your ness of breath which momentarily has Association. English fluently, and at least a conversational amount which is what Route 132 is called, is very flat, as it 37.1 have had no adverse or unusual forced him to pause and wait for it to The telethon starts Sept. 2 at 9 p.m. and continues of the other language. hugs the beaches. F’rom lioth Baraelipis atui symptoms and I do not take Health pass. When he had a physical for a for 21‘/4 hours until Monday at 6:30 p.m. But here on the north side, nearly everyone speaks Belle-Anse, I could look across the water and see hormones. My gynecologist said I job, the physician detect^ the heart French, and not a word of English. Rocher Pere'e. Pointe-Saint-l’ierre is a (piaitit fishing should let her know if I get depressed Lawrence murmur, but noted be was in fine Elks start tournaments village with many colorful homes. often or start to have hot flashes. Lamb, M.D. physical shape. Now he is concerned 10:10 p.m. I am in excellent physical condition about this pain and is considering con­ The Manchester Elks two-man setback tournament 1 took a rest at Fort-Pre'vel. which was a World War and really feel wonderful. My ques­ sulting a cardiologist. We would will start Sept. 4 at 8 p.m. at the Elks Lodge, BIssell 11 defense battery. Now it's a reslauraiit. hotel, and tion iSk will I go through the meno­ On Sunday. 1 got upearly and walked to two vantage greatly appreciate your advice. Street. points from which to view Rocher Pere’e. After taking golf course run by the provincial government It was pause?! At what age? What should I Members and their guests are asked to sign up at the several pictures, 1 walked back to the campground, the first time I'd ever .seen people teeing off next to a expecHo have ha|^n to my body? may be because the adrenal gland DEAR READER — By all means, lodge. took down my tent, and loaded my bike. piece of artillery. d e a r READER — Your lack of produces enough estrogen to prevent have him see a cardiologist. He will 1 headed out of Pere'e, still on Route 132, but in Heading toward Haldimand, the road gets hilly symptoms even though you are not the symptoms so many women expe­ again. In Haldimand, 1 had a triple tiered freewheel of ta k i^ hormones, and the early age rience. be much happier knowing what the Pere’e it becomes Route 132 west. It’s a small thing, murmuring sound really is. I must Club seeks volunteers 12 percent. I'd planned on riding on'h,’ to G;isp'e, or a for your hysterectomy suggest that You should be informed about what but after following Route 132 east, it was a nice tell you that many individuals really UPI photo change. few miles beyond. It wasn't much after 3 i).m. when I your uterus was removed but your to expect when menopause occurs, so in top physical condition have heart /-iiJI** ^'tt^l'^nge Club Center for the Prevention of reached Gasp'e. ovaries were left in. You should find I am sending you The Health Letter 5- I ’d seen the hill on Saturday, and I knew of its murmurs. The heart normally Child Abuse of Rock ville Inc. is seeking volunteers for WhaVs up doc? out If this is true. 12, Menoapuse. Others who want this steepness, but I wasn't entirely prepared for a 1 took a long break outside an "epicerie," while enlarges as it responds to vigorous Its September training course. The center is a If it is, your ovaries are functioning issue can send 75 cents with a long, volunteer agency working in the Hartford and Tolland monster like that, especially with no warm-up deciding whether or not to push on to Forillon National sustained exercise. That is part of Maxine Riedinger of Meriden mixes Just like those of any other young stamped, self-addressed envelope for Thats some salmon County areas. four-month-old English Lop warily eyes whatsoever. 1 headed slowly up the hill, my legs Park. physical training. The heart rate woman, unless you have or bad some it to me in care of this newsapaper, gardening with raising rabbits. Here a a smiling imposter in the garden. straining to turn the cranks. slows and the b l< ^ pressure tends to The volunteers provide services to troubled In Saint-Marjorigue. noticing that I was low on form of ovarian disease. Your ovaries P.O. Box 1551, Radio City StaUon, Todd Wemmell holds the eight-pound Time for a rest. The hill got steeper. Time for be low. That larger, slow-pumping families, working to protect children and to prevent cash. I asked a guy at an "epicerie” how much of a will sputter to a stop in time, just like New York, N Y 10019. silver salmon he cuaght on a recent child abuse and neglect. another rest. The hill eased off slightly, then got heart pumps a lot of blood with each Beatty honored premium he would pay. I wasn’t pleased with Ins offer those of other women, when you DEAR DR. LAMB — At an early steeper than ever. Time to take a picture — a good of zero. Thunks, but no thanks. beat aiid a murmur is not uncommon. fishing trip on the Anchor River in The September training program will be held Sept reach menopause. The age of onset age, my boyfriend was told he bad a HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Warren excuse for a rest. But even outstanding athletes can 11 through 13 from 6 to 10 p.m. on the third floor at 1 I noticed two bikes outside a fish market, so I does vary. heart murmur. His parents were told Alaska. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Beatty will be honored at the One last final push to the top. My legs were straining have a murmur from some abnormal­ Court St., Rockville. For more information call stopped in to chat with the bikers. They ’ve been on the Unlike most women, you won't see that he would outgrow it and that it Richard Wemmell of 53 Oxford St. Toronto Festival of Festivals in more than ever as I bent low over the handlebars. The ity of the heart. 872-1918. road for a month, and often travel only 20 miles per any change in menstrual periods, was no cause for concern. He is now September, the third Hollywood cranks were barely turning. Then it was over. I'd day. Before heading in .opposite directions, we since you don't have a uterus, but if 26, quite athletic and in very gooid Your boyfriend’s pain is not typical TM C A SGtS IlGSrt prOgrSIII film personality to receive the reached the top. I was exhausted. I looked back, but exchanged addres.ses. you have your ovaries, they are still physical condition. His blood pressure of heart p ^ and is more likely relat­ Restaurants help disabled Canadian tribute. never did see the percent sign, but that hill has to be at I asked the lady at the fish market if she knew of a on a regular cycle. is extremely low, and doctors have The Indian Valley Branch of the YMCA, 375 Previous honorees were actor least 14 to 15 percent. That's just brutal! ed to pleural pain or muscular p ^ or Throughout the month of September the Friendly place where I could exchange a traveler's check She Not every woman has symptoms always commented that his heart is Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, is offering an outpatient Robert Duvall in 1983 and director Then 1 headed down, then up, then down, then up, even being anxious about his physical Ice Credm resteurents will conduct d very specisl said that she would take one. and even gav*' me *28 with the menopause, other than the very strong and he will live to an old status. I doubt that it is important in cardiac rehabilitation program for towns east of the Martin Scorsese in 1982. and so on. By the time I'd passed Coin-du-Banc, I ’d percent. change in menstrual periods. That river, including Manchester. campaign to help children and adults with disabilities age. No mention has been made of the terms of his heart. in the commjinity. The program offers medically prescribed and supervised exercise and education for persons with Customers will be asked to contribute $1 to Easter T)rim 3 aa imiL on s coronary heart disease. Seals. In return, the restaurants will give the Drug now being tested Spaclal Siia* customers a tab that can be redeemed on Sept. 28, Classes meet Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7:30 to I2H zeM O, In Boyfriend seeks variety 8; 30 p.m. and Sundays from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Cones for Kids,' ’ day, for two free regular ice cream and 38 to B2 SLENDERIZING p lu t-tli* l••hlo^■ cones at any Friendly’s. Fridays, from 7 to 8 p.m., special cardiovascular might hait emphysema health lectures are offered to program participants their families and friends, as well as to the general WASHINGTON (UPI) - A per­ of genetic factors. public. The phone number at the Y office is 872-7329. after three years with girl Correction sistent cough, labored or quick Two factors are important in the breathing and the feeling of never development of emphysema. One DEAR DR. BLAKER - My boy­ Coventry plans clinics The Manchester Garden Club maintains a small getting enough air are the hal­ is an enzyme secreted by a white tf'here fnnhion i* n friend and I have been going together may be feeling that his priorities have changed in the past month. You were planted area at the corner of East Center and Main lmarks of emphysema, a disease bloo'd cell that is part of the body's lo o k , n o t ri nix*' for three years. Lately he has started COVENTRY — A blood pressure clinic will be held sireets. for which there is no treatment and defense system, and the other is a asking out other girls. He says that it once pretty high up on the list; now at Hill’s Pharmacy Tuesday from 1 to 2 p m 'Ration of the garden was incorrectly no cure. protein that protects tissues doesn’t mean that our relationship Ask helping his mother to make ends meet sponsored by Community Health Care Services Inc ’ has taken over. identifi^ in last week’s Manchester Herald, Smoking is considered a major against the enzyme. has changed — it’s just that he needs There will be another clinic on Sept. 18 at Coventrv cause of the disease, which afflicts some variety. Blaker I say this only to help you under­ Pharmacy, from 1 to 2 p.m. of ^*e ciub^'** ^ Kelsey is the newly elected president The white blood cell, called a stand why you feel rejected. He might more than 2.4 million Americans. I am very hurt and want to break Karen Blaker, For inherited emphysema suf­ neutrophil, is not normally found in up with him. If he needs variety now, not be as interested in you right now the lungs in very great numbers. It but only because there are other, ferers, the relatively small how will it be after we’ve ,been Ph.D. secretes enzymes called elastases, more important things on his mind. Herotd photo bv Richmond number who develop the disease together even longer? \— which break down the support Be understanding and supportive of early in life regardless of whether My friends think I am making a Clint, a shy little Beagle, looks to Dog Warden Richard they smoke, a drug under investi­ tissue of air sacs. Large numbers him if you want the relationship to of neutrophils have been found in mistake by leaving him. They think continue. Public Records Rand for comfort as he waits at the dog pound to be gation by several groups may be Welcome he is a wonderful guy and that any smokers' lower lungs and in the left bis wife and family. He didn’t adopted. effective in halting the progressive girl would be lucky to have him. He is leave a forwarding address or any Down in the dumps? Get help from lung damage that causes the lungs of emphysema victims. good-looking and very social. What way for his wife to get money to sup­ Dr. Blaker’s newsletter "Fighting Warranty daads Normally, lung tissue is pro­ R. Quatrocelli and Cathleen symptoms. Fall should I do? port the family. She is a wreck. Depression." Send 50 cents and a Jeanne R. Adams to Noel and John W. Higley to Barbara A. tected against elastase by a Kowalski-Quatrocelli, property on Adopt a Pet For now, however, patients are DEIAR READEIR — You don’t have Now the children have rallied stamped, self-addressed envelope to Higley, property on Erie Street. protein called alpha-1 antitrypsin. Annette Cyr, 35 Victoria Road, Carter Street. $47,000 (based on stuck with treatments that help to do either. You could take his lead around their mother and started Dr. Blaker in care of this newspaper, $70,000 (based on coveyance tax.) w it h conveyance tax.) clear their lungs and help them People can develop emphysema and date others as well. That way, working. I guess it is difficult, P.O. Box 475, Radio City StaUon, New John and Elizabeth McGann to Lions breathe. They must minimize York, N Y 10019. J & G Associates to peter and if they inherit a gene for antitryp­ you can see what’s out there and show because all three are in high school. Ronald P. Siemienski and Ma­ C. Wood & Son Co. Inc. against exposure to irritants which may him how it feels. It will also give you Carol Baldwin, unit 174 A, Oakland Beagie needs home sin deficiency from both parents I am upset because I don’t see my Write to Dr. Blaker at the above ryann J. Perry, 43-45 Wadsworth property of Herbert and Ann accelerate lung damage. The New more information to make a better- boyfriend as much. He never has time St., $82,000. Terrace Condominiums, $67,900. Sullivan, property on South Main and somehow get neutrophil elas­ address. The volume of mail prohibits Wilma J. Dube to H.M. By Barbara Richmond 3 years old. Emphysema - is the gradual tase into their lower respiratory informed decision, for me. Maybe he doesn’t like me Mountain Associates to David Street, $l,lli. Popular Two personal replies, but quesUons of gen­ Frechette Real Estate Inc., 32 S. Herald Reporter There’s also poor Sport, the destruction of elasticity in air sacs tract, said Dr. Ronald G. Crystal, DEIAR DR. BLKk EIR — A month now. What should I do? and Joanne E. Haddock, property eral interest will be discussed in Alton St., $52,000 (based on convey­ pointer, who has been at the pound in the lungs so that they are less chief of the pulmonary branch at ago, my boyfrieiH’s father suddenly DEIAR REIADER — I think you future columns. on Birch Mountain Road, $35,000. Arnold L. Klipstein M.D., Piece Walking ance tax.) Clint, a male beagle about 1 year for weeks. I repeat, he is a quiet, and less able to expel stale air. the National Heart, Lung and Use A. Lefas to Elizabeth and against property of George and Patients must breathe harder or Liberty Kalfas, 32 Croft Drive. old, is this week’s featured pet. well-mannered dog. He’s medium­ Blood Institute. Suit by Reino Karhu, 16 Tam Road. QuHclsIm doeds He was picked up on Wetherell faster with remaining healthy air $118,000. $500. sized and really would like to te Wendell B. Reid to Mountain Street on Aug. 22. He’s tri-colored adopted. He can’t te kept at the sacs to get enough oxygen. It is not clear how the hormone- Mark and Barbara Connors to Births Associates, property on Birch and will be ready for adoption in a pound much longer. The disorder, which shortens life protein system works in emphy­ Albert J. Gionet and Karen J. ANochmonls roleasod Mountain Road. couple of days, if not claimed by his The litle Chihuahua, picked up by 10 to 20 years, afflicts mostly sema victims who do not have an Galdennzi, 631N. Main St., $79,000. R.N. Archambault Inc. releases Hans J. Weiss to Christine to owner. on Benton Street on Aug. 17, is shy those over age 50 who smoke. antitrypsin deficiency, but it is Correia, Nicole Masae, daughter Leslie G. Smith of 345 Hillstown Robert C. Dennison to Stephen attachment against property of Marco Sisti of Brooklyn, N.Y She “"’ HsHne M. Joyner, 67 N. Elm St. None of the dogs at the pound and probably overwhelmed by the About 20,000 to 40,000 develop believed a similar mechanism is of David J. and Patricia Gonsalves Road. Her paternal grandparents Richard and Florence Alkas has a brother. John Adam, 2‘A. was adopted this past week. Dog sight of the larger dogs in pens emphysema at age 30 or 40 because involved. Crystal said. harvfj benard Correia of 21 Edmund St., was born are Julia Britnell of 53 Tracy Warden Richard Rand said. He around him. He appears to te Aug. 22 at Manchester Memorial Drive, Manchester and Walter Thrall, Katrina Filloramo, said it may be because people are about 2 years old and is ready to te Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Britnell of Simsbury. daughter of John Randall and on vacation because the Labor Day adopted. mother is Masae U. Saur of 53 Berwick, Kelly Anne, daughter Catherine Filloramo Thrall of I 5i This Fall.. Cinema holiday is coming up. The featured pet, two weeks ago, North St. Her paternal grandpar­ of John Paul and Christina DeCan- Vernon St., was born Aug. 15 at There are some other new was a gentle shepherd cross At Eastern Connecticut State University ents are Mr. and Mrs. William dia Berwick of Church Lane. Manchester Memorial Hospital. residents of the pound since last named Buck. He is also still Our Pf#-S««ton S9I0 Price Correia Sr. of 16 Duval St. Coventry, was bom Aug. 16 at Her maternal grandparents are Why not transfer icfle college credits at other universi­ *159 Hartford 2:45, 5, 7:30, 10. — The Womon In Rm I week. There’s a lovable hound waiting to te adopted. He’s 4 or 5 Bonn, Brian Scott, son of Walter Manchester Memorial Hospital. Carmine and Susanne Filloramo of E»w'n«®nt (PG) 12. ties to the Bachelor of General Studies Degree at Eas­ KS* Comporos 7:50, (PG13) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7lto?UL " cross about 4 or 5 years old. He was years old and was picked up earlier John and Donna Prete Bonn of Her maternal grandparents are 29 Butternut Road. Her paternal — A Man and a Choose from thousands of slenderizing Styles (PG13l “ 2:i 6” ^20,":W 7 ? 9 * " '" * ^ ^ picked up on Niles Drive Tuesday this month on North Main Street. tern? With Credit for Life Experience and Learning, Ellington, was born Aug. 10 at grandmother is Shirlie Thrall of r" Anottior Country (PG) Thomas DeCandia of Coventry and 673 Spring St. 7:40:^45. — Scrubbors (R) 7:30, 9:40. Wllllmontlc morning. The dog pound is located on town you may be closer to a degree than you think. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Pamela Rose DeCandia of Coven­ • — Youno Fronkonttoln 7 .% '® Jf^'® Exporlment (PG) 2, sTiK Jlllsea Souoro Cinema — sheena There’s also a cute poodle. He’s property off Olcott Street. Rand is His maternal grandmother is Undsirom, David Keith, son of Major and minor concentrations in Business and try. Her paternal grandparents CPG)9^'i»' ~ " “Monclno the Stone 7 :» : 9 X ~ ° ’’®®'"*“ ®® (PG13) 2,4, I TIohlrooo (R) 1:M?7?lol gray and white and looks well- at the pound each day from noon to Margaret Prete of Ellington. His are Thomas and Edna Berwick of Keith Harold and Victoria Parker J.30. — The Junqie Book (G) 1;X ,7.— Economics, Computer Science, Communications and last Hortftrd MonsfioM cared for. He was found roaming 1 p.m. or he can te reached by paternal grandparents are Hans Coventry. Lindstrom of 35 Oakwood Road, ■ostwoM Pub « Clnoma — The Red (Town (PG13) 9:15. — The ’Homan the iiberal arts. was bom Aug. 16 at Manchester Muppots Take Manhattan (G) 7:15. ~ Oxford In Red (PG13) 1:», 7:10, 9 : » ^ lf T S on Batista Road on Monday night. calling the pound at 643-6442, or by and Susan Bonn of 47 McKinley St. Sisti, Renee, daughter of John, FiSJf—f — A Woman In Karate Kid (PG) 1:», 7. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Poor Richard’s Pub * Clnoma — Flames 7. — Moltrasso 9. And then there is Corky, the little calling the police department, VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE He has a brother, Michael, 3>A. and Elizabeth Canavan Sisti of 335 Vernon Call counselor Nancy Tarkmeel to discuss|[ grandparents are Marilyn E I r ) **** Doom brive-lns cocker spaniel, who gave the dog 646-4555. Britnell, Sarah Justine, daugh­ Geraldine Drive, Coventry, was Parker of 50 William St. and the warden a little chase last week. The fee to adopt a dog is $5 and your personal program. 456-2231, X279,l AVON---It. 44.CMfHn* ter of William and Faith Smith bom Aug. 14 at Manchester Clnomof — Ghostbustors ia!fd*(’RVrS!^ late Leroy F. Parker. His paternal i P * 5 ? '« , t e 55T 7» n ! • Corky would really like to be the owner must have the dog X252. ' MIOOUETOWN — oiUMVrM.. Britneil of 166 A Tudor Lane, was Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Stanley Lin- adopted. In fact, he seemed to be licensed. Dog owners are also bom Aug. 20 at Manchester grandmother is Anne Reilly of MIISTOl Hwli * FWu, fMMt »• CaUvB, Rt. A strom of Tobyhanna, Pa., and the trying to "d ig ” his way out of the reminded to take their pets for Eastern Connecticut Slate University Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Worwick, N.Y. Her paternal '• 3:15, slisTVTfo,' Tompio• m sssM lV ofV I Doomw o n (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. — late Charlotte Lindstrom. He has a lOiT- Oxford Blues (PG13) 1,3,5,7:20, GremlinsGremlin!^ ” Sissii» (PG)IDRI 47. 7, TtJV.9;M. **Mon?hSit« * pen at the pound — without much rabies and heartworm shots and to ■tOOMf W U)— 104 A..., U>i.,,a.i4 it.trai.1 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. grandparents are Grace and 7 13:45,3,5:10, . "nio Movies — S c'I k m )! of ('ontinuin^ Kdiiiution sister. Terri Marie, 4. The M e v ^ — Revenoo of the Nerds £?«h ®^®">llns (PG) • S luck. Digging through paved floors keep dogs confined to their own ^30, 9:50. — Purple Rain (R) 12:30, (R) 12:20, 2:35, 4':40, 7:35,9:40. — The with Police Academy (R) io. WiUimuniic. CT 06226 (20:M 456-2231. Ext. 252 isn’t easy. He’s neutered and is 2 or yards. WlIHUSnBD P»t»» Hwy., WiH<»w«i«t4 th ij.l.. Cit V 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Aug. 30. 1984 i" MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984 - 15 SPORTS The ‘Count’ holds court as Yankees top A’s, 4-1 East basketball tradition takes on new Page H&’ By William D. Murray carry New York past Oakland 4-1 pitch in late July and came off the UPl Sports Writer for its ninth victory in its last 11 disabled list Aug. 1. The Yankees There's been a long storied tradition with East PAG E WON’T FIN D his task an easy one. Ask any games. sent him to Columbus of the Catholic basketball. graduated off that 15-11 club. Six of the top seven O AKLAND, Calif, — Once again, players graduated. Only senior guard Chris Galligan coach and they’ll say they want to be in the building to The victory was especially sweet International League to get in It counteracts the usual story of a program that the count held court over the for the 34-year-old because he has shape. returns. have daily contact with his athletes. Oakland A ’s. grows from infancy and matures somewhere down been beset by injuries this season. "M y confidence was shaken," he the road. Thoughts Page won’t have that. He’s a physical education The count, as Yankee pitcher PAG E WAS N A M ED East's fourth coach last week. teacher over at O’Connell Middle School in East In April, he sprained his chest and said. "But I pitched well in the It, East basketball was successful from the start John Montefusco wds known when went on the disabled list. Just when minors and regained the confi­ ApLENty He most previously was head man for two years at Hartford. That means a car ride every day topractice he pitched for the San Francisco Right out of the gate. 1963-64, it went 19-3 the first year when it begins. And it means very little contact he began to feel better, he was dence. That’s what winning will do and was state Class M runner-up. The next year it Len Auster East Hartford High. He lost that post when East Giants in the early ’70s, dazzled the Hartford and Penney High consolidated into one previously which he, of course, would prefer. involved in a car accident and for you.” posted a 22-1 overall record and won all the marbles in Sports Editor A’s with his split-finger fastball for reinjured the chest. Montefusco said credit for the the medium school classification. school. Prior to that, he was for three years freshman He hopes to rectify that somewhat. “ We’re not 6 1-3 innings Wednesday night to coach at Penney. allowed to meet until the first day (of practice) which He finally felt strong enough to Yankees’ resurgence since the Under the aegis of first Don Burns and then Stan Page graduated from Central Connecticut State will make it difficult,” Page explains, "but I will meet All-Star break belongs to the Ogrodnik, East Catholic basketball was synonomous rookies. New York is 34-15 since the with winning. College, now University, in 1972 but did not play them after school at football and soccer games and It was good for many schools. break. f f Under Burns, East won three Hartford Countv college ball. "Too little. " says the 5-10 Page. He did school functions. That way I’ll get to know them fV But not up to East standards. personality-wise and sometimes that’s just as "We just didn’t have the spark Conference championships and two state titles. His take a coaching course in college and got his start at East has not been a state power, contrary to its past Central coach Bill Detrick's camp. important.” early in the season," he said. "But five-year coaching log was 93-17. Ogrodnik followed, glory and the holdings of many of its out-of-conference Detrick helped Page land his first coaching then the young kids came in and taking over in 1968-69. and his Eagle squads hardly opponents, since the early 1970s. It's tradition Page does not want to use the term ‘rebuilding’ but they were hungry. They deserve a missed a beat. He coached nine years with three position: that at St. Erancis Junior High in New sometimes has overshadowed reality. Britain in 1970. that in essence is what he shortly will face. He’s aware lot of the credit for turning us squads winning the HCC crown and one gaining state It has not won a state title since 1972. It has not won While East's heritage might dictate victories from of the differences between the defunct CCIL, which around.” honors. His overall record was 159-52. an impressive an HCC crown since 1971. has provided him with his early training, and his new One of those rookies — third winning percentage. the outset. Page says he won’t feel any pressure from .And it lost a talented coach in Penders after last surroundings. " I ’m looking forward to the HCC. It’s a baseman Mike Pagliarulo — gave Since. Ogrodnik. after a self-imposed exile, has above to produce a winner. "As far as wins and losses season He stepped aside, citing outside influences as it could be very difficult in the league next year. But tremendous basketball conference and with the Montefusco, 2-2, a big offensive returned to the coaching ranks and again is highly the primary cause. addition of Notre Dame (of West Haven) and St. boost. Pagliarulo enjoyed one of successful at Trinity College in Hartford. I ’ve received tremendous support from Father •And now he turns the scepter over to 33-year-old Bernard it should be even more difficult,” he says. his most successful nights in the 3 3 (William Charbonneau) and Tom Malin. Jim Penders took over the reins in 1977-78 and. w hile Ray Page. ’’They’re not putting on any pressure to win. They The East junior varsity team a year ago won only majors, going 3-for4 with a solo winning w'as still plausible. East's slip was starting to It will be up to Page to try to keep East’s basketball four games. The freshmen were less than .500. Some homer. show. Yes. East was a Class L semifinalist in 1980 want us to develop them as young men. That’s what fortunes above water until — maybe — the old times talented freshmen did play with the junior varsity " I felt pretty comfortable out •4nd Penders did finish with a 98-72 seven year record. they stressed during the entire interview process. We reappear. really didn’t talk basketball. ” Page said. squad so the latter’s record may be deceiving but... there tonight,” he said. "He It won't be easy. "Nobody said it would be easy," Regardless, the gauntlet has been thrown down. (Oakland pitcher Steve McCatty) BUT WINNING VI\S becoming ever more difficult Will there be self-pressure to win? "You always said Tom Malin. East's director of athletics who is do," Page responds. He’s sure the players will want to A new Page has been opened in East’s basketball had me behind all three times but East suffered its first losing season - ever, in well aw are of what is in store for Page. history. then he got the ball over the plate 1981-82 when a 9-12 mark w as accumulated That was continue the school’s hoop tradition. "What we’ll look Four of the five starters from last year's club, which and I was able to hit it." in its 19th year of varsity ball for is constant improvement and maybe surprise one How it reads is to be determined. UPl photo began the season which such high hopes, have or two teams as we go along” But it’s evident the task will not be easy. Asked whether he liked to hit in 0 the Oakland Coliseum, Pagliarulo Keith Hernandez is mobbed by his Mets' night at Shea Stadium. Mets’ manager 0 smiled. "Seeing as this is the first time teammates after driving in the winning Dave Johnson (5) beams with delight as I ’ve been here, I guess you can say run in ninth inning in 3-2 New York Mets' swept three-game series from the Can MHS, East gridders I like it,” he said. victory over Los Angeles Wednesday Dodgers. The Yankees jumped to a 2-0 lead in the fourth inning. With one out. Butch Wyneger walked and then come up with an encore? moved to second on a single by Pagliarulo. Omar Moreno then hit a comebacker to McCatty, who turned to fire it to Tony Phillips at Missing eiements back Bv Bob Pooettl Both coaches are naturally optim­ graduated. Herald Sports Writer istic. but also realistic, while "We still have the nucleus to second. The throw eluded Phillips seeking to answer the major build around," said Kelly. "Fortu­ and the bases were loaded. What do you do for an encore'’ questions marks that apply to the nately. we had a good spring "It’s plays like that that have to Last year, the entire town of respective squads. practice last June, and we were be made,” said McCatty, 7-12. "I Manchester High lost 18 seniors got the ball and turned around to in 3-2 Mets’ victory Manchester thrilled to the exploits able to get a good look at this of two very fine scholastic football from last season, seven of them season's prospects." throw quick because I was thinking teams East Catholic High went starters. ".A big concern right now about Moreno’s speed. I just Leading the field among this Bv Mike Tullv Heep greeted reliever Pat ways to win games," said Reuss. 10-1 and romped to the Class MM is to replace our linemen, on UPl photo rushed the throw. Now I’m the one season's prospects is junior quar­ UPl Sports Writer Zachry, 5-4, with a grounder that The Dodgers took a I -0 lead in the state title, while Manchester High offense and defense. " said Cour- who has to pay for it.” terback Scott Vibberts. whom Yanks' Mike Pagliarulo dives safely into home in the took a wicked hop over second first. With one out, Dave Anderson won its first CCIL championship in noyer "We don't have the big Willie Randolph followed with an Kelly admits will have big shoes to fourth inning on a sacrifice fly by Bobby Meacham. A's NEW YOR K — A second wind baseman Steve Sax. The base hit walked and went to third when left 30 years and compiled a fine 8-2 215-pound tackles that we had last fill in replacing graduated incum­ infield hit that scored Wyneger and makes the New York Mets believe broke an O-for-19 pinch- hitting year." fielder George Foster lost Lan- mark bent John Giliberto. "But Scott is a catcher Mike Heath has to leap for high throw that was Bobby Meacham hit a sacrifice fly they can raise storm warnings slump for Heep. With Heep run­ to make it 2- 0. dreuux’s pop fly in the lights, No one from either side denies The Indians defense in 1983 little bigger and does have the too late. Yanks won, 4-1. over Chicago. ning on the pitch, Hernandez lined that a repeat performance will be limited opponents to 87 points in 10 letting it fall for a single. Lun- ability to throw the ball, so The Mets beat the Los Angeles Zachry’s first delivery into the dreuux took .second on the throw to hard to come by in 1984 .As is the games and the defensive line was a hopefully we'll have a little better Dodgers 3-2 Wednesday night for left-field corner for his 16th game­ case each year in high school vital cog. Cournoyer. who has most third, Pedro Guerrero walked to balance on offense." NL roundup their fourth straight victory. Not winning RBI. making a winner of loud the buses and one out later, A A sports, the loss of graduating of his defensive secondary return­ Last year's Eagle offense was an only did the decision keep New Jesse Orosco, 9-5. seniors has weakened both squads. ing, is hopeful that several candi­ Mike Scioscia walked, forcing in a awesome rushing machine, but a York within 5>A games of the “ A lot of people thouht we were run. But another annual aspect that dates will emerge to fill the trio of '83 starters will have to be first-place Cubs in the National folding and they were saying, ‘The always offers hope is the progress remaining gaps. The Mets tied it I-l in the fourth. replaced. Senior halfback Buddy League East, but is also marked young phenoms are good but not Newly acquired Ray Knight and maturation of a new group of "Overall, an off-season weight Zachery returns, though, as does Thurmond quiets Phillies the return of some elements that that good.’ Now that we are out of seniors into this year's stars. program has helped many of the singled, went to second on a walk to fullback/noseguard co-captain had been missing during,a slump. our slump we’re going to show Jerry Martin and .scored on Mike Gridiron practices began in players, while our juniors and ■ • T By Fred Lief Joel Hoffman. Offensive guard and Dick Grapenthin, 0-2, to power San Cardinal pitchers, went two in­ For one, the lefty pinch-hitting people." Fitzgerald’s double. earnest this week at Manchester sophomores have shown a lot of defensive tackle Erich Jankowski UPl Sports Writer Francisco. Brenly has six homers nings and hiked his record to 7-5. tandem of Rusty Staub and Danny The Dodgers tied the score 2- 2 in and East Catholic. Both teams potential." Cournoyer noted. New York went ahead 2-1 in the is the other co-captain. in his last 10 games. Greg Minton, Craig McMurtry fell to 8-13. Heep delivered a pair of hits. the eighth against Orosco when .seventh. Mookie Wilson grounded U endured double session workouts Offensively, a veteran backfield The guns of August have gone 2-8, pitched three innings for the Second, Ron Darling struck out 12 Candy Maldonado butted for Ken U a base hit to right and hustled it while attired in full pads. Last led by two senior tri-captains, silent in Philadelphia. Manchester has a scrimmage victory. The Expos have lost six in seven innings, giving the Mets Landreaux and hit his fifth homer into a double. Staub doubled into week, the two clubs met for quarterback Dave Mazzotta and In their previous three games Pirates 4, Astros 2 coming up Saturday morning at straight and their last seven losses their third straight superior start. over the left-center field fence. the right- field corner to score conditioning sessions, as a prepa­ tailback Greg Turner, looks to be a the Phillies scored 30 runs and At Houston, pitcher Dbn'Robin- home against Simsbury while East have all been by one run. "The pitching staff seems to be It was the last good thing that WiLson. I t , was Staub’s 2,700th ration for this week, when the Manchester strength. Also back in cracked 35 hits. But quiet was son singled in the go- ahead run scrimmages in Hartford against getting back together,” said Keith happened to the Dodgers all night. career hit, 'making him the 39th players engaged in physical con­ the fold are fullback Eli McFolley Bulkeley the same day. restored at Veterans Stadium with two out in the ninth and scored Hernandez, who doubled home The other happy note was the six player in major league history to tact for the first time. and quarterback Jim Fogarty. Wednesday night as Mark Thur­ Cardinals 10, Braves 6 an insurance run for the Pirates. Manchester kicks off its '84 Heep from first base with none out strong innings registered by left­ reach that figure. Manchester coach Ron ' Cour- Senior center linebacker .Albie season Saturday. Sept. 15, at mond pitched a three-hitter in At Atlanta, Willie McGee drove Robinson, 3-5, worked the eighth in the ninth inning to produce the hander Jerry Reuss, who has been "I threw him every good pitch I noyer and East Catholic mentor Harris is the third tri-captain. carrying the San Diego Padres to a in four runs, including one during a and ninth innings in relief of Glastonbury High at 10:30 while game-winning run. “ With the plagued by injuries all season. could, then I hung one and he hit Jude Kelly each have close to 50 East Catholic will be without 15 that afternoon East visits South 2-0 victory. five-run eighth inning, to lead St. starter Larry McWilliams. Frank cooler weather coming, that "I don’t know if we’re losing G G it," said Dodgers reliever Ken athletes trying out for their teams. of last year's starters, all Windsor in a 1:30 contest. “They hit the ball pretty good the Louis. Neil Allen, the third of four DiPino, 4-7, took the loss. should really help us." games or if other teams are finding Howell. UPl photo last two nights," Thurmond said. Dennis 'Oil Can' Boyd of the Red Sox Twins in Minnesota in 4-0 Boston "During the day. I knew I had a job was turned on Wednesday night and he victory. to do. I was pretty quiet all day. I Top Open responded with a two-hitter against the was really concentrating before the game, visualizing the Phillies’ No. 1 pick Cote hitters and their strengths and AL roundup weaknesses.” men seeds The 27-year-old left-hander fe' needed only 85 pitches in recording in Whaiers’ foid the first shutout of his career and win easily running his record to 11-7. The tidy H A R TFO R D (U P l) - Defense- and has all the skills nece.ssary U> performance produced a game of man Sylvain Cote, the Whalers’ make it in professional hockey," By Martin Lader Fired up ‘Oil Can’ Boyd just an hour and 48 minutes, fastest ' A\ No. 1 draft pick, has signed a Francis said. UPl Sports Writer in the National League this season. multi-year contract. Hartford For the last two .seasons, Cote The loss dropped the Phillies president Emile Francis an­ has lx‘en a standout for the Quebec NEW YOR K — As much as he seven games behind first-place nounced Wednesday. Remparts In 1982-83 he scored 10 enjoyed winning the U S. Open last crushes first place Twins Chicago in the N L East. New York Cote, from Quebec City, will be goals and added 24 a.ssists for .34 year, Jim m y Connors would just W is 5>A out. one of SO players reporting to points. This past season, the as soon put it out of his mind. "What a job he did," San Diego training camp Sept. 17. Terms of By Tony Fayla 18-year-old won League All-Star For John McEnroe, however, the sU-hitter to spark the Royals. Black, 14-10, shut out manager Dick Williams said of his contract were not disclosed. UPl Sports Writer honors while .scoring 15 goals and more he can remember his Wim­ the Rangers after giving up Gary Ward’s first- inning Thurmond. “He changed the “ Sylvain is a very clever player. 50 assists in 66 games. bledon romp of two months ago, solo homer, his 16th. The left-hander struck out five speeds of his pitches and kept The "Oil Can” got greased up and fired up, and the the happier he will be.. and walked none in outdueling Frank Tanana, 14-12. ahead of the hitters all night. He The two talented left-handers, s ¥ result was a crushing two-hitter over the first-place kept (Juan) Samuel off base, Minnesota Twins. who between them havesharedthe Angels 7, Orioles 5 which is the key to beating this last six Open crow ns, both got off to i on." said rookie Dennis ballclub. He’s a gutty pitcher." Marino set to go devastating starts Wednesday in Oil Can Boyd Wednesday night in Minneapolis after Downing Thurmond retired the first 11 the $2.5 million competition. he helped the Boston Red Sox stifle the Twins 4-0. Boyd f home runs with two out in the men before Von Hayes singled in has lost three four- hitters this season. 3 McEnroe, the top seed, crushed '^'^®'' “ ’® ‘'"8els. After loser Mike the fourth. He struck out two and 3 Colin Dowdeswell of Britain. 6-1, “ They told me early in the year I was gonna lose walked one. Thurmond’s first as NFL kicks off batters in the 6-1, 6-1, in 62 minutes during the some tough ones. I got to accept losing close eighth. Lynn hit the next pitch overthe right-field wall strikeout was the more significant afternoon, and Connors followed ballgames, but I figure you will win them later on. I of the two as he fanned pinch hitter on Center Court at night with an i try not to have too many bad days, just concentrating Downing’s m h.""’ ®'' ‘^en surrendered 'A Bv United Press International wanted to keep going, so I left him Mike Schmidt on a fastball in the in to get the work” equally impressive 6-3, 6-0, 6-2 i on getting the ball in there. You can’t do better than eighth with two out and a runner on victory over Matt Mitchell. that." Dan Marino played just one Marino said he still has some Indians 5, Brewers 2 first. swelling in the finger after wor­ Connors, a five-time Open cham­ ^ ^oyd struck out six and walked four to improve to pre-season game, but the Miami Philadelphia’s John Denny, 6- 5, Dolphins’ second-year quarter­ kouts, but it doesn’t bother his pion, conceded only 14 points in the -^P® carter doubled in a run in a pitched eight innings and allowed throwing. second set and 12 in the third. In I ve been around a little bit more now and I ’ve three-run fifth inning to collect his third straight back said Wednesday he’s ready to four hits — three in the first inning go against the Washington Reds­ Washington is trying to match that final set. Mitchell managed gotten to know the batters a Ittle bit better," he said. Cleveland. The Indians, who when the Padres scored on a I ve gotten comfortable with some of them and I ’m kins in Sunday’s N F L opbner. Miami’s record of three consecu­ 0 0 three points in the last five games. fifth game, snapped a 2-2 tie in the double play. San Diego added a run tive Super Bowl trips. Shula. who "It's an advantage coming into ^“"^• ’trating more on setting them up." nith. Rene Lachemann suffered his first ejection as Marino fractured the index UPl photo in the seventh on Kevin McRey- finger on his throwing hand in a any tournament knowing you The Twins put only one runner on third base and no Brewers manager during the inning. took the Dolphins toSuper Bowls in nolds’ sacrifice fly. scrimmage against the New Or­ 1971-72-73, recalled that it was tar played well the year before," Martina Navratilova won her 49th match in a row one else got past first. Kirby Puckett singled to lead The other two hits off Thurmond Connors said, but he made it clear off the fourth and Tim Teufel singled with one out in leans Saints. His only pre- season from easy. Wednesday with a 6-4, 6-2 triumph over Lea Antonopolis White Sox 8, Blue Jays 5 were singles by John Russell in the action came in last week’s 14-13 "We got back (to the Super that whatever happened in the past the sixth for the only hits off Boyd. fifth and Ivan DeJesus in the in her opening match at the U.S. Open in Flushing At Toronto, Scott Fletcher drove in two runs with a loss to Tampa Bay when he was Bowl) after going 17-6 and that was had little real bearing on the . pitched a super game,” said Twins manager eighth. Meadows. 20-for-38 for 203 yards. a real challenge, ” Shula said "We present. his breaking ball over good so 0 homer and a single and Carlton Fisk and Greg "He pitched an excellent game," "That’s all behind me and I can’t almost got back there the next "To be introduced as defending and he changed speeds. He’s got a good arm. We left a Luzinski added solo shots to carry Chicago. Floyd this year and lost only two. "It’s ning string to 49 matches by Phillies manager Paul Owens said. let it have an effect on what I do year, too, but the Raiders knocked champion, that was last year,” he lot of people on base where a big hit would have broke Bannister, 12-8, worked six innings and allowed four mental, just mentally getting my beating Lea Antonoplis, 6-4, 6-2, "He threw the ball where he 'i *5!;.!, Sunday," Marino said Wednesday said. "It's over. I have to do it It open. ®" '■®“‘® bis eighth victory in 10 us out of the playoffs (28-26). mind back on the court, and while Lendl topped Brian Teacher, gsmes. wanted it. I hated to waste the kind in a teiephone interview. " I just again. You only live on a tourna­ Mike Easier drove in two runs for Boston. The Red "That was with a lot of distrac­ hopefully just being the same way I 6-4, 6-4, 7-5. Navratilova has of game JD (Denny) pitched." can’t be concerned about it. It’s tions, too. We had the three guys ment reputation for one year. MX took a 2-0 lead against starter John Butcher, 10-8, was at Wimbledon so I ’m able to suffered only two losses since time to produce and I ’ll just try to (Jim Kiick, Larry Csonka and "M y being introduced as the in the fourth. Easier singled in Jim Rice and Tony Mariners 5, Tigers 1 really concentrate on my tennis." January 1983 and has captured 232 Cubs 7, Reds 2 do well." Paul Warfield) who had signed defending champion from last scored on a wild pitch. In the sixth, Boston McEnroe faces a tough second of her last 237 matches. Against the Buccaneers, Marino with the World Football League year sure doesn't make any ^ Tu t?'®.™ns on four consecutive two-out singles. tw"!tVit^r Mark Langston hurled a At Chicago, Leon Durham drove round match against Olympic two-hitter and struck out 12 to pace the Mariners The said he felt a bit awkward and "out and were In their lame-duck difference to Matt Mitchell. He The Twins’ lead in the ‘American League West in three runs with a two- run homer champion Stefan Edberg of ® five-game losing string for Seattle of sync" in his first outing. Coach seasons. But it’s different with probably says who the hell cares. ’ Both Navratilova and Lendl d rop^d to three games over Kansas City and four and a single and Rick Sutcliffe won Sweden, but he says, ”I still think if were scheduled to return to action over California. I ® three-game winning streak. his 11th straight to carry the Cubs. Don Shula made the same each club and each season so no I won the tournament last year, but I^ngston, 13-9, who walked four, took over the A L I play well, then I ’m going to do for second round matches today, Sutcliffe, 13-1, is 6-0 in August. The observation. one can tell about the Redskins." it jUst doesn't last." well. If I don’t play well, then In other games, Kansas City topped Texas 4-1, strikeout lead with 167. Navratilova against Andrea Leand California downed Baltimore 7-5, Cleveland defeated Cubs, winners of four in a row, "Dan made some poor throws In other news: McEnroe, on the other hand, anything can happen.” Herald photo by Tarquinlo and some poor reads, particularly At Hempstead, N.Y., the New would- -dearly love to recreate and Lendl against Eddie Edwards Milwaukee 5-2, the Chicago White Sox beat Toronto swept their three-game series with M artina N a vra tilo va , the at night. 8-5, Seattle upset Detroit 5-1 and the New York the Reds. \ early,” Shula"said. "One bad read York Jets surprisingly waived Wimbledon, where he dropped women’s defending champion and Mixed scramble winners nearly got him killed. He didn’t see Chris Ward, their starting left only a single set and embarrassed Of the 18 seeded players in action Yankees stopped Oakland 4-1. top seed this year, and Ivan Lendl, Yanks, Mets (Tampa Bay linebacker) Hugh offensive tackle since he was made Connors, 6-1, 6-1, 6-2, in the final. Wednesday, only one. was elimi­ seeded No. 2 among the men, also The quartet of (l-r) Bob Whalen, Barbara Green coming and I was surprise the club’s No. 1 draft choice in 1977. 'T m trying to get back to that, to nated. Kathy Horvath, seeded 11th NL roundup Giants 4, Expos 3 Manchester Senior Citizens' Four Ball won handily Wednesday to reach Royals 4, Rangers 1 Dan got up. Jets coach Joe Walton said Regie how I played at Wimbledon," said among the women, raced to a 5-3 At Montreal, Bob Brenly led off Backus, Mary Massaro and Jack Funke Mixed Scramble Tournament held the second round. At Kansas City, Mo., Hal McRae had a solo home on page 15 “ He went three quarters-plus McElroy, the team's No. 2 draft McEnroe, who has won 60 matches lead against Susan Mascarin but the top of the 11th with an had an even-par 36 over the nine-hole Navratilova strgtched her win­ ron and an RBI triple and Bud Black pitched a Wednesday. and that was good because he was beaten, 7-6 (7-3), 6-0. inside-the-park-homer off loser pick in 1982, will replace Ward as Red Rock Golf Course to win the needed the work. He said he the starter. !6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 30. 1984 - 17 Scoreboard Sports In Brief College football predictions Holik in fifth year Eastern Leaguestandings • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Yankees 4, A's 1 Mets 3. Dodgers 2 ~ Holik will begin Miami iooks for bragging rights nis fifth year as an assistant coach when B a s e b a ll Springfield College launches its 1984 football NEW YORK OAKLAND LOS ANGELES NEW YORK Albony Tennis Football abrhM obrhbl Ob r h bl (W r h bl season Saturday, Sept. 8, at home against AIC By Dave Raffo back Neal Anderson gained 835 yards Waterbury 73 62 1541 7'/j .. ____ Rndlph 2b 5 0 3 1 Hendrsn If 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 5 12 0 72 61 .541 7Vj •••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• Holik, who was head football coach at UPl Sports Writer last year. Mechm ss 3 0 0 1 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 2 0 Andersn 3b 2 1 0 0 Chapmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Glens Falls Nationil League standings Mttngly 1b 5 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 3 0 0 1 Londrex cf 3 0 1 0 Staub ph 1 0 1 1 Vermont Manchester High for four years, is is his second Miami has a knack for coming Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 Klngmn dh 4 0 0 0 Maldond cf 1 1 1 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Buffalo New Britain I B '’®*“'** NFL Injury list season as a full-time assistant and instruction in Although the University of Miami is through in big games, however, and the Kemp dh 4 0 0 0 Lopes rf 4 0 10 Guerrer cf 3 0 1 0 Heep ph 1110 the defending national champion and EqiI Griffey If 4 1)1 Bochte 1b 3 0 10 Brock )b 3 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 3 OU 1 Nashua 56 80 .412 25 Health, Recreation and Physical Education. Hurricanes may consider this game W L Pet. GB Wyneear c 2 1 0 0 Heath c 3 0 0 0 Scloscia c 2 0 1 1 Foster If 4 0 2 0 Reading 54 82 .397 27 AtFlushlngMeadow,N.Y.,Aua.29 NEW YORK (UPl) — National Springfield media guide, has a win over top-ranked Auburn their biggest of the year. Prediction; Chicago 79 S3 .598 — Pagllarl 3b 4 2 3 1 Davis cf 4 0 0 0 Yeager c 1 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 0 0 0 WMhitsdav'sRtsults Mm'sSInglts Football League Injury list: Holik IS regarded as an excellent recruiter and tucked away, the state bragging rights Miami 28, Florida 12 New York 73 58 .557 5V2 Moreno cf 4 0 1 0 Phillips ss 3 1 1 0 Stubbs If 3 0 0 0 Oquend ss 0 0 0 0 Albany at Glens Falls, ppd., rain First Round LOS ANGELES RAIDERS AT HOUS- Phllodelphia 71 59 5« 7 Totols 35 4 9 4 Totals 32 1 6 1 Brewer ph 1 0 0 0 Knight 3b 3 110 Buftolo 9, Vermont 2 Jimmy Connors (3), Sanibel Harbor, TON — Raiders LB Jack Squlrek (law), football technician who has worked with the belong to the University of Florida. In other games: St. Louis M 65 .504 12'/2 New York OOO 201 100—4 Zochry p 0 0 0 0 Martin rf 2 0 0 0 Reading 6, Nashua 5,1st, 7 Innings Fla., det. Matt Mitchell, Morzxia, Calif., WR Calvin Muhammad (shoulder) on offensive and defensive lines as well as the ' The Gators slammed Miami 28-3 last East Montreol 64 67 . 489 U'/2 Oakland ooO 001 000—1 Russell ss 2 0 0 0 FItzgerld c 4 0 1 1 Reading 4, Nashua 1, 2nd, 7 Innings 6-3, 64), 6-2; Robert Green, Brookline, Inlured reserve. TE Dove Casper, (foot) secondary." year for the Hurricanes’ only loss. Boston College 34, Western Carolina Pittsburgh 57 75 .432 22 Gome-WInnlng RBI—Rondolph (3). Amelng ph 1 0 0 0 Darling p 2 0 0 0 Waterbury 5, New Britain 3 Mass., det. Tim Wllkison, Asheville, N.C., Is doubtful. RB Marcus Allen (shoulder), West Howell p 0 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 2 0 1 0 Thursday's Games 6-3, 2-6, 7-5, 7-6; Stefan Edberg, Sweden, C (}ave (}alby (groin), CB James Davis He will serve as offensive line coach this Miami has since won 12 straight, 6 — Just a warmup for quarterback Son Diego 77 55 .583 — E—Phillips, Randolph. OP—New York Marshall IfT 0 0 0 Woterburv at New Britain det. Larry StefankI, Menlo Park, Calif., (knee), G Curt Marsh (hamstring) are season. ' including last January’s Orange Bowl Doug Flutie and the Eagles. Albany at Glens Falls, 2 6-4, 6-3, 6-0; Eddie Edwards, South probable ... Oilers G Mike Munchak Houston 68 66 507 10 1. LOB—New York 10, Oakland 8. 2B— Reuss p 2 0 0 0 over Nebraska and last Monday night’s Pittsburgh 24, Brigham Young 14 — Atlonto 65 67 .492 12 Phillips, Henderson. HR—Pdgllarulo (3), • Landsty 3b 1 0 0 0 Buffalo at Vermont Africa, det. GIvaldo Barbosa, Brazil, 6-7, (knee) Is probable. LB Tim Joner Holik is a graduate of Trinity College and Los Angeles 63 70 .474 UV2 G riffey (4). S — Meacham. SF— Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals 34 3 10 3 Nashua at Reading , 6-1, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3; Anders Jarryd (14), (knee), DE Bob Hamm (knee), LB Daryl received his Master’s degree in physical Kickoff Classic over Auburn. Panthers spoil Robbie Bosco’s debut as Son Francisco 54 77 .412 22V2 Meacham, None out when winning run scored. Friday's Games Sweden, det. John Frawley, Australia, 6- Hunt (knee) were placed on In lu r^ Miami will be playing for vengeance Cougars quarterback. Nashua at Reading 4, 7-6, 6-4; Paul McNamee, Austrolla, reserve. education from Springfield in 1982. Cincinnati 54 79 .406 23V2 Morgan. . Los Angeles 100 000 010— 2 Saturday at Tampa, as the Hurricanes’ West Viriginia 27, Ohio 7 — Tony Wednesday's Results IP H R Eft BB SO New York 000100 101— 3 Albany at Glens Falls, 2 det. Russell Simpson, New Zealand, 6-1, CINCINNATI AT DENVER — Bengals Recently, Holik was honored as an 'Outstand­ Chlcogo 7, Cincinnati 2 New York Game-winning RBI — Hernandez Waterbury at New Britain 5-7, 6-4, 7-5. S Jimmy Turner, G Gary Smith start for ing Young Man of America' by the United States 12-day gruelling march continues. Reda gets settled in as Mountaineers’ San Francisco 4, Montreal 3,11 Innings Mnttsc (W 2-2) 6 1-341113 (16). Buftaloat Vermont HenrlLeconte,France,def.JohnSodrl, G Bobby Kemp (shoulder), G Mike Jaycees. After Florida, Miami travels to Ann passer. San Diego 2, Phllodelahlo 0 Charlotte, N.C., 2-6, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3; Ivan Obrovac (knee), who were placed on Armstrong 2 2 0 0 2 1 LOB— Los Angeles 6, New York 12. 2B South New York 3, Los Angeles 2 Howell (S 6) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 —Fitzgerald, Scloscia, Wilson, Lendl (2), Czechoslovakia, def. Brian Inlured reserve. Bockup CB Ray (Jrlffin Arbor for a Sept. 8 battle with St. Louis 10, Atlanta 6 Oakland Staub, Ulortnaeriau'c n llnoernrac Teacher, Los Angeles, 6-4, 6-4, 7-5; John (knee) Is out. WR Mike Martin (ankle), Michigan. Clemson 42. Appalachian St. 10 — Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2 McCtty (L 7-12) 6 2-3 8 4 3 4 2 Hernandez. HR—Maldoncxto (5). nallllBBIIdy sCLIIIIosLUreS Uovd, Britain, def. Peter Fleming, CB Ray Horton (toot) are probable ... Browns acquire Petersen All the signs were positive for new Mountaineers nearly knocked off Wake Thursday's Gomes Seabrook Island, S.C., 6-4,6-4,7-5; Sandy Broncos LB Jim Ryan (knee), CB Louis Burgmeler 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Forest in last year’s opener but won’t (All Times EOT) Young 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Buffalo 270 (XU nxt— 9 9 0 Mayer, Atherton, Calif., det. Cos- W right (calf) are questionable. QB Scott BEREA, Ohio — The Cleveland Browns, Miami Coach Jimmy Johnson in the San Francisco ( Krukow 10-10and Lerch stay close to Clemson. Atherton 110001 Los Angeles Vermont 000 010 01 0 -2 9 1 , , , Brunnw (knee), LB Bob Swenson (knee) looking to shore up their offensive line after losing 20-18 win over Auburn. Bernie Kosar 5-1) at Philadelphia (Carlton 11-6 and K. T—2:53. A—11,244. Reuss 6 5 1 1 3 1 Rochfr PlM’orazIo 191 and Allakncnn MOftOr Brozil/ 7*5* ^2/ 7^# Juon orc OUt< passed for 329 yards and two touch­ East Carolina 35, Florida State 31 — Gross 8-5), 2, 5:35 p.m. Cody Risien for the season, Wednesday acquired Howell 2 3 112 3 Hopkmf (7)" (3rlmm! Buhlngef (2),' CLEVELAND ATSEATTLE (Monday) Pirates determined to get some recog­ ,>*!,*, ^"® *'** (Welch 11-12) ot Montreal Zochry (L 5-4) 0 2 1 10 0 Smith (6), Montgomery (7), Murphy (8), m F“ ^5 veteran tackle Ted Petersen on waivers from downs, Alonzo Highsmith rambled for (Gullickson 9-7), 7:35 p.m. Red Sox 4, Twins 0 New York Prvor (9) and LaMar W—Roche (4-31 • L Michael Kures, Willow Springs, III., def. RIslen (knee), who was placedon Inlured Pittsburgh. 140 yards and freshman Greg Cox nition this year. (DeLeon 6-11) at Cincinnati Darling 7 3 1 1 5 12 _Grimm (9-11) Hans SImonsson, Sweden, 7-6,6-4,6-4. reserve. TE Tim Stracka (neck) Is out. S Washington State 17, Tennessee 14 — (Tibbs 2-2), 7:35 p.m. ■_____ -lohn Fitzgerald, Australia, def. Wally Clint Burrell (hamstring), C Tom De Petersen, a 6-foot-5, 250-pound product of kicked a pair of field goals. Defen­ Orosco (W 9-5) 2 1110 2 Cougars Coach Jim Walden has high Chicago (Sanderson M ) at Atlanta BOSTON MINNESOTA Zochry pitched to 2 batters In 9th. (1st 7 Innings) Masur, Australia, 63, 6-4, 1-6, 3-6, 7-6; Leone (knee) are doubtful. DE Reggie Eastern Illinois who is entering his eighth N FL sively, the Hurricanes contained Tig­ (Perez 11-6), 7:40 p.m. abrhM abrhM ' UPl photo 3 3 T—2:46. A—26,290 Nashua 311 000 0— 5 8 2 Gonzalez, Paraguov, def. Camp (ankle), CB Rod Perry (ham- ers running back Bo Jackson, “ hold­ hopes and won’t condone another slow season, reported to camp Wednesday and has Friday's Games Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 4 0 1 0 Reodlno o o o 060 x__ 67 1 Cloudio MezzadrI, Italy, 4-6, 7-5, 64, 62; string) are questionable ... Seahowks S start. Son Diego at New York, 2 Evans rf 4 0 10 Teufel 2b 4 0 10 Gonzalez, Marcheskle (5) and Ro- 1?°** Doyle, Menlo Park, Calif., def. John Harris (thumb), CN Keith Simpson been added to the Browns’ active roster. ing” him to 96 yards on 20 carries. Nebraska coach Tom Osborne haij his Cornhuskers near the Los Angeles at Montreal, night Rice If 4 2 10 Hatcher If 3 0 0 0 drlguez; Warner, Rollins (3), Seller (5), ? S ' 5 ° , ® . “F® questionable. LB Keith Hours before the Kickoff Classic, Midwest San Francisco at Philadelphia, Armas cf 4 2 2 0 Hrbek 1b 4 Cardinals10,Braves6 0 0 0 Childress (6) ondlbarro.W —Seiler (2-4); Nvstrom (16), Sweden, Butler (knee) Is probable. Gators Coach Charlie Pell produced a Illinois 29, Northwestern 13 — Even top of the college football world last year and he hopes to do it night Easier dh 4 0 2 2 Brnnskv rf 3 0 0 0 L—Marcheskle (7-5) R'^ardo Acuna. Chile, 6-2, 6-2, M: KANSAS CITY AT PITTSBURGH — Houston at St, Louis, night Bucknr 1b 4 0 1 1 Bush dh 3 0 0 0 ____ _ John McEnroe (1), New York.def. Colin Chiefs start QB Todd Blackledge, LB Neal styles stars’ hair bombshell by announcing his retire­ with all their troubles, Illini can’t lose again this season. Chicago at Atlanta, night Gedmon c 4 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 2 0 0 0 ST. LOUIS ATLANTA (2nd, 7 innings) powdwwell, Britain, 6*1,6-1, ^1; Tomos John Zamberlln for qb Bill Kennev ment effective after this season. Pell, at home to Wildcats. Southwest obrhbl abrhM Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, night Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Laudner c 2 0 0 0 NoshiKi 100 000 0— 161 (13), Czechoslovakia, def. Robert (thumb), lb Jerry Blanton (back), who NEW YO RK — Even in the midst of their whose program is being investigated Texas A4M 32, Texas-El Paso 9 — Gutlerrz ss 3 0 1 0 (Tavid ph 0 0 0 0 McGee cl 5 0 2 4 Wshngln rf 5 1 2 1 Reoding 310 000 x_4 64 ^ . 4 ^ ' Sunrise, Flo., 1-6,6-1.6-4,7-5. are out as is lb Ken Me Allster (knee), g intense competition for a share of the J2.5 million Engle c 0 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Ramirz ss 5 0 2 2 Johnson and Goldthorn; Arnold, Sur- (4), Sweden, def. Glenn Rich Baldlnger starts for doubtful Tom by the NCAA, has no experienced Miners haven’t been known for their West Bulldogs will surprise by staying close. Jimenez ss 1 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 4 1 0 0 Kmmnsk It 4 1 0 0 hoff M li^lbotp, Canoda, 6-3, 6-3, 6^; Kevin Condon (knee), lb Gary Spanl (thigh), t in prize money at stake in the U.S. Open, the quarterbacks to replace Wayne Peace. defense in recent years. Air Force 31, San Diego State 13 — 0 0 American Leaguestandings Hendrck rt 3 1 2 1 Murphy cf 5 0 1 0 young women pros still find time to attend to their Brown ph 10 0 0 (7) and Teloda. W—Arnold (5-5); L_ wuth Africa, def. Sammy Dave Lutz (shoulder) are questlo- Otherwise, 18th-ranked Florida is Tulane 12, Mississippi State 7 — Falcons can’t stop running and Aztecs San Jose State 30. New Mexico Slate Wshngt ss 0 0 0 0 LSmIth It 4)21 Perry 1b 5130 Johnson (1-8 ). Glommolvo, Houston.Texas,6-4,6-3,6-3; nabcl. vanities. Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 1 2 1 sound, especially along its massive Green Wave survives battle of have- can’t stop the run. 22 — San Jose coach Claude Gilbert East Totals 35 4 8 3 Totals 27 0 2 0 ------G u lll^m o Vilas, Argentine, def. Mike LB Scott Rodeclc (knee), WR-KR J.T. Boston 000 202 000— 4 Green 1b 5 12 0 Royster 2b 4 0 0 1 New Britain 010 000 011_3 12 0 Leach, W wton, Moss., 6-1,6-2,6-3; Gene Smith (tallbone) are probable...Steelers For them, perhaps the most popular man on the nots. W L Pet. GB Porter c 5 2 2 2 Benedict c 4 1 2 1 offensive and defensive lines. Running Arizona 21, Fresno State 20 — sweats out his debut. Detroit Minnesota 000 000 000— 0 Woterburv 100 200 20x_S 8 0 IT?''?'’' Island, Flo., def. Marco WR John Stallworth (rib), CB Dwayne premises at the National Tennis Center is Jacob 87 46 .654 — Game-winning RBI — Easier (8). OSmIth ss 4 2 10 Mahler p 0 0 0 0 Toronto 75 57 .568 )IV2 Schmid, Hall (8) and Ackley; Price, Yugoslavia. 7-5, ^^3, 6-1; Tom Woodruff (knee), S Rick Woods (thigh), Neal, who is earning a reputation as hairstylist E —Jimenez. DP —Boston 2. Cox p 2 10 0 Watson oh 10 10 Clements (8), Grove (9) and Heath. W— Gulllkson. Palm Coast, Fla., def. Pablo G Emil Boures (ankle), LB Craig Baltimore 71 61 .538 15'/2 LOB— Lahti 0 0 0 0 0 Perez pr 0 10 0 for athletes. New York 71 61 .538 15'/2 Jorgnsn ph 0 0 0 0 M cM rtry p 1 0 0 0 Price (6-6); L—Schmid (5-12). HR—New Arias Bingham (thumb) are questionoble. DE Boston Boston 4, Minnesota 4. Britain, Beal (7). i v ' Buftalo, N.Y., def. Terry Moor, Keith Gary (elbow), WR Dwayne Capers The young New Yorker has worked with such 69 63 .523 17'/2 IP H R ER BB SO Allen p 0 0 0 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 _____ Memphis, Tenn., 4-6, 6-4,7-6, 7-6. (hamstring) are probable. Cleveland 60 74 . 448 27'/2 Boston Braun ph 1)01 Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 stars as Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean King, Rams and Saints benefit most by trades Milwaukee 55 78 .414 32 Vn SIvk It 0 0 0 0 Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Albany ot Glens Falls, ppd., rain. 4?' .. ^54’ Andrea Jaeger, Nancy Lopez, Jan Stephenson West Boyd (W 9-9) 9 2 0 0 4 6 Annacone, New York, 3-6, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4; m ciaivf^d ^ ic t c a t i8LirMAKiAB/M Minnesota Totals 37 10 12 9 Totals 39 6 13 6 Brian Gottfried, Boca Raton, Fla., def. ® and Hollis Stacy. Minnesota 69 63 523 — St. Louis 100 400 050— 10 Butchr (L 10^) 5 2-3 7 4 4 0 2 BenTesterman,Knoxville,Tenn.,7-5,62, iflS u ’uunTi By Ira Kaufman One of the hungriest is veteran with Eric Harris, whom the Rums after last year's3-12-l disaster. Corner Kansas City 66 66 .500 3 Fllson 3 1-3 ) 0 0 0 5 Atlanta ooo 600 000— 6 I A ’ Af 8 1 . .9 6*3; Peter Doohon. Austraiin ria# I iauh Klecko (hamstr(ng), who Isout. WR Lam Neal travels regularly to tournament sites of Calllornia 65 67 492 4 WP—Butcher, Boyd. T—2:15. A— Game-Winning RBI—Braun (1). IntBrnStiOnSl LBSQUB stsndlnos Bourne, Pasadena, Calif., 6^3, 6^2, 6-4; Jp^nes (collarbone), LB Bob Cra- both the Women’s Tennis Association and the UPl Sports Writer quarterback Ken Stabler, who rejected acquired from the Chiefs in ’83. back Terry Jackson was dispatched to Chicago 62 69 . 473 6V2 17,425. E—L. Smith, Moore, Royster, Perry. Oakland 61 73 ,455 9 LPGA, and the Open marks his loth tennis a lucrative offer from the U.S. Football In a swap of outstanding running Seattle for draft choices and two DP—St. Louis 1, Atlanta 2. LOB—St. S'rs,*'°SwSJten, 63l''^‘'*Ll""'icS^n >=« «"<® Augu5tynlak (knee), S- Two of the N F L ’s biggest off-season Je«a? 58 74 .439 11 lndlan85,Rrewers2 Louis 7, Atlanta 8. 2B—McGee, Washing­ W L Pet. GB Curren, South Africa, def Mel Purcell CB GMrge Floyd (knee) were placed on tournament of the year. League just for the chance to pressure backs, San Diego obtained piledriver veteran linebackers also were dealt Seattle 58 75 .436 IIV2 ton. SB—Murphy (16). S—Mahler, O. Columbus 78 54 .582 — Murrav, Kv 7^ W 63 6 2 Inlured reserve. CB-s Russell Carter trades involved teams in the NFC West, Todd, one of his good friends, for the fullback Pete Johnson from Cincinnati away. Brian Kelley was sent to the Wednesday's Results Smith, Herr. SF—Hendrick. Maine 74 57 , 565 2V, (hamstring) Is questionable. T Chris with New Orleans hoping to ride the California 7, Baltimore 5 Toledo starting quarterback job. for speedy James Brooks. The Chargers for a draft pick and Brad Van CLEVELAND MILWAUKEE IP H R ER BB SO 72 60 .545 5 FIril Round Ward (ankle), RB Cedric MInter (thigh), Goodyear, Ferrari renew pact right arm of quarterback Richard Todd Chicago 8, Toronto 5 Ob r h M Ob r h bl SI. Louis Pawtucket 72 63 .533 4'/3 Kathy Jordan (5) Kina of Prussia ° Alexonder (knee), RB Bruce Todd’s departure leaves the Jets’ No. Chargers plan to pair Johnson with Pelt was traded to Minne.sota for Cleveland 5, Milwaukee 2 Cox 3 2-3 7 6 6 1 1 Tidewater to its first-ever playoff berth and the Butler cf 4 110 Mannng cf 3 0 1 0 S % i r PO-. det. Christine Jon«alnt Swttze?; ?°KR*!ciV’k°s“n?lnJ;‘?kl'l?“a!;'^^ NEW YORK — Goodyear and Ferrari have 1 spot to second-year pro Ken O’Brien, Chuck Muncie in a .500-pound backfield running back Tony Galbreath. The Boston 4, Minnesota 0 Franco ss 4)10 Clark cf 2010 Lohtl 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Richmond 65 69 .485 13 land, 5-KR Kirk Springs (knee) are probable Los Angeles Rams counting on All-Pro Kansas City 4, Texas 1 Allen (W 7-5) 2 3 0 0 0 1 Syracuse renewed a racing agreement that will extend who has yet to throw a regular-season that seems better suited for the rhino Giants also .sent quarterback Scott New York 4, Oakland 1 Carter If 5 12 1 Gantner 2b 4 0 1 0 54 78 .409 23 60, 7-5; Bonnie Gadusek (12) Larao • ^ Donaldson (ankle) Is cornerback Gary Green to cement the Thorntn 1b 5 0 1 0 Yount ss 5 0 2 0 Sutter 2 ) 0 0 0 2 Rochester 50 83 .376 27'/j fiq , def Annabel^oft Brltoln 64 ■' duestlonable. LBGaryPodlen (shoulder) though the 1987 Formula One Grand Prix season. pass in the NFL. cage at the San Diego Zoo. Brunner to Denver for a draft choice. Seattle 5, Detroit 1 Hall dh 2 0 10 Cooper )b 4 0 0 0 Atlanta Wednesday's Results HubS-TASstrta def S Sherwin (knee) are defensive backfield. Thursday's (James The American firm announced Wednesday it The Rams, whose cornerbacks were ” I ’ve been compared to a tank, a Philadelphia also was busy, trading Castillo dh 1 0 0 0 Ogllvle If 4 0 0 0 Mahler 4 6 5 5 2 0 Tidewater 4, Columbus 1,1st, 7 Innings Jacksonvilfe IM ^ ^61 61 • Kaflw Probable. The Saints, who finished 8-8 last (All Times EOT) M cM urtry (L 8-13) 3 5 3 3 ) 4 Tidewater 7, Columbus3,2nd, 7Innings RliTaldl? M art n Do'wnk ' F a def ^EW ENGLAND AT BUFFALO — will continue to supply Ferrari with radial tires beaten long and often last year, bowling ball and a refrigerator,” says defensive end Carl Hairston to Denver, ^jCleveland (Schulze 2-5) at Mllwau- Tobler 3b 3 10 0 SImmns dh 3 1 0 0 season and came within seconds of the FIschlln 3b0 0 0 0 James rf 3 120 Moore 1 1 2 0 1 1 for the duration of the second straight three-year grabbed Green from Kansas City on the 275-pound Johnson, considered the kicker Tony Franklin to New England Dedmon 1 0 0 0 0 1 JruVk'e?i^1^So“cr4ter3 “ et'^erla^^Ss, 111 Tr^g^r^ySr^(^‘IfsI^^aM^uV T s first playoff spot in franchise history, (Sutton 12-10), 2:30 p.m. Vukovch rf 3 0 1 0 Romero 3b 3 0 0 1 contract. Italian driver Michele Alboreto scored draft day, sending to the Chiefs AFC’s premier short-yardage runner. and linebacker Frank 1-eMasterloSan Bando c 3 1 ) 0 Moore c 3 0 2 1 M cM urtry pitched to 3 batters In 8th. gave up a first-round draft choice for Toronto (Clanev 10-13) ot Chicago T—2:41. A—6,032. '^‘■'"'S»y*'iGam«s Pony Fendick, Sacramento, Calif., ?oW ch% «!^m 'stm Goodyear’s first Formula One victory this year in selections in the first and fifth rounds. With superstar quarterback Terry Francisco for draft picks. The Eagles (Seaver 12-8), 7:05 p.m. Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Totals 34 5 8 I Totals 34 2 9 2 Rochester at Pawtucket Carina Karlsson Sweden 6 2 7 5-Terrv (shoulder), NT Bill Acker (ankle), RB the Belgian Grand Prix at Zolder. Todd, who guided the New York Jets to The Chiefs chose tackle John Alt and Bradshaw playing in just one ga me last also yielded a draft choice to Miami (or Boston (Nipper 6-5) at Minnesota Toledo at Richmond hK ov? d I ° Mo", Pjeg Bell (groin), DE Scon VIrkus (Hodge 4-2), 8:35 p.m. Cleveland OOI 130 000-5 the AFC title game two years ago. Last linebacker Jeff Paine with the addi­ year, Pittsburgh knew a move hud to be center Mark Dennard. Milwaukee 010 100 000—2 HoltS^Sorasota Fla.,6 4 ,^^^^ (knee) are probable. season, Todd suffered through a dismal Texas (Hough 13-12) at Kansas CItv (Same-Winning RBI—Carter (7). Pirates 4. Astros 2 tional choices. made. The Steelers dealt a draft pick to The 49ers acquired defensive line­ (Gubizca 9-10), 8:35 p.m. Columbus at T ld ^ a tw Martino Navratilova (1), Dallas, def. ATLANTA AT NFW o p i f a n s year as the Jets slumped to 7-9, A A FriOOy S Gomes Antonooll^ felpniiArn Cnilf ^ a a o . A I LANTA AT NeW ORLEANS E—Carter, Moore, Romero. McGregor on disabled list Chiefs Coach John Mackovic re­ Miami for David Woodley, a mobile, man Louis Kcicher from the Chargers Detroit (M orris 17-8) at Seattle (Beattie Pawtucket at Maine dy TwnbuM M3) AuSr^ Falcons G-C Dan Dufour (thigh), DT Dan 9-15), 10:35 p.m. DP— PITTSBURGH HOUSTON triggering a thorough housecleaning. garded Green, a Pro Bowl player for young passer who was beaten out by and nose tackle Manu Tuiasosopo from Cleveland 2, Milwaukee 2. LOB— Ob r h bl c8> r h bl Syracuse at Rochester Candv Reynolds Knoxville T^nn 6 ) 6 Benish (knee) are out. RB Gerald Riggs BALTIMORE — Baltimore Orioles General Todd, who never appeared comforta­ Friday's Games Cleveland 8, Milwaukee 10. 2B—Butler, Tidewater at Richmond starts for William Andrews, who Is out three consecutive seasons, as a trouble­ rookie sensation Dan Marino one Seattle for draft picks and gave up tight Minnesota at Toronto, night Wynne cf 5 12 0 Doran 2b 3 0 0 0 Manager Hank Peters Wednesday announced ble in New York, with some of the most Boston at Cleveland, night Carter, Vukovich. SB—James (7). Lacy If 4 1 1 0 Cabell 1b 3 0 11 Columbus at Toledo KatW^cLmlnosyRI^mo^ rtirtl^’oT bertond SlSn'Je 'I that pitcher Scott McGregor has been placed on maker who was constantly second- season after helping the Dolphins to the end Eason Ransom to the Broncos for a IP H R ER BB SO Ray 2b 5 0)0 Garner 3b 4010 fickle fans in pro sports, is impressed guessing management. The Chiefs Kansas CItv at Chicago, night Cleveland the 21-day disabled list with a broken left ring Super Bowl. draft choice. Milwaukee at Texos, night Thmpsn 1b 4 0 2 1 Cruz If 4 0 0 0 c2irln "j"New York Giants shook up their and wide receiver Mike Renfro. II Angels 7. Orioles 5 Milwaukee Wotus ss 3 0 11 LaCoss p 10 0 0 Tidewater 320 1000— 6 8 2 Bunge, Monte Carlo, def. Melissa Brown, in , club. “ The players are hungry.” son, who may team Green at the corner defense by dumping three starters John.son later was dealt to Denver. U Cocanowr (L 8-14) 5 5 5 2 5 1 Page ph 0 0 0 0 Bass oh 1111 DeShales, Nielson (4) and O'Berry; Scorsdale, N.Y., 4-4,63,64. Jtrlna) d p Searage 430004 Bernard ss 0 0 0 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 Latham and Reynolds. W—Latham Gabriela Sabatinl, Argentina, def. iih o S ) t f BALTIMORE CALIFORNIA Farr pitched to 1 batter In 7th. McWllm 0 3 0 0 0 Pnkvts oh 10 0 0 (10- Paula Smith, La Jolla, Collf., 63, 36, 6 (hamstring. Jets waive Ward abrhbt obrhbl HBP—by Comer (Simmons), by Coca- May ph 0 0 0 0 Dawley p 0 0 0 0 3); L-DeSholes (10-5). H R - 2; Pom Shriver (4), Lutheryllle, Md., 5S«tionohli Bumbry cf 5 1 1 0 Beniquz rf 4 2 2 0 nower (Butler). WP—Cocanower2.PB— Vargas 1b 1 0 0 0 DIPIno o 0 0 0 0 Tidewater, det. Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texas, 60, aV nC n^hS i'innkiJi^r HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — In a surprise move, the Shelby r( 3 10 0 Pettis ct 0 0 0 0 Moore2. T—2:54. A—8,149. Totals 39 4 13 4 Totals 31 2 5 2 Hurdle (20). 61; Barbara Poner (15), Woodbury, a r e o r ^ w i New York Jets Wedn^kday waived Chris Ward, NFL Central clubs Ripken $s 3 2 11 Wllfong 2b 4 1 2 3 G/anfs will Soviets flip Canada Pittsburgh OlO 010 002— 4 ------Collf., det. Stephanie Rehe, Highland, ? f„„« nn their starting left tackle since he was made the Murray 1b 3 1 1 3 Lynn ct 4 112 (2nd, 7 Innings) Calif., 64, 06, 76; Grace Kim, LB Tigers 5. Mariners 1 Houston 000 020 000 2 club’s No. 1 draft choice in 1977. Young It 4 0 0 0 Downing If 4 1 1 1 (Jame-wlnnlng RBI — Robinson (1). Columbus 010 200 0 - 3 5 2 Ridgewood, N.J., del. Ronni Reis, Key L ^ a h N ^ ^ m ld S ) p b sport new coaches Nolan dh 4 0 2 1 Jacksn dh 4 0 10 E—Bailey. DP—Pittsburgh 1. LOB— Tidewater 012 310 0— 7 9 1 BIscayne, Fla., 67, 63, 64; Debbie (a ch iiiK ) rJp Jets coach Joe Walton said Regie McElroy, the Gross 3b 4 0 10 Grich 3b 3 11 1 DETROIT SEATTLE start Haynes Pittsburgh 12, Houston5.2B—Thompson, Hickey, Silva (4), Cooper (6) and Spence, Cerritos, Collf., def, AIvcIa L j T e rm ii'p ^iiS J team’s No. 2 draft pick in 1982, will replace Ward in final Cup tune-up Dauer 2b 2 0 10 Sconirs 1b 3 0 0 0 abrhM obrhbl . Bailey, Cabell, Penor-Sr-^WVnne (21), O Berry; Benendoff, Leach (4) Moulton, Carmichael, Calif., 64,36, 76; Jerome Sally (hand) are questlono- Lwnstn oh 1 0 0 0 Boone c 3 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 4 0 0 0 Percont 2b 4 1 2 0 as the starter. By Ira Kaufman G G Frobel (5), Lacy (15). S—Loev. and Catherine Tanvier, France, det. Leigh Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 3 1 1 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 1 0 Bradley ct 4 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO Gibbons. W—Leach (9-3); L—Hickey (1- Thompson, Newport News, Va.,7-5,64. Walton also announced that Pat Ryan will open UPl Sports Writer By Ira Kaufman M ONTREAL (U P l) - The So­ Slngletn oh 1 0 0 0 Gibson rf 4 0 0 0 Dovis 1b 4 1 1 1 pass which led to the Soviet break. Pittsburgh D.H R —Tidewater, Christensen (14). Claudia Kohde (8), West Germany, def. (-OUIS at GREEN BAY — - at quarterback. Ken O’Brien, named the starter UPl Sports Writer viet Union, making the most of Raford c 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 2 10 0 Phelps dh 4 1 1 3 McWilliams 7 4 2 2 3 7 ------Amanda Brown, Britain, 7-5,63; Helena Cardinals CB Wayne Smith starts for Yashin doubled the Soviet lead Tolols M 5 7 5 Totals 32 7 9 7 Herndon If 3 0 0 0 Cowens rf 4 12 0 Robinson (W 3-5) 2 1 0 0 0 1 Toledo 002 002 000— 4 8 0 Sukova, Czechoslovakia, def. Jeff Griffin (arm) who Is out as are TE in training camp, has benn involved in an assualt The NFC and AFC Central Divisions shuffled the their opportunities, scored three when he converted Sergei Sve­ Baltimore 400 000 010— 5 (Sarbey 1b 3 0 0 0 SHndrsn It 4 0 1 0 Houston Richmond 002 000 000—2 41 Linda Eddie Me Gill (knee), RB Quentin trial and has missed valuabale practice time. coaching deck in the off-season, installing four new EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J, power-play goals to defeat Team tlov’s pass at 7:20 with Glenn California 110 030 02x 7 Kuntz cf 2 0 11 DHndrs cf 0 0 0 0 LaCoss 5 8 2 2 1 5 Comstock, Broersma (9) and Reed; Howell, Los Angeles, 63, 76; Rene Uvs, Walker (leg), LB Charles Baker men intent on molding teams in their own image. — Mark Haynes, the All- Pro Game-winning RBI — Lynn (9). Castillo 3b 3 0 0 0 Mllborn 3b 3 0 1 1 Solano 2 0 0 0 0 3 Jones, Bradford (4), Martz (8) and South Africa, det. Tina MochIzukI, South (abdominal strain) Is doubtful. DE AI Canada 5-4 in the final exhibition Anderson off serving a penalty for E—Ripken, Boone. DP—Baltimore 1 Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Ramos 3b 1 0 0 0 Dawley 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Owen.W—Comstock (126); L—Jones (6 Pasadena, Calif., 46, 63, 62; Vicky Baker (thigh), DT Dayld Galloway Neither of the AFC’s new coaches, Sam Wyche of c()rnerback of the New York game in the Canada Cup hockey high sticking. LOB—Baltimore 5, California I. 2B— Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Gant earns 500 pole DIPIno (L 4-7) 1 1-3 3 2 2 1 0 12). HR—Rlchmond,Sosa()4). Nelson, Wooster, Ohio, det. Emilse (hamstring) are questionable. RB Oftls Cincinnati and Houston’s Hugh Campbell, has prior Giants who bolted camp last tournament Wednesday night. A two-on-one break came as the RIPKen. HR—M urray (25), Grich (15), Owen ss 3 0 2 0 T—2:36. A—9,587 ------Raponl-Longo, Argentina, 63, 60; Ml- Anderson (hamstring), G Joe Bostic N FL head coaching experience. In the NFC, Les week in a contract dispute, X Wllfong (5), Lynn (16), Downing (18). S— Totals 2* 1 2 1 Totah 34 5 II 5 Syracuse 001000 000—1 31 chelle Torres, Northtleld, III., del. Ann (hlO>' TE Greg La Fleur (ankle), WR DARLINGTON, S.C. — Harry Gant, who saw Sergei Yashin scored two goals Soviets again caught the Team Steckel of Minnesota is laying down the law at the Wednesday was named a star­ 1 Shelby, Detroit 010 000 000— 1 Maine 100 000 lOx— 2 7 0 Klyomura, Mountain View, Calif., 4-0,6 Cedric Mack (toe), DE Stafford Mays his first NASCAR Grand National race at (or the Soviets, who were outshot Canada penalty-killing unit up the _ ... IP H R ER BB SO Seattle 010 040 OOx— 5 Williams, Elchhorn (8) and Hernandez, 2; Virginia RuzIcI, Romania, def. deg), RB Stump Mitchell (thigh), CB' Vikings’ training camp while ex-Bengal coach ter for the regular-season op­ Balllmore Darlington Raceway, mastered the 1 Vi-mile 26-22. ice. Game-winning RBI - Davis (10). Giants 4. Expos3 Stenhouse (8); Reed, Barklay (8) and P. Catherine Suire, France, 61, 64; Lisa Lionel Washington (shoulder), WR. Forrest Gregg has replaced Bart Starr at the Green ener against Philadelphia. Bddckr (L 16-9) 7 2-3 9 7 6 0 3 E—Mllbourne. LOB—Detroit 4, Seat­ Wilson. W—Reed (126); L—Williams (6 Bonder (9), Brodenton. Fla., def. Pilar Bov track Wednesday to earn the pole position for The loss dropped Team Cana­ T Martinez 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 tle 11). Vasquez, Peru, 61, 7-5. Green (ankle) are probable... Packers T Bay helm. da’s exhibition record to 4- 2-1. It California Sunday’s Southern 500. New York coach Bill Parcells Quebec Nordiqiie left winger 5. 2B—S, Henderson. HR—Phelps SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL ------Lori McNeil, Houston, Texas, def. Greg Koch (back), DE Ezra Johnson Gregg, the former Packers’ All-Pro tackle who led W itt 7 1-3 6 5 4 2 4 (22). Gant, driving a Chevrolet, claimed his third was asked if Haynes — who left was the Soviet’s only exhibition Michel Goulet .scored for the ^rhbl abrhM Rochesfer oOO 210 OO O — 3 8 1 (-ucia Romanov, Romonia, 06, 6-4, 62; (back) are out. RB Del Rodgers (ankle), the Bengals to Super Bowl XVI in January, 1982, is the Corbett (W 4-1) 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO G l^ e n cf 5 0 2 0 Raines ct 4 0 10 Pawtucket 001 402 6Sx— 21 19 4 Melissa Gurney, Palos Verdes, Calif., CB Tim Lewis (hamstring) are ques- pole this year with a speed of 155.502 mph. the club last Thursday and game leading up to the tournament Canadians 30 seconds later with T—2:09. A—25,191. Detroit Hoover, CarluccI (4), Bonner det. Terry Phelps, Lorchmont, N.Y., 63, donable. RB Eddie Lee Ivery (knee) Is ninth coach in Green Bay’s storied 65-year history and Trillo 2b 5)20 Thomas ss 4 0 1 0 returned Tuesday, just minutes which begins Saturday. Team Canada enjoying its first Petry (L ISO) 4 1-3 10 5 5 01 CDavIs rt 4)12 Dawson rf 5 1 1 0 (7), 60; Glgl Fernandez, Puerto Rico, det. doubtful. TE Paul Coffman (back), RB he is about to fulfill a lon^im e dream, Rozema 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 before he would have been The Soviets opened the scoring one-man advantage of the game Leonard If 5 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 1 Ashford (0) and Rosado; Fuson and Claudia Monteiro, Brazil, 7-5,63; Jamie Jessie Clark (thumb), S Johnnie Gray "When I got into coaching, I said this is the job I Lopez 100001 Brenly c 5 2 2 1 Driessn )b 5 1 2 2 Sullivan. W—Fuson (65); L—Hoover (1- Golder, Fort Lauderdale, Fla., def. Lisa deg), S Tom Flynn (shoulder), LB Rich placed on an involuntarily re­ at 5:09 of the first period on a Royals 4, Rangers 1 Seattle Bumphus returns triumphant wanted,” says the 50-year-old Gregg, who was The goal, from the face-off circle Thmpsn 1b 5 0 2 0 Wallach 3b 5 0 .3). 2 0 HRs—Pawtucket, Valdez 3 (5), Spain, Moultrie, Ga., 16, 62, 62; Rosie Wlngo (ankle) areproboble. tired list — would play against three-on-one break with Sergei deep in the Soviet end, came just Langston (W 13-9) 9 2 1 1 4 12 Mullins ss 4 0 0 0 Gonozis pr 0 0 0 0 Molpeso (8), Burgess (10). Casals, Sausallto, Calif., det. Susan Leo, SANFRANCISCO AT DETROIT — inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1977. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Johnny Bumphus the Eagles. Makarov converting Vladimir three seconds after Alexei Gu TEXAS KANSAS CITY Welimn 3b 2 0 0 0 Stenhous It 3 0 0 0 Australia, 16, 6-4, 64; Beverly Mould, 49ers CB-S Tom Holmoe (necio Is "A ll we expect is the best a player has to give,” obrhbl obrhbl Baker ph 1 0 0 0 Venable If 10 10 South Africa, def. (3retchen Rush, questionable. DT Louie Kelcher (foe) Is ■ made a successful return to the ring as a Krutov’s pass to complete the play. Cubs 7. Reds 2 "You bet,” said Parcells, who sarov was caught for cross­ Sample If 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 0 1 LeMostr ss 1 0 0 0 Ramsey 2b 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh, 4-4, 64; Nathalie Herreman, doubtful. G Guy Me Intyre (ankfe), LB welterweight Wednesday night after losing his Gregg compiled an 18-23 record as head coach of Team Canada missed a golden checking. Ward cf 4 12 1 Uones rf 4 0 2 0 Grant p 1 0 0 0 Scott oh 10 10 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • a France, def. Myrlam Schropp, West (^ n Bunz (ribs), LB M ilt Me Coll World Boxing Association junior welterweight Cleveland from 1975-77. He coached Toronto of the then confirmed the left corner- Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 Motley It 3 110 Germany, 63,64. (hamstring), S Carlton Williamson opportunity to go ahead a few Washington Capitals Mike CINCINNATI CHICA(30 RIchrds oh 1 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 10 0 0 title in his last bout, scoring a lopsided 10-round Canadian Football League in 1979 before taking over back would start in Sunday’s 1 Parrish dh 4 0 2 0 McRae dh 4 12 2 ohrhM abrhM .4SF.?'' ® 0 0 0 0 Rogers o 3 0 0 0 Yvonne Vermaok, South Africa, def. (knee), LB Ron Ferrari (elbow) are seconds earlier when defenseman Gartner tied the score at 16:15 of O'Brien 1b 3 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 Milner cf 5 0 0 0 Dernier cf 5 3 2 1 Williams 0 0 0 0 0 James p 0 0 0 0 G o lf Corinne Vanler, France, 64 ,61; Peanut Probable ... Lions DT Curtis Green unanimous decision over Ralph Twining the Bengals for four seasons. p.m. EDT game at the Meadow- Paul Coffey broke in alone but Louie, San Francisco, def. Kim Sands, (hamstring), CB AI Latimer (foot) are the first period when he whipped in W right rf 3 0 0 0 Slaught c 4 0 10 Rose 1b 4 1 1 0 Sondbrg 2b 5 1 3 0 Kulper oh 1 0 0 0 Wohifrd ph 1 0 0 0 Bumphus, who was stopped in 11 rounds by At (xreen Bay, he inherits a club that is loaded lands. " I still have a couple of couldn’t beat Soviet netminder Yost c 3 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 3 1 1 0 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Matthws LavelleIt 3 p 0 1 00 00 0 Grpnthn p 0 0 0 0 • White, doubt^l. RB Dave D'ADDIO kknee) Is offensively but soft defensively, yielding 27 points per starting positions I ’m not sure a rebound from John Tonelli’s Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Wathan 1b 3 1 1 1 Power p 0 0 0 0 Bosley IfYngbld 10 11 ph 1 0 0 0 Dllone ph 10 0 0 ■ • • • • • • • • • • • • • * • Atlanto, Ga., def. Jenny Klltch, Colum- Probable. Gene Hatcher on June 1 to lose his title, moved up Vladimir Myshkin. 35-foot blast. Kunkel ss 3 0 0 0 Blancin ss 2 0 0 0 Minton p 10 0 0 bus, Ohio, 76, 62; KIm Shaefer, TAMPA BAY AT CHICAGO — to the 147-pound classification and raised his game in last year’s 8-8 campaign. about ... strong safety and Parker rf 4 0 11 Durhm 1b 3 12 3 With Edmonton Oilers’ center The Soviets went up 3-2 in the Totals 31 I 6 I Totals 31 4 I 4 Cedeno If 4 0 0 0 Moreind Totals rf 42 44 9 3 Totals 1 1 1 41 3 II 3 MInnechaug Alexandria, Va.,def. LauraArraya, Key BuccaneersGGIennBulncoh(shoulder), record to 23-1. He had to survive a flash Steckel replaces a legend in Minnesota following the inside strongside linebacker. Texas 100 000 000-1 San Francisco 000 000 021 01— 4 BIscayne, Fla., 62, 63; Andrea Leand, BB Scott Olerklng (knee) are out. RB Wayne Gretzky trailing Coffey, the second period, again on the power Gulden c 3)10Cev3b 3020 knockdown with 30 seconds left in the sixth round retirement of Bud Grant, a laissez-faire coach who I ’ll let everyone know my Kansas City 121 ooo OOx— 4 Conepen ss 2 0 0 0 J(3avls cMontrool 3 0 11 100 200 000 00— 3 MEMBER-s u e c t Tuuft u A u New York, def. Betsy Nogelsen, Venice, J°Ties Wilder (thigh), TE Jerry Bell Canadians kept the puck in the play, on Gusarov’s drive from the (Same-winning RBI — Wathan (1). B K T B ALL _ r ™ . *■’ ' Sandy Collins, Odessa, Jnee) are doubtful. LB Danny Spradlin always opened his training camp last. Grant led the decisions by Sunday.” Krnchc 3b 3 0 2 1 Lake c ^n 0 u ^w ln n ln 0 g 0 RBI 0 - Brenly (7). when Twining unleashed a wild right hand that Soviet end but lost it on a clearing blueline. DP—Kansos City 2. LOB—Texas 3, Foley 2b 4 0 10 Veryzer ss 4 0 1 0 ,E —G rant, W allach. DP—San Fran­ M uraw skI 73 i tS" Texas.def. Anne Hobbs, Britain, 6 4 ,6 2 ; dGary Reasons is battling Schmidt 1 1 0 0 0 1 H;;dl?y77rFr"^^^^^^ /!,' &°t?lS; ‘(?hou'ld*i;^i''’°”' “O'"* Steckel is a former Marine who still arranges his news Perez 1b 10 0 0 „ IP H RERBBSO Oilers suspend Rozier talks veteran Joe McLaughlin (or an EDMOND, Okla. (U P l) - Some Konsm City jp fa ls 33 2 7 2 Totals 35 7 14 7 San Francisco conferences according to military time. He has put Verplank’s 36-hole stroke play Black (W 14-10) 9 6 1)05 Cincinnati olO OOl 000— 2 Grant 4 5 3 3 2 1 HOUSTON — Houston Oilers General Manager inside linebacker spot next to call it the scourge of amateur golf total was 4-under 137. Tanona pitched to 2 batters In 8th. the Vikings through a rigorous camp following a tough CMcooo 104I00 0IX— 7 2 1-3 3 0 0 1 2 ...... S'Sei^^r^ Harry Carson. and some call it the saving grace, The original field of 282 divided T—2:02. A—15,887. Ladd Herzeg said Wednesday evening negotia­ off-season training program designed to improve an Gome-winning RBI — Dernier (3). Williams 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 ’T m very anxious to see how but regardless of its popularity, E—Gulden. DP—Cincinnati 2, Chi­ Lavelle i o 0 0 0 0 Transactions tions to bring U.S. Football League running back 8-8 club that appears on the downswing. the two qualifying rounds between cago Minton (W 2-8) 3 3 0 0 1 1 we do under the pressure of a match play opens today in the U.S. the two courses, but all match play 0 0 Mike Rozier to the N FL had been suspended until ” I can’t be Bud Grant,” says Steckel. ” 1 can only be Montreal While Sox 8, Blue Jays 5 1. LOB—Cincinnati 8, Chicago 10. 2B— the end of the season. m e.” regular-season game,” said Open. will be on the longer course. Sandberg, Gulden, J. Davis, Cey. 3B— Rogers 8 6 3 2 2 7 Parcells, who comes off a 3-1 Sandberg. HR—Dernier (3), Dur- James i i o 0 o 0 DSy's-M m iaer «?' ®’ ' '* Ooubtful. Other probables are LB Herzeg said Rozier’s agent, Art Wilkinson, had Wyche, a former N F L quarterback with Cincinnati, The field of 64 players who Verplank led a prep charge on exhibition mark intent on im­ CHICA(30 TORONTO hom Grapenthin (L 0-2) 2 2 1 1 0 0 94?W%&a*Hu”nlford96^ '^Br^n"'' <»»ould.r), C been unable to resolve a $1.9 million settlement Washington, Detroit, St. Louis and Buffalo, served as qualified through two rounds of the course.that left University of Obrhbl obrhbl (20). SB—Dernier (38). Rogers pitched to 1 batter In 9th. proving last year’s 3-12-1 cam­ T—3:06. A—10,191 Mur^wiki ‘-opine- Baseball Baldlnger (hand), CB-S Ron Fellows with the Pittsburgh Maulers in time to meet quarterback coach for San Francisco from 1979-82. stroke play in triple-digit tempera­ Florida golfer Scott Dunlap in RLow cf 4 110 Garcia 2b 5 0 1 0 ^ IP M R ER BB SO paign. "The team has changed a Hairstn dh 5 1 2 1 Moseby cf 5 0 1 0 Clndnnofl H arreM ?Satl?'«“ V aun^'a^^ f j ' ,Am«Tla>n Limoue — Suspended Texas (neck-back), LB Mike Hegman (hoir? Houston’s Wednesday deadline for negotiations. Last season, the 39-year-old Wyche coached at tures will be narrowed to 16 second at one- under 140. Dunlap of F w rle r K?rha.?f;. J ’ ' Pllfber Danny Darwin for two gomes, string), K Rafoel Septlen (thigh), S a* Ki (NU-Activated reliever g S r^i2 r"''!;irh '\'n *^!'n » “r!S I?vr^^^^ battling for playoff spots. That’s Chicago yyioglns % 4 1 1 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 activated reliever Doug Sisk and sent reliever says Wyche. “ They may take into consideration that Verplank of Dallas grabbed me­ Tuesday. VLow 3b 4 110 lore 3b 3 0 0 0 where we want to be.” Fletchr ss 4 2 2 2 Mulinks 3b 1 0 1 0 Sutcliffe (W 13-1) 8 5 2 2 4 7 Gwvnn rt 3 0 2 0 Aguoyo 3b 4 0 0 0 Wes Gardner to Tidewater of the International this guy may stumble here and there in certain dalist honors Wednesday with a One shot back at par-141 was Smith 1 2 0 0 0 0 1b 4 0 0 0 Hoyes cf 4 0 10 Injury-plagued Phil Simms Cruz 2b 3 0 2 2 Fernndz ss 4 0 2 1 League. situations. Well, that’s their opinion and they’ve got a record 4-under 66 on the shorter University of Arizona player Jerry TJIale 311 13 I Totals 39 S 13 S Owchinko pitched to 2 batters In 4th. 3b 4 1 2 0 Wocknfss c 2 0 0 0 will make his first regular- WP—Sutcliffe. PB—Gulden. T—2:54. A Kennedv c 3 0 0 0 Lezeano rt 3 0 0 0 Sisk, who went on the disabled list Aug. 9 with right to one. But that’s also cheap talk and they’ve got Oak Tree Country Club course. Foltz of Las Vegas, Nev. CIlfCM 0l3300l»-t M o t w r ' ^ m M f r a r ^ T e 'r A 'W s fknS5r“? 'iS?' season start at quarterback TerOfllO 000 022010-5 —26,425. 2 0 0 1 Oliver 1b 3 0 0 0 tendinitis in his right shoulder, is 1-3 with 15 saves to back it up when they get in the stadium.” Game-WInnIngRBI—Fisk (2). ?rpwn If 3 0 0 0 Russell If 3 0 10 since 1981 and the 1979 No. 1 S ^ z c ir If 0 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 3 0 1 0 BX?SSl^'k"'6V!“ '’c‘'h*i’p"p,?ilan®lV;'’?S; FS lS feiflS rabU ble'’*’'*- and a 2.11 ERA in 45 games with the Mets. With the Bengals, Wyche will try to turn around a 7-9 E—Upshaw, V. Low, Barfield. DP— WIelIczIca-HunnIfold 76, Falck-Cooper Buffalo — Claimed tight end Ulysses (shoulder), te ClSt^C)"dlw (hS) d fS ^ draft choice enters the new year Chicago 1, Toronto 1. LOB-Chlcago 6, Templtn ss 3 0 0 0 Denny p 2 0 0 0 In 13 games with the Mets, Gardner was 1-1 with club buoyed by a strong draft. Thurmnd p 3 0 0 0 Schnsdt ph 1 0 0 0 with optimism tempered by a Toronto 9. 2B— Bell 2, Barfield. 3B— ”CALL0WAY - Harmon-Hormon 72, "““®" Sln5, a 5.51 ERA in 16 1-3 innings. Campbell, 43. comes to the Oilers after leading the R a d iO / T V — Andersn p 0 0 0 0 dose of reality. J. ^ IT H , Inc Hairston, Baines. HR—Fisk (19), Flefctier 29 2 5 1 Totols 29 0 3 0 SvmkouLir^®79*r- Symkowicz- Chicago—Clalmedquarterback Rusty (thigh), g*Russ Grlmi^fES»™iH%**’ Los Angeles Express of the U.S. Football League to an DitffO 100 000 IfW 9 Cosyove-Brower 73, LIsch from St. Louis and tight end Mltrti But? (back), c R l^ ” I feel good about this coming (3), Upshaw (19), Martinez (5), LuzInskI gggggggggggggggggggggg 75**1 §^Jpck*Gaufhl«r Krenk of Dallas off waivers; placed tight Joe Jacoby (ankle) 8-10 record in 1983. From 1977-82, he coached (1M. SB—Paclorek (4), Fletcher (6). SF PhllocMpfilo 000 0000 0 (^ 0 gam e," said Simms, who has IH^URANSMITHS SINCE TONIGHT Ganie-Wlnnlna RBI—None. Moses wins 108th Edmonton of the C FL and led them to the Grey Cup his —Cruz, Upshaw, 7:30 Tennis: U.S. Open highlights, last five seasons. suffered a pair of shoulder [| N })U P IP H R ER BB SO USA Cable separations, a severe knee 1914 OHOBV# PP—Son Diego 1, Philadelphia 2. LOB KOBLENZ, West Germany — Edwin Moses, Houston, whi(ih has won just three games in the past 8:15 Baseball; Red Sox vs. Twins, — Diego 2, Philadelphia 3. 2B— injury and a fractured thumb in Bannister (W 120) 6 7 4 3 1 6 WTIC «eve Robbins 8th, Wayne RydeckI Dothan (hW,RBI^J?nd Jam«VankS^ the 400-meter hurdles world record- holder, easily two seasons, will reunite Campbell with his former Splllner (S 2) 3 .-6 1 1 0 2 SB—Wiggins (56), Hayes (36). the past four seasons. "Physi­ 6:30 Boxing: Chris Calvin vs. Juan 5F—McReynolds. won his 108th consecutive race Wednesday with a Edmonton quarterback, Warren Moon. Terente ^ Arroyo, ESPN cally, I ’m very well fit and Leal (L 13-4) 3 0 6 6 1 0 IP M R ER BB SO victory over the last man to beat him, West "Warren can’t do anything by himself, nor can I or 649-5241 9:00 Boxing: M arvin Johnson vs. San Diego ready to go. I think it’ll be a good Musselmon 3 0 0 0 0 2 John Davis, SportsChannel German Harald Schmid, in 47.32 seconds. any player,” says Campbell, "Still, to have a Clarke 2 1-3 5 2 2 1 0 Thurmnd (W ll-?) 9 3 0 0 1 2 game between two teams look­ 9:00 Football: NFL Pre-Season Re­ Phllodelphia j u u i / Moses, whose record stands at 47.02, attained quarterback of that ability is obviously.going to bring Goff ^3 0 0 0 0 1 port, HBO ’ S : ® S S I: ing to get off to a good start.” 65 E. Center Street Leal pitched to 3 batters In 4th. Denny (L 6*5) 6 4 2 2 1 0 the best time this year. 11:30 Tennlsj,-U.S. Open highlights, Andersen I I 0 0 0 1 MurawskI 9th; Wayne RydeckI, Ron NY Jets'— Waived tackle ChrixuinrH I?''’ ! ? * '‘-® ‘^ h ‘* ■•“•’h*®" out the talents of the other players, too. It makes us T—3:10. A—25,232. Chonnel 3 4 T~1:48. a —25,131. that much stronger. Manchester. Ct. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Aug. 30, 1984 New England college football preview MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Aug. 30. 1984 - 18 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Apartments (or Rant 42 Services Offered 51 Misc. (or Sale 63 45 Cors/Trudes tar Sole 71

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New, MOVING — Everything Sept. 8 when BC travels to The top six ballcarriers will be flxtarss, s i^ is s , tralalag, MANCHESTER — Four paired. References, fully still In the case. $10. Call Must Go Tag Salel 1975 FORD HALF TON Thirty-six lettermen return for ter at quarterback. football into a stable, successful his passes. Phone March, Inc, 646- vaa4 apaalag aa4 air (ara room apartments, $365 Insured. Quality work. 649-0173.______Antiques, collectibles, P IC K U P — 6 '/j ft. body, 6 Birmingham for a game with back, with 5-8 Troy Stadford Penn (6-3-1 overall in 1983), Brown must drastically improve 0944. SIGN MAKER — Expe­ (1) parsaa ta caiparats traia- program, winning a share of the Connecticut might be the Yaji and $450 per month plus Martin Mattsson, even­ tools and much more. cylinder, 3 speed stand­ Alabama. hoping for an injury-free year. He including most of the Quakers’ rienced person tor lag caatar. its pass defense, however, after league title four of the last five kee Conference’s surprise team. . security. No pets. Call ings 649-4431. SOLID PINE CUSTOM Over 60 year accumula­ ard transmission. 75,000 Eagles Coach Jack Bicknell, in missed three games in 1983, but defense. Linebacker Kevin Brad­ BABYSITTER NEEDED Gerber Sign Maker. Will MADE Deacon's B 6 nch, surrendering a ieague-worst 243 years. Lewis, a senior, had 20 The Huskies have the running of_ Fos ssscauet urn aasawnsa 647-7653.______tion. F rid o y , August 31st, original miles. Clean his fourth year, admits that the still gained 810 yards, scoring 7 ley and defensive back Tim — In m y hom e. 3'/a hours design sign, operate sign u u Tou n u lass-ziiasss cost, $140, asking $50. C a ll yards per game in the air iast year. touchdowns and 1,368 yards last B illy Parks (1,095 yards last year) CEILINGS REPAIRED noon til 7pm, Saturday, truck. C a ll 646-3342. upcoming season could be great or touchdowns. Tight end Scott Gi'e- Chambers head that unit. a day fo r a 9 year old. No maker and transter let­ MANCHESTER — Narth 643-0017 after 4pm. Harvard, which has oniy seven year, when BU had an 8-3 record and the passing of Larry Corn, who • FINANCING AVAIUBIE or REPLACED with dry- September 1st, 10am to 3 housekeeping Involved. a great disappointment. selman is expected to make up Senior John McGeehan passed starters returning, stiil has a fine tering to background End. One bedroom oport- wall. Call evenings, Gary 1973 POST OFFICE JEEP and lost to Furman in the semifi­ threw for 1,198 yards. Hours: 2:30-6pm. Man­ For Quolif lad Applicants 6pm. 115 Russell Street. material. Call City Sign, m ent In quiet residentlol M cH ugh , 643-9321. MOVING MUST SELL — (or sale — Many new chester, Keeney Street 232-4803. area. N e a r bus line. U tili­ Stereo In wood cabinets. parts. $800. Call between 6 area. Call after 6pm , asaaaasassaassssaaaaaaa ties not Included. $365 $99. C o ll 646-0537.______TAG SALE — Moving I N A M E Y O U R OWN H ousehold Items and fu r­ and 9pm, 649-4364. 649-1660. PART TIME CASHIERS m onthly. C a ll 646-3158 be­ Homes for Sale 3i PRICE — Father and son. niture. 10am to 2pm, 407 — You’ll work our elec­ tween 8am and 4:30om. REDECORATING SALE aassaassasassaaaasaaasa Fast, dependable ser­ — Antique double bed Keeney Street, Friday 1974 V W T H IN G — 2000 F o r k l i f t , o r d e r tronic cash register, han­ vice. Pointing, Paper­ miles on totally rebuilt piCKER and window dle money, meet custo­ MANCHESTER — Eight MANCHESTER — Avail­ frame, $75. Freezer, up­ and Saturday. hanging 8, Removal. Call right, $50. Maple couch engine. Body In good puller wonted for 10am to mers. Previous cashier room C o lo n ia l w ith alu m ­ able Immediately. Two 644-0585 o r 644-0036. set, $75. P o w e r law n shope. Must sell, $1500. 6:30pm shift. This Is a full experience helpful but inum siding and over­ bedroom Townhouse TAG SALE — Moving I 643-2711 mower, $15. 10 speed Household Items and fur­ Call 646-9848. Please Classified..B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n itie s .22 Store/Office Space time, year round posi­ sized attached garage. w ith IV i b o th s. $450 Household Goods not necessary. Apply In Notices For advertisements to be boy's bike, $50. Boy's niture. 10am to 2pm, 407 leave message. 0 Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property Misc. for Sale Rates tion. Apply In person, person: Grossman’s, 145 M o ve In condition, on monthly. Manager, 649- published Monday, the dead­ nicely landscaped and 4800. bike, $15. C a ll 875-5838, Keeney Street, Glaston­ L o s t/F o u n d 01 Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. for Rent Home and Garden Minimum Charge: between 8am and 4pm, at Spencer Street, Man­ 1978 CAMARO LT — V 8 , line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. treed lot. In desireab le otter 4 p m .______bury. Friday and Personals . . 02 I n s tru c tio n ...... 25 Wanted to Rent P e ts Laurence R. Smith, Inc., chester, Att: Mr. Festa. 305, 4 speed. Radlals, $3.00 for one day location. $88,900. Ow ner, 3 ROOMS — 3rd floor. PROFESSIONAL Saturday. Announcements . 03 Roommates Wanted ]17 M u rp h y Road, H a rt­ PAINTING — Interior, BASEBALL CARDS — AM/FM. Excellent con­ Musical Items P e r W o r d : ford, CT. 643-1073. Heat, hot water applian­ A u c t io n s ...... 04 $o,fadtempHEAD COO- Exterior work. Fully In­ Sold or traded. Commons dition! Original owner. Recreationol Items 1-2 d a y s ...... 20C Read Your Ad aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ces. A d u lts. $375 per THREE FAMILY TAG Real Estate K/INSTRUCTOR — 20 sured. Free Estimates. or stars. No dealers. 1970- $4275. C a ll 643-1955 after A n tiq u e s 3-5 d a y s ...... 18C C O M P A N Y CARPEN- hours per week. 9am to month plus security. Call SALE — Baby, chi Iren Services Classified adyertisements Condominiums 32 C a ll 646-4879. 1984. C a ll 643-8744, 5- and adult clothing, mo­ 6pm. Homes (or Sale ...... 31 T a g S a le s 6 d a y s ...... 16C STER w a n t e d — C oll 2pm, Monday thru Thurs­ 649-2236 afte r 6pm. a r e taken by teiephone as a 10pm. torcycle, numerous Financial Condaminiums ...... 32 Services Offered Wanted to Buy 26 d a y s ...... 12C 643-2659. day. Experience cooking 1978 MONTE CARLO — Lats/Land for Sale 33 Painting/ Papering convenience. MANCHESTER -- First BulMIng/Contractlng 53 household and miscel­ AAortgages ,11. H a p p y A d s : for large groups. Good CONTEMPORARY OAK Blue, air, power brakes, The Manchester Herald is CLASS II DRIVER — floor, four lorge rooms, laneous Items. 174 Ver­ Personal Loans 12 Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting organizational ability, ••••••••••••••••••••••• DINING ROOM — Bur­ power steering. Excel­ $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only for one incor­ near shopping and on bus non Street, August 31st Business Property ...... 35 Raofing/Siding Wanted for route deliver­ willing to work with han­ lington. Excellent condi­ lent condition. $3800. Call In s u ra n c e ...... 1 3 MANCHESTER — North- line. Immediate occu­ FARRAND REMODEL- and Septem ber 1st, 10am R e s o rt P r o p e rty 36 Heating/Plumbing Automotive rect insertion and then only ies. Call between 9am and dicapped youngster as­ tion. Large table, two 644-8881, evenings. Wanted to Borrow . 14 D eadlines field Green, by owner. 3 pancy! No pets. Mature I NG — Cabinets, roofing, to 4pm. for the size of the original ?pm for appointment, sistants. Excellent pay. upholstered arm, 4 side F lo o r in g " Cars/Trucks for Sale bedroom s, 2’/2 baths, wall gutters, room additions, For classified advertise­ in s e r t io n . 628-9748. For Information call Mr. couple. $335 plus utilities. chairs, lighted china ca­ CHEVY MONZA, 1978 — 4 Income Tax Service Motorcycles/Bicycles to wall carpeting, full C oll 647-0200 or 649-8989. decks, all types of remo­ TAG SALE — Baby, Rentals ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Jack Peak, Manchester binet. $2200. C a ll 649-5085 cylinder, standard, no Employment Services Wanted R e c V e h ic le s ...... basement, central air deling and repairs. FREE toddlers clothes, carseot, day through Saturday, the •PART TIME NURSE tor P u b lic Schools, 647-3495. evenings. rust, sun roof. $1700, ne­ R o o m s fo r R e n t ...... 41 Auto Services ...... the value of theadvertisement conditioning, open estimates. Fully insured. toys, mens and womens & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the day Manchester Doctor's of­ EOE. gotiable. C a ll 643-5699. Apartments for Rent 42 Autos (or Rent/Lease will not be corrected by an fice. Reply to Box AA, c/o porch, carport, pool and Store/Onice Space 44 Telephone 643-6017, afte r STENOGRAPH "Blind" clothes and lots of miscel­ before publication. 6pm , 647-8509. laneous! This Friday and Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal 61 Misc. Automotive additional insertion. •The Manchester Herald. SECRETARY — T h e te n n is co u rts. $72,900. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Keyboard with case, $8 . SUBARU, 1977 — GL, 2 South Windsor Bank & C o ll 646-8044. R oofing nails, .25e lb., Saturday, 8:30am to 4pm, door, front wheel drive, SO U TH W IN D SO R — Sul­ ■RN — P u b lic H ealth LEON CIESZYNSKI 143 School Street, stereo, 5 speed transmis­ Trust Co. has an Imme­ livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. auto luggage rack, $8. Nurses — Full and part BUILDER — New homes, Manchester. diate opening for a secre­ Investment Property prime retail space, ample C o ll 649-9158.______sion. Excellent condition. time positions available. additions, remodeling, C a ll 649-7406. Notices Personals 92 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted tary at the Main Office. parking. $660. C a ll 236- 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Generalized community rec rooms, garages, kit­ 12-14 FT. BOAT Good secretariol skills 6021 o r 644-3977. Wanted to Buy 70 health programs. For required, shorthand pre­ FOUR FAMILY HOUSE chens remodeled, ceil­ TRAILER, $85. O ld e r 1976 H O N D A CIVIC — Coke machine, $75. Sears furthur Intormatlon call ferred but not manda­ — On lot 137.x 92. No ings, bath tile, dormers, Standard transmission. ELECTRICIANS AND TYPIST/DICTAPHONE REAL ESTATE AGENTS WAITRESS — Part time. MANCHESTER OFFICE roofing. Residentlol or machinists tool box, $25. Good condition. Original Lost/Found 01 J O U R N E Y M E N — 2 ye­ RESTAURANT STAFF Community Health Care tory. Call Frances realtors. Ph on e 643-4751 WANTED — Clean re­ — Excellent typing skills — Ed Gorman Is looking Mature adult. Evenings, ELECTRICIAN'S — Self, SPACE — Ideal for ac­ co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. C a ll 659-1906. owner. $1195 or best offer. ars experience. Holi­ WANTED — Harbor motivated E-2's, cam- Services, 228-9428. E O E . M ack e y at 289-6061 for an , between 6 and 8pm. cords, 33's and 45's. R ock, A required for busy Insu­ countant, lawyer or sales for two more real estate 7pmldnlght. Apply: Mr. P a rk Is re c ru itin g cooks, appointment. Big Band, Classicals, C a ll an ytim e, 659-0431. HYPNOSIS TAPES — To days, benefits and Insu­ rance office. Phone 872- merclal. Industrial yeas, ottice. Central location. SPECIAL CLEARANCE agents. If you are li­ Donut, 255 West Middle dishwashers, dining WANTED — Female re­ ROBERT E. JARVIS — Blues, etc. Records Re­ LOST — Female, gray assist In: w eight loss, rance. C a ll 246-5106. 6200 after 2pm. round work. Call for ap­ Ample parking. Call 649- PRICES — O u t d o o r ••••••••••••••••••••••• censed and want exten­ Tpke., Manchester, 646- room servers, bus peo­ creation Instructor/alde Room s fo r Rent 41 B u ild in g 8i Rem odeling cycled, 212 Route 83, Ver- tiger cat. In Sum m er smoking cessation, test pointment, Bloomfield- SIDING AND ROOFING 2891. sive on the lob tra in in g , a 9277. ple, bartender assistants, (or an afternoon activity asassaaassaasaaassaaaaa Specialist. Additlans, plan'trW ‘and®uo.S*- non,'872'^86.' Molorcycles/BIcycles 72 Street area. Reward. Call anxiety, stress manage­ PERMANENT PART ASSEMBLERS & COIL Electric Company, 243>. SUBCONTRACTORS modern office and mem­ lounger servers and valet program for people with garages, rooting, siding, lent condition. Private ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••» 646-8353. ment. For more Informa­ TIME TELLERS — Expe­ WINDERS — Finger dex­ 9543. E O E . NEEDED — High wages RO O M FO R R E N T — In AVAILABLE SEP­ bership In 4 M u ltip le L is t­ Parkers. Applicants must deyelopmental disabili­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ tion: P.O. Box 353, Bol­ rience preferred, but not terity necessary. Expe­ and bonuses. Year round all male, single family T E M B E R 1st — P rim e hom e. C a ll 649-6486. ___ Cara/Truckt tar Sole 71 1969 HONDA 450 — For ing Services, call Ed now have at least 1 yea r ties aged 14 and older at work. Must have own p la c e m e n t wlndows- FOUND — One radio ton, CT 06040. necessary. Apply In per­ rience not necessary, we house, full use of office space at 263 Main parts. Call anytime, 742- at 646-4040 to arrange a experience. Please apply Manchester Sheltered /doors. C a ll 643-6712. KODAK DISC 4000 CA- ...... 4087. controlled gilder. Call son: Savings Bank of will train. 4 day week, truck and tools. Coll 1- house.$250. C a ll M y ro n o r Street, Manchester. $150 private Interview. Ed WAITRESS WANTED — In person to the H a rb o r Workshop. Hours: 2 to 800-922-0005. MERA — $40 takes It. 649-1199, ask for Peter. Manchester, 923 Main Monday thru Thursday, B ill, 646-6009. monthly Includes every­ Gorman Assoc., Full or part time. Apply In P a rk R estaurant, 80 H a r­ 5:30pm. References re­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ Mint condition. Call 649- Must Identify colors and Employment Street, Manchester. 10 hour day, 7 to 5:30. H A N D Y M A N — " J a c k Of thing. C a ll 646-4144. TWO HONDAS, 750 4S — U MODELING SERVICES R ealtors. person: Luigi's Restau­ bor Drive, Middletown. quired. Coll 643-6537 or L IV E -IN C O M P A N IO N — 6113.______size. EOE. Apply at: Able Coll, How­ All Trades" for carpoh? MANCHESTER — — Complete home re­ Engine parts for Suzuki ra nt, 649-5325. 646-5718. For semi Invalid. Refer­ ard Road, Bolton. try, painting, dry wall, Lovely, secluded room. pairs and remodeling. INTERNATIONAL T-500. C a ll 643-2920 a fte r PART TIME EVENINGS ences required. Call 1975 MERCURY M O ­ LOST — Bulova Cara- & Education taping, concrete, mlsce- Priyote home, separate Wanted to Rent 47 Quality work. Referen­ STAINLESS STEEL Sil­ 6pm. TYPESETTER — Full — J a n ito ria l se rvice s In CASHIERS WANTED — 649-4652. N A R C H — 56,000 orig in a l velle quartz watch. Vicin­ loneous repair work., entrance 8, bath, kitchen ••••••••••••••••••••••• ces, licensed and Insured. verware, service for 12 tim e, experienced In d is­ Sauth Windsor and Man­ Experience necessary. miles. Original owner. 4 ity Lenox Pharmacy an PRIVATE NON-PROFIT Steady w ork, c a ll 643-2111- facilities. Bus line, park­ C a ll 646-8165. with wooden case. $80. G IR L S 20" BIKE w ith STORE CLERK play wark, for small chester areas. Call 649- Flexible hours. Please SECRETARY/TELE- M A N C H E S T E R — 5 room door sedan. Power steer­ 8/27. Sentim ental yalue. NEWSPAPER DEALER AGENCY seeks Direct 9am to 5pm. ing. Non-smoker. Refer­ saasaaaaasasasssasasass Excellent condition. training wheels. Excel­ Help Wanted 21 NEEDED — Full tlme- newspaper, Compugra- 5334. ap ply In person to N ik k i, PHONE RECEPTIONIST duplex w ith nice ya rd fo r ing, brakes, air condi­ Reward. Reply to Box B, NEEDED In East Hart­ Care Aides to work with ences. C a ll 643-883010am- G ood buy. C o ll 646-1625. lent condition. White. $25 /part time (or local 7- phlc 7700 and Comp 4 at the Harbor Park Res­ — Desired for part time gentle dog. Appliances, Roofing/SIdIng 54 tioning. Many new parts. c/o the Manchester ford. Call Jeanne, 647- mentally retarded 11pm. C a ll 646-4995. Eleven Food Store. Be­ equipment. Call 633-4691. taurant, 80 H arb o r D rive, position In Manchester laundry hookups. Call Priced to sell. Call after H erald. 9946. Prader-Wllll Syndrome NORGE WRINGER EXPERIENCED, MA­ nefits Include Insurance, Middletown. area bank. Must possess 228-9760 evenings. _____ 4pm, 646-8137. G adults In com m unity re si­ WASHING MACHINE — 1981 Y A M A H A 650 Spe­ credit union and profit excellent typing and tele­ TURE FULL TIME PIZZA AND GRINDER dence In Ellinton. Part SEWING MACHINE ME­ Apartments for Rent 42 BIDWELL HOME Im­ C lean and In good condi­ cial II — Low mileage. shoring. A p p ly In person CLERKS AND CASHI­ phone skills. Please con­ SALESPERSON — Apply COOK — Immediate op­ time hours available dur­ CHANIC & OPERATORS HOMESHARING provement Compony — tion. Call 643-7347 after Must sell. $900 firm. Call In person to: Marlow's, at: 513 Center Street, ERS WANTED — Fast tact M rs. Rose, 649-4586. Newcomer to Manches- 21 enings. Apply In person: ing the week and on — A p p ly between 8:30am EAST HARTFORD — Roofing , siding, oltera- 1pm . Bank 649-6225. Help Wanted 867 Main Street, Manchester. EOE. SALES CLERK/CASH- growing convenience ter/Willlmantic area La Strada West, 471 Hart­ weekends. March Inc., and 3pm, Pioneer Para­ Two family. Two bed­ tions, odditlons. Same Manchester. lE R — T o w o rk In patent store chain Is looking for C L E A N IN G 8. F L O O R seeks to join congenial 188688 ford Road. 872-2079. chute Co., Inc., Pioneer CASHIER AND SALES rooms. First floor. Heat number for over 30 years. Hom e and Garden 64 SEWING MACHINE OP­ medicine and pharmacy aggressive, hardworking CLERKS — Wanted part CARE HELP — Even­ household of 1 or 2 wo­ Misc. Automotive Industrial Park, Hali and hot water. One car 649-6495. ****••••••••••••••••••• 76 ERATORS — Established department days. Some people, who want to grow time nights and wee­ ings, part time. Call 643- men or family. Would F O R S A L E Road, Manchester. 644- garage. $400. No pets. nationwide pillow manu­ retail experience needed. with us. All shifts availa­ kends, some retail expe­ 5747. also welcome "dogsit­ DELIVERING RICH 1581. E O E . References. Couple pre- 1171 ChW Vh i SL W$ M600 facturer has immediate Must be pleasant and ble. Apply: Grampy’s rience needed. Work In a ting" opportunity. Hootlng/Plumbing 55 L O A M — 5 yards, $62 plus ferred. C a ll 528-6243. ID OldtiMkIli CulliM '1886 TOP, SIDES 8, U pp er NA's & full time openings. Expe­ have caring personality. pleasant, modern phor- Please Reply to Box BB, tax. Sand, gravel and EARN $7-$10.50 PER HOUR C o rn e r Store, 706 M a in MERRILL INDUSTRIES IlK Mirk IV Llnciln >2300 tailgate for Toyota Land rience preferred. Day Pleasant working condi­ Street, Manchester, CT. hiacy. Apply at once, to c/o the Manchester Her­ stone. C a ll 643-9504. PART TIMEI RN'S INC. Is now hiring full FOUR ROOM APART­ ald. 1175 Mirk IV Llnctln M880 Cruiser. Call 643-2920 ot­ shift. 5 day week, full tions In modern phar­ Manager or Tom De­ FOGARTY BROTHERS INI PiflllK FIrikIrV '6200 Servicing the office supply requirements of HHA's time factory workers. MENT — Central loca­ — Bathroom remodel­ ter 6pm. benefit program. Includ­ macy. Apply at once to: PART TIME INSTAL­ nisky, Liggett Phar­ N E W S P A P E R CARRI­ PICK YOUR OWN TO­ Tin ibavi ein bi A p p ly In person only:^ tion. $350 per month plus ing; Installation water our existing and new customers through our Come and learn the ad­ IPN's ing sewing Incentive. Manager or Mr. Denisky, LMENT LOAN COLLEC­ macy, 404 West Middle E R S N E E D E D In M a n ­ MATOES at Connecticut t iin i t 8am to 4pm, M o n d a y thrq security. No utilities. Call heaters, garbage dispo­ TIRES — 5 steel belted established Telemarketing Sales Program. vantages of working for Come and learn about the Apply at: Plllowtex Liggett Parkade Phar­ TOR — Experience Tpke. chester Area — Dale Room m ates Wanted 48 Valley Farms, 41 Burn­ Snlnii Bink if MmciiNlir Friday, Vernon Indus­ 646-7336. sals; faucet repairs. 649- radlals, size I75-R14 This exciting opportunity offers full time medical personnel pool. advantages of working for Corp., 49 Regent Street, macy, Parkade Shopping preferred. Apply In per­ Road, Ludlow Road and ***•••••••••••••••••••• ham Street, Manchester. BIS M d i II. We have openings on all Manchester, CT. EOE, trial Place, Industrial 4539. V Iso /M a s te rC a rd mounted on Toyota earnings potential by working part time in medical personnel pool. Center, 404 West Middle son: SBM, 923 Main PART TIME MEDICAL Garth Road. Call Jeanne, M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ 644-1395. shifts. We offer excel­ Must have 1 year full time M/F. . P a rk A ve., Vernon. VERNON — Female to accepted. wheels. $99. C a ll 643-6832. either morning or afternoon sessions. We Tpke. Street, Manchester. , ” SECRETARY — Three 647-9946. able Immediately. One lent pay and benefits. experience. We have open­ share nice house. Rent are looking for energetic and enthusiastic ings on all shifts. We otter PART TIME — Shor days a week, Wednesday bedroom. Quiet street. We will be recruiting on CLERICAL POSITION — FULL TIME RELIABLE, $192 plus Vi utilities. Call individuals who enjoy dealing with business excellent pay and benefits. TYPIST/RECEPTION- FULL AND PART TIME salesperson needed. 20-2S' thru Friday. Busy Doc­ $335 monthly. Manager, Flooring 56 LEGAL NOTICE Sept. 5th. 1984 from 10 Opening for an organized Self-motivated mainte­ T am m y, 643-0235, 8am to people. A pleasant telephone voice and We will be recruiting on IST — Minimum 1 year — Reliable persans to hours per week. Flexible: tor's office. Coll 646-6969. 649-4800. a.m. to 4 p.m. in the H&R individual with Material nance person for apart­ 3:30pm. FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION sales experience of any type is a real plus! Sept. 5th. 1984 from 10a.m. experience or college de­ w o rk In k itch e n w ith Experience preferred. Block Office, Marshall's to 4 p.m. In the H&R Block Control and Quality Con­ gree. Hours: 9am to5pm, other girls. Numerous P A R T T IM E — E a rn $500 ment complex. Expe­ 474 MAIN STREET — FLOORSANDING — BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER trol experience, tor our Apply In person: Shd& Call Mr. Beaudet for additional informa­ Mall. 324 Broad St.. Oltice, Marshall's Mall. 324 Monday thru Friday. Call kitchen duties. Call 649- to $1000 per month. Both rience helpful but not Second floor. Three room Floors like new. Special­ ® Rubllc auction to be held Saturday, Sep- Inspection and Shipping Department, Marlow's Services Offered 51 tion or to arrange an interview: Manchester. Broad St.. Manchester. 643-4005 o r a fte r 5pm, 0305. men and women needed necessary. Good pay and heated apartment. $375. izing In older floors, natu­ tember 15,19Mat 10:15 a.m., rain or shine, at the Highway Garage, 263 Olcott Mutt can for tntorvlow appolnliTiont Mutt caM for Intarvtaw appoinbntni. Office. Some typing Department Store, 867' •aaaaaaatsasasaasaasaaa 646-1960. In y o u r areo now. C all benefits. Call for Inter­ No appliances. Security. ral and stolned floors. No Street, Manchester, Connecticut, for seven vehicles ds listed below. ABP Co., Inc. needed. LCS experience Main Street, Manches­ All sales are final and for cash. Four vehicles were used for police work All PIZZA COOK, PREP Gene W ilson, 528-7985. view , 647-9771. 646-2426 w eekdays, 9 to 5. ODD JOBS, Trucking. waxing anymore. John a plus„Pleasant warking ter. 649-5221. vehicles ore being sold ''AS IS, W HERE IS", end vehiclesrnust be remSCed os Willimantic, CT ATTENTION STU­ M AN — Days and nights, Home repairs. You name V e rfa llle . C a ll 646-5750. soon os possible and not la te r than Septem ber 25,1984. The Tow n aisu m Z a nn co n d itio n s In an a ir co n ­ DENTS — How about a PHLEBOTOMIST — Our aessaasstssaaaaaaaasaas *•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• full time. Pay commen­ BABYSITTER — T o It, we do It. Fre e e sti­ responsibility for vehicles left on the premises after auction time. No sales to 456-4255 ditioned plant. Company part time lob In the surate with experience. generol hospital has a S 49~ Bif70 549- 0^70 watch my two children 2 Homes (or Sola 31 Homes for Sole 31 m ates. Insured. 643-0304. Houseliold O o o d i 62 IT ”*****■* Yfkleles for sale may be made between 8:30 a m benefits. Dynamic Metal Subway Sandwich Shop part time opening as a A p p ly In person: L a ­ afternoons a w eek. In M y. 3 aaassasasaaaaaaasasaeas P ro d u cts Co., Inc., 422 In G la sto n b u ry ? N ig ht fayette Escadrille, 300 phlebotomist an our day ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• North Main Street, Man­ Home. Must be relloble. TILES FALLING OFF, and weekend shifts avail­ West Middle Tpke., shift. This Individual The Town reserves tha right to remove frond the sale, or relect, an v and a ll chester. Interviewing C a ll 643-0522. wet ceilings? Don't take a USED REFRIGERA­ bids for what It deems to be In the best Interest of the -Town. able. Must be 18. Apply Manchester. must be flexible and have bath on prices, call 646- TORS, WASHERS, 9am-4pm. at: Subway, 2482 Main experience with blood for sale are available of EXPERIENCED BAR.; 0538 fq,r free estim ates on Ranges - clean, guaran­ Street, Glastonbury In FULL/PART TIME drawing. If Interested CARPENTERS — Expe­ TENDER, WAITRESS — shower/tub enclosures. teed, parts and service. HOUSEWIVES the Griswold Mall. RN/LPN — Positions please contact Human LCD Enclosures. Low prices. B.O. Pearl 8i 1 -1972 Ford Pinto ? ' !XS9 rienced In m edium to Part time, till close.' available 3 to 11 shift for Resources, Rockville 1 -1971 Dodge Demon large commercial pro- A p p ly In person: La-, Son, 649 Main Street, 1 - 1974 International Flat Bed MANICURIST WANTED caring, responsibie nurse General Hospital, 31 Un­ 643-2171. 1 -1975 Chevrolet Belair lect. 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BUSINESS Let’s have compromise Make Labor Day Hartford says on ninth-grade athletics into a perfect 10 hello to Gerry Business ... opinion, page 6 Bogus car parts endanger drivers ... page 1T" page 7 In Brief Item: On an automobile, a gas cap contains a ".safety" valve. If a car rolls over or tilts even slightly • Words such as'"replacement for,” “ replaces” or Maddox Joins M ARCOM (as when stuck in a ravine). this valve will keep the "use for" may appear above the familiar brand or gas from leaking out. On counterfeit gas caps this company name. 'This means the part is not the E A S T WINDSOR - Carroll M. Maddox has Your brand-name product but a facsimile of the quality important safety feature’is missing. As a result, gas part. joined MARCOM Inc. as vice president of pours out of the tank and an explosion may occur. Money's marketing. He'll be Many of these counterfeit gas caps are on the market. • Take another look at the product's name. responsible for new t Item: Certain automobile body parts are con­ Worth Frequently the name of the counterfeit product will be Cool tonight: business develop­ structed in a way that adds an extra measure of safety a slight variation in the spelling of a well-known name, Manchester, Conn. ment, according to Sylvia Porter so at first glance it appears to be the better-known sunny Saturday to a car! Counterfeit body parts now on the market are Friday, Aug. 31, 1984 Kent T. Lewis, pres­ made of thinner, inferior metals. As a result, when the product. For example, a counterfeit will replace the — see page 2 ident of the full- car is involved in even a slight accident, the body will letter “ N ” with an "M ” or add a vowel to the Single copy: 25C well-known name. service advertising simply crumble. The safety isn't there. iiattrhpHlpr B m lh and public relations Counterfeiting is a problem that is spreading • If you bring your car to an unfamiliar service agency. ^ ^ products such as auto parts. station for repair, specify the particular brand of rapidly. It could become a disaster if it continues to • Shop at reputable auto parts stores —- either a For the past four g grow at this rate, says John Creamer, spokesman for parts you want installed. Ask to see the box and years, Maddox has r chain store or an outlet where recognizable name examine it closely. the Motor & Equipment Manufacturers Association in brands are sold. been an account ex­ Washington. • Also, look around the shop for the Automotive ecutive at Smith, • Buy nationally advertised, name-brand products. Service Excellence (ASE) certificate when choosing Dorian and Burman \ "Manufacturers think that counterfeiting presents A recognizable name is a first "sign" of a quality part. a mechanic. A certified mechanic is more likely to Montana Inc., handling a such a serious threat that they are spending tens of Most manufacturers put a lot of time and research provide quality service and use quality parts. If in spectrum of busi­ thousands of dollars on research and legal fees to into developingvnd producing quality parts — parts doubt, ask the mechanic if he is certified. ness accounts, in­ pursue counterfeiters,, to test to detect counterfeit that will meet and often exceed strenuous industry "But if a counterfeit part does manage to sneak past standards. Satellite cluding electronics, parts, and on consumer education.'" you, says Bowman, "write or call the company hoping technical education, While counterfeit products in the U.S. marketplace • Be wary of “ incredible” price discounts. While whose part has been counterfeited. Chances are they product decorating range from "designer" jeans to computers, the fakes stores do have sales on products, drastic price may be unaware of the problem and will appreciate 3 methods, construc­ in auto parts can threaten not only our health but also reductions can sometimes be too good to be true. In your alerting them to the situation. Be sure to save tion materials, me­ our lives. these cases be sure to use the following tips when your receipt and send a copy to the company as proof for rain tal finishing chemi- examining the product: of purchase.” "For instance, when brakes are counterfeited and • If the counterfeit part you have purchased is is launched Carroll M. Maddox made of inferior materials," says Dave Bowman, • Take time to read the package carefully. At a safety regulated by the National Highway Traffic H E L E N A , Mont. (U PI) — As twine, cordage and netting products. Fram/Autolite's technical communications man­ quick gipnce, the package of a counterfeit may appear Safety Administration, call its toll-free "Auto Safety much as a half-inch of rain fell on Earlier, he owned Carroll Maddox Advertising ager. "they can malfunction and put a driver in real to be an authentic brand-name part because the Hotline" (800) 424-9393, and the NHTSA will parts of fire-scorched Montana Inc. which he operated from 1965 to 1975 in danger." colors, logo and lettering are similar to those of investigate your claim. A safety-regulated part is one today, generaliy halting further Glastonbury, handling a mix of industrial and Although it's not always ea.sy to detect a counterfeit, well-known packages. However, look closer and read that the NHTSA deems harmful to people if it's advance of a string of blazes consumer accounts. there are precautions you can take when purchasing the small print. defective. already responsible for deva.stat- smoothly Before joining Smith, Dorian and Burman, he ing 226,000 acres of timber and spent four years as director of college and prairie. community relations for ManchesterCommunity Benefiting the most from an By William Harwood College. director John Cox. "It's nice to see overnight storm were firefighters United Press International the PAMs hack and working super A longtime Connecticut resident, Maddux now Home video digging their way around a 28,000- again." lives in Manchester. He wak educated at Hartford acre blaze in the Gates of the Public High School and the University of CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. - "We got tipple pie performance Mountain Wilderness just north of Discovery’s crew, jubilanl over an Connecticut. Helena. from the shutlle and our PAM ," "apple pic performance.” sent a. said SBS President Stephen Fire bosses on the North Hill parallels second coninumications satellite Schwartz The SBS 4 satellite wiil Fire took advantage of the rain to sailing into orbit like a glittering lirovide direct-hroadcast televi­ give some of the more than 850 Frisbee today and earned taxpay­ sion tind long disttince telephone firefighters manning the lines ers $15.2 million. service. record biz their first real rest since Sunday. The Syncom 4 satellite, re.sein Only a trace of rain fell on the bling a 14-foot wide hat box, was Discovery, Amerlcii’s third and massive 145,000-acre Hawk Creek pushed out of the shuttle's cargo newest shuttle, roared away from Fire north of Billings, but state and bay on its side, spinning away like its iM .'anside ptid at the Kennedy federal officials took advantage of a flying disc is thrown. The space Sp ice Center at 8:42 a m. E D T milder weather Thursday to get a Thursday two months behind By Gall Collins freighter was over central Africa good handle on the blaze. schedule — for a six-day inaugural United Press International at the time. Retardant bombers flying in "Syncom isdeployed. Houston " flight to ferry ti record three rotation dropped more than 60,000 satellites into space. NEW YORK — After a long career in the record reported Richard Mullane at 9 17 gallons of chemical on hot spots If all goes well, the shuttle's business. Cy Leslie says he has a feeling of deja vu in a.m. E D T. Wonder men become celebrities flight will end Wednesday with a his new job as head of M GM-UA Home Video. within the 150-mile perimeter of "Good news,” replied John Two Manchester men will become even the fire, which damaged or des­ Blaha in mission control. landing at Edwards Air Force risette and McMeans have been with the Ba.se. Calif. "The parallels with the record business are ■ more familiar to town viewers when they troyed some 70 homes and ranch Mullane, commander Henry uncanny." he said. "The new rules for home video a re firm for 19 and 13 years, respectively. structures earlier in the week. Hartsfield, co-pilot Michael Coat's Also on hoard is a collapsible the record rules." appear in television commercials for The Continental Baking Company on But burned-out residents of the and the other crew members. .solar cell array tuat will lower 10 Wonder Bread. Norm Morrisette, left, Bull Mountain area between Bil­ .stories above the shuttle's cargo With 14,000 retailers selling hanie video cassettes Connecticut Boulevard in East Hartford Steven Hawley. Judy Resnik and and Willie McMeans, were among nine lings and Roundup were facing a Charles Walker, launch the third of bay when fully extended and could these days, home video is now where the record is the main supplier of Wonder Bread for new problem in the wake of pave the way for large-scale business was after World War 11, Leslie said. "It was a route salespeople selected to appear in Di.scovery's three satellites Satur­ the state. devastating flames. day to complete the most impor­ electrical generators for NASA’s Gordon L. Brodie Martin M. Keibel modest start-up world. You had entrepreneurs, mom the company’s advertisements. Mor­ "There have been looters," said planned space station. and pop stores." tant objectives of the shakedown Mike Horn, 21, who lost the home UPI photo cruise. Walker, who celebrated his 36th Doctors open new office The parallels will continue as home video he occupied with his wife and The Hughes Aircraft Co., which birthday Wednesday, is on hoard to experiences an eventual shakeout that will eliminate parents. Holy ceremony is paying NASA for the launch Dr. Gordon L. Brodie and Dr. Martin M. Keibel operate a commercial medicine marginal readers and "those less able to merchan­ "People stole things that were service, has leased Syncom 4 to the have announced the opening of their new office, at Fewer people, different jobs factory that will use the weigh- dise wisely," he predicted, "You can't sustain left — our water water trough, our Nabih Berri, minister for South Le­ Navy for $83.7million overthe next 375 E. Center St. in the southern suburbs of the city to tle.ssness of space to produce pure everyone who wants to be in the business." feeder, the fingers out of our baler five years. It is designed to receive They have formed the Manchester Family banon, smiles as he holds two little samples of a lop-.secret hormone. that were worth about $800.” commemorate the disappearance of and transmit voice signals and Medicine Associates. They have practiced in M GM -UA Home Video is a subsidiary of MGM-UA ■The same storm that brought Shiite girls carrying the Holy Koran in Shiite Imam Moussa Sadr six years ago. “That was .some launch," said Manchester since 1978 at 257 E. Center St. in the ‘factory of the future’ data to and from hundreds of Entertainment Co. But in 1982, the parent offered 15 rain to Montana also brought new Beirut Thursday. A ceremony was held mobile military units. Wiilker, a McDonnell Douglas The practice is for family practice medicine: percent of its stock in the bus iness for sale in order to lightning strikes and the fear of Corp. engineer iind the first caring for infants, children and adults. By Steven W. Svre While Mullane and Hawley con­ help reduce its debt load. There will be fewer of them in the said Hagedorn. more fires, but officials said commercial .shuttle flier. "I think Both doctors are recent graduates of family United Press International centrated on launching Syncom. factories and many of those who He believes training and retrain­ enough moisture apparently ac­ it was the best thing going and you medicine residency programs: Brodie at the Separately listed on the New York Stock Exchange, Walker did .some space mainte­ remain will have different kinds of ing will become a big budget item, companied thunderstorm activity just can't beat this. It’s the be.st University of Connecticut Health Center and Leslie's firm has all rights to M GM-UA material for CAM BR ID GE. Mass. - The nance work, fixing a balky gas jobs. getting people ready to work in a to prevent any new flare-ups. around." Keibel at Maine Dartmouth, Augusta. sale to pay tv, home video cassettes and non­ "factoi of the future," a popular separator in the commercial bio­ 7 Hagedorn said the number of more skilled positions that also Virtually no rain fell in northw­ Laborites protesting The National Aeronautics and logical processing mtichine lo­ Brodie lives in Vernon and Keibel lives in theatrical rentals, such as schools and libraries. Its term covering many ideas about Space Admini.stration received people in an industry probably require a broader understanding est Montana, but no change was cated on a wall in the lower level of Manchester. character licensing business includes the famous how to keep manufacturing profit­ about $34 million for the shuttle's "Pink Panther" character. won't drop much, but many of the of an integrated factory — where reported there at the scene of the the two-deck cabin. able, conjures images of vastly triple-satellite delivery .service hut jobs will be in different settings — many tasks are interwoven and third largest of the 16 major fires to The astronauts begtin their se­ Industrial space leased automated plants where robots do the overall cost of the flight was In his earlier career, Leslie saw record sales jump such as companies serving the dependent on each other. hit the state this week. cond day in space at 4:45 a m. E D T from an initial $200 million right after the war to $4 the dirty work and more. factory that once was the central Israeli coalition pact about $1.50 million. The Farley Co., Hartford, has announced the with a rousing medley of military Better robots, bigger and faster A company might typically By 1988 commercial users must leasing of space in the Manchester Industrial billion ayearin 1977. "But this business is growing at a source of jobs. marches — a wakeup call courtesy computers, machines that handle spend 10 percent of their profits to pay their full share of each shuttle Park, Progress Drive, to three companies. much faster clip, " he said. At the end of 1983, there Hagedorn said the development JERUSALEM (UPI) — Leaders solved,” Mapam leader Victor that various issues were being of mission control. Three hours all kinds of materials, computer- prepare workers and service firm flight. NASA officials expect a TEK Electronic Manufacturing has leased were 9 million videocassette recorders in use in the might parallel that of argiculture: of Israel’s two rival political Shemtov said after a night-long discussed. later they had a chance to do some aided design and manufacturing might have to go even higher — to fast-|)aced shutlle schedule to 6,000 square feet of space. T E K manufactures, nation. That is expected to jump to 16 million by the Few er people on the farm, but New groups reportedly agreed to form a meeting with Peres. Leftist Labor whip Yossi Sarid sightseeing. are all involved in plans to make 10 percent of its revenues, Hagen- assembles and sells electronic components. end 1984, and to as many as 24 million in 1985. more working for equipment ma­ national unity government, but "We made clear we can be no said he has also decided to quit his lower launch costs to less than $100 operations more efficient. dorn said. "Ix)oked like it's a niceday at the million each by then. Generix Drug Corp., signed a lease for 6,000 nufacturers, service firms and key members of the Labor Party partners to the kind of unity party “ and probably set up a new cape," said Hawley as Discovery "You're creating a totally new audience every They are the things managers On Saturday the astronauts will square feet of warehouse space. The firm, based other secondary organizations. "American industry really has protested today and threatened to government our friend Peres for- leftist-socialist-Zionist faction in circled the gloln- for the 16th time. year," he said. Initially, he added, people bought are most concerned about: What release Telstar 3, an American in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., already occupies 12,000 He also said businesses that are never had to do a great deal of storm break away from the coalition. muiated with the Likud. We can the Knesset.” He said he believed "We had a good view of it going VCRs to record television programs for later viewing. should they buy and how should Telephone & Telegraph Co. satel­ square feet of space in the park. Generix extremely reliant on their people, training. What training has been The leftist Mapam faction said it neither support it in the Knesset.” several colleagues wou Id follow his over this pass. We heard they hiid a distributes pharmaceutical drugs. "Now, the major interest is movies,” he claimed. they use them in their factories. such as financial services, are might break from Labor as soon as Peres initiated yet another meet­ lite identical to SBS 4 that also But amid ail the technology and done has been invisible (in a step. ■ nice launch there yesterday. Wish Gerber Scientific Products of South Windsor generally alone in giving a lot of next week because it objected to ing with Shamir in Jerusalem depends on a payload assist Movies generally become available for cassette hardware there is a more tradi­ budget). There are usually a we could have .seen it." has leased 9,400 square feet of space. The sales after a 6-month run in theaters. Then the thought to how employees should forms the accord Labor Party leader today, reportedly to modify the module solid rocket engine. number of folks working together Shulamit Aloni of the Citizens The flawless launch of Satellite tional component. Homer Hage- be prepared for work. Shimon Peres struck Thursday Discovery's orbital debut came company plans to manufacture and distribute cassettes have a 6-month exclusive "window" before and a newcomer comes in and he unity government accord. Israel Rights Movement, which is affil­ Business Systems’ SBS 4 Thursday dorn, a management consultant “ I don’t believe people have yet with Prime Minister Yitzhak two months behind schedule be- vinyl products from the Manchester location, the films begin to run on pay television. After another can be trained by his peers. Ali the M IAM I (U P I) — Tropical storm radio said the two men drew up iated with Labor, said she intended vindicated the payload a.ssist mo­ for Arthur D. Little, asks: What really had to face it and they aren’t cau.se of computer problems and while maintaining its other facilities in South year and a half, the films are available for network cost is absorbed by direct labor Arthur, with top sustained winds of Shamir, head of the conservative most of the guidelines for such a to ask the Supreme Court for an dule (PAM ) .solid rockets blamed Windsor. about the people? thinking about it on any leyel.” Likud coalition. engine trouble in June and a television release. costs,” he said. 45 mph and a potential for growth, government Thursday. injunction against formation of a for the loss of two satellites in Under the reported la.st-minute 24-hour delay Tuesday drifted north in the open Atlantic Shemtov said his party’s six unity government under the terms February and ended a .seven "Then they syndicate it, then it comes back to us," agreement. Peres — prime to I’heck for hugs in new onboard Lydall unit names agency Ocean today and a new and larger Knesset members would pull out of concluded by Peres and Shamir. month hiatus in shuttle .satellite Leslie said. minister-designate under a man­ computer programs. storm, Bertha, burst into life Peres’ 44-deputy bloc, leaving She said the agreement for a launches. Adams, Rickard and Mason Inc. of Glaston­ date granted him by President Labor with only 38 seats against But it was clear sailing Thursday bury has been named agency of record by the The public is ten times more likely to rent a video for farther east. rotation of premiership was "It was absolutely the ty|M' of MANCHESTER STATE BANK CUSTOMERS ONIY Chaim Herzog five weeks ago, Shamir's 41-member Likud bloc. for the untried shuttle, with only Composite Materials Division of Lydall Inc., one night or a weekend than to buy it for permanent Bertha, the late-starting sea­ illegal. day you like to have when you’re would become prime minister for Shemtov said he had the impres­ minor problems marring an other- Manchester. The announcement was made by use, Leslie said. While prices probably will come son’s second tropical storm, was "The next two weeks may well deploying satellites," said flight 25 months, with Shamir following sion. Peres and Shamir have wi.se top-notch |M-rformance. AR&M chairman Frederick C. Adams and down on films that have a large potential sales named at 9 a.m. and located at be Peres’ la.st fortnight in the him for another 25. "indeed struck a deai,' ’ but spokes­ Gerald B. West, Lydall’s division president. audience, he said, "when you expect a greater In Order to Properly Serve Our Most latitude 15.0 north, longitude 45.2 political arena,” Israel armed "W e have recommended that men for Labor and Likud insisted Lydall Composite Materials Division is the universe of renters, that's not likely to happen." west, around 975 miles east of forces radio said in a political our Labor alignment be dis­ no agreement has been made and largest U.S. producer of fiber-polymer compo­ Barbados. It was moving west at 15 commentary. Both "2001, A Space Odyssey" and “ Brainstorm," asset, Our Customers. The sites and fiberboard used in automotive, mph with winds of 45 mph. Labor Day 1984 for instance, sell at $79.95. But "Brainstorm” is a \ appliance, footwear, electronics, packaging and Bertha was a larger storm than rental movie while "Space Odyssey" has become MAIN OFFICE and BRANCH WILL BE OPEN Arthur, forecasters said, with industrial markets. something of a collector's item. Monday, Sept. 3, ie Labor Day. ^ Lydall Inc. is a $112 million manufacturer of gales extending outward from the Municipal oMoei: All town offices In Mancheater, Andover,'OoHon center 100 miles to the east and 75 Quake-conscious California products for industry which include engineered SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st and Coventry will be dosed Monday. - . miles to the west. They said some fiber materials and metal, plastic, elastomeric Many movies like “ Brainstorm,” the science fiction Stale and federal officea: Closed Monday. All Motor Vdhicle and fiber components. film starring the late Natalie Wood, do well in VCR 9 a.m -12 noon gradual strengthening was ex­ pected today. Department offices dose at 12:30 p.m. today. Auto emissions AR&M will provide marketing, advertising and rentals after an undistinguished run at the movie Stallone will be open ali day today but will be closed Saturday end public relations support. houses, Leslie said. There are apparently many Forecasters at the National now has plague worries Monday. pictures that are not tempting enough to lure people (Branch Only - open ’til 1 p.m.) Hurricane Center placed the cen­ ter of Arthur at latitude 15.0 north, Poet oMesst there will be regular window hoqrs and mall dallvory Store overkill In Rhody? out of their houses, but with enough appeal to merit A TL A N TA (U P I) - The entire been very high for several years, highly contagious plague pneumo­ FOR REGULAR BANKING TRANSITIONS longitude 58.0 west or about 300 on Saturday.- There will be no regular home mall delivery on the investment of a few dollars in rental fees. southern California area is sus­ said Quan. nia. He recovered following antibi­ WARWICK, R.I. — Rhode Island has too many miles east southeast of Antigua in Monday, but express mall, special delivery and perishablas will be ceptible to an outbreak of bubonic "The principal rodent popula­ otic therapy. Sixty-one people who stores, according to Lloyd Bliss, developer of the the Leewards. dellverad. When M GM -UA issued stock in the Home Video plague, federal health officials tion involved is the ground squir­ had face-to-face contact with him Wariwick Mall. “This storm has been drifting Ubrartes: Both Manchester libraries will be closed Saturday, subsidiary, it estimated the value of its large library I CLOSED MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd -LEGAL HOLIDAY~\ say, with one case already re­ rel, but also the roof rat," said were given preventive treatment. The mall is planning to add several stores soon, slowly northward and this motion Sunday and Monday. The Bentley Memorial Library In Holton Is of old films at $200 million. The catalogue of older ported where the disease was Quan. So far plague has not spread He was the first person since 1924 but Bliss said that adding on to an established I is expected to continue today,” dosed today through Monday. The Booth and Dimock Memorial films has been a big attraction, Leslie said, with good transmitted by a pet cat. to the roof rats, which prefer to live to acquire plague pneumonia in center is different from the rash of new retail said forecaster Miles Lawrence. sales on movies ranging from "The Wizard of Oz” to “ The rodents are there, the fleas close to people in the attics of fection in Los Angeles County. Library in Coventry will be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday,A development taking place in Warwick and Soylent Green." are there and the population of homes. but will be closed on Sunday and Monday. The Andover Public Cranston. Quan said cats increasingly are 24 HOUR BANKING - “INSTANT BANKER” people is there,” said Dr. Tom " I f the plague gets into the roof becoming a factor as vehicles for Library will be closed Saturday through Monday. Potential merchants are willing to settle for Quan, a research microbiologist Schools: All public and parochial schools'In Manchester, any secondary location, he said. rats we have a potentiaily hazard­ the transmission of plague from But the real biggie in the MGM-UA library is yet to over 400 locations In Conn. Inside Today and assistant chief of the plague ous problem on our hands, ’' he said the wild to humans, and dogs to a Andover, Bolton and Coventry will be closed Monday. make it to the home video market. laboratory operated at Ft. Collins, Thursday. lesser extent. The Claremont vete­ WetaSsrs; Some stores will be open on Monday. Company picks distributor 1041 Main St 20 pages, 2 sections Ariz., by the national Centers for Last year there were 40 plague rinarian owned two cats, one of Bephs: All banks will be closed Monday. Some will be open on Disease Control. cases in the western states, the which is believed responsible for Saturday. Rice Packaging Inc. of Ellington and its “ ‘Gone With the Wind' — imagine what you could do Manchester Advice ...... Bubonic plague, known in the most since 1924. So far this year Uguor; All liquor stores will be closed Monday. associate organization. Action Packaging Sys­ with that," Leslie said. "W e'v e got a brand new Business...... the veterinarian's illness. 646-4004 Middle Ages as the “ black death" there have been 20 cases, and Quan tems of Manchester, have been named distribu­ negative, never used. It would make an excellent Classified...... "Thus, Los Angeles — and the Qartiaps: There will be no pickup on Monday In Manchester and MANCHESTER Com ics...... that wiped out half the population said 1984 probably will be the entire southern California area — Bolton. The dumps io'Andover and Coventry will be open regular tors of Labeltronic automated iabel imprinting color film, equal to the most expensive contemporary and of Europe, is spread to humans by production.” Entertainment...... second worst year for human are ’susceptible' to the occurrence hours on Saturday but will bo closed Monday. systems, made by Lowell Systems Inc. of Lowell, 185 Spencer S t Lottery...... fleas that carry the disease from Mass. plague in the United States since of human plague, whether indigen­ Bmergency iNitnbero: In Manchester, emergency phone numbers STATE BANK Obituorles...... rodents. It is widespread in the 1924. Lowell Systems combines personal computers Manchester Opinion...... ously acquired or imported, and are highway, 647-3233; refuse, 647-3248; sewer and water, 647*3111. rodent populations of most of the A case occurred last March in and printers with advanced software, self­ Discussions about what to do with the film, Peopletalk ...... the medical communities of the In Bolton, civil preparedness, 648-6743. In Coventry, town oaraoe 649-7570 western states. Los Angeles County involving a teaching aids anci nationwide service to produce however, are still in the early stages. Leslie said it is Sports...... area and the nation should remain 742-6668. - r - w - “too early " to predict when “ Gone With the Wind” T Television...... The concern of health officials is 35-year-old Claremont, Calif., alert to the potential for plague in label imprinting systems. mMEMBER FDIC Weather...... Manchealer Herakb The Herald will not publish Monday and Ki will be on sale at the corner VCR store. Local Hometown Bank” heightened because rodent popula­ veterinarian who developed bu­ EOE persons with compatible epidemio­ offices will be closed. tions in the Los Angeles area have bonic plague that progressed to logic features,” the CDC said.