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• Since 1881 Vol. XCIX, No. 297 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, September 17, 1980 U )l K H(fMF.T(nt y yEtt S n i ’KR Diner site Bazooka fire H igh"^r for making nrnir abuse film kills Somoza ASUNCION, Paraguay lUPI) - Volkswagen beetle, police said. By LAI RKN DAVIS SHEA Former Nicaraguan President The government immediately lleriilil Keporler Anastasio Somoza was assassinated closed Paraguay's border with by bazooka fire today as he rode in Argentina to prevent the killers from MAMJIKs rKK — If you were looking for a his car in downtown Asuncion, police leaving the country. cup of coffee at the Silver Lane Diner Tuesday said .Somoza arrived in Paraguay, a afternoon, you were out .of luck - not because Police said Somoza, 53, who lied landlocked South American country the coffeemaker was on the blink but because Nicaragua in July 1979 and later took about the size of California, in August the site was selected as a locale for a movie up residence in exile in Paraguay, 1979, about a month after he left that will be distributed internationally. was killed by three men firing a Nicaragua because his National Actors, directors, cameramen and make-up bpzooka at his white Mercedes-Benz, Guard lost ground in bloody fighting artists competed for space with cameras and hitting it with one round. with rebel forces led by the San- kiieg lights, as a Massachusetts film company Also killed in attack were Somoza's dinista army. v came to the diner to shoot a scene for a movie driver and a bodyguard, police said. Paraguayan President Alfredo about child abuse. ' Three other men in a blue Stroessner, a staunch anti­ The film, an original screenplay written by Chevrolet wagon at the same time communist who has ruled Paraguay Smokers William Gove, will be aired over the Home sprayed Somoza's car with with an iron fist for 25 years, Box Office channel as part of a 13-movie submachine-gun fire, police said. welcomed Somoza into Paraguay series about problems in American society. “The driver's body was thrown 60 despite strong objections from op­ Producer Anthony Casella of Educational feet from the car," one officer said. position politicians. Films, Inc, of Abington, Mass., selected a Ed Elfman, a Glastonbury resi- Diner on the Manchester/East Hart- “Somoza's body was all chopped up An Asuncion radio broadcast said, Glastonbury firm to handle the casting duties, dent who plays a role in a film about ford town line, gets made up in by the explosion, but what was left “The information we have right now for the film titled, "Battered. " battered children which is being preparation for Tuesday’s was stuck in the car." is that the body is inside the car vir­ Says Bruce Lloyd, whose wife Suzanne is partially filmed in the Silver Lane shooting. ” (Herald photo by Shea) Police said the attackers had shot tually shredded by the explosives and president of Country People of Glastonbury, more than 25 rounds of machine-gun the body is that of Gen. Anastasio "We brought the business in ' firp into Somoza's car. Somoza." Lloyd said besides casting, the firm also The attackers, who struck at 10:20 Somoza was toppled from power selects locations and does most of the other a m. EDT a short distance from July 17. 1979, by the Sandinista preproduction work, "so the production people Somoza's home, escaped in the blue Liberation Front, which had waged a can come in and smoothly sail through the Chevrolet used in the attack but five guerrilla war for many years against filming." blocks away switched to a his family's 46-year rule. Lloyd said the selection ol the diner was a .. - - - i A case of contacts. "You have to know a lot of people for this job." He said the diner's owner was a personal acquaintance of his. C onvert Other local sites where filming will take Closed campus place are the Soap Factory in Glastonbury and Christ Church Cathedral in Hartford. Late Tuesday afternoon, Wickham Park in Manchester was under consideration as a site, vying with Hartford s Elizabeth Park as the pleases Ludes producer decided which locale ollered the most flowers. year, students didn't lose credit until Production was just beginning on the eight- By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA they cut eight classes. , week project, and Casella was unable to Herald Reporler With enrollments declining in other decide if the film would stay within its $90,000 MANUIESTER -r K,tanc)iester state high schools, and MHS's enroll­ budget. "We've stayed in budget for High School Principal Jacob Ludes ment remaining stable. Ludes said preproduction costs, so we re looking good so Tuesday night declared his satisfac­ "This may be the largest three-year far, " he said. tion with the new closed campus high school in the state by the time Casella was enthused about the project, as policy, as he explained school this year's sophomore class he said he hoped to reach "the average parent regulations to the 120 parents ol graduates." who doesn't realize he's abusing his child" Educational Films Inc. of sophomores attending an open house. Commenting that any institution the Manchester/East Hartford town with 2.000 students "has its warts and with his lilm. Abington, Mass, was shooting a "1 am more pleased in the first "The most shocking thing while we were line Tuesday afternoon. (Herald three weeks of clo.sed campus this blemishes " Ludes said MHS has its planning this —we were at the main Hartford scene for a program about child photo by Shea) school year than 1 was at the same share of drug and alcohol problems To M erit abuse at the Silver Lane Diner on time last year There is a better at­ child abuse olfice, and a mother had just among students. beaten her two-year-old son to death She said mosphere. " Ludes said. "I think the school's problems are she didn't mean to do it. she was giving him a they'll realize they can call to report child abuse in Connecticut, Casella said, adding she The principal said the better at­ small by comparison to other good licking— she did alright —she killed abuse Children sometimes don't know is also serving eis the film's technical advisor. mosphere could be traced to this schools. We don't expect to let ''Best tasting low tar I’ve tried’’report MERIT him," Casella said something is wrong when they're being While concern for battered children is ob­ being the second year of some form problems develop." Lodes urged The film depicts sexual, physical and men­ beaten, some even think they're not loved if vious in Casella's comments, the film com­ of closed Vampus He said the half- parents to contact the staff if they tal abuse ol children and although Casella ad­ they're parents don't beat them, if that is the pany is for profit. How much? No one would go year closed campus experience of know of a substance abuse problem mits some ol it is gory, he added ' It's a gory only kind of attention they've ever gotten," on the record, but one person on the set said last year was good preparation for "It will be treated confidentially, " smokers in latest survey subject" He said the film should be viewed by- Casella said. the 57 minute movie could reap a half million this year's full term of closed cam­ he said. children anyway The film's actors include a woman whose dollar profit after leasing and worldwide dis­ pus. Ludes reminded parents their "I'd like children to see it. because then regular job is as head psychologist for child tribution. The 1980-81 school year marks a students are starting with a fresh return to a strict attendance policy. slate at the high school. "Encourage In recent years, students could leave them to study at the same time, the campus during study halls, with every day. whether they have Taste Quest Ends concealed, a significant majority of administrators trusting them to homew"ork or notr Also, avoid the return for classes. Last year, temptation to let students become Latest research provides solid evidence that smokers rated the taste of low tar Coalition raps CD program sophomores had to earn this slaves to their cars. Many need their privilage by following closed campus cars for work, and we recommend more for rehabilitating or construc­ eommunitv development projects." towns studied, but its block grant rules during the first half of the year By LISA SHKI’ARI) ting new housing, streets or parks. The coalition, with groups ranging program has been beset with working - it's good training, " Ludes MERIT is a satisfying long-term taste MERIT as good as—or better than — This year, sophomores must re­ llrnild Vt u-iii^liiii ilurt-aii Money is awarded by HUD with the from the National Urban League to problems. said But he added. " A lot ol students WASHINGTON — A coalition of 75 the League of Women Voters, studied The study found widespread main on campus all day. throughout stipulation that towns promote in­ work too many hours to support their alternative to high tar cigarettes. leading high tar brands. Even organizations Tuesday came down 36 local jurisdictions receiving block problems in the program ranging the'school term. They can only enjoy tegration and housing for low and automobile. We get the students HO sharply on the federal government's grant money and found that only 16 from inadequate planning, in­ the open campus privilege as up­ moderateincome individuals days We don t want their attention cigarettes having twice the tar. handling of the $4 billion housing and percent of the 36 towns studied had complete records, constantly shifting perclassmen. and then only if they The study found that many cities divided by students' working for Smoker lests Offer More Proof community development program — and counties with grants do not have met annual housing goals two years priorities, slow implementation and have followed school regulations .something they'll have all their lives Smoker Preference: Among the the same program that has caused so the capacity to "plan and implement after these goals should have been "neglect of the most serious local during their sophomore year ol much controversy in Manchester effective programs ' It also said in met housing, economic and social needs." closed campus. to work for " Long-Term Satisfaction: In the Ludes noted that attendance is The coalition, known as the many towns "there is little But the study lay most of the blame "We have found disturbing Ludes expressed his delight with MERIT " the cornerstone of high .school. 95% of smokers stating a preference, Working Group for Community relationship between what is lor the program's ineffectiveness at evidence that many local the turnout and called for the parents latest survey of former high tar smok­ to " stay w"ith us lor the next three Filter ' Development Reform, released a proposed in i a grant i application and the door of HUD, saying the agency's governments have not yet developed Students who don't attend, serve study basically calling the block monitoring program amounts to a the capacity or the political will to detentions. Tho.se who don't serve years ' the MERIT low tar/good taste com­ what in fact happens under the The Open House included a ers who have switched to MERIT, 9 grant program ineffective as program " "paper review." The monitoring improve this sorry record of perfor­ detentions, serve suspensions building tour, a slide presentation ol presently monitored by the Depart­ "The requirement that most of the hasn't worked, said Boyd, because mance," said Andrew Mott, chair­ students who don't, ultimately make the various clubs and class options bination was favored 3 to 1 over high ment of Housing and Urban Develop­ funds must be used to help low and applications reviewed by HUD man of the Working Group. some tough dec"isions ' out of 10 reported they continue available to students and an introduc- ment (HUDl. and said it fails to meet moderate income people is often not seldom “develop goals and plans The coalition still supports the If a student chalks up six unap­ tar leaders when tar levels were the needs of the minorities it was in­ being met, " said Paul Boyd, director which are clear and specific enough block grant program and is not out to proved absences in a single course, tion of administrators and . to enjoy smoking, are glad they tended to benefit of the project. "Little attention has to indicate how the funds will be d.smantle it, said director Boyd. But he loses credit for the course Last counselors The block grant program provides been given to whether minorities and spent and what their impact will be.” it says there needs to be a greater ac- switched, and reported MERIT is the revealed. annual funds to towns of 50.000 or thethe poor are getting jobs created bv Manchester was not one of the 36 countability. cauntability, ■ ■ best tasting low tar they Veci’er tried. MERIT is the proven alter­ Industrial Product! on Index native to high tar smoking. UP 0.5% In A ugust Blind Taste Tests: In tests ,5 4 - D O WN 7.6% from Factory output rises WJecInesclay Aus ust. 197{) M. C n n n o c tic u t . I’age’age <•(. Connecticut Goose Gossage saves Yankee And you can taste it. lt> I nileil I’res* liilerniitionul However, there is some dispute running at an annual rate of 5.6 decision again ... Pirates sinking in where brand identity was Index The list of recession-ending signs among economists on how strong the million units. The federal reserve KKK attorney claims police pennant race ... Page H. 1967 -1 0 0 has been growing in the past few recovery of the recession will be. and St lid the decline was due in part to violated civil rights ... Nautilus Ups and downs in career of Steve months and now there's another one. they note some recession signs, par­ piirts shortages for several models. move to Connecticut gains support Stone ... Page 9. O Philip Morris Inc I Production in U.S. factories is on the ticularly unemployment, will linger Economic relations between the ... State employee union says pen­ sion changes show bias ... Page 2. Kings: 8 mg "la ri'0.6 ingnicoiine— lOO's Reg: 10 ntg"iar,” 0,7 mg nicotine- 148 ■ * rise after falling for six consecutive as the economy recovers. And some world's richest and the world's most Inside today lOO'sMen: 11 mg "la r i'0 8 mgnicoiine av.per cigareiie.fTC.Repori Dec'79 months think high inflation and rising in­ populous nation are improving, and Citizenship Day The production gain, should it con­ terest rates may retard recovery. today President Carter will sign Classified...... 20-22 146 ■ tinue. could signal factories are now Government reports in the past what he calls a "landmark Although it arrived without much Comics .. 23 operating at higher levels and may few weeks have shown increases in agreement" with China on textile attention, today is Citizenship Day. Editorial ...... 4 Warningi The Surgeon General Has Determined begin hiring back those laid off as the retail sales, housing contruction, marketing. The day, the combination of twd Entertainment ...... 12 MERir previous celebrations, “Constitu­ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. recession opened. higher exports and lower imports and The agreement is expected to limit F am ily...... 14-18 tion Day." and “1 Am An American K i i ^ & K X ) ^ 142 The Federal Reserve Board a rebuilding of business inventories. China's expanding exports of textiles O bituaries...... 6 Tuesday said production was up 0.5 If the recession lasted just six arid clothing to this country. A Day," marks the anniversary of People F o o d ...... 13 1 4 0 5 the signing of the U.S. Constitution 4 percent in August after falling con­ months, as the figures are beginning preliminary agreement was signed in Peopletalk ...... 2 140 tinually since February. The produc­ to indicate, it would be the briefest of Ji.ly. Carter announced the signing in 1787. Page 4. Sports...... 7-9 tion index is now at 140.5 percent of the United States' seven economic Tuesday as he campaigned in a Television ...... 12 1 the 1967 base of 100. although it slides sinc.e the end of World War II. Southern textile town. In sports Towntalk...... 6 1 J _ — 11111 ▼ 1 1 11 remains 7 6 percent below August The discouraging economic news Top-level U.S.-China trade talks Manchester High soccer team in Update 2 A S O N D J F MAMJ J A 1979 and 8 5 percent below the Tuesday was a 12 percent August will continue through Thursday in deadlock ... Softball tourney results Weather 2 1979 1980 pre-recession level. drop in automobile assemblies, now Washington. ""I 2 - EVENING HERALD. Wed., Sept. 17, IWO Mpdote. Seniors invited ' EVENING HERALD. Wed . Sent. 17. 1980 - .1 Cancer deaths decrease crisis to a review commission that will consider the fate paigmng, courting Hispanic voters and responding to asbestos hazards. of the 52 American captives in secret sessions, again sharp attacks from President Carter. At the same time it announced grants and interestfree IF YOU HAVEN’T ALREADY... PLEASt PICK UP YOUR NEW YORK (UPI) — Cancer deaths among children raising the possibility of spy trials. The Republican nominee today headed to his rented loans for up to half the cost of inspection and repair would to join classes have dropped 43 percent since 1950 and a California Tehran Radio said ’Tuesday the commission will divide home in exclusive Middleburg, Va., to study for the be made available if Congress appropriates money for BIG SALE CIRCULAR AT A TOP NOTCH NEAR YOU! chemistry class and In and III, business law and speciaiist predicts major treatment improvements the hostages into groups of “spies and political Baltimore debate Sunday with independent candidate that purpose. MANCHESTER- physics. bookkeeping I are open to during the past decade wiil increase the cancer cure rate criminals,’’ and the “spies" would be dealt with more John Anderson. The proposals from the Environmendal Protection Manchester High School in­ in years ahead. severely than the others. vites the town’s senior The social studies senior citizens in the Agency and the Education JJepartment, published in classes of current events, business department. Another doctor reports longterm, follow-up studies of tt^ay’s Federal Register for 30 days of public comment, citizens to participate in western civilization, an­ Dr. Eleanore L. Gowen, those treated successfuily more than 20 years ago for Anderson ends swing are aimed at thousands of schools where asbestos was high school classes. UBERTYBUIE leukemia is being complicated by the fact the patients In the fine arts areas, cient history, economics, vice principal at Carter^s attacks sharper ST. LOUIS (UPI) — John Anderson today wrapped up used as fireproofing, insulation and decoration. - are outliving their doctors. senior citizens are U.S. history, and patterns Manchester High School, is Dinnenmare WASHINGTON (UPI)- President C:arter’s re-election an 11-day cross-country campaign swing before returning But despite the successes of recent years > in treating Hijacked plane returns welcome in the following of human behavior are also coordinating the programs. campaign is using sharper attacks on Ronald Reagan’s to Washington to begin preparations for his crucial She stressed the mingling This walk’s feature childhood cancer, many problenns remain. Cancer is still classes: jewelry, painting open to seniors. past positions on social issues, aimed at putting his rival debate Sunday with Ronald Reagan. MIAMI (UPI) — Despite a stem warning from the of the generations will the leading disease killer of those under the age of 14. The and drawing, textile Spanish I is available in on the defense. The independent presidential candidate had some' Fidel Castro government, two Spanish-speaking males provide a more positive SAUCER disease is expected to strike 6,100 youngsters in the design, art appreciation, the foreign language ,niy49^ Carter returned to the White House late ’Tuesday from troubling matters on his mind — a key one being his in­ hijacked an Atlanta-to-Charleston, S.C. Eastern Airlines band, chorus, oil and department while in the and varied learning en-, United States this year. jetliner to Cube, today. It was the 13th hijacking to Cuba See Our D isplay-Get All The Details a tw o ^ y , four-state marathon campaign swing, happy ability M far to win bank commitments for millions of acrylic painting, and English department, open vironment for both age to learn that one of the popularity polls has put him ahead dollars in loans needed to finance television adverflsinp this year. 'watercolor painting. classes include American groups. The plane, a Boeing 727 with 114 people aboard, of Reagan. In the science literature, theater arts, To register, go to the PRICES EFFECTIVE MON., SEPT. 15 THRU SAT., SEPT. 20,1980. Nuke was aboard bomber returned to Miami at 8 a.m. EDT. As with all previous Asbestos check suggested departments, seniors are and business com­ high school by Sept. 3() f^d hijackings this year, no injuries were reported. WE WELCOME YOUR FOOD STAMP PURCHASES GRAND FORKS AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. (UPI) - A jyelrnme in the honocs munications. ask for Dr. Gowen, or ^all nuclear weapon apparently was aboard a B-52 bomber Reagan in juggling act WASHINGTON (UPI) — Warning 3 million school Only Tuesday Cuba issued a stem warning to its former 647-3529. children and a quarter million teachers and staff may be I ( biology class, the college Accounting I and II, that caught fire while being prepared for takeoff, a state countrymen who came to the United States in the shorthand I, Typing I, II, HOUSTON (UPI) — Ronald Reagan tried to juggle at risk, the government is proposing every elementary freedom sealift, saying hijackers faced imprisonment in official says. The Air Force refused comment. three political balls during a crammed day of cam- The fire, which was confined to the plane’s engine area, and secondary school in the nation be checked for Cuba or a return to the United States for prosecution. broke out Monday night as the craft was being prepared for takeoff. Five people, including one crew member, Federal flood map were injured. i_Peopletalk _ _ Who caught who? Governor loses primary available to public Live and let live — that’s Dean Dillon's” MANCHESTER- The prone areas and boun­ prone areas for residents A Washington state senator has quashed the bid of Gov. philosophy. Especially when the subject in question flood zone map is open for daries along the Hockanum to be eligible for the Dixy Lee Ray, one of the nation’s two women governors, has a mouth full of teeth. public inspection at the River, Hop, Porter, federal insurance. The for Democratic renomination to a second term. The I'ising Nashville counti^ star took time out on Planning and Zoning Bigelow, Lydall and Folly map will be open for public Elsewhere, two Massachusetts liberals won House a recent road trip to Florida for some deepsea Department, in Lincoln Brooks, a flood-prone area inspection for 90 days. primaries 'Tuesday despite Roman Catholic opposition fishing and it wasn’t long before he got a bite — one Center. is defined as those en­ During that time residents he says was “a sight bigger than any trout I’d from the pulpit, and Oklahomans picked a former CHILDREN’S The map, prepared by dangered by a 100-year can challenge areas which prosecutor over the son of former Sen. Robert S. Kerr. nabbed back home.’’ the Federal Emergency storm, a storm which is so have or have not been Thirty minutes later, he reeled his quarry close Management Agency and severe it occurs once in a designated as flood-prone. Panel gets hostage issue enough to the boat to see that he’d hooked a shark. the U.S. Geodetic Survey 100 years. . FAIR The map will be open for The Iranian parliament voted to turn over the hostase Says Dillon, “They asked me if I wanted to bring team, outlines flood-prone The federal government public inspection during him into the boat, but I told them, ‘Hell no! I ain't areas. Those properties began underwriting flood the regular office hours of mad at him so let's not get him mad at me!" identified as flood-prone insurance in 1973 as part of 2977 the Planning and Zoning Dillon says from now on he sticks to fish shorter SEPT. 21.1980 will be eligible for M eral the Flood Disaster Act. Department, Monday and lighter than he is. flood insurance. Although Private insurance com­ through Friday, 8:30 a.m. Uf the insurance is not man­ panies have been reluctant to 4:30 p.m. Nowhere near ... dated, most financial in­ to insure flood-prone Albert Casey thought he was being hired to do a stitutions require it before property. gig at New York’s West End Cafe, but club manager granting mortgages or The town must approve Phil Schaap had an ulterior motive. loans for properties iden­ the flood map, and KEEP SMILING The veteran jazz guitarist showed up for the job MANCHESTER tified as flood-prone. regulations governing KEEP HAPPY Tuesd9y^ight~and walked right into a surprise The map outlines flood development in the flood- 7 9 7 7 \ biftlidayparty. Jlj. WOMEN’5 iOWItl tlMMIAIUII While trombonists Eddie Durham and Leo . "Snub” Mosely played “ Happy Birthday,” and 100 CLUB 70 of his fellow musicians sang along, Casey clouded up. >0 EZ3* Said he, “If I don’t start crying. I’d like to keep on UtlW lAlHtn 9010C A U ® playing for you.” And he did — far into the night, just as he has in years gone by for the likes of Fats Waller and Billie For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/18/80. During Holiday. After all, when you turn 70, you like to do it Wednesday night, showers will fall in the upper your way. Mississippi valley and the north Atlantic states, while mostly fair weather should prevail throughout the rest of ______Your last the nation. The last gig George Burns is in Nashville, taping his first Hard at work country music television special at the Grand 01(' Officers of the Manchester Junior Women’s From left, Mrs. Jeanne Forschino, club Weather forecast Opry, and as usual, the oneliners are flying like Club Monday morning preparing the parking birdshot at a grouse hunt — on and off the stage. treasurer, 46 Litchfield St. and Mrs. Jeanne A few samples — randomly fired at a press con­ lot at (Jerber Scientific Inc., Broad Street, Cronin, 133 Highwood Drive, club president. chance . . Mostly cloudy with showers and a few thunderstorms likely today, tonight and ’Thursday. Highs today in the ference: Manchester, for their children’s fair (Herald photo by Pinto). middle 70s, 24 C. Lows tonight 55 to 60. Highs ’Thuralay 75 On the secret of his longevity — “I smoke 15 to 20 scheduled for Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Pride Furniture of Connecticut is going out of business after to 80. Probability of precipitation 70 percent today and cigars a day. At my age, you have to hold on to 40 years of making fine Early American chairs, sofas and loveseats. tonight, 50 percent ’Iliursday. Winds southerly 15 to 25 something. I drink a lot of martinis and I dance We have been carrying their furniture since we opened our doors 20 mph through Thursday. close.” Connecticut roundup years ago, because Pride meets our standard of excellence. On Dolly Parton — “When I met her, I said hello. ’Twice.” Extended outlook On politics — “I don’t bother with politics. I don’t CUP AND SA VE... THESE COUPONS NOT A VAILABLE IN STORE! Extended outlook for New England Friday through tell Jimmy Carter what to do and he doesn't sing Thursday, Friday, Saturday Sunday: ‘Red Rose Rag.” Klan claims rights loss Massachusetts, Rhode Island & Connecticut: And on advice to senior citizens — “Get out oi bed. I’ve found I can’t make any money in bed.” Generally fair weather through the period. Daytime NEWINGTON (UPI) - An at­ Exam testimony testing would be a prudent safeguard September 18, 19, 20 10 PACK 1M . CAN IXot. CAN highs will be in 70s. Overnight lows will be in the 50s. Think what he’d do with a straight man. torney has charged Connecticut to protect residents of more than 80 MAXWIU HOUSE i 6 PACK Vermont: Chance of showers each day. Highs 65 to 75. violated the civil rights of persons HARTFORD (UPI) - The state’s Connecticut towns where the pipe n e s t e a Q Q ^ Low 45 to 55. Mellowing out searched for guns at public Ku Klux key witness in the New Britain was used. IVc will sell a carload of Pride furniture at price reduction^ never I ICED TEA MIX W COFFEE COKEorTAB ‘tew •••« •••(Alt* LMaOne Maine and New Hampshire: Partly cloudy weather municipal corruption scandal has before offered, ready to put in place in your home, made up in good I WW AdftWpOAl ’<0 00 F M Pw>CA«M U>PI4 OiM Gone are the days when Bemie Taupin and his Klan rallies but state police say they O M U a 8«WI IS au. $«»< $e >M fabrics in varied patterns. “ I Cevwen OM I«a »«»( 14 Won law* M fW with scattered showers and mild. Highs in the 60s north to buddy Elton John celebrated the good life by were enforcing a court ruling testified prominent political and low 70s south. Lows in the 40s to low 50s. civic leaders Angelo Tomasso and Financial mess I smashing up hotel rooms and ejecting the residue ordered to keep the peace. 3top Nolriijl 20 out the window. They don’t do that any more. Attorney Norman E. Whitney, Paul J. Manafort helped fix police HARTFORD (UPI) - Connec­ The Almanac Lyricist Taupin surprised John last week in representing Ku Klux Klan Imperial promotion exams. ticut’s largest state employees union Madison, Wis., where John was busy kicking off a Wizard Bill Wilkinson on a weapon’s . says the state — not the workers — is three-month national concert tour, and the reunion charge, said Tuesday as many as 4,- responsible for the financial mess of By United Press International 000 people at the two weekend rallies was, in Taupin’s words, “Pretty mellow, compared Judge to rule its pension fund. 1"" t Today is W^nesday, Sept. 17, the 261st day of 1980 with to the older days.” could sue the state for civil rights A spokeswoman for the Connec­ 105 to follow. All grown up, right? Not necessarily. Says violations. HARTFORD (UPI) - A Superior ticut State Employees Union also The moon is in its first quarter. Taupin, “There are no more hotel rooms left to Public Safety Commissioner Court judge says he will rule within charged Tuesday the state would be The morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. demolish. We’ve already takeq care of them.’ Donald Long defended the actions of two weeks on a motion to dismiss a discriminating against women if it The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Landlords of the open road will be relieved. the 200 state troopers assigned to suit challenging the state’s education went ahead with a proposal to cut Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. rural Scotland, where Wilkinson’s grants formula enacted by the 1979 state worker retirement benefits by American actors Anne Bancroft and Roddy McDowall Louisia^na-based Invisible Empire of Quote of the day Legislature. up to 40 percent. ■/r were bom Sept. 17 — she in 1931 and he in 1928. the Ku Klux Klan held Connecticut’s New York Times Week in Review editor Barbara Judge John D. Brennan also said he The CSEA sharply criticized a con­ On this date in history: Ifirst public Klan rallies and cross bur­ would rule on a state motion to In 1787, the U.S. Constitution, completed in Slavin, summing up the recent military takeover in sultant’s study which said the state nings in more than 70 years. remove Hartford. Darien and should cut back pension benefits Phiiadelphia, was signed by a majority of the 55 Turkey — the third in 20 years and the second in State police were “merely enfor­ Greenwich as parties in the con­ TheTOS NOTCH SELLS OHl r U S OMeat A CHO/Cf SSSf •f*tt Iht fIMfST IOWA BClfMasters PACKIRS H B P , WtStlRM Sf([R S U r because the retirement plan delegates to the Constitutional Convention. which Prime Minister Suleiman Demirel found cing a court order and all the troversial Horton vs. Meskill case. In 1796, President George Washington delivered his himself ousted by the army: “For Prime Minister otherwise will cost $500 million in 20 searches involved were reasonable The state contends the court years. )USDA( BEEF CUT . farewell address, warning —the American people to Suleiman Demirel, who was detained with dozens of given the circumstances under which I..--- BE YOUR OWN BUTCHER AND doesn’t have the authority to hear Patricia Paul. CSEA vice president PERDUE& v^iiMijFrom Round avoid foreign alliances. other political and labor leaders, there was a sense we were operating,” said Long. claims by attorney Wesley Horton Our famous In 1939, Russia invaded Poland in World War II — 16 of deja coup.” for the union’s Clerical Council, said BONELESS Windham County Superior Court that the funding formula is unfair to the predominantly female clerical FIRESIDE CHAIR WAYBEST Save^Save^Save TOP ROUND days after Nazi Germany moved into the same country. Judge Joseph F. Dannehy issued a large cities. In 1978, the Camp David summit ended dramatically Glimpses workforce would be one of the Reg. $364. STEAKS lb. ban on weapons after Wilkinsoo said Horton, in another suit that was hardest hit if the cutbacks were U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEP BONELESS with Egypt and Israel signing agreements setting the Olympic speed skater Eric Heiden reportedly hasi STARTING AT CHICKEN armed Klansmen would bar npn- taken to the state Supreme Court adopted. 2 Vs to SIRLOIN TIP framework for a Midcast settlement and pledging to sign signed a four-year contract with ABC-TV as a- whites and protesters from Satur­ seven years ago. successfully STEAKS lb. a peace treaty in three months. 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AT MAIN EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, 1980 - 5 t - EVENING HEHALD, Wed., Sept. 17, I960 Panel OKs . Fuel loan plan in jeopardy ^Editorial MANCHESTER — A low repayment rate but that it was not in financial trouble. loans. Families of four were eligible if the Thoughts MBS plan may jeopardize next year’s town fuel loan She noted there may be several reasons for total income was less than $11,440. program for low-inbome residents. the tow rate of repayment, including inability ’The fuel loan program for middle-income MANCHESTER — In an informal meeting Citizenship Day a s According to Diane Wicks, human services to pay. residents had a better rate of repayment, with last night, the Building Committee approved worker, town officials will be meeting to dis­ Town officials will be meeting Sept. 23 with Undoubtedly there’ll be lit­ One difficulty was that the preliminary plans for renovations to cuss the future of the program which provided about 50 percent repaid. Ten residents state representatives from the Department of borrowed about $2,000 and five loans have tle fanfare, but today is Congress lacked sufficient Manchester High School. low-interest loans for emergency fuel needs. IT SHOWS IN VOI R KACK Human Resources and local fuel oil dealers to been repaid. Citizenship Day in America. power to raise money. It The committee’s approved plans, with Although 43 persons used the program last discuss the program’s future. You don't have to tell how you live several modifications, will be sent to the state While noting the low repayment rate of the. .. By government designa­ could only make requests of year, borrowing $6,210 from the $9,000 fund, Ms. Wicks said there may be a decision program for low-income resident, Ms. Wicks ^ O p in io n each day; Board of Education for its review. The renova­ few have repaid the loans. The loan^ are due whether to reinstate the program or revamp it noted the program included no collection tion, the commemoration the states — and, say You don’t have to say if you work tion plans, costing a total of $5.5 million, in­ for next year. Under last year’s program for Sept. 30. procedure, and this could be one of the replaces two special patriotic historians, was perpetually or you play; cludes state funding of about $3.3 million. The Ms. Wicks said there was a “chance” the low-income residents persons with annual in­ problems discussed at the meeting. occasions — Constitution poor. Washington, Hamilton, A tried, true barometer serves in state board reviews the plans to insure state program would not be continued this winter. comes less than $5,875 were eligible for the features we know today. On the land. The convention of the place, codes and building requirements are met. Day, formerly observed on Madison and others repeated­ Philadelphia State House The town hopes to fund the remainder, about However you live, it will show in this date, and “I am an ly declared the government where the Declaration of Sept. 17, 1787 the draft of the 1787, it eventually was $3.5 million, through a bonding referendum. Independence had been Constitution was signed by 39 realized, did its work better your face. ’The voters will decide during the November American Day” once held in ought to be strengthened. The false, the deceit that you bear Panel delays decision Beller’s Music Shop members. than it knew. presidential election whether or not to bond May. A convention to discuss signed. Washington un­ in your heart Is proud to Introduco One by one the states held the renovation. Constitution Day (or commerce and amend the ar­ animously was selected to The first 10 Amendments Will not stay inside where it first In approving the preliminary plans last tome of our now teaching ttafl. conventions to debate and on cafe sale proposal Citizenship Day under the ticles was called for An­ preside. forming the Bill of Rights got a start; night the committee agreed on several present terminology) marks napolis in 1786. Only five Within a week the conven­ ratify the instrument. The For sinew and blood are a th i^ e il changes. Without formal motions, at the end HARTFORD — ’The state Liquor Con­ dancer format offered at the cafe. Foster, were ratified Dec. 15, 1791. of an hour and a half discussion, the com­ Join Chapin the anniversary of the colonies sent represen­ tion resolved in committee Of minimum of nine states was of lace- trol Commission put off until ’Thursday a they claimed, would continue the dancing The last of the amendments, What you wear in your heart, you mittee increased the size of the proposed decision on the proposed sale of the Brass if given permission to operate the jazz sax & flute tatives, but before adjour­ the whole that “a national assured when New historic signing in 1787 of the the 26th, giving the vote to wear in your face. greenhouse by about 10 feet. They also agreed Hammer Cafe to a local woman. business. government ought to be es­ Ham pshire ratified the United States Constitution. ning the delegates issued a the 18-year-olds, was ratified If your life is unselfish, if for to add a storage area and a photographic Alfred M. Ritter Eleanor Jacobs, supervisor of the com­ ’The cafe’s current owners, Curtiss and' Ernie Gross Constitution June 21,1788. Of dark room, and moved the graphic arts room Ellen Heinz, have been fined $750 in the The 13 colonies had no call fbr a general convention tablished consisting of a July 1, 1971. others you live^ mission’s hearing section, said Tuesday clarinet in Philadelphia. Congress en­ supreme legislative, the four remaining states, For not what you get, but how closer to the cafeteria. the absence of one commissioner had last 18 months for allegedly promoting sooner won the The committee also agreed the proposed obscenity. Dancers at the cafe have been two were considered vital to Citizenship Day should be much you can give; delayed the decision. The commission had Revolutionary War than dorsed the plan. executive, and judiciary.” elevator should be repositioned to provide been expected Tuesday to decide the charged for violations stemming from Joe Page If you live close to God in His in­ Ritter retires various groups became dis­ The Constitutional Conven­ The rest is history. There success — Virginia which ap­ observed with thoughtful and access to the swimming pool area and the application of Rhonda Foster. exotic dancing. 5 string banjo finite grace- contented with the articles of tion was not a large gathering was wrangling and acrimony proved it June 25, 1788 by a appreciative contemplation. gymnasium. after 28 years ’The commission conducted a hearing Commissioners, however, pointed out to close margin; and New York, It’s a good time also to re­ You don’t have to teil it, it shows in In August, after considerable constroversy into the sale last Thursday after a group of residents that state law allows for the for­ confederation, which they ... only 55 men. But they were as the hot summer dragged your face. on whether one or two questions should be Jeff KeitMine MANCHESTER - Alfred M. local residents submitted a petition objec­ mat —although they did register sym­ considered too weak fbr men of remarkable ability, on; but there was inspired ef­ which voted 30 to 27 on July read the Constitution and to Author unknown asked, the Board of Directors voted to place a electric bass Ritter retired from the Manchester ting to the proposed sale. About 20 people pathy for their concerns. The com­ 26 for ratification after the pledge anew to uphold it and single question on the November ballot. ’The effective government at well-fitted to produce a great fort and progress, too. Even­ Police Department Aug. 31, Chief signed the statement, forcing the commis­ mission’s job is to decide if the new appli­ Call For Information George W. Webb single question asks voters whether the cant could operate the business within the home or to make the republic document. tually a blueprint for a strong hardest fight of all. make good citizenship under Robert D. Lannan announced Mon­ sion hearing. Pastor project should be approved for the total law. and time arrangements. The Constitution thus that banner an indispensable day. Ritter had been employed by the About six residents attended the hearing of three million people The convention opened tar­ central government was South United Methodist Church, amount of $5.5 million. School officials note A final decision is expected ’Thursday police department for 28 years, and to vent their anger at the proposed sale. respected abroad. dily May 25, 1787 in the old hammered out with the became the supreme law of goal. Manchester the town’s portion is $3,624,376. afternoon. was superintendent of com­ They objected specifically to the exotic Belter’s Music Shop ’The state will pay $1.9 million for the 1013 Main St foRrwotZIHffTAlZTCteSISAA*.- N.E.fA. 80 renovations, plus $1.4 million towards the in­ munications prior to his retirement. Preftotlenol ttaW » drumt. fluto. trumoot otc. Ritter join^ the department July Commentary terest debt. Hu c m 6 21, 1952, and had held positions of With the interest included, the project will patrolman, dispatcher, and finally cost a total of about $9.7 million, over thefe of superintendent of communications. the 20-year bonds. He attended numerous schools and The Building Committee Chairman Paul seminars for training in data Precautionary diplomacy Phillips noted last night the cwlimittee will processing, radiological techniques not try to persuade voters to vote for the By DON GRAFF allegations of several British But in the new atmosphere of renovations. Phillips said the committee’s and communication procedures. Ritter played a key role in implemen­ WHERE ELSE Once upon a time — and not such a residents in Iran, most affiliated limited freedom of expression in role is to provide the plans, and supervise the renovations if it is approved. However, the ting the 911 Emergency Telephone very long time ago — the matter with the Anglican church. China, one publication not only does System, Lannan said. committee will be available for citizens’ probably would have been handled Things really heated up with the not approve of the situation but feels He lives in Manchester with his groups and clubs as speakers for information with the dispatch of a gunboat. British reaction to August’s anti- called upon to denounce male factory wife, Doris. Today, Britain simply calls home American demonstrations by Iranian managers who "run amuck...im­ about the renovation. ... but at REGALS its diplomats and closes the em­ students in London. Some 70 were posing their personal will as law" But the Board of Education and the Parent Teachers Association must handle the majori­ upon unhappy female workers who bassy. It is the low-keyed response to arrested, prompting warnings from ty of the public relations, Phillips said. ^ Correction a typically keyed-up performance by Tehran of a consequent jeopardizing fear to protest. ’The proposed renovations would repair the\ revolutionary Iran. of British interests in Iran. "China Youth. " according to a high school’s leaky roof, install locker rooms, \ MANCHESTER - Due to an error With the U.S. hostage’crisis on hold That was enough for London, which wire report of what looks suspicious­ an elevator, public address system and add an a statement by Malcolm Barlow, until the new Iraniaj/parliament can responded with the embassy closure. ly like an experiment in Western- Democratic candidate for the industrial arts wing. General Assembly’s 12th District decide who is supposed to be running It is also going ahead with legal ac­ style investigative reporting, has un­ covered a situation. at a Shanghai seat, appeared incompletely in the shop, the British have become a tion, including deportation Tuesday’s Herald. fish-processing plant in which primary target for militant Iranian proceedings, against the arrested Death ruled ’The statement should have been, rage. In part because of their past Iranian students. women who make up two thirds of “I was impressed by the showing of PMBS role as the leading foreign interest in There wasn't much to close in the work force were being denied Robert "Skip" Walsh in the Iranian affairs and in greater part Tehran; the embassy staff was down promotion and - much worse — as suicide Manchester senatorial primary. He because of their present close to four and the ambassador had been Communist Party membership. ’The body found on the Glastonbury side of did very well despite being the only the Connecticut River Friday afternoon, has association with American interests. called back to London in June. The The effect was predictably candidate to endorse some form of been identified as Gail Pomerleau, 24, of Hart­ All Brands on Sale! Tehran radio's currently favored Swedish embassy will look after depressing to morale, dampening the income tax. TTie way I read that is term for the British role is women"s interest in their work and ford and her death is being treated as suicide, the voters are as upset as I am with British interests, what remains of “I’m happy to announce that we have finally got the candidates to agree on a according to Wethersfield police. "satellite." Marxist studies. the present regressive tax system in format for the debates.” Police began investigating the dis­ the state. However, I repeat I will While relations have been toucby them. Fewer than 100 Britons are Sexual harassment’’ Not quite, but appearance of Ms. Pomerleau last Wednesday not support a state income tax during for some time, recent weeks have still in Iran. certainly a serious case of male early in the morning. the next two years. brought the arrest on espionage Considering the wrath such a con­ chauvinism. What brought it on was Police said they responded to a call from the frontation likely would have the permanent wave — the preferred Letters woman’s friends at 2 a.m. who said she was Cops charge man hairstyle of most of the women but despondent and that she had intentions of jum­ Quotes provoked in Britain's imperial past. offensive to the tradition-minded ping from the Putnam Bridge. in gasoline theft London’s moves may give the im­ managers. Nay vote Following the call, police investigated the MANCHESTER - Michael L. pression of the lion turning tail. "China Youth" points out that area and found a car registered to Ms. Davis of 195 E. Pershing St., Wind­ "I don’t mean to criticize, but I But in the much-changed present, nothing in the party constitution con­ hospital chairman, who pointed out Foreign Wars of the United States Pomerleau on the bridge with its flasher lights sor, was arrested Monday morning ErmRE STOCK To the editor; think you’re wasting Miss Rona on going. From 5 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday, they look more like the most effec­ the KKK is in direct conflict to Department of Connecticut and charged with fourth degree the “Tiidiy’s Show’ and the nects hairstyles with jobs or post police said they conducted a dragging opera­ tively diplomatic way of dealing with At the regular monthly meeting of almost everything America stands encompasses 32 posts in Hartford larceny. cards and suggests that the factory the Third District VFW, held at Post tion, but could not find the body. ’ITiere were “Tomo' 'ow Show.” Pereonally, Td put a regime that does not respond to for, and what the veterans of this and Tolland Counties Davis allegedly left Bob’s Gulf Self her w.ii. c she can use all of her 254. Hartford. Sept. 12, a resolution no eyewitnesses, police said. diplomacy, and against which the use the shortest possible time." country fought to uphold. Service station at 250 W. Middle Fteg. 17.00 to 21.00 Turnpike without paying his $23.08 talents, and that’s in 'Little House on of force is all too likely to be counter­ They are getting off lucky. If there was launched placing the district on Chester Hanson, Statements supporting the resolu­ bill. Police report they stopped the Prairie’ — with the crescent on productive. had been any Norma Raes among record in opposition to the rally and District Three VFW, ine door." tion were made by Harold Austin, Davis’s car near exit 92 of Interstate In the new China, men and women those women, the chauvinists might past District Three officer of the day, publicity chairman, — Frank Sinalru, in a note to recruitment drive sponsored by Ku 86. are supposed'VfS enjoy complete already have been compelled to and Chester Hanson, District Three and NBC-TV president Fred Silver- Klux Klan in Scotland. Police transported Davis to equality in the labor force. Except agree, to grievance committee senior vice commander. Winnifred Gormlcy. man, who hired gossip eoluminist headquarters where he was that as it works out men appear to be meetings— on work time— under the Tbe measure was introduced by It was passed unanimously. District Three VFW Auxiliary, processed. Davis had offered to pay Rona Barrett. more equal than women. driers. Dr. Albert A. Liebman, district The Third District. Veterans of publicity director. Childran' Hi Mongolii Itarn to rHie a pony when his bill, officers report. The suspect was released on a $50 thay are about four yean old. cash bond and is scheduled to appear Washington Merry-Go-Round in Manchester Superior Court Oct. 6. Anderson’s volunteers may yet land him a grand slam Bv JACK ANDERSON labors succeeded beyond expec­ to train Ills sight:, Israel. South Africa and Taiwan are Enefgy report notes that last year $92,700 The head of the agency drew Sigoit S a g 'll WASHINGTON - The coming tations. Carter once mure. jointly working on tactical nuclear some of the agency’s top consultants "only ” $66,000, and his top aides 2 week may determine whether in­ From this point on, the volunteers’ Surprisingly. Anderson strategists weapons. drew annual salaries of $75,000 and were paid $47,500. Stsc/if / dependent presidential candidate focus will be on fund-raising, to build give his running mate. Patrick IIOIM-; FOR MISSINt;t Reports Reg. «22t0»26 Reg.*27to»3S Reg. *40*45 John Anderson’s "bridge-table ar­ on the base of direct-mall Lucey. much of the credit for the continue to come in from Vietnamese my" can transform a hitherto ho- solicitations that has brought in the renewed vigor of the campaign. refugees and defectors that Berry's hum campaign into a cliffhanger — bulk of Anderson’s campaign money "He's brought back John's sense of American servicemen have been Youth Specialty Shop or even an astonishing, historic j&pt. 2 was a milestone in Ander­ humor." explained one insider seen — alive but incarcerated — in three-way slugfest. son’s slow recovery from his The former Wisconsin governor’s the years since, the collapse of South The term "bridge-table arrtly" was "summer slump" in the polls and in easygoing style, staffers noted with Vietnam. World media coverage occasioned by the satisfaction, has proven to be a good STOREWIDE SALE used approvingly Most of the refugees’ reports are by a top Anderson two national conventions. That was counterpoint to Anderson’s starchy, sketchy or secondhand, but since aide to describe the day when contributions from the puritanical image. 1979, 240 firsthand reports of Free Alterations! the largely major direct-mail solicitation came MISSII.i; MARRI\<;K':' U.S. of­ American prisoner sightings have middle-class, pouring in at a record rate. To date, ficials are increasingly concerned at %QJ|F • Over 20,000 Pairs in Stock I been received. Accounts of defected 20 college-educated the directmail donations to Ander­ the possibility that Israel may arm ALL OUR REGULAR MERCHANDISE volunteers who son’s independent campaign have its American Lance missiles with GIRLS Sizes 4 to 14 • Low, Low Prices! / i have been the brought in $5 million — and the nuclear warheads, which the Israelis communist officials are particularly BOYS Sizes 4 to 20 backbone of the Anderson staff hopes to milk the con­ are widely suspected of having in an persuasive. For example, a former candidate’s campaign so far. They tributors for more on future follow­ advanced stage ol development. city commissioner of Ho Chi Mini' have been derided by supporters ol up appeals. Last year, the United States City (formerly Saigon), who is no« ONE DAY ONLY the major-party candidates as Anderson insiders told my pointedly refused to supply the living in Paris, has stated that ap college kids, suburban housewives associates Jack Mitchell and Bill Israelis with Pershing missiles, for proximately 30 Americans are still THURS., SEPT. 18th and "quiche-eating liberals” Gruver that the campaign s top fear they would be used as a delivery being held in communi.st prisons But Anderson, making a virtue of priority now is to "consolidate the system for tactical nuclear devices. there. (?)„ necessity, is counting on the largest momentum” that began with the The reasoning was that moderate eager unprofessional army since the post-Labor Day outpouring of cash Arab states would be offended at the The Pentagon has virtually given "This is the heretofore undisclosed future draft "Kiddie Korps" worked so support. ’’marriage ” of a U S. missile and an up hope for U.S. citizens officially choice I was telling you about." What they mean is a return to the Israeli nuclear warhead — and that relentlessly for former Sen. Eugene listed at "Missing In Action” But K fteet ts d4s/t ^ m a tt McCarthy in the 1968 presidential sharply worded, issue-oriented cam­ the Soviet Union might respond by because of the sightings reported in campaign Since Anderson does not paigning that made Anderson the dis­ giving the immoderate Syrians a the last couple of years, the Defense 903 Main Street have the resources of the party enchanted voter’s candidate in the counterbalancing weapon. Intelligence Agency has doubled its iBaurliriitrr tiuniimj Unali'i DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER I workers and business or union first place. They explained that Although Israel has promised that Manchester — A City of Village Charm OPEN Dally 6:30-5:30 / Thurs. Night Ul 9’ political action committees available Anderson’s caution in recent months it will arm its Lance missiles with POW-MIA staff, and interview teams was due to his reluctance to make conventional warheads, the potential Founded Oct. 1, 1681 TrI-CIty Plaza j to Jimmy Carter and Roandl have been sent to Southeast Asian statements that might later prove in­ for a nuclear-tipped Lance is there. Reagan, he must make do with refugee camps to gather information. VERNON CIRCLE ' volunteers. compatible with the National Unity In tact. NATO forces in Europe Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, Dally 10 - 9 / Sat. til 5:30' on the missing Americans. Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. $hop early and lelturely 6 dayt, thundayi 'til 9 p.m. Up to now, the independent’s most Platform that was then in the drafting already have hundreds of Lance mis­ idlh lh« help of friendly, courteom $alet ladlet Member. Audit Bureau of Circulation Mambar. Unitad Praia Intarnalionai costly and time-consuming effort has stages. siles equipped with nucleat WATCH ON WASTE: Hiring 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester been the legal and signature-^ But during the past week, Ander­ warheads. The United States made consultants can be a costly way of Stavap Harry. Eiacutiva Editor son associates said, with hi;; platform its Lance deal before the recent dis­ conducting the government’s Cuatomar Sarvica — 647'9(M6 Frank A Burbank. Managing Editor collecting battle to get his name on Raymond F. Robinaon. Edltor-Publlatiar Harold E. Turkington. Editor Emantua the ballot in the various states. His to stand on Anderson has been able turbing intelligence reports that business. An internal Department of h - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, 1980 - 7

minut9$. Some of them are scared study panel’s report on the con­ they are public documents ' Commissioner EMward Coltman said. sion for a billboard which will be 1 ^ . to death, but they aren't as scared troversy surrounding the South “ I've been using the driveway tor removed with the construction of ToumTollr Windsor Community Service Coun­ The use of a driveway on Bran­ 25 years.” Interstate 84/86, if it is ever built. as they were a few weeks ago." Manchester High School Prin­ ford Street, cutting through to Mid­ Steve Stone's Gossage Pirates Ludes' comments were made at cil and the Child Care Board would "It's going to be constructed,” cipal Jacob Ludes commenting on dle Turnpike was termed a Tuesday's Open House for be made available to the public, the The slow, uncertainty of govern­ Edward Coltman. commissioner, rescues sinking the 1980-81 class of incoming students’ “ high-speed raceway" by down and'up sophomores, "They’re bright, sophomores' parents, held after panel's members hesitated for a ment hindered the Manchester said. He swayed the others in gran­ Yanks again in race one area resident speaking before mound career they're energetic, they're having three weeks of school. moment. Then Robert Goldman, Zoning Board of Appeals Monday ting the variance. 6p o fts Page 8 Page 8 the Manchester Zoning Board of trouble with their lockers. They school superintendent, responded: night. The board puzzled over Page 9 Appeals. "That's not high-speed," can't possibly gel to class in five When asked if copies of a special "I am not running them off, but whether to grant a variance exten­ Commission ObitUOfleS. Transit panePs chairman HercJcl Indian hooters in tie James EdwarrI (Fomins Margaret Krum denounces MANCHESTER - James Edward EAST IIARTFORH— Margaret By LEIN ALSTER Simsbury. While the spirit was evi­ which caught inside the right post. got the equalizer 7:49 into the fourth Comins. 75, of 88 Strickland St., hus­ Miles Gatto Krum, 55, of 45 suggests joining district McCluskey Herald Spurlswriler dent, the intensity level against Ldggis, overall, had a stellar per­ quarter on a nice three-way play. band of Claire (Hannon) Comins, Birchwood Road, died suddenly By Conard was not the same. . formance, setting up halfbacks for Dan Riley on the right side sent it died today at Manchester Memorial Maybe the players weren’t Klan work Tuesday at Hartford Hospital. She MANt.UhSIKR — The chairman from fees paid by towns. "I told them at the half we could excellent scoring opportunities on at up and over to Dan Selcow on the left to formally join the district Earl Yost gratified by yesterday’s 1-1 tie with Hospital. was the wife of Clifford F. Krum. of the town Transportation Com­ District planners are now coor­ —although hiassett said he did not see they were really up for Simsbury least two occasions. “ 1 love to see wing. He, in turn, one-timed a left­ MANCHESTER - At its meeting had part Conard High in West Hartford, but Mr. Comins was born in Stafford She was born in Fall River, Mass., mittee has suggested the town join dinating elderly and handicapped have the exact figures available to Sports Editor but that we could see a little let­ that halfback overlap," McCarthy footed pass to Brian Dubiel in the Tuesday night, the town's Human Manchester High soccer Coach Bill Springs June 28, 1905, the son of the and had lived in Springfield and Hart­ the Greater Hartford Transit transit services. In the past it has him. The charge is based on town down,” McCarthy acknowledged, stated, "A halfback for Manchester middle and he steered it home. Relations Commission voted to ford before moving to East Hartford McCarthy remains optimistic about late Dr. Albert Comins and Elizabeth District. assisted the Connecticut Transit population and works out to about a in goof-up “ but we have a lot of young kids and to come up was unheard of but it will Neither side threatened greatly in strongly denounce the activities of 34 years ago. his club. (Tobin) Comins. Authority revamp its routes, and nickel per person. this will happen with a young club. come. the two five-minute overtime the Ku Klux Klan in Connecticut. She attended St. Rose Church, East Calling such a move "the only .ap­ He lived in Manchester since 1935. helped Manchester design an inter­ The membership issue has not yet “ I’m still positive,” voiced the You have to expect it.” "They are trying very hard what sessions. Drafted by Commissioner Carl Hartford and was a member of the propriate thing to do," William A. He retired from Pratt & Whitney town transit plan. been brought before the committee first-year Tribe leader, who saw his The Silk Towners got on the we want them to do and sometimes "The kids are expecting a lot of Chadburn, the statement reads "The Aircraft in 1967 after 33 years with Massett, committee chairman, said Due to be called front and center Democratic Town Committee and for a vote, although it has been dis­ hooters and Chieftains each go to 1-0- scoreboard first at the 5:07 mark of they're trying too hard. But you can themselves and I'm glad they are, " Ku Klux Klan is a racist, cowardly he will take the issue up at the next The town has been making use of Friday night and spotlighted as one the firm. vice chairman of the Seventh cussed. Massett said he knew how 1 for the season with the stalemate, the opening stanza. Midfielder Bob see they're trying and we’ll get , McCarthy stated, "1 consider this a organization with a murderous He was a communicant of St. committee meeting —either Sept. 22 planning services provided by the of the nine honorees at the first an­ Democratic District. She was also a other members felt on the matter but “ The kids are upset because they felt Monaco, making a run down the left better. I just love their spirit." very good start against two tough heritage. While we are convinced Bridget Church; a member of or 29. district for some five years, Massett nual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame member of the Democratic Women's declined to anticipate how a vote they could’ve played better and you wing, fed a pass to striker Sparky Conard almost drew even midway clubs." that they have gained no support in Campbell Council, Knights of Colum­ Club of East Hartford. said. No fees, however, have been induction dinner at the Army & Navy The transit district plans and coor­ might turn out. love to see that.” Laggis. The latter, protecting the through the third stanza but Indian Manchester resumes action Manchester or elsewhere in Connec­ bus; and a member of the Eighth Besides her husband she leaves a paid out for the service. The com­ Club will be Joe McCluskey. dinates transit policies for the He said the town is a member of Manchester began the ‘80 season ball with his body, made a nice spin fullback Scott Cheney cleared a shot Thursday in Enfield against Fermi ticut. it is important that all District Fire Department, Co. 1, for son, A. Dennis Gatto of New York Ci­ mittee chairman said the district has The Manchester native, now a Greater Hartford region. It was the district —the only one in the area last Friday with a 2-1 win over move to his left and fired a grounder off the line. The Chieftains, however. Hieh at 3:30. organizations and individuals who more than 30 years. ty; a stepson, Clifford E. Krum of stock broker on Wall Street in New created by the state but is funded not been pressuring for town funding —whether it chooses to formalize its support basic human rights raise He was also a member of the West Hartford; two daughters, Can­ York City, has enjoyed many primarily through federal grants but said such a move on the town’s relationship or not. However, doing their voices to ensure that this type Manchester Senior Citizens, the dida 1. Munsell of Manchester and memorable moments during a channeled through the Capitol part would be appropriate. so would be “ right and proper,” of twisted thinking gets no accep­ American Association for Retired Lisa Ann Gatto of East Hartford; a lifetime of track competition. Today, Region Council of Governments, and It would cost the town about $3,000 Massett said. Decisions varied tance anywhere. Persons, and the Quarter Century step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Kowalski at 69, he's still taking part in grand "It is not enough to try to ignore Club of P&WA. of New Britain; a brother, Walter H. masters competition. these cowards who parade in sheets Besides his wife, he is survived by Miles Jr. of East Hartford; a si'’ter, McCluskey was involved in one of and counsfll hatred and fear. Not to a son, David Hannon Comins of Mrs. Joseph A. (Eleanor) Gallant of the biggest goof-ups in Olympic in softball play Stolen silver recovered history the first time he wore the speak up can cause them and poten­ Manchester; a daughter, Mrs. East Hartford; and one grand­ tial sympathizers to think that their daughter. red, white and blue colors of the Garvey (Patricia) Fox of .MA.NCIIKSTKR — A local woman identified two suspects .but have today that while the investigation Two close contests and two one­ and Dave Bidwell, Rich Haydesz, beliefs are accepted. Manchester; two sisters. Miss Funeral services will be Friday at United States in the 1932 Summer Tuesday identified as hers $4,774.50 made no arrests. continues the department will be sided decisions were played last Dave Romano and Wayne Ostrout "Especially in an unsettled Elizabeth L. Comins and Miss Esther 9:15 a.m. from the Richard W. Games in Los Angeles, He was also two apiece for Lathrop. Bidwell and worth of silver recovered by police. Included among the recovered checking all leads. night as action continued in the first economy, their sick and distorted T. Comins, both of Boston; and seven on the 1936 team in Berlin. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 New The silver was taken between Sept. 9 About $11,000 in silver was annual Fall "B " Slow Pitch Softball Bob Young each homered. Jim Colla thinking must not be allowed to prey items are a $900 silver bowl and a $1,- America’s premier steeplechaser grandchildren. Britain Ave., West Hartford with a and Sept. 15, police report. reported stolen Aug. 29 from a Tournament. ripped three hits and Lloyd Boutilier on the fears and pressures caused by 290 set of teaspoons. Other items in­ for more than a decade, McCluskey .... A., Funeral services will be Friday at mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at The incident is still under in­ Greenwood Street location. That in­ Cooper Package came up with two and Tim Cooney two apiece for Gus'. poor economic conditions. Their clude forks, knives, a ladle and found himself iq a neck-and-neck 9; 15 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral St. Rose Church. Burial will be in vestigation by the department's other silver tableware. cident is also under investigation and runs in the seventh inning to nip Jeff Woods. Frank Lalashius and venom has no place in a civilized duel with Finland’s great Volmari Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of Soldier's Field, Hillside Cemetery. detective division. Officers have no arrests have been made. Cherrone's, 7-6, in the nightcap at Bruce Davidson each slammed three Detective Lt. Patricia Graves said Iso-Hollo. The pair qualified for the society.” Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. Friends may call at the funeral home Fitzgerald Field while in the opener, hits and Jim Koop and John Kildish finals by waging a red-hot battle The commission will circulate the Bridget's Church. Burial will be in Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. n Lathrop Insurance walloped Gus’ , 19- two apiece for Cooper. Kildish’ single statement to the town's Board of St. James Cemetery. Friends may from start to finish over the hurdles 3. Over at Robertson Park, Vernon in the seventh tied it and Dave Directors and to the statewide Per­ call at the funeral home tomorrow Cadette Scouts and water jumps with the Finn win­ Cine nipped Army & Navy, 4-3, Burnett singled in the winning run. manent Commission on Human ning by inches as both men broke the from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial MANCHESTER - Cadette Girl JOE McCLLSKEY behind two-run innings in the sixth Greg Johnston, Steve McCusker and Rights and Opportunities and the Al SmiRT'SSAYS. . . Olympic record by seven seconds. donations may be made to the Scout Troop 10 will meet Thursday at “ This inexcusable error caused of­ and seventh while AJJiance Printers Gary Kochin each had two hits for Permanent Commission on the American Cancer Society, 237 E. In the finals, with the gold medal at 7 p.m. in the Parish Hall of St. ficials to huddle for nearly half an blanked DiRosa Cleaners, 10-0. Cherrone's, Status of Women. stake, Iso-Hollo scored a clear-cut Center St., Manchester. Action resumes tonight with a pair Mary’s Episcopal Church. victory but a mistake on the part of hour. The decision was finally left up Bob Quaglia and Steve Menschell to McCluskey as to whether or not the of doubleheaders. Manchester Pizza Charged in accident Executive board Scouts are asked to use the Locust the officials cost McCluskey second each roped three blows and Ron Street entrance. entire race would be re-run. opposes Dean Machine in the 6 BOLTON — Karen Muccino of BOLTON — The Executive Board place. Richard two for Vernon. Al Dzima WHY PAY MORE? "1 could never have been more o'clock opener at Fitzgerald Field of the Bolton Women's Club will At the end of the 3,000 meters, and Danny Larson each had a pair of Waterbury was charged with with DeMolay versus Reed Construc­ meet tonight at 7; 30 at 42 Clark McCluskey was second but an official proud of anyone than Joe when he safeties for A&N. following too closely in connection Committee meetings walked to the field microphone and tion in the 7:30 nightcap. Turnpike Road. got confused in his tabulations and with a two-car accident on Route 44A VERNO.N— The Transportation TV takes on Nels Johnson Insurance Bob Watts singled and homered. ruled that the runners were short a said: Tuesday. Luncheon postponed Committee of the Board of Education in the 6 o’clock opener at Robertson Leo Maheux had four hits, Jim lap. "Ladies and gentlemen. There is The driver of the other car was MANCIIE:STER - The gourmet will meet tonight at 6:45 in the school no question about Iso-Hollo's with Acadia Restaurant battling B.A. Thibodeau three and Tom Vecsey and Bernice O'Brien of School Street. On the extra lap. Great Britain’s luncheon planned by the Child & administration building. fntroducto^^ySALHi superiority. As for second place, the Club in the 7:30 nightcap. Dan Jones two apiece for Alliance. Coventry. Police said Ms, Muccino Tom Evanson overtook McCluskey Family Services for Wednesday noon The Computer Study Committee of United States concedes victory to Joe Ruggiero had four hits, Sal Ray Vogt and Bill DiYeso each was treated at Manchester Memorial and was ruled the silver medal at the Welles Country Village in the board will meet at 7:30 p.m. in great Great Britain.” Gallo and Don Kelsey three apiece collected two of DiRosa's seven hits. Hospital for facial cuts. winner. Talcottville has been postponed. A the same building. Revenge was in order the following No court date was given. 'The East Side Irishman didn’t new date will be announced. come home empty-handed as he was week when track teams from Great Cross country roundup ^ invited to the award ceremony for Britain and the United States took the event and presented with a part. The Silk Towner easily defeated bronze medal for third place. Evanson in their favorite event. Friday night, the one-time 4ive- Twin win for Tribe Al SIlFFBtT'S SAYS... The error was never rectified. MMTAG foot, 96-pound McCluskey (when he McCluskey. although disappointed, late in the race and had to settle for did not lodge any official protest. first started running) will find many Manchester High boys' cross coun­ of his friends of another generation try team opened its 1980 dual meet seventh placement. WASHERS and DRYEI present. season yesterday with a pair of wins, Brian Chandler also ran well for Recalled incident Twenty eight members of his 1929 1741 over Conard High and 15-50 over the locals as did Dave Parrott, com­ Big Savings on Maytag Washers and Tom Stowe, former sports editor of graduating class at Manchester Enfield High, in Enfield. ing off a foot problem, who took 16th WHY PAY MORE? Dave DeValve took individual place. Sophomore Sean Sullivan also The Herald, who covered the 1932 High will be on hand in the hall of 300 Dryers, Special Savings on Maytag Games, recalled the incident vividly. diners. honors for the Silk Towners with a did a good job taking 17th placement. 16:08 clocking over a 3.1 mile course. Manchester's next competition is Jetclean Dishwashers, too! Teammates Doug Potter, Andy Saturday in New Hampshire against Wickwire and Tony Barbagallo swept Manchester Memorial High. Change in leadership the next three placements. SAVE on Results: 1. DeValve (M) 16:08 for MVP Potter and Barbagallo are American 12-meter yacht, Freedom, bottom, takes over lead Maytag Heavy Duty Washers sophomores and turned in 16:17 and 3.1 miles, 2. Potter (M) 3. Wickwire 16:28 clockings resepetively. (M) 4. Barbagallo (M) 5. Merritt from the Australian during first leg of America’s Cup Race AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the (C), 6. Craig (C), 7. Murphy (M), 8. Num ber 1: • m louq life • in f(^(.(."er repiiiis Wickwire was caught in 16:27. yesterday in Newport, R.I. Second in best of seven series Peter Murphy was running well for Lunden (C), 9. Chandler (M ), 10. • in ii'piiir costs • in natioiHvidc resumes Thursday. (UPI photo) Manchester but suffered a cramp Manaker (C). areas largest selections of Top pii'fertMu (.' on a national siiia’cv ion askinp consi.iincis which hiaiul of Awards were presented Monday tournament, to East Hartford. (.caslK’i" llu w (I like to ow n) There's a night at the annual Manchester Eric Stepper and Jon DuBois Tech drops opener Name Brand Freezers at Low Legion baseball banquet at the shared the most valuable player M.n,taij VVsishei jii^t ri(jht for vom Legion Home. award on the Junior Legion squad, was fourth for the Beavers with a Australians cry Cheney Tech cross country team lU'i'ds. VI iiir hiiilijel' Chris Petersen was rookie of the Ken Brasa was recipient of the dropped a 27-28 duke to Norwich Tech 16:09 clocking with Luke Jancsek 13 year, Kevin Brophy was noted for Discount Prices ? So why pay morel! most valuable player award, Ken yesterday in Norwich in the 1980 seconds behind in fifth place. Kevin SAVE on Maytag JL best attitude. Bill Hill was most im­ Hill was the top pitcher, Alex opener for both schools. Burnham was eighth and Tim BRANDS YOU KNO Wf w h y s h o p a r o u n d ? a t a l sieffer t-s Britnell and Mike Falkowski shared proved, Scott LaBrec honored as top foul after loss Big Load Dryers "Inexperience hurt us," voiced Fitzgerald 10th for the locals. ■ YOU GET MORE THAN AN APPLIANCE ... YOU GET the rookie of the year award. Jon hitter and Paul Peck cited as best Cheney Coach Al Skinner, “ A couple Results: 1. Schulz (CD 15:52 for FREE NORMAL INSTALLATION, FREE REMOVAL OF • ( 'oinmercially [rroven in self ser Brandt was cited as most improved pitcher. NEWPORT, R.I. (UPD-TheU.S. always been a problem. ' Whirlpool of kids didn’t know when to move and 2.95 miles, 2. Piper (N), 3. Barber Bond laid out plans for a "major OLD APPLIANCE, FREE LOCAL DELIVERY, eiee ku(n(lries • (ientle. eneryy and Eric Gauruder for the second defender Freedom swept the first Frigidaire Bill Ryan, vice president and a couple just got nipped at the wire." (N), 4, Foi-an (C D , 5. L, Jancsek work program” focusing on repairs SERVICE, QUALITY, AND SATISFACTION! straight year received the (CD, 6. Lessier(N),7', Moran(N),8. race of the 24th Am erica's Cup efficient dryiny for permanerrt general manager of WFSB-TV, Cheney’s Ron Schulz took in­ to their innovative flexible mast — a d d GREAT SAVINGS ... THAT'S HARD TO BEAT! Americanism award. match but the Australians stole their rcrifo. REVCO Channel 3, former player for the dividual honors with a 15:52 clocking Burnham (C D , 9. Kieth (N), 10, for the second time in two days. piress and all r>f today's fabrics • Manchester took top honors in the thunder with cries of foul play. over a 2.95 mile course. Nick Foran Fitzgerald (CD . _____ The Aussies were given today off to Cfioose from F.lectronic. Anto regular season of Zone Eight but lost Milwaukee Braves in the National The Aussies lost Tuesday an(i came make the repairs for the second the playoff, and berth in the state League, was guest speaker. back with a blistering charge that f )n," and I'ime Controls • Hly 1^5 match scheduled Thursday. WESTINGHOU Freedom violated a ban on radios to fell The Australians "bendy” mast 1.0,1(1 iJriim v>,ith fiasv A c o ’ss Tribe girls beaten obtain wind information during the allows more of the yacht’s mainsail D o o r • D p front. (>asv to clean /Ip best-of-seven series. Everything comes to an end sooner Lynn Carlson took individual to be exposed to the wind but failed to I.m l h'llter Deadlock again Alan Bond, owner of the yacht translate into superior speed as Bond or later and sooner came yesterday honors for Conard with a 19:25 Australia, accused the Freedom for the Manchester High girls’ cross clocking over a 3.0 mile course. Two camp of receiving “ illegal" informa­ had boasted. Even though an Aussie crewnjen SAVE on Maytag (.m BIi B country team. The Indian thinclads, Chieftain teammates followed before tion via their tender minutes before was sent aloft during Tuesday’s race in field hockey winners of 18 straight dual meets the Scott sisters, Karen and Kim, the 24.3-mile race began. Jetclean to make adjustments. Bond said, over a two-year span, saw that streak annexed fourth and fifth placement But Freedom skipper Dennis Manchester High girls’ field High at 3:3U. “ We’re very satisfied with our mast. Dishwashers snapped yesterday, 21-34, by Conard for Manchester. Maureen Lacey was Conner denied any wrongdoing, hockey team is still looking for its The Indians jumped in front in the IE High in Enfield. sixth for the Indians while Sue saying, "We conformed to the racing There’s a small problem we knew first victory of the 1980 season. first half. A Jennifer Hedlund drive "It’s disappointing in that we may Donnelly and Kim Costello were rules and the New York Yacht Club's about and we’re fixing.” It’s also —not as intently rebounded off the goalie’s pads to He said the problem was confin^ have lost the league title in what ninth and 10th respectively. requirements. Bond and the —searching for its first loss, too. link Laura Potter. She scooped up the could be the only defeat of the Results: 1. Carlson (C) 19:25 for 3.0 to lower spreaders which hold the rig loose ball and pushed it into the b a c / Australian syndicate asked that the season," remarked Tribe Coach Phil miles, 2. Poole (C), 3. Pastizzo (C), radios be turned off and we complied in place. The Silk Towners again yesterda^y of the twine for the 1-0 lead. 'The Australian crew suffered other Blanchette, who led the Silk Towners 4. Karen Scott (M), 5. Kim Scott with those rules 100 percent.” came away tied up in knots as they The edge held up until five minutes equipment troubles, including a to the '79 CCIL crown, “ but now the (M), 6. Lacey (M), 7. Ellis (C), 8. Conner gave a sterling perfor­ deadlocked Wethersfield High, 1-1, in ' remained when Wethersfield tallied broken spinnaker sheet (rope), which pressure is off and we can start Hungerford (C), 9. Donnelly (M), 10. mance, guiding the mailbox-blue CCIL play in Wethersfield. The tie the equalizer on a free hit from out­ training for the state meet without Costello (M). Freedom to a 1:52 victory margin in cost them nearly half a minute on the leaves the Eagles 1-0-1 for the side the circle. worrying ...” moderate but shifty winds on Rhode next-to-last leg. ■-elf ch'aniny Micro season. Potter and Hedlund were offensive Rond, a wealthy Perth land Island Sound. Conner turned a poor Manchester’s next start is standouts for Manchester while Amy developer who bankrolled two Mesh I'llU'i • Thre(J start into a solid lead on the first 4.5- Thursday at home against Fermi Jones did a fine job defensively. Area schoolboy soccer previous Australian Cup challengers, mile leg. level ,l('lwc(sh Sv>t('m Dave MaeVane scored twice and admitted, ” We haven’t had as much MAYIAG Area soccer action yesterday saw The fiery little Bond also com­ sailing as Freedom and that showed South Windsor High edge Glaston­ Chip Szabo and Bud Marley one each plained about churning seas kicked Penney girls victors bury High, 1-0, in a battle of unbeaten as Coventry moved its mark to 1-2. Al up from an enormous spectator fleet up,” Otherwise, Hardy was confident CVC squads. Elsewhere, Coventry Potter accounted for both goals and — upwards of 500 boats — and about Taking the top three places, his yacht measured up to Freedom. freshman Linda Molumphy ninth and High broke into the win column with Norm Harpin registered 17 saves as helicopters flying too low and Penney High girls’ cross country "On a couple of occasions we felt Colleen Slattery 10th for Penney. a 4-0 whitewashing of Stafford, Bolton moved its record to 2-1 with “ disturbing” his yacht’s wind. team topped Hartford Public, 21-38, Bolton High made it two straight the win “ With the helicopters it was really really good about the speed of yesterday at Hartford’s Goodwin Losing start wins with a 2-1 triumph over East Offensive star hectic,” said Australia skipper Australia against Freedom,” said Hardy. "W e’re in for some good P a rk ^ Granby, Rockville High continued to "Gentleman Jim” Hardy, describing Getting off on the wrong foot, STORRS (UPI) - University of 445 HARTFORD RD. MANCHESTER have its problems as it dropped its how the noisy low-flying aircraft races.” TONIGHT TIL 5 647-9997 647-9997 Manchester High girls’ volleyball Connecticut sophomore halfback Joe third straight, 4-2, to Newington, and drowned out his command for a sail Conner spent an unprecedented 315 647-9998 team dropped a five-set decision to Markus of ’Trumbull has been days practicing over the last two n V m ON., THURS., FHI. 647-9998 Senior Cindy Arico took individual in CCIL play. Hall High blanked East change. Penney High, 15-10, 15-8, 5-15, 7-15 selected Yankee Conference football 443-445 HARTFORD RD. 1 / 1 / MANCHESTER. TIL 9 ^ m OF KUMSY • M tKll ST. honors for the Black Knights with Hartford, 4-0, and Wethersfield High It was not clear whether the spon­ years, and said he threw out the and 15-7, yesterday at Clarke Arena. offensive player of the week. shutout Penney, 6^0. soring New York Yacht Club would “ textbook” strategy of 12-meter m OF K £im • M(KF£ SI iocation YHS PtOPlE WHO BRIHC YOU lOW PRICiS A PERSOHAl SlRYICt Marge Botteron, Beth Apter and Markus scored two touchdowns in TUES., WED., SAT. TIL 5 “ Kurt Snyder scored the only goal respond to Bond’s news conference matchracing for most of Tuesday’s teammates Diane Grejdus and Ingrid Krumins played well for the the Huskies 38-7 romp Saturday over THt PSOPU WHO BRIHC YOU lOW PRICES i PERSONAl SERVICE ktfNtr U nil and Mike Flanagan made 14 saves as tirade, which former Cup defender race. Instead Conner said he merely sophomore Kim Chartier annexing locals, came on strong in the third Bucknell, including UConn’s first '^South Windsor ran its record to 3-0, Bill Ficker dismissed by saying, tried to "stay in phase with the wind the next two spots. Vicki Veltri was and fourth sets but couldn’t maintain rushing ^touchdown since the 1978 Glastonbury fell to 2-1 with the loss. “ Well, of course the spectators have shifts.” seventh. Alison Kirwin eighth, the momentum. season.' 8 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Sept. 17, 1980 - «> 6coreboQrd Fall and rise of Stone a team that enables me to Goose too much for Yankee foes OAKLAND TKXAS He is li^uacious and curious, first quarter if I did well,” he s r o i n s ON l \ ■ First Game I win," he claims. "If you come NEW YORK (UPI) - These have six games over second-place much of a stat man. fastballs,’’ said Woods. “ But I tories.” innings. ab r h bl ab r h hi MONTHKAL NKW YORK and his interests extend recalls. "I went in with a 3.15 MAJOR llendrsnil b U 1 U BiverRct f. 0 0 U ab r h bl ab r II bl OAKLAND (NEA) - For a down to the seventh or eighth beyond the confines of a.base- average: they told me, become the saddest of possible words Baltimore. “ I believe the only really signifi­ couldn’t handle them. I knew what Guidry and Oscar Gamble also Mattick was pleased at the way his EVENING Murphy el :i I I I) (irubbrl I 1 0 White II 0 1 1 Wilson el 0 I 0 guy who's prided himself on inning, they’re not going to ballfield. I'tt have any monemoney.’ ” for American League teams facing That makes 16 games in a row in cant stat for a relief pitcher is how was coming, but I couldn’t handle shared in the Yankees’ sixth con­ club battled back against the 7:00 LEAGUE i’aiiedh .'• U 2 0 ()Daviss.s UOOO S4-ol(2b 5. 0 0 0 Baekmn2b 60 10 being able to get by with his blow it." (irti.ss3h 3 IIU (I Oliver if r I 20 r, 0 I 0 Maz/illi lb 4 110 Stone is a gourmet and a Ever resourceful, Steve which the opposition has failed to many times you come in with men on it.’’ secutive triumph. Guidry, making (ID Sport»C«nt«r Ollu’C rf brain, Steve Stone took an There is also a mature « the New York Yankees: Yankees. KluU.s.'ib 2 2 2 2 Slaubib 3 0 10 Daw’son el r 0 0 0 Yongbid rf 32 10 wine connoisseur (and is in the hustled 7:30 LEADERS Annas rl 4 U (I 0 l*ulnani lb I 0 0 0 ('arlore 5 13 1 licno^rsn II inordinately long time learn­ "Now pitching for the Yankees, score off Gossage. Now catch these base and get out of it. I don’t know Gossage faced nine batters and his first start since Aug. 18, pitched “We’ve been close on a lot of oc­ dD Proftttlonal Foolball From .5010 approach and natural intensi­ process of opening a fine eat­ ping pong matches in the local MDaus lb 2 u (HI 7ask (Ih 4 02 1 Cronirl lb 4 2 2 0 Trevino e 4 0 3 2 ing how to become a winning ty to his work that jelled at number 54, Rich Gossage.” statistics. In the last 38 games, he is what my percentage is.’’ threw only one pitch that was not a well before tiring in the seventh and casions, but we can’t get it over the Canada (ion/alr.Ib 3 I 2 U HobiTlsSb roll Parrish 3b 5. 1 3 2 Br i Itell ph 1000 Chicago between seasons, in a Thurman Munson as a Kent in from the bullpen late in the game, rookie season as manager. “I’m 10:00 H ah r h pel Manuel ss 0 0 0 0 Altnon ss 3 0 00 there, tracing back to 1971 sive ment.al preparation * flarrisnss 30 2 0 Hutton nh 1 0 0 0 Reardon p 46th-rioor apartm ent. He State battery. many baseball people believe that he percentage for baiting the club out of Jays’ second baseman grounded cy, 13-13. (ID PKA Full Contact Karate Biii kner. ( hi 128 ri4 KI Itib 3221b it's like John Wayne taking on the in- going to do my darndest to win two JNorns rf 20 10 1 0 0 0 Morals ph 0n 0n 00n n Came up to the before I pitch. I could always wanted to put In a wine cellar, He came from a family of 10:30 11)4 449 73 IV ilZSM iiernzrd ss dians. You know the opponents has been the league's Most Valuable jams has been just about perfect. He meekly to shortstop for the final out. ' “I got tired a lot quicker than I more games so we don’t lose 100. I’m Tetn|ileln Sl I, Tiilal.s V) 4 10 4 Totals 42 2 10 2 1/Ca p 2 0 0 0 Allen p 0000 major leagues with the San throw. 'The mental and the he says archly, but the guy on modest circumstances, but he dD Baseball: Race For The llerniiml/ SI I. 142 .':(l 1(11 171) :u> Oakland UUO UOUOIS (B--4 Bahnsen p 0 0 0 0 Moreno ph 00 0 0 Francisco Giants. He could physical came together at the haven't got a chance. Player this season. was at his best Tuesday nigtit when “When I’m right, nobody’s going to thought,” said Guidry, who has been enjoyed it. We’ve made im­ Pennant ( edenii. Ilou MR iC2 bl 136 3ir Texas 00010001000-2 the 4Sth floor com plaint. scraped through "with money Montn/ pn 10 0 1 Rerengr p 0000 hum the ball; he could gener­ r i ^ l time." “I really haven’t given the Most hit me,” said Gossage. “That’s the 10:40 Ml Brule. I‘hi) I2l 4fH HI 1712 ,3i;i Iv Harrelson. Medieh DP—Te)ias 3 Frvman p 0000 Burrisp 2 000 Above all. thoug;h, Steve I had saved from my bar The golden "Goose" laid some he took over for Guidry in the used exclusively as a relief pitcher provements and I think things will I ni/ limi 141 7. m 312 (.9) KIner'sK orner LOB OaklandS.Texas 10 2B-Murphv. Tainarg ph 0000 Taveras .ss 30 10 ally put it where he wanted it Then why did it take so long always has appreciated his mitzvah — I got around Valuable Player award much way it is. When I’m throwing right, it for the past month. “I was ready to llendritk StI. 141 f4l 71 1(77 3UU more goose eggs on the opposition seventh with two runs in and the get better. 11;30 I’ajic, Oliver. HM-KluUs *3i, .Sosa p 1000 logo. for the distinguished scholar value as a baseball pitcher. A $1,300 and built up some Tuesday night, allowing only one hit thought," Gossage said after posting tying and winning runs on base. He doesn’t matter who’s up there. I felt come out in the sixth but Stan I'.irker I'lii 1/7 474 H> IV illb Henderson SK-(»uerrera Totals 43 12 r. Totals 40 3 10 3 But he struggled along for (ID SportsCenter Crum.ii'iie Mil IV H) 164 :ir IP H KRHBHSO Montreal 00001020002-5 from Kent State University to native of Cleveland, he want­ interest." He skipped his last in 2 2-3 innings in saving a 5-4 victory his 28th save and protecting Ron got Alfredo Griffin on a pop to second that way tonight.” (pitching coach Stan Williams) asked “ If Al Woods could have hit 12:00 Buliitnls SI) 141 571 ff 172 :i)l Oakland New-York 010 OC 00000-3 nine seasons, shuffling off to find the proper mix? ed to go to Ohio State to per­ year of college baseball to dD Professional Football From \meru .in laMHue Norris 1VV2U-8I U 10 2 2 3 I K-Parnsh DD-Monlreal 1. LOB- Chicago — shuttling between for New York over the Toronto Blue Guidry's 14th victory. 'T m really not and struck out pinch hitter A1 Woods “He’s terrific,” said Blue Jays’ me to go one more. I just didn’t have K ab r h pi-l “Einstein didn’t develop his fect his mound skills before sign with the San Francisco Gossage, we’d have won.” Canada Texas Monfreal 7, New York 12 2B- the white Sox and the Cubs manager Bobby Mattick. “If I had I. Brill KC lui :wi 7b irr Meduh 8 r. 1 I I K theory of relativity turning pro. but that school Giants organization, but com­ Jays that increased the Yankees' thinking about personal awards. I to end the threat. enough for anything beyond that. Yeah, and if it rained silver 2:30 VounghltKKi Trevino 2. Speier Wilson for six years and losing as ( iMiper Mil i:r "VI R2 196 T7 Johnson 1 2 I I I I OHiee H it-C arter (25.1, Parrish 114 overnight," he shrugs. wouldn't give him a scholar­ pleted work for his degree. lead in the American League East to know mv stats are good, but I’m not "In that situation, all he throws is him we’d have at least 10 more vie- You’ve got to start in order to go nine iD SportsCenter hiliiiie ( lev IIH 467 7K 161 :I49 dollars, we’d all be rich. Darwin'LIKi' 2 3 2 ^ 3 1 Mazzilli2 S-WiLson SF—Trevino often as he won. Steve is one of the more ship. So he chose Kent State Brought up to the parent 3:00 ( .irew , ( ill l '29 491 68 161 TQ Motlujipilehed lu 1 hatter in9th CiD PKA Full Contact Karate IP II RKHBBSO worthwhile people to talk to because it was close to home. club alter two and a halt Belt Ti'k lt:i 4i&) liO 144 .128 T ; n r A-7.29f Montreal In fact, when he finished 4:30 Hn e is Tex 141 HI? 93 m .126 U a 563332 in a sport not noted for its "I was promised an aca­ years in the minors. Stone Wilson KC IMMM.XM NKWYOHK last season with the Baltimore (ID All-Star S o ccer li'i 627 iir an i24 ab r h hi ab r h bi Bahnsen 100001 cerebral conversationalists. demic scholarship after the started impressively with the S.OO Bumhri B.ilt I4ii 572 104 179 313 Frvman 2 1 0 0 2 2 Orioles, with whom he had W.itMin NN' ir 419 "b 131 313 (irillinss 40 10 Bndlpli2h 32 10 Giants, winning four of his Tigers drive nail 111' Australian Rules Football lorg2b 3 110 Mureer rl 2 111 SoM IW 9-5 I 3 3 0 0 1 3 signed as a free agent, his Miner Tex I4(i 51U 85 IKI 309 first six decisions. Red Sox rookie W'imnIs ph 10 0 0 Udevbr rt 0 0 0 0 .New York major league tally showed 78 Home Buns Davise 0 0 0 0 (iamble It 3 132 Burris 6 7 3 3 0 1 "Then," he remembers. "I N.iUonal laaeue SehmidI Phil.K, Heardon 2 2 0 0 0 2 wins, 79 losses. Hardly the Horner Ml .tl, Murphv MI29 Baker, Howell 3b 4 0 2 1 Piniella If 1 0 0 0 stuff that makes a Cy Young lost a tough game to the Mets, I \ ‘2H Carter Mtl25 Honnell cl 4 0 0 0 .laeksn dh 4 0 10 Allen 2 2 0 0 1 2 and (manager) Charlie Fox into Oriole coffin \tneru .in la-.iRue .lai kson NY 17, AulPdh 4 0 0 0 Spehecrib 40 11 Berenguer >li)-I) 1 1 2 2 I I Award candidate. told me, ‘From now on you no MkliMe Mil35 'Tboinas Mil34 Arinas. Mvbrrvlb 2 111 (eronee 4 0 11 U'.i pitched ti>3 batters m6th. Burns But look at him now. Stone perfect at plate I pshaw 111 1 i U U Dent ss 3 0 10 pitched (o2 batters in7lh longer call the pitches.' Well, Oak 31 Murray Ball29 has been the outstanding BALTIMORE (UPI) - After living Kemp was celebrating his return Huns Balled In Bailor II 3 110 I{ndrigz3b 3 0 0 0 T-1 32 the catcher we had then was Mosehv rt 4 0 2 1 Brown el 2 100 pitcher in the major leagues . by the curve? "ball all season, after an absence of 10 days due to a Nalmnal U'aKue SchmidI Philll)4. no mental giant. I went from BASEBALL Whilt I 2 000 this summer, passing the 20- BOSTON (UPI) - With the “Then I went out and had five hits. Hentlritk StL HQ. (iarvey. LA 96 ST LOriS CHICAGO 4-2 to 5-9.” Baltimore pitcher Steve Stone sore right wrist. Hernandez St L9R. Baker I.A9I) Toionlo5 New York4 2B- lorg. Dent Durham II 5 0 11 Buckner rl 4 110 mediocrity as a pitcher. steps behind, this week’s three-game harder and harder to come by as the 7b ts .'-(y II’z National UdiRue - LeHore Mil 92 one season). into the defending American League but I’d like to beat the Yankees too. Moreno Pill 87. Collins CinhH .Scotl im MavlH'rrv SB—Bn»wn SF— U ndrm rl 5 0 l0K m gm nl1 40 11 In 1976, with the Cubs, his Mii’A.iukn ~ H7 1: Mufcer Kennedy e 22 10Ty.son2b 00 0 0 series at Fenway Park is beginning season wears on. But not this time. IirlfMil 1\ 7H :14 1R MU'8 Birhards SI) 53 champion Oriole’s coffin. It wasn’t an important win for us, but Miierit .in lA-apue llendei.Min Oal 1 Heil/3b 5 0 10 .Inhnson lb 4 113 At the advanced pitching career was imperilled when to shape up as a showcase for two top "I’m seeing pretty much the same < let! I.tii.l 7.1 Til 'll. W i roionto Herrss 3 I 2 0 Thmpsn rf 0 0 0 0 he tore the rotator cuff in his "I felt I had as good control of the it was a big loss for them." I' hi Ki m :ii f«i WilM.n KCbf Dilone Cle\ ."3 1 ru7. age of 33. he has sampled his rookie of the year contenders. pitches that I saw when I first came -Se.i 41 Biiiiibri Ball 4U ( lni \ 'I. 1:M3> 4 .InMartn p I 0 0 I I^zeano el 2 10 0 right shoulder, a grave injury curve as I had had all year,” Stone Oriole manager Earl Weaver liarvm 3 lurg ph 10 0 0 Blackw'll e 4 0 11 first real success as a pitcher. Cleveland’s star rookie, outfielder U I. IVI (ill Pilehink for man who makes his living said after walking five batters and agreed with Stone about the calls by up," he said. "Pitchers always try k leliines New A oik I rreap 0 000 Kellehr2b 3 000 The reason? V lilR (idrv i\V 14 10. 6 Simmns ph 10 0 0 Martz p 2 0 0 0 If you listen to Earl lifting a ball over his head and Joe Charbonneau, was kept on the their best pitch and that’s what I’ve 71 71 •411 17 N.itmnal League , Carlton Phil'22-8 ■ .w giving up six earned runs in an 8-3 Goetz on curve balls. lleusN l.V.mdBibbv Put 17-5 Niekro (.ossdgc S28’ 2 Lillleliidp 0 0 0 0 VVHernndz 00 00 then whipping it forward 90 sidelines with a groin pull in the been getting.” 7u 74 4*#l ly T 2 31 A 2U .‘281 Figueroph 100 0 Weaver, the feisty, crusty Oriole defeat. It was Baltimore’s "Steve had a good curve, but they K'l HU 441 ■£': Hoiilb-il .S,mderson Mil I."-8 Bulhven manager .of the Orioles, it's feet. Other pitchers have Phil T III Niekro Alt I '-14 Caudill p 0 0 0 0 Tuesday night opener, a 9-5 Boston While maintaining loyalty to Char­ I hi. III JC tlT 27'. DF.TIIMIT BAl.riMMHF Totals 35 5 10 4 Totals 31 6 7 6 come from similar damage, sixth toss in its last 12 home games. were catling it a ball,” said Weaver. t .Gil Ir:.i 'R 4(jB :«i Vinerie.m League Slone Balt 23-7. because it simply took Steve victory, but the Sox Dave Stapleton bonneau for the top rookie award, .lohn NA 21-7 Norris O.ik 3)-fl. .ih r II hi ab r h bl SI Louis 011001011-5 this long (0 discover the curve after surgical repair — Stone complained that umpire “We’ve lost three of the last five s -i >n .HI J7 Peletxrl 32 10 Btmibrs il 5 | | 1 Chicago 200I(na3x--6 1 I ui m|.i\ X |{i-M||ls MOiregor B.ili .mil l.ura KC IH-7 among them Wayne Garland was ready, willing and more than Cleveland manager Dave Garcia ad­ Irm inll sh 4 12 1 Dauei 2b 3 12 0 hi—Dillard, DeJesus. LOB-SI UmisH ball was the best delivery in Russ Goetz called his curves "too games with Eddie Murray hitting the ^lmn^xifni.i .11 Kiin>t<4S ( ilv |i|k1 r.un St l7)ULS the Toronto Blue Jays Tuesday. Murray had a double and two .Aineni an Le.igue - Norris Oak2 24 Cowensri 4 120 l)empseve 30 10 hitter," analyzes Weaver. refused to submit to surgery niillit Bri,t K>«>Mn.iii U’M .mil Kriksof Norris, Oak l."9, Gmdrv, NY IV Claney DP [)eiioit 3 Baltimore 2 LOB AM‘-AA Hornandfz T -2 32 A-3 190 With the score tied 3-3 in the iK'lroii h B.iliiinore 7 2B-Murr.iv pitches. Now he'll throw as oles signed him to a four-year Kemp regained the club lead in you can beat a contending team.” I ’d be nervous, but I felt real comfor­ IJ ,ii Mihuuki'v ll.i:iv lb 12 and Tor 137 Bannister. Sea 136 AT 3 5 . fourth. Boston took a 5-3 lead on RBI Mil. In'11 •■-8‘ C T p 111 Saves Crow lev Tr.imtiiell Whitaker Woeken many as 70 curves a game." A . 6 0 0 contract worth $800,000 — a RBIs with 85 after smacking a two- Kansas City third baseman George Brett sits in clubhouse table and got a good pitch to hit.” National League — Suiter CIn 26. luss Hit Biiinlirv 'H> Kemp <19' y \ Lance Parrish belted his 23rd home UfVt’l.mil ll.irktT IMV’ al Bnslon As a kid. stocky Steve used FltCUtZ '■ rather startling investment playing cards with teammates after yesterday’s scheduled game During pre-game batting practive, singles by Stapleton and Jim Rice off iH.ik.’h ' 7,Up III Hume. Cm and Alien. NV 22 Fingers. I'ariish 'ii' run home run in the sixth inning, and run for the Tigers, and A1 Bumbry IP H R KR BHSO to try to wing the ball by xrf. considering the results to that Stapleton had complained of Ross Grimsley, 4-5. The Red Spx hiti-Hl U t'.ntf 21 jl UdItiiiKirf SD21 Tekulve Pitta) VlKTOAl.i.V slicing a two-run single off relief ripped his eighth homer for the was rained out against California. Brett is sidelined with a wrist Amenean league • Qutsenberry KC iK’ii'.il hitters with a 95 mph fast AUU OP MIS point. Kl.m.u’.in 14 12' 7 .1' p tn Morns'W 1414' !> 10 3 3 4 3 swinging badly. added another run in the fifth on Julio I 'liini" LtUkhlinb-H' .il New V«»rk 33 Gossage. NY 28 Farmer. Chi 27 ball. Now he has an 85 mph CAKBee, "We had reason," says pitcher Tippy Martinez that Orioles. injury but is expected to play this week. (UPI photo) Stixldard. Hall and Burgmeier lios22 B.iMim in ab r h hi ab r h bi PHILADFLPHIA pirrsniHGH his curve, he has become a FiRBS Foe The reason shows up when Stapleton. "He warned me about single off starter and winner John nuirx.l,t\ l.o(>e.s2b 2 (I n U Bovster II 4 14 1 ab r h hi ab r b bl Weaver hands him the ball hit) .it .,1 B.iliiiii<>re niktii Kn.i.r. fiiklii Hu.velb 4 00 0 Miiremu’l 3 0 00 er gl06B5T PFlZg.>y'i every fifth day in the starting Baseball meetings Thtn>!.n ph k ') I U Malthw^rl 4 0 0 0 Mi'-Bridurl 4(100 Foliss 4110 Wui3i3R'(> tired and how that can lead to prac­ Carlton Fisk had a two-run single ! until .it New \ 111 k infill lVri'ont2b Oil 0 0 Horner 3b 4 0 2 0 Schimdl3b 32 11 Barker rl 4 120 MINNEXHAIG Steve offers a different rea­ rotation of the Orioles. ticing bad habits which can lead to and Tony Perez added a two-run dou­ \linni x.itj .1' M'lwjukee nuihi Uiwcl 4 0 2 0 Harper It n 0 0 0 I.uzinksiU 2 0 0 0 Easlerll 3121 son for his success. "I'm with (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) t lid iini.i .Il K.inx.i*> (. it\ nik'lit Baker It 4 u U u Chmbls lb 3 0 0 0 Lovi^liopr 0 0 00 MadIckSb 4 0 2 1 18 Holers — Gross, A - slumps. ble for Boston. < Likl.inil .11 Ti'A.k nig’ht tiarvev lb 4 0 0 0 Murphv cl 3 0 10 Tnllo2b 3 0 0 0 Milner lb 40 11 in hands of Kuhn i hii Jkii .Il Ni-aitk* nu-ht ( ev 3h 4 0 0 0 Benedu’t e 2 0 10 Toussant 82: B - Deuse 97: focus on A’s sale I'nxer ph 0 0 0 0 OHc 30 10 ■lohnstn rt 3 0 0 0 Cooper pr I) I 0 0 Dernier nr UOOO (iamer2b 3 0 00 jc - Bohjalian 106: Net, A - A eager e 3 0 0 0 Nahrdns I 0 0 0 0 TORONTO (UPC) - Com­ ties concerned. WTIliNM LKM.l K Maddux It soil Blbbv p 3 0 00 CHICAGO (UPI) — Major league the Chicago White Sox for $20 million Thomas si 3 12 0 Gomer ss 2 0 0 0 Hamer 83-16-67; B - Paquin Jai Alai Bavasi. interviewed in Toronto, I Bowa ss 3 0 10 Saturdav missioner Bowie Kuhn, baseball’s W 1 IM (.B (•till/...... 2 p0 11 Niekro p 2 0 0 0 Itoime c baseball meetings today were to Ohio businessman Edward DeBar- Mi'iilte.il 4 0 0 0 100-29-71; C - Tchaikow 108- WEDNESDAY righter of wrongs, will decide said he was not content to let the Braves continue 81 bl Mondiiv ph 10 0 0 Pocorb ph I 0 0 0 Kuihven p 1 UOO e o o t b a L l * expected to focus on Charles 0. tolo will not be formally reviewed. riul.idelph: 7H f-Cev A’cager |)P Uis Angeles 3, Bitisburvh 012 (U) (A x-3 SOCCER S Levi Strauss and Co. waiting period must occur before the in role of spoiler West 6. Mftu l>iMtf Lkifa and New York Yankees owner the affairs of others." Atlanta I LOB t/isAngeles4 Allania I.MiA-rhiladi'lphiab Piltsburghfl 2B- SOCCER Norlhwesl Catholic al 7. to$«-lartirM iGcM-Zara The other major proposed sale in league can discuss the purchase. W 1. IM l.B h 2B Th<)mas2 Uiw SB Pereonie .S- |•;a-^|pr Madlock IIH -Schmidt i39i SH- $4*1 kU "He (Steinbrenner) was accusing ATLANTA (UPI) - The Atlanta opportunity is still there. However, 1 • VtU'.l HI m :w ■ iuinei Cheney Tech al Frinee East Catholic (girls), 'Si*t ZffM m i George Steinbrenner. DeBartolo has indicated he may Garnt-r Moreno S-Huihven, Maddox m k the American League — the Chicago Braves aren't interested in being the we can't afford to lose many more. ll’'ll>llll< HI iC IP H MKBBB.SO IP 11 BKKBRSO Tech, 3:30 10:30 a.m. SKmtt The Commissioner’s office and the us of throwing a game." Bavasi make an unofficipl appearance at the I iiu irin.tii 78 67 ;J8 « z U)s Angele.s l.Fa«t»4jMa White Sox — will not be reviewed We’ve got to keep on winning." (ioll/'L7-8' 7 9 2 0 2 2 Philadelphia GIRLS VOLLEYBALL IHuzal«arata American League have agreed to in­ snapped. spoilers in the National League race, MLml.i 7h b« 128 b Bulhvefi'L 151(1' 7 8 3 3 4 3 CROSS COUNTRY 3. iMMy-IMra 4. twakii fyni because the mandatory waiting league meeting. He has been lob­ s.m Ki .mi '* 7b 472 14 (aslill.i I 0 0 0 0 0 Windsor al Easi Calholle ICitiMwttUI i Cakiaaa lifbm i SkM-Ztteal Going into Tuesday's game against thank you. They prefer to think of "Whether we make it or not, it's Atlanta Lvle I I 0 0 0 0 Manchester hoys and S.ZeiaMUica vestigate the Toronto complaint that •'.m Ifi :» tA 81 441 IH’z Pittsburgh 6.Ceea*9a 7. laaaki fariMn* period has not been met. bying owners for the past week after been a lot of fun." said Braves Tufid.ii ' Hesults Niekro I VVi: .14' 7 ' I I 0 4 Football 7. Pirtii lhiwt> Lia$a-Caff I. laaa^bliM Steinbrenner made remarks the Yankees in New York, the Blue themselves as contenders — even Blbbv I AA 17-5' 8 .1 2 2 4 4 girls at Manrhester S(*a Iraia i—ii The American League will hold a reports surfaced there was opposi­ though that's admittedly a longshot manager Bobby Cox. "It doesn't ' hit .Ik" b ''I l.uuis ■ Camp S 17 2 1 0 0 0 2 TekuIvcSai' 10 0 0 0 0 Memorial, .N.H. Suk$ iof^wi lUii I questioning the Blue Jays com­ Jays were last in the American >.m !'t.m( 1x1 iiH I mnnn.ilil twtIu'M WP Niekro (mil/ T 2 r A ,11 i79 Blbbv pitched lo3 hatters in9th ime tion to his bid to buy the team. \li>nifi-jir Ni-w S irkil llinninj:> ixi TkH: petitive standards. League's Eastern Division with a 61- separate meeting after what league role. happen overnight but being only six IIBP t)v Blbbv Luzinski I PB-Bli.lines Mmphrv cl * 1 3 2 Cruz II 4 U U I) Herndon rl 4 12 2 Cuncepn ss 2 00 0 million Oakland sale to Strauss dent Charles Feeney announced FmHIl strong pitcher in the opening game of were opening their four-game homes- in 16 tries, it was their fifth straight Garvey is still optimistic the ,\ll TlMU■^ KDT- Bass Ih 3 0 2 1 Cedenoef 2 0 | 0 WuhllrdK "231 Kcnndv2b 2 0 0 0 HKNO. Nev ilP D - AA'eekend East Hartford al Bowling Mrlm Board Chairman Walter A. Haas Jr., earlier this week that the clubs ''t I,iimx I\u( kovK h II y d tih itak " Winlield rl Utioo Usinardct I I 00 Stennetl 2h 5 (I 2 2 Foster II 4 0 0 0 Natiunal Football lA*aKue and cullefie l.lirterti tand against the Orioles with victory: their 12th in their last 15 Dodgers will win the division race Perkiti'erl odds as ttosteil by Harrah s Hemi-Tahi>e Windham 4.0rkaal a crucial series against the requesting an NL meeting on the Ki (ikow H 14 2 3* l< 111 3 0 2 1 Howe lb 3 0 0 0 Murr.iy lb : 1 I 0 [)riessn lb 30 10 lUntm lefthander Paul Mirabella. Stein­ his son, Walter, and Haas Jr.’s son- games: and their 29th in their las( 38. because they^play all of their riiii.iilelphi.i ' Walk 111 ,il I'lllxhuikh Teiidi e lb I UOO Walling lb 0 0 0 0 Pellini ss 3 110 Knight 3b 3 00 0 Sports BtK^Kik East Catholic at ItMi i.CiraMai Baltimore Orioles. Blvtovi'iHll T ifjiiu Sjl.t/.ir 3h 4 0 00 Woods rl 3 0 11 I. Irtaratal in-law, Roy Eisenhardt. designated hitter withdrew their remaining 18 games in California. 12 Sadek < .1 0 0 0 Nolan e 3 110 f 7 1m Bavasi, who was stung by the brenner maintains he was not "We don't like to be called H'lUxt.in I'ofMh il 12 .It 3‘t Windsor Locks at East BLOSSOMS— Marty 1000 Dolroil St L4)uis 7 l.lrtaMJIai*a Ikakii* was announced last month, before it league would finally vote in favor of ''.ir [)'. k" I'iii lieltHTjier 411 .it Iai' Bergmnpb 1000 Combe p 0000 l.bhMo-iMm MagaMlantBal wants an apology. Steinbrenner As it happenned, the Blue Jays beat hits in seven innings Tuesday night. have the advantage playing at ^uMl'nll-4 HI .11 pm Atlanta Miami 3 Catholic, 3:30 Bradshaw 181, Rita Collins lUmk M^cal 4. lamraa flann the rule, which the American League Heynld.s ss 2 10 0 Geronm ph 1000 3. fiwiw-Wirti 4. taaa’Vvrata iUnakia Uiwt can become final. Approval is "We’re not out of this race. We re Ml.ini.i \|..iiil.i li' l2 ‘ .ii Kran* is (ionzal/ ss I 0 0 0 New Orleans BuHalu 1 i Oikaa Miraaiani maintains it's all a tempest in teapot, the Orioles two of four games, to put home, " said Garvey. "We've played Bair p 0 00 0 Windsor Locks at East 175, Bobbi Wood 455, Bar­ S.Mazul-Awl i Faaata-Zarra 7. bwMruraza I UaMMkita expected to be routine. has used since 1973. In its most re­ ' > Blue lii-8 ill f p III Heep ph 1 0 0 0 Burnside p 0 00 0 Houston Baltimore 7 llarpifrCaia and has so far refused to apologize. Baltimore a distant five games only six games behind (co-leading) well there this season and, anyway, fhui mI.»\ V Games Buhle p Ia)s Angeles (ireen Bay 14 Catholic (girls), 3:30 bara Sherwood 469. Sate FiMta-la«a A separate National League cent balloting on the controversial 1100 Hushldr pn I 0 0 0 Un UtfAnu Bill Murray, administrator in the behind New York. Los Angeles and Houston and we've we've been in this kind of race lltxisli.r .it ( ifirinn.it! Unicks rl 0 0 0 0 (.eibrndt p 0 0 00 Seattle New Kngland 2 FIELD HOCKEY TvalHk meeting on adoption of the rule, the National League voted it Vii.ti r,i ,ii S.II1 h r.itit isi.. infill l*uhl rl 2 00 0 Totals % 8 14 8 JolalsTotals 31 I 6 1 Dallas Tampa Bay 6'< Siith: got 18 games yet to go. The cards are before. We know what we have to do Tiilals 35 4 12 4 Totalsr.ilals :D 3 6 3 IX’nvcr San Diego ID Fermi al Manrhester, POWDER PI EE — lOrkaaftUaMi New York offices of the Com­ vih l.ii»-k‘i .ii 1.1‘s Xnkcii's riu’hl San Ff.inciM’o (04 000208-8 1. 2.fan1»4artra IkmAm designated hitter rule has been called down by a slim 5-4-3 margin. to win.” ' ini’, k.i’ui’' *' tii diil»*tl '^an Diego IW ill! 100- 4 Philadelphia N Y Giants lo 3 taaearia Cif— w* k^msfAnsnat missioner said Tuesday an investiga­ stacked against us but we still have a Cmnnnati U010Q0(XV-1 3:30 Laura Rapson 195-177-489, 3.I«»4im 4.Qrkaa»i«aa ]Vnn.mt Baies \t Milam e Houston too (1)1 111) 3 DP San Frannsfo 1. Cincinnati 2 Oakland Washington 3D S.laaMhca llaapaFUMal off. "They took advantage of runners U Smith HevnoWs Curtis. Mum N Y Jet.s San Francisco 4 S MawTini* ilw aM M ra tion has already begun and a judg­ Soccer poll It had been suggested the owners chance. B' I nil' ll I'ress Inlernalmnal 0 l.tiB San Francisco 11 Cin< innati3 2B GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Betty Lamoureaux 177-502, Z.IrtiaaCaiiT I. [aaakia-Iapi I'hrev DP Sjn Diego I . Houston 2 LOB Ctdlege 7,k»ZNii tlrn»4iitl The prospective new Oakland "I can't explain why things go well at second and we didn't although we .North Kxans, Wohliord. Nolan. Dries- East Hartford at Saka kflika ment would be made jointly by the who abstained were simply waiting San DiegoH. Houstonb 2B l.andestov. Harvard ('olumhia 15 Terry Siemenski 178-207, Saki fawiCiti STORRS (UPI) — The University owners have vowed to keep the club \MKBIi \N I KMil K* svn.Oester SB-Norlh2 S-Whitson SF Virginia No Car St 2 American League and the Com­ for you when they do," said Niekro, had men there three or four times," i . IN I I D Smith I II 0 0 0 I i4>ihr.indt 1 3 2 2 Nebraska Iowa I3D \yjatholic, 7:30 Jerry Royster, who went 4-for-4 Dodgers’ situation was their inability in l MM''HI T 3 m -A 3 Pro c pill hed ti>4 halters m ird Piilshurgh Kansas If Fenn 212-200-561. Shelia gather whatever background Boston University was in third Auburn Duke 21) cCastonbury at sial association with major league refused to say whether the Ferguson and drove in one run and scored the to gain a split during two games at ...... Bi“'.,M:r..k IH- II.Milr I| 1 PB Nolan T 2 :a \ - \ 2 it e available to make a judgment. " iH • ; s. ,.t IH I d.ml., t None Dame Mu higtin 3D Price 179-502, .Sue Hale 184- place, Yale fourth. Brown fifth and baseball. He purchased the team Missouri lllimiis r Simsbury, 2:30 Murray said. Jenkins incident would be discussed. other, agreed with Niekro. Houston last week. : I ; • j ' 2i iL.xi n . ,N j.i i! ii St-t ond (iainc' 462, Diane Brennan 193-194- AUTO Alabam.i Mississippi I3D Boston College sixth. i t .. .1 . .11.1 i IM .4 \w.u 7 ilH iA i.ii S1-..ATT1.K MmNTHKAI. NKAA YORK Borkville at Hall, 2:30 while it was in Kansas City and then Jenkins, the Texas Rangers’ “ Everybody thought we were "But we can't look back." said ab r II bl ab r b bi Mri'gon Mich Sl 6 Murray said the investigation Vermont was in seventh. t 11 .'I IrM l.lllill.iml ,t.1 SS,pt4 lit •>.•>, r. ah r It bl ah r h bl SOCCER ,546, Jenny Fenn 453, Marge moved the A's to Oakland 13 years pitcher who was arrested in Toronto through when we lost three to Cincin­ Z’. i:..xi. n t Sept•pt 2 l. I II t U'inou. I 4 2 2 1 ICru/2b 110 0 While I 0 I I AAtlsonel 4 0 10 So C.ilii ,Snuili Carolina IID Lasorda. "1 just like to look at squires II) iss m Delisle 461, Diane Marvin would primarily involve a review of Massachusetts eighth. Harvard ninth ago. on a drug charge, has been suspended 4 u <1 0 Simpson rl 4 0 0 0 Scoilib 4 II I 2 Taveras ss 4 130 M A anderhilt 17 Cilhert at East Catholic, nati," said Royster. "But three out of tomorrow’s game. I don't like to 'Ui'.M I I \i,i I- B.i.ni's 11 4 II 2 1 Mitboin dh 4 0 0 (I MtliCCfl • I 2 0 Ma//illi lb 3 0 0 0 S" Alelhi«lisi m 16 4,58. news dispatches connected with the and the University of Bridgeport While the Oakland deal is expected loliiisii t||r 111 I .1 Bo. htelb .{il'2 0 Aik,in«.i> t iklahoiiu Sl 14 3:13 REPAIRS for the rest of the year by Baseball 1.5 isn't that bad. WeTteed a lot of help think about how many more we have Dawst.n. I 11) 0 II A'. ngbld rl 40 12 © incident and interviews with the par­ tenth. AA 1. IM (.|{ Noidlign It 4IMMI Allen pr 0 0 IIU ( arlei < 4 II I 0 Hendrsn II 4 0 10 l-Sl Colorado 21 Vinal 'I'ech at Cheney to be discussed, the potential sale of Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. to win." Kuiil/ It U 0 U U Mever 11 4 0 11 from the rest of the teams, hut the M ..r'ir,| HI M ••'I ( riHiut lb 4 12 0 Maddox 3b 2 0 0 0 Penn St Texas AAM 2d CUM.I I FF - Bill “Nom* of Mr. Qootimnneh" !'•„.< ,. 7H '-t A|.>irisn2h 4 ooiV’Craig cl 4 02 0 Parnsh3h 2 0 0 0 Baekmn2b 3 0 0 0 Arizona SI Oregon St 21 Tech, 3:30 I :t. If ':'4 I .'lev ( 3 0 0 0 Nair.mt 2 0 10 Speter 4 0 10 Ikmiime 3 0 00 ( alilorma Armv 14D Windsor al Glastonbury MacMullen 142-401, Scott Al'AMIl Al. Mullins 3b 2 0 0 0 KdlerSb 30 0 0 l-eFloro pr 0 I U 0 liombek n 2 110 Stanioid lioslon('oll 7 Smith 170-425. Steve ...... if'nL 17' lli'iiif 'h Sl I'Crii/ ss 2 0 0 0 MemJo/ xh 2 0 10 Palmer p 3 110 Moreno ph 1000 Bloomfield at South • Complete Mectienlcel Service Pjciork ph I 0 0 0 ! ii:i- : >1I,'! > 1' lilt 1 Monlnz ph 0 0 0 0 Jackson p 0000 Windsor Williams 143-403, Carl I'liil >.i' II I..., ., •* I ,1 Avs.is 11 ■I Andrsn ss 0 0 u 0 K.iinox pr UOOO • Collision Ropelr N'-a V.'fk 1 S( {i( i; ,ii Nt t iiuiv I'oials •|i 2 5 2 Tulalx 30 1 I I Bahnsen p 00 0 0 Rockville at Bulkeley Bujaucius 172-445, Scott ( M'j'l l'< J ' Jl ,i’ 1‘iM'U'll gh -2 I lilt ago (in till (01 2 Totals 35 4 9 3 Totals 30 2 7 2 Kelley 1422142-390, Dave Pirates sink with Tekulve^s sinker se.mle iiouuMin I Rocky Hill al Bolton • Auto Pointing ''■M zi Z) .*i 1III. tf.’" .• si(,i ’.'4 r Montreal oouiioua-- 4 >' I'l'.i iiii'ii'fiM ( ''Vpl j. .r n DP Chicago 2 Se.ilUe 1 l.i)B- New York (IQUaHJOU' 2 Bham at Baron Academy Castagna 181-140-431, Emil NEW YORK (UPI) - When Kent the bullpen." nill.ADI.f.|‘||| A ( hic.igo 4 SiMlUe 5 2B Baines 3hh- K- liendcrson. Taveras Benton DP- Tuesdax sSp t(fll .lining IH li"iiif '9< U'liion lilt [.em on'lli SB 3 Cru/ S Montreal 1 LOB- MontrealS. New York Bv United Press International Portland at Covenirv The extra work seemed to help Narron Basketball McAllister 140-400, Rollie • Foctory Trained Technldens Tekulve’s sinker doesn’t sink, the Pittsburgh manager Chuck Tanner. Jerry Royster rapped out four hits, John Littlefield. 5-4, and followed Ed Whitson tossed a six-hitter and 3 2B While OHicc Palmer. Cromartie Chicago • Signed lormer Universilyol CROSS COUNTRY Sept * 27 28 Che ..go'4 Sept i5i ;«) IP H It KB BB SO SB U'Flore S Parrish SF-Scott Irish 171-409, Emil Pittsburgh Pirates do. Tekulve. who entered the game with “We have no control over it, though. drove in a run and scored another to I'll 12 Aw-.v -'i ,i( PiMshurgh '!> ( hit Igo Iowa guard Bonnie (..ester to a multi- Bacon Academy al • Chorge With Moster Charge Bill North and Jim Wohlford had IP H RKRBBSO vear contract Sejii 17 .11 I lui .ig'i • t. Sept U J) 21 iRilsn'W 114)'' 82-3 7 I I 2 1 Palmier! 394, Bill Bronson Hitting Tekulve’s sinker is like two runners aboard and none out in We just have to keep winning our three hits and scored two runs apiece Montreal Dallas Obtained the Cleveland s 1964 Cheney Tech lead streaking Atlanta to its fifth singles by Jim Tracy and Bill at S| Liiui-. 2> Sepl il Zi al Montre.d |-..rmer'S27i 13 0 U 0 0 0 PalmertW'7-4' 8 7 2 2 2 3 • 24 Hour Wrecker Service trying to blast out of a sand trap — all the ninth after Bibby’s three-hit games and not worry about the 3 iM :i I • Se.mle ilr^l round drati choice iiA exchange lor 168-400, Lee Courtney 140, straight victory and the 10th in 16 Buckner. to lead San Francisco. lk)hnsen'S3i I 0 0 0 0 I guard Mike Bralz GIRLS VOLLEYBALL you usually get for your trouble is a pitching over the first eight innings. I'MTsm Pt.ll AlihtiU'l.lUIli 9 5 2 2 3 3 New York Hank Frey 143, Jim Moore others. It makes it tough if you’re tries this season over Los Angeles, T 1 57 A -5 149 Denver Placed guard (iarv Garland Bulkelev at East Calholle Tel. 648<6464 face full of dust. But the sinker hasn’t Tekulve protected the one-run lead t.ame-< Hemaimng -IT Hiime 'l l ' Homback 8 8 2 2 1 3 on outright waixeisand cut guard Buhbv chasing someone but if we keep win­ which remained in a first-place tie in Plul.i'lclphi.i 1 Sr,a 17 NewA'oik :i JacksoniLUD 1 1 2 01 0 146, Mike Lappen 145. been sinking lately and the Pirates and may have kept the Pirates, who ning, something will happen.” Sepl I'.i J) 21 Moiitieal 2' V*pl 22 WP -Bomback T 2 41 A-5'.B32 AAilkersiin the West with Houston. il M Louis 2 Sipi 24 2T ( hii ago (•olden State Waived rtMikie guards ( LKVKLAND BOSTON llolMTt Sx'ott ol Mabaiiia. John V irgil ol find themselves in third place with a now trail second-place Philadelphia American League I M. 1 .1 4 ■ Aw.iv 'h' .It CIm» .igo lot of scrambling to do for a division f 3 S4.pi J. 27. 3i It w Aork '3. ab r tl bl ab r h bi PHILADKLPHIA PlTTSBPKGH North (.'arolina Dick Voithol Haxerlord by V/i games, alive in the East. In other NL games, Montreal Sepl 29 *1 Mtl I iMitine II I 2 I .Nichols cl 4 110 and .lim Brogan ol Wes| Virginia Padres 4, Astros 3 ilannistril 4 110 S(aj)leln2b 5 25 2 abrhhi abrhbi Weslevan title. “I think Tekulve’s pitching was the swept New York 5-3 in 11 innings and Hoselh 4 000 Morenoct 3 00 0 FLETCHER GLASS CO. Jerry Mumphrey knocked in a pair A's 4, Rangers 2 West H.trgrv lb 4 0 10 Fisk c 40 12 Kansas City Siened swingman The sinker was back in midseason best thing I saw out there,” said White Sox 2, Mariners 1 (•ravdh 4 110 Hiee II 5 12 1 McBride rl 4 0 0 0 Foil ss 4 110 Charles ' liavvkexe Avhilnev. their top Ottf JS f««zi aF tipetieM* onuNCHEsnn, 4-2, Atlanta edged Los Angeles 2-1, of runs, including the game-winner W L Pit (iB Harrali 3b 5 0 2 1 Perez lb 4 112 Schmidt 3b 3 111 Parker rl 4 120 tirall 1 hull e Irion North ( amlma State Mickey Klutts crashed a two-run t."s AngvU's KI KI .'69 form Tuesday night and Pittsburgh’s teammate Bill Madlock. “I can’t San Diego tripped Houston 4-3, Chet Lemon belted a third-innipg Dia/ (’ 5. I 1 0 Hobson dh 5. 02 1 l.uzinksi II 2 00 0 Kasler II 3 12 1 loa iiiulii-vear I’ontrai I homer in the ninth to tie the score Houston KI K* :hi Uvigitopr 00 0 0 MadlekSb 4 02 1 COMPLETE AUTO GLASS SERVICE ace reliever bailed Jim Bibby out of remember the last time I saw him with a seventh-inning double, to help homer and scored the winning run in Mannng cl .1112 Kvans rl 4 110 New York Heleaseil lorward t.arr>' Chicago downed St. Louis 6-5 and San and Dave McKay drove in the game- t im inn.ii. 78 67 4'z H...selllal.s 31 3 93 Roger Holt aixl eal< her Brad (iulden (iJiiies Iteinammg >IKi Home >61 Nil hols DP Cleveliindl. B>ston2 LOU tSBENTUl OCIUIlTDISl sink," said Tekulve, looking quite Pirates a 3-0 cushion. Philadelphia to spark Montreal in the opener. In CIcu’land 10 Itoslon 9 2B (irav Philadelphia 00100001-2 Irooithe minor leagues ( im inn.iii -H- Sepl a> 27 28 -Mldnla Stapleton 2 lloMman. Diaz Perez I'lltshurgh UUOOOQDx-______.3 Foolball IWIIW RfPflODIKTKMSP relieved. “It’s been missing for a the second game, the Expos took ad­ and Mumphrey’s double to left Hunter safety course slated '3. Sept .1) (Rl I. 2 Awav -12' al l.Oli Philadeljihiab PittshurghS 2B closed to within 3-1 in the fourth llarriih 3B Kvans SB t)ihme AaUlez Izis Angeli'N Plated tight end Terry Eitmiate Qidlif Ghen while. We were working on it last when Mike Schmidt walked, moved vantage of New York’s shoddy snapped a 3-3 tie. t iminn.iii <2i Sept 17 IH .11 San SF Manning Ka>ler, MadItK’k HR K(hmidli39i SB Nelson on the injured reserved list and George Atkins Sr., will conduct I r.intiMo (3i Sept 19 Ji 21 al San IP II B KH BBSO Garner Moreno S Hulhven. Maddox le-signeil <|uarleibaek Boh la’e week in St. Louis. After we left to second when Greg Luzinski was hit defense to complete an important Diego '2' Sepl 22 .it Atlanta '2' IP II H KH KHSO 1229 MAIN 8T., MANCHESTER at least 10 years is required by law to ( lexeland Philadelphia Sl UiuiN Waiveit tight end Brent oral WM-FMI Ml 5J0 p.a Hunter Safety Classes Sept. 26, Oct. Sept 24 25 at U>s Angeles >3' 0< I 3 (.nmsiv 11.4-5 • 42-3 U h 5 2 1 FUSTICS M STOOI Philadelphia, I was really displeased by a pitch and scor^ on Garry Mad­ sweep. Errors by shortstop Frank take the course before a hunting Hulhven...... il.l5 111 8 3 3 4 3 Cook, sali'tv Aniowaine Hichardsonaiid Cubs 6, Cardinals S Slanton 2 1-3 3 0 0 0 3 linehaekei SiMiiCtuncv s n TU 12 NOOII .100-'/i’’-3/18"-V." about my throwing and the dox’s broken-bat single. Schmidt’s Taveras and catcher Butch ^ n to n in 3, 10, 17, Nov. 14, 21, Dec. 19 at the ( IM 1NNA1I I.vle I 1 0 0 0 0 Monge I 4 3 :i 0 I Piilshurgh AAashiiigton Plan'd tight end Phil Cliff Johnson’s three-ru'n homer rear of 811 Main Street, Manchester. license can be obtained. There is a $2 (■amus Heiiuming Home '7' Bosiiin DiiBms on the iiijuml re.sr'rve list and mechanics of my throwing, so EM Ott 39th homer in the ninth left the the ninth inning paved the way for Houston'2' Sepl |7 IH Sm Diego BihhviW 17-5 8 3 2 2 4 4 54 MtKEE ST, MANCHESTER with one out in the eighth inning Students must be at least 12 and St^pl .11. MM I Allania'3'. 0»t 3 4 ' Tud'U 'VA7-4' 71-3 to 4 3 3 2 Tekulve 'S Jl I (I 0 0 0 (I -igned guard Krme Hughes and (pitching coach) Harvey Haddix Phillies one run shy. Montreal to scored two unearned fee. For details, call Atkins at 646- Manlex'SHi 12-3 3 1 1 0 1 SCREENS REPAIRED Awav 'I...... I Uis .Angeles .3' Si-pl 19 Bilihv pill heil io3 iMiiors in 9th ll'H'kex (Off Center St) OBNIIIAL MOTOU MUtn DmaON anyone who has let a license lapse for IIBP hx Stanton 'Fisk' AAP lirim 1" Nngcles Sigmsl 'te« onil louwl and I worked for about 20 minutes in "I was looking at the scoreboard runs and snap a 2-2 tie. rallied Chicago over St. Louis. John­ 2697 3» 21 .iiS.mFramiMo.2i Si-pi 21 Zi llliP tix Itihhv I Luzinski' PB Boone nIcv T 2 19 A 14 Kit ■h.ilt I li'uce Dave Mm i I'miii lO'l icIc.iM'd .0 s.m Diego >2< Vpl 24 2 .it I 2 Z! A zi zei .|i.ii'i..ii l. Si-(,i j, -27 at * elllei' SvI App*.aiil An Ac: ' v 10 - KVKNlNi; HHRAl.l). Wed.. Sept. 17. 1980 EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Sept. 17. 1980 - 1 1

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Wheeler said Upton has along beaches on the north end of clear grass, mulch and rocks from normal winter level. Among projects planned by in­ requested lake lowering twice to do The Town Council Monday night 1976 to the desired summer level, Woodland Road. This request has their beaches. dividuals with lake or Mill Brook approved the lake lowering request Wheeler said. water rights are; by Ernest Wheeler, zoning and Town projects to be accomplished • repair of the dam at Deknatel wetlands agent, to allow town and in­ during the reduced water level period include cleaning the sluiceway Division of Howmedica Inc. Wheeler dividual cleanup and repair projects. said the dam is leaking into the base­ The lowering operation will begin to the dam, which hasn’t been done Council approves report ment of the suture manufacturing Oct. 1, Wheeler said. It is expected since 1976; installing an extra grill in TV tonight. to end management fight forthaEnglishmanandherdutiesas SOUTH WINDSOR - The Town superintendent of schools and Donald made in the budget for the position. ______EVENING______8:00 tursr rascuas a baautiful girl from a CD Dolly And Carol In Naahvlila the wife of the suspicious Lord villainous noblaman. (2 hrs.) Council Monday night unanimously Gtxxlrich, director of municipal con­ Both boards have ag re^ to the 6:00 CD P.M. Magailna Buntaro. Meanwhile, with civi war 9 SportsCbntar approved of a report and set of sulting for the Connecticut Public plan set up by the panel, according to CD 09 N«wt CD 9 Aii'Star Family Feud The about to erupt, Toranaga makes 999ThaTonightShowGuast: recommendations prepared by a Expenditure Council, was formed Sartor. CD Brady Bunch casta of General Hospital. All My Blackthornethefirstnon-Japanese Tony Bannali. (60 mins.) ( £ Jokar’tWMd Children. Soap and Eight Is Enough samurai. Stars: Richard Chamber- Dava AHan Show special study panel to resolve following a dispute between the ser­ The council also allowed the panel <29 Program Unannouncad will compete for charity. Host: Ri­ lain. ToshiroMifune. (Pt. III. ofafive- g ABC Nawa Nightllna management disputes between the vice group and the board. to continue working with the two 0 0 0 <8 TV Community CollagaiAmar- chard Dawson. (60 mins.) partdrama:2hrs.) 11:35 The service council had dismissed groups until the transition from lean Hlatory CD Baseball Montreal Expos vs 10:00 CD M.A.S.H. Community Service Council and the ® 3-2-1 Contact New York Mels D News 11:50 Child Care Board. all members of the Child Care Board. current policies is made to the new <9 Hogan’aHaroaa 9Movla>(Wastarn)** ‘Rooster ( D 9 Vega$ When three men who 9 Lova Boat-Polka Woman 'The report prepared by the panel “We think we have developed a plan. The recommendations are 9 Jim Rockford; Private ruled the sleazy side of Vegas are Today’s cnipliasis on a .simpler gastronomy sheds new light Cogburn" 1075 John Wayne, Lova B oal-'Ju lia's Dilamma' Julia which was set up by the council to spirit of cooperation between the two scheduled to be put in motion before Invaatigator Katharine Hepburn. A bible- murdered. Dan is hired by a famous is stunnad whan har parents an- on the very eompatihle pairing of eheese and apples. Golden 6:30 thumping schoolmarm joins up with laviryer to clear the militant feminist nounca fhay are getting a divorce. mediate the disputes between the boards that has not existed Jan. 1, 1981. CD ILovaLucy a hard-fighting, one-eyed marshal who is being charged with the kill­ Police Woman-'Shark' two groups in the running of the Child previously,” Goodrich said. Mayor Edward Havens praised the Delicious apples and eheeses can he teamed in so many easy ways (D Tic Tac Dough to capture a gang of incompetent ings. (Repeal; 60 mins.) 12:00 for so many oeeasions! 9 9 9 NBCNawa outlaws who killed her father. (2 ^loaed-Captioned) CD Sanford And Son Care Center, outlined procedures “The board will be responsible for efforts to get the problem resolved. ®<2f)OvarEaay'ThaElclerSt8te8- his.) ^ PKA Full Contact Karate (B) Professional Football From that give the Child Care Board line- running the (Tiild Care Center, " he "It was a credit to the citizens to Wha^conld he more pleasing and light than the eomhination man' ia a program featuring Eric 9 9 9 Real People Welterweight Contenders Bout Canada Ottawa vs Winnipeg or item control over its budget and com­ added. get this problem out front, f Sevaried. Host: Hugh Downs, 9 9 Tha Shakaspaara Plays 9 Heroes: Patton-The Man Saskatchewan vs Toronto of cheeses and Golden Delicious apples, along with a good wine, ^ lo s e d Captioned) 'The Tempest' The last play written Behind The Myth 'Old Blood and 9 Dr. Gena Scott On Hebrews plete control over programs. The report also recommended that wholeheartedly support the report for a sensational appetizer or dessert tray? Or, try eomhining the 9 Bob Nawhart Show solely by Shakespeare.'lhis is a Guts' himself is the subject of this 9 Sgt.Bllko The service council would remain a financial director be hired for the submitted by these professionals. I provocative documentary. Person­ two in colorful salads, no-fuss hieads or spai'kling desserts — such 6:55 mysterious and ambiguous work 12:05 as the “umbrella" agency to the center to handle food services, was a little afraid that we would have 9 Nawa that finds Prospero living on an en­ al letters and diaries shed new light CD ABC Nawa Nightllna as the Golden Tossed Salad with Ghecse, Golden Gheddar Batter 7:00 chanted island with his daughter on the man behind the military 12:25 board, according to the report. transportation and other financial 10 different plans to review," Havens CD CBSNawa Mirande, a spirit Ariel, and a half­ mask. CD Star Trek The panel, made up of Richard Sar­ matter. Goodrich said an appropria­ said. Bread with-Buttery Apple Spread and the Ciolden Apple Nugget CD All In Tha Family 10:30 human Caliban. This production 12:30 tion of $13,000 to $15,000 would be Cream Chee.se Cake pictured here. C D 9 ABC Nawa starsMichaelHorden.Pippa Guard. 9 Baseball: Race For The ^ Campaign Countdown tor, town manager Robert (foldman. CD 9 FacaThaMualc David Dixon and Warren Clarke. (2 Pennant D Hogan's Heroes Golden Delicious are the ideal apples to feature with any of (S) SportaCantar hrs, 30mins.) <9 Connecticut Prime Time 9 Tomorrow a variety of eheeses in cither baked goods oi' for fresh eating 9 Faatlval Of Faith 9 Movie •(Advantura'Drama) 9 Evening At Pope Stephana § Our Miss Brooks 9 Wild Kingdom ***^ "Northwest Mounted QrappelliandBuckyPizzarelli'Con­ 1:00 because their delicately sweet flavor is such a striking complement 9 Nawa Police" 1040 Gary Cooper. ductor Harry Ellis Dickson and the D Adam 12 i Fire Prevention Week 9 Dick Cavatt Show Quest: Q. Madeleine Carroll. TexasRangara Boston Pops are joined by jazz 8 Movie -(Myetery) "Sher- to even the most pm^entK flavored cheeses. .Moreover, the crisp Gordon Liddy, Watergate co- travel to Canada to capture mur­ violinist Stephana Grappelli and lock Holmes and tha Voka of Ter­ flesh of Goldens is unique in that it remains white longer after conspirator and author of the au­ derer andrun into Indian uprising led guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli, whose ro r" 1042 Basil Rathbona, Nigel tobiography 'Will'. Part I by the murderer. (2 hrs., 30 mins.) selections include the Venuti com­ Bruce. Sherlock Holmes fights cutting than that of other apple varieties. 9 Dick Cavatt Show 8:30 position 'Limehouse Blues'. (60 saboteurs who carry out their There are, of course, mans' different sarieties of cheeses with 9 M.A.S.H. D Marv Griffin mins.) threats via radio. (90 mins.) 7:29 9 Independent News proclaimed by officials 9:00 1:30 differing shapes and sizes, most of which arc eompatihle with 9 Dally Number CD Wednesday Night MoWa 10:40 (D Rat Patrol VERNO.N — The Town Council, 7:30 CD Klner'aKomer Some of the rules to follow include the heads of families are asked to Goldens. The sparkling new recipes featured here pair Golden 'Rodeo Girl' t960 Stars: Katharine CD Ufa Of Riley Monday night, proclaimed the week CD P.M.Magailna Ross. Bo Hopkins. The story con­ 2:00 having at least two ways of escape, teach family members to "learn not Delicious apples with a sariety of popular cheeses. All take ad­ CD Family Feud (DCD999Newa of Oct. 5-11 as Fire Prevention Week cerns the wile of a champion rodeo (D Gong Show making sure that the ground can be to burn." They are to make sure bum vantage of the marvelous llas'or potential of this twosome, yet at (D Dating Gama parformerwho pursuesarodeocar- D M.A.S.H. GD Joe Franklin Show on request of George J. TayloV, chief dD Professional Football From CD After Benny reached safely, making sure win­ prevention is practiced in the kitchen ear of her own even when her mar­ 9 M.A.S.H. inspector of the state Fire Preven­ the same time are simpls' prepared. Canada Ottawa vs Winnipeg or riage and pregnancy are seriously 9 Movie-(Musical) "Cabw- 2:00 dows can be opened, keeping calm, by not wearing long, loose sleeves Saskatchewan vs Toronto thraatanad. (2 hrs.) a t" 1072 Liza Minnelli, Joel Grey. 9 USAFRallokuoFllm tion Bureau. close doors against smoke and heat, when cooking or working around the 9 Consumer Reports Praaanta: CD9CharMa'sAngals The angels Set in a Berlin cabaret in t0 3 l,th e 2:30 In conjuction with that week, the if the room is filled with smoke to stove and to keep small appliances Tha G oci Buy Show This fact- aramarkadfordeathwhenKallyand rising tide of Nazism affects the CD Movie -(Adventure) ** GOLDEN CHEDDAR BATTER BREAD packed special entertainingly Tiffany work undercoverascallgirls lives of several individuals. (2 hrs.) "Submarine 0-1" 1937 Pat council also proclaimed Oct. 5 as keep close to the floor, never to re­ and hot pans out of the reach of little scans the consumer marketplace 9 Have Gun Will Travel 1 lo 2 Golden Delicious apples 3 cups flour, divided and Kris discovers a shocking se­ O’Brien. George Brent The lives of "Operation Edith Day” starting at 2 enter a burning building, and for the children. 1 package dry yeast 2 tahlcspoons shortening andolfershelplulhealth. safely and cret about the young woman she's 9 ABC Captioned News the men who work our nation’s p.m. family to assemble at the predeter­ money-saving points. protecting fromthe leader ofapros- 9 Maude submarine force. (2 hrs., 22 mins.) 3/4 cup tvarm water (110 to JIS^F.) 2 tahlcspoons sugar 9 You Bat Your Ufa titution ring. (Repeat; 60 mins.) 11:30 9 SportsCenter EDITH stands for Exit Drills In mined meeting place outside and Families are also asked, if anyone J cup shredded Cheddar cheese 1-1/2 teaspoons salt 9 Big Money ^ Campaign Countdown 9 World Of Laurel And Hardy The Home and it t.-ains families to then notify the fire department. in the family smokes, to make sure 2 eggs Buttery Apple Spread 0 9 MacNaH-Lahrar Report 999ShogunLeftaloneatAniir- D Kojak 2:40 escape from fires. Fire officials also stress the impor­ they use large ashtrays and keep ('hop apnles to equal 1-1 2 cups. Sprinkle yeast on water; stir to dissolve. Add 9 Benny Hill Show 0 to teach Blackthorne the lan­ CD Movie -(Adventure) CD News 9 Odd Couple guage and customs of Japan. Mari- "Spanish Main" 1945 Paul Hen- 2:45 Families are asked to plan tance of closing bedroom doors matches and lighters away from apples, cncese, eggs. 1-1 2 cups Hour, shortening, sugar and salt; beat with elec­ 9 Tic Tac Dough ko is torn between her growing love raid. Maureen O'Hara. An adven- (D Moment Of Meditation emergency exit routes to be used in during the night as it takes a fire small children. tric mixer at medium speed 2 minutes. Witli spoon, beat in remaining flour a little 3:00 case of an emergency such as a fire. Fire prevention week is being held at a time. Cover; let rise in warm place about 45 minutes or until doubled, Heat CD Movie -(Drama) **4 "T a r­ about 10 to 15 minutes to burn batter dow n 25 strokes. Spread evenly in greased 9-1 4 x 5 x 2-3 4-incb loaf pan; nished Angels" 1057 Dorothy On Oct. 5 all families are asked to through a wooden door. in conjunction with the anniversary smootli top with floured hand, (aiver and let rise 35 to 40 minutes or until Malone, Rock Hudson. A new­ conduct a mock emergenev exit. In connection with fire prevention. date of the Chicago fire of 1871. doubled. Do not let dough rise too long. Bake at 37.5°F. 45 to 55 niinutc.s or W e d n e sd a y spaperman assigned to cover a until loaf lias a hollow .sound wlieii tapped. Hemove from pan at once; cool on barnstorming air circus at the Mardi • wire rack. .Makes 1 loaf. Serw with Hutlei\ Apple Spread Gras, becomes involved In the fiveo of a World War I ace, his parachute Buttery Apple Spread: Pare, core and .slice 1 Golden Delicious apple; place in jumping wife and hla neglected Women^s club plans supper small saucepan along with I tal)le.spoon water, Cover tightly and cook over sons. (2 hrs.) medium heat until apple can be easily mashed with fork. Mash apple with fork; Does the wife of a cham­ (B) PKA FuH Contact Karat* Anyone interested in pion rodeo performer have BOLTON - The Bolton The club was organized Taksar, vice president; cool. With electric mixer beat 1 2 cup soft butter until light and fluffy. Gradually Welterweight Contenders Bout joining the club may attend add mashed apple; beat until thoroughly mixed. Makes about 1 cup spread. the right to try for a rodeo 9 Bewitched Women's Club will begin in 1968; it utilizes the Gwen Campbell, cor­ career of her own? Sammy 3:30 its year with a potiuck energies, ideas and responding secretary; the supper or call Ms. Her­ Garrett thinks so and 9 Happy Days Again supper Thursday at 6; 30 enthusiasm of the women Eleanor Aufman. man. 44 Volpi Road for decides to take a serious try 4:00 p.m. at the Community of Bolton to benefit the treasurer; Kathy Fiano, more information. at it even though her hus­ 9 Nsws GOLDEN TOS.SED SALAD WITH CHEESE band doesn't approve, in 4:30 Hall. Club members are community. assistant treasurer; Joi 9 AH-Star Soccer Birmingham vs iHOUKA/COMIIM/ 2 Golden Delicious apples, cored 1/2 cup crtimbled Bleu cheese RODEO GIRL, starring reminded to bring their Frances Wisinski is the Herman, nominating chair­ •N TtM TA Tt 8 4 IXIT • • WUriM LAM Leeds ■AST NANTFOM) and sliced 2 slices bacon, cooked crisp and Katharine Ross (pictured) 9 22 Alive own silverware and a food club president. Other man and membership AAROAm M ATMU OAILV and Bo Hopkins, a new PMtT IHOWOiaV tl.AO 2 tahlesf)oons lemon juice crumbled 4:55 item. elected officers are Judy chairman. 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms motion picture-for-tetevision 9 PTL Club-Talk And Variety 3 cups torn hihh lettuce to be broadcast on The CBS 5:00 3 cups tom fresh spinach 1/2 cup very thinly sliced onions Wednesday Night Movies.' CD News 1/2 cup coarsely chopfted pecans Bed Wine Vinegar Dressing September 17. 9 Australian Rules FootbaH Teams to be announced Room parents needed Lightly toss together alt ingredients except dressing; pour ilressing over salad and CHICK IISTINCS FOR tXACT TIUI 5:25 toss'until well coated Makes (> to 8 servings. CD Movie-(Horror)** Ml "Feceof BOLTON - The PTO of Held trips, making return the form sent home Hcd \N iiic \ inegar Dressing: Cumhine 1 4 cup red wine vinegar, 1 3 cup salad Fire" 1050 James Whitmore. telephone 'calls and selling • co«*ukoc tia xn >*tc Cameron Mitchell. Story about a Bolton Elementary School with students on Monday. oil.• Ml, 1I teaspoonI', >i:tJ7UWM Woreeslershire1V WIL LSlViailllL .sauce,YtlllLL, 1 L crushed lll?tM('U LIU clove\( * g.irlie,UL , I' 1-2m teaspoonIL .salt, ...... 1 . . . - 1 , 1 r . . V, r . . handyman who is hideously dis­ is seeking “room parents" cupcakes on cupcake days. 1 4 teaspoon oiegano, 1 2 teas|)iHni sugar and a dash of pepper; mix ' . Refrig- figured while saving a child in a fire. Room parents aren't Vernon t'nf crate 1 hour, remove garlic Makes 2 3 cup. (64 m ins) for various grades [or this school year. necessarily required to do I ROUTES 86 S4 (Exit 96)1 all of the work. They may 6469333 The duties of a room call other PTO parents for GOLDEN APPLE NUGGET CREAM CHEESE CAKE DBI 1Mn."lirpha|-N 7:11 HII: [R] parent include assisting at assistance. M-lk Irwr t:» Graham Cracker Crust 3/4 cup finely chopfied Golden TV tomorrow. class parties, providing Anyone interested in | 3 fxickages (S oz. each) rream rheese, Delicious apples Nawa K nRS-1«Ma I Un-:sTf-ASHi(.>N.., MORNING 0:50 2:00 refreshments, chaperoning being a room parent should iWbFfWMBI softened 2 Golden Delicious apples, sliced 9 Nawa CD As Tha World Turns & Elactric Company 5:15 ...In Ml'Rim 3/4 cup sugar I-I/2 cups apple iuice nr cider 1 0 :0 0 CD> Addamt Family 3 eggs 11/2 teaspoons cornstarch CD Ed AII«nShow CD Jaffaraona CD 9 OnaLlfaToUva 5:45 CD Partridga Family 9 Accant On Uving (Mon.) HOP ON THE ! tablespoon vanilla Cold water (D NAwZooRgvlAW CD MikaDouglaa 9 9 9 Anothar World D ressed 5:54 CD Rompar Room 2:30 PIZZA WAGON Press graham cracker crust on bottom ol 9-inch, spi ingform pan. Heat cream cheese 9 Morning Prfyur 9 SportaCantar CD Qllligan'a Island !Sow taste what Italian dining is all about until lliilly; add stigar gradually .'\dd eggs one .it .i time; heal well after each 5:55 9 9 David Lattarman Show 9 Domata TO KILL 9 Today's Woman lUHle iheHt* ... addition. .Add vanill.i .md chopped .iiiph s, Pom over erumh crust. Hake at 375°F. 9 22 Allva <9 Various Programming P O N D E B O S A Monday thru Fnday 45 to 50 minutes or until set. (iool Poach sliced iipples in juiei’ or eider for 10 6:00 9 Ironalda (B) Maggla And Tha Baautiful Homemade Style Lasagne CD(D Various Programming 9 ILovaLucy MacMna minutes or until tender; turn apples once during poaching. Hemove apples from 9 NawZooRavua 10:24 2:58 juice and drain well. Dissolve cornstarch in 1 or 2 tahlcspoons water; add to juice 9 HaallhFlald salad, coffee, bread & butter *3.60 9 Waathar Vlaw (D 9 FYI and cook fintil thick and ch ar .Arrange apples on cake; spoon glaze over apples. 6:15 10:30 3:00 Refrigerate until ready to serve. Makes 10 to 12 servings. (D Nawa CD Alica CD Guiding Ught 6:30 CD Bawitchad ^ Popaya And Frianda The PIZZA WAGON Graham Cracker Crust: Combine I cup graham cracker crumbs. 2 teaspoons sugar, CD Abbott And Coalallo 9 Hollywood 8<|uarat ^ 9 GanarMHoaplUI At Spencer Si,/Silver Lane in K-Mart Plaza Your 1, 4 teaspoon cinnamon and 1 4 cup melted butter, mix well. D MyThraaSona 9 In-School Programming CD Bonanza Manchester Tel. 643-9202 Tip: Cheesecake may he prepared ahead and frozen then topped and glazed 9 E8PN8paciai(Tua.) 9 Buiiaaya choice 9 BullwInMa 10:56 9 Woman’s Gamas (Tua.) Open 7 days a week Good wines. Beer on lap. before serving. ^ rto u a Programming 9 Varloua Programming Nawabfsak 9 CD 9 9 9 Taiaa 9 RomparRoom 11:00 Baan Sprouts 6:50 CD Mauds 9 8 servings. ' Varloua Programming CD Dating Gama 9 NCAA8occar(Thur.) CHEDDAR A hard cheese with a smooth, firm body. Excellent with apple pie or as an accompaniment room temperature. He­ 9 Profaaalonat Football From Sal. Noon — -Tomlnlck tha Qroar Magician...... /ndudea 9 lr»-School Programming 9 Christ Tha Uving Word HAMBURGER or French Fries Ranges from mild to sharp in llavor. for apple wedges as an appetizer. Also good in move aged and process CinadaJTua.) 9 Bawitchad BROTHERS baked goods with Goldens. 9 Buga Bunny-Porky Pig Sol. — 7 P.M. — CELEBRITY GIFT AUCTION — Qltta AIbBeef HOT DOG or^M Potato. 9 9 9 Ooctora 9 Ona Day At A Tima cheeses from the refrig­ 0:00 Pudding BROILED APPLE-HAM SANDWICHES EDAM A yellowish cheese with a bright red wax Excellent as an appetizer cheese with apples and [D TomAnd Jarry 9 In-School Programming from famouo pooplo - Paid Nowman, Proa. Ford, Tad erator about 20 minutes 9 Andy Griffith Show or Gelatin (Not Illustrated) coaling. Round in shape with mild nutty crackers. 'D ILovaLucy CD Brady Bunch Konnady, Bait) Ford, Rotalyn Cartar, Arnold Palmar, flavor. 12:57 A FANTASY to one hour before serv­ I j9 PhUOonahuaShow 9 Woman’s Gamas (Wad.) Billy Joan Kl'ig, Hanry WInklar, Carol BumoH and many A MUSICAL. 2 Golden Delicious apples 1-1/4 cups shredded Cheddar cheese, 'D Joa Franklin Show 9 NBC Nawa Updata 9 Davay And dollath MONTEREY JACK A re la tive o( Cheddar, w ith a smooth, Good in salads made with apples, in mam dishes, ing! An apple cutter 12:58 othwa. A PLACE [PC] 1 can (4-1/2 oz.) deviled ham spread divided semi-soft lo firm texture. Mild in flavor as snacks or eaten out-of-hand with apple wedges. 9 Various Programming 9 Happy Days Again WHERE DREAMS 1/4 cup chopped gherkins 1/4 cup mayonnaise simplifies the work of 9 Hour Magazina C D 9 F Y I 9(0) MlatarRooara Cfoarna, iJnusutl Crafft, Yarlaly of Fooda and A West Coast favorite from California. COME TRUE 4 slices buttered rye bread coring ami slicing the 9 Tom Larson Show 1:00 9 EmargancyOna Savaragat, 'Jumlval Oamaa, Dunking Booth, font* 9 FUntatonaa ^ Young And Tha Raatlaaa 9 Jokar'sWild SWISS The cheese with "eyes" or holes. 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Nutritious breakfast is essential for dieters EVENING HERALD. Wed , Sept. 17. 1980 - 15 avoid. Nutritionists recom­ one-ounce serving of can be served warm or 2 cups all-purpose flour margarine, if desired. Many nutritionists meal of the day. intake, and missing mend that about one-fourth ready-to-eat cereal believe that breakfast is People sometimes skip breakfast is definitely not cooled, as desired. 1/3 cup sugar Makes l-‘/k dozen scones. PICK UP YOUR VALUE PACKED CIRCULAR of the day’s nutritional provides 25 percent of the 4 teaspoons baking the most important meal of breakfast when they are U.S. Recommended Daily W hen a h e a r tie r Cheesy Breakfast ALL FOOD MART STORES OPEN SUNDAY 9A.M .T04P.M . IN THE STORE. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS! needs should be obtaim;^ at powder Consumer the day, yet many trying to lose weight, A re­ helpful to those trying to breakfast. They advise dis­ Allowance (U.S, RDA) of breakfast or brunch is S era n ih le V4 teaspoon nutmeg Americans skip or skimp cent national survey reduce. Skipping the mor­ tributing food intake at least seven vitamins and what’s called for, add the 6 eggs 2 eggs, beaten Reports Come to Food Martas Big Country Fair! on the morning meal. revealed that during the ning meal can lead to an throughout the day, so chat frequently iron. The high goodness of a cereal grain 1/3. cup milk to Cheesy Breakfast 1/3 cup milk September, National past year someone had energy letdown and hunger the body is taking in food nutrient density of these V4 cup wheat germ Scramble, a seasoned egg Vi cup butter or In the hot-lDD-distant Better Breakfast Month, is been on a diet in nearly pangs later in the morning, energy while it is expen­ cereals should be of special 1 tablespoon chopped and cheese mixture with margarine, melted, past, if yDU wanted a car It's A Big Jamboree Of Savings! an ideal time to focus hall the households in anfl to greater food intake ding physical energy, interest to those who are chives, if desired the nutritional boosts of 2 teaspoons grated lemon that used fuel sparingly, WALOBAUM'S attention on the formation America, later in the dav — iust the reducing their intake of V i teaspoon salt PRICES EFFECTIVE SUNDAY, SEPT. 14 THROUGH SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 rather than storing it as peel luxury mcdels were Dut. of better breakfast habits Authorities point out that calories but still must ob­ wheat germ. 2 tablespoons butter or fat, as occurs when a heavy And if yDU wanted T\ and to emphasize the im­ skipping meals is not the situation that calorie tain required methods of For additional breakfast margarine meal is consumed just luxuriDUS extras with yeur portance of the number one answer to reducing calorie watchers are trying to essential nutrients each ideas, plus recipes for Heat oven to 400" F. In 1 package (3 ounces) U.S.D.A. CHOICE before bedtime. new autD, gas-saving cars A nutritionally sound day. quick breakfast breads large bowl, combine cream cheese, cubed There is no reason to with the goodness of cereal cereal, f'.our, sugar, baking Combine eggs, milk, were out. breakfast of cereal and But in today’s market — milk, fruit or juice, broad wait until the weekend to grains, Cereai Institute, powder and nutmeg; mix wheat germ, chives and Seasoning, not salting, Inc. has put together a new where a fuel-efficient car Boneless and spread can be relative­ enjoy a special breakfast. well. Add eggs, milk, salt in bowl; mix with fork leaflet entitled "5 Minute typically costs in the PERSONAL ly low in calories and yet A one-ounce serving of a butter and peel, mixing to blend. Heat butter in 10- Breakfast Menus with the neighborhood of 86,(HX) — supply important amounts favorite cereal with skim just until dry ingredients inch skiliet untii bubbly; adds flavorful surprise of needed nutrients. And milk or plain yogurt, fresh Goodness of Cereal are moisten^. Turn out pour egg mixture into you can find fuel economy HAPPY CHUCK ACCESSORIES because every package of fruit and coffee or tea can Grains.” This timely onto lightly floured sur­ skillet. Cook over medium- in cars that cost much paprika and sage into cor- mixture with wire whisk. more and carry as stan­ Next time you breakfast cereal carries fit in with any weight leaflet gives nutritional in­ face; knead 6 to 8 times. low heat until mixture NEW automatically reach for nmeal. The salt won't be Pour into skillet. Cover and dard equipment items that WITH FOOD MARTS full nutrition labeling, con­ reduction or busy-day formation, menu and Divide dough into 3 equal begins to set at bottom and r o a s t the saltshaker — stop! missed when several cook on medium-low heat were once considered YEAR! ,, sumers can easily deter­ regime. For an added recipe ideas. Single copies portions; shape each por­ side; add cbeese. Gently QREEN REGISTER TAPES Think herbs instead. teaspoons of cumin seeds till s e t (ab o u t 10-15 are available without lift cooked portion with luxury extras. mine the calories and breakfast incentive, serve tion on lightly greased May we lake this time to U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ BEEF "Certain herbs make are cooked along with minutes). Yield: 2 to 3 ser­ charge. Write to: 5 Minute spatula so that uncooked In recent tests of the Choose from 8 different styles. Pretty dried beans. And pasta nutrients obtained from a a breakfast bread with the cookie sheet to form 6-inch wish all our friends the good replacements for salt vings. Menus, Suite 133 , 32'West portion can flow to bottom. Audi 40(X), Toyota Corona, happiest New Year May BONELESS and practical Linen-Tweed ac­ sauce can go salt-free with cereal serving. More than goodness of a cereal grain circle. Cut each circle into 8 9 by enhancing and Remember all tastes are Randolph Street, Chicago, Continue cooking and tur­ Mazda 626 and Datsun 510, the coming year bring cessories are yours free, when you a lavish touch of basil, 92 percent of ready-to-e.!it baked inside. Corn Flakes 6 wedges. Bake at 400'F. Chuck Steak LB. enlivening the taste of acquired. You weren’t born III. 60601. for 15 to 18 minutes or until ning until eggs are desired Consumer Reports’ auto with it new friendships s ii* G 9 trade in our green register tapes. breakfast cereals, except Breakfast Scones- are food," says Bonnie Fisher, thyme and rosemary. with a craving for salt. and may you appreciate granola types, are trinangle treats that go so Corn Flakes golden brown. Remove to doneness and cheese is engineers were able to Start collecting today. whose article on To wean your tastebuds, Once you learn to use herbs derive "economy" fuel the friends that you've U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS nutritionally fortified, up nicely alongside a favorite Crunch Scones wire cooling rack; almost melted. Avoid cons­ Perdue or Lipman eliminating salt will tempt them with an assort­ in place of salt, you'll mileage from cars that already made. We hope LB. from about 20 percent a cereal. Made ahead as 2-Vi cups corn flakes sep arate into wedges. tant stirring. Makes 4 ser­ this will be a special holy Chuck Cube Steak •2.29 appear in the October issue ment of herbs. Use them wonder why you ever used were priced in the upper U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF CHUCK time allows, these scones cereal Serve warm with butter or vings. season filled with good of “Organic Gardening" individually or in com­ decade ago, and a typicall Now York Style Deli! it so much. range of their class. health, great joy and an Fresh Frying magazine, published by binations. Just grind them Pepper Steak BONELESS LB. •2.29 Each of the test cars was abundance of prosperity 1 9 8 0 - 5 7 4 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS Rodale Press, "Reducing into a fine powder in your Colonial Land equipped with a clock, shoulder lb sodium consumption is a blender, then sift out any fachometer. folding split BOX O’ London Broil ^ 2 .2 9 Cooked O ’ Lakes U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF BONELESS whole lot easier with herbs stem pieces. rear seatbacks and other t f If from the garden. To add zing to soup, items that aren’t available PICK YOUR OWN Ham Cheese Chuck for Stowino lb. 2ei9 SLICED TO ORDER "Let’s face it," says stew, meat, and even egg FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES FROM THE U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF ^ (WATER ADDED) at all — let alone as options SLICED TO ORDER Vz LB^ Fisher, "most of us con­ dishes, blend together LARGEST SELECTION OF BULK PRODUCE CHICKEN There Are Lots of Reasons — in some other models. Short Ribs F LA N K E N LB.^1 .G9 sume too much salt. Re­ equal parts of thyme, The Audi was judged ANYWHERE. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ■ FRESH AMERICAN ^ ^ •1 2S • 1 t o cent findings link excessive summer savory and tops in this test group. In SWEET CALIFORNIA AOVERTISCOITIMm POiCY: E«eh o4 ih#i« •tfvtfUtMi ■» i»- Lamb Chops , b ^ 2 .2 9 ■ • Vz LB. rosemary. For real tang, salt intake with high blood quH*d 10 bo roadiiy availobtt lo> tala ai (h bolow Iho advaihiM fact, the test model, with PERDUE OUR BEST COOKED pressure, water retention combine three parts each pnet m oach AtP€tora tic a p i at ipocificaliv nolod in Ih ii ad its fuel-injected four- Sunkist Valencia and other ailments. of thyme and parsley, and You’ll Do Better at A&P! cylinder engine and four- Fresh Cornish Hens lbLB. 9 9 ^ LEAN ROAST BEEF Vz LB. ®1.99 Besides the salt we add to one part each of curry , ( POULTRY SHOP ) ) ) 1 COLONIAL GLAZED f , ( POULTRYSHOP ) ) ) speed manual transmis­ FO O D CLUB U.S. GOVERNMENT U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF W ATER - our own food, salt is com­ powder and sage. sion, was ranked among ORANGES LUNCH BOX SPECIAL INSPECTED GRADE ‘A’ UNTRIMMED FRESH COOKED HAM ADDED 1/2 LB. l . O y mon ingredient in prepared Sail-Free Al Last U S D A INSPECTED the best cars Consumer foods. Olives, pickles, Egg Noodle Soup with Reports has tested. It CANNED Fresh Whole HANSEL & GRETEL baking powder, mayon­ Rosemary: Supermarket Prices! FRESH yielded 34.3 miles per LARGE COOKED SALAMI Vz LB. 9 9 * naise, ketchup, canned HAM 6 cups chicken stock gallon on a 195-miIe test SIZE 5 POUND CAN Turkeys Briskets HANSEL i GRETEL vegetables, soups, stews, ^ BEEF ROUND-BONELESS CRYOVAC WRAPPED Vi cup barley BOX-O-CHICKEN trip that combined city and CALIFORNIA POLISH BRAND LOAF vz lb 8 9 * bread, butter, bakery 1 cup scallions, chopped stop-and-go driving con­ 10 TO items, cheese and a whole SWEET JUICY NECTARINES l b 49« 14 LBS i LOW SALT 1 Vi cup snap beans, cut in ditions. AVG. LB. LB. array of other prepared 1-inch pieces Consumer Reports SWEET CALIFORNIA LORRAINE SWISS “ cHRif lbM .6 9 foods contain salt," 1 cup carrot, grated O n O M ROUND engineers considered the RED TOKAY GRAPES LB 79« PERDUE O f LIPMAN • FRESH FRYING , NEW YORK STATE W hile sodium is a Colonial 2 teaspoons rosemary tested Audi a luxurious, U S NO 1 • NATIVE MASS & CONN CHlCKEN Leg Quarters' ZIk lb 69 ^ CHEDDAR CHEESE vz lb M .5 9 necessary nutrient, we get Fully Cooked 2 teaspoons celery leaf m i well-appointed sedan, LONGACRE ROAST WHITE u , our required quota just by 1 cup whole wheat egg SWEET BARTLETT PEARS 39^ licken* although its price tag is CHICKEN Breast Quarters wing lb 75^ TURKEY BREAST ROLLl b M .5 9 e a tin g a v a rie ty of noodles 4 11 high (over 89,000 for one SWEET MApi;''* CUT FROM THE BREAST — Smoked Ham O ASTS CI WATER ADDED DELICIOUSLY SMOKED wholesome food, Fistipr CONN LB In heavy saucepan bring equipped like the model CD TASTY SECKEL PEARS 49« l b FINEST QUALITY TURKEY CUTLETS ®2.19 SHANK PORTION notes. Beef, lamb, pork, stock to boil. Add barley liSwiss Stea tested) and it isn’t SWEET NATIVE U.S GOVERNMENT INSPECTED GRADE ‘A' LIPMAN Large LOX ocean fish, .poultry and and simmer 15 minutes. r Roasts 5 9 M ASS 8. available as a hatchback. JUICY PRUNE PLUMS CONN .c 39^ WHOLE FOWL (cut up lb bs ) lb 59^ milk all contain high levels Stir in next 5 ingredients White Fish Nova or BEEF CHUCK-UNTRIMMED-BONELESS (If you’re looking at an RED DELICIOUS AND MACINTOSH u s government inspected grade A' frozen LB. of sodium. Most and simmer 20 minutes. PORKLOIN-ASSORTEO Audi 4000, you also might WHOLE or HALF Regular vegetables, fruits, grains Add egg noodles and cook moioibi.) U.S. FANCY APPLES 3 8^ 98 ^ TURKEY BREAST l^ s™a®vg lb M .4 9 WholB Pork CONTAINS ANCOUAL want to look at the FRESH PORK LOIN • 3 LOIN ■ 3 CENTERS 3 RIB Butt Portion LB 9 9 ^ and legumes also also con­ until done (12-15 minutes). AMOUNT O f CCNTCA Volkswagen Dasher, a 4 S B Fresh Briskets CUT aiA O EC N O AND NATIVE MASS SWEET ASSORTED PORK CHOPS lbM .4 9 c o l o n i a l FULLY COOKED ■ • V4 LB. tain sodium. Celery, Yield: 6 to 8 servings Chops SIALOIN END CHOPS close-kin in most respects carrots and greens like Oil and Vinegar Omelet BEEFROUNO-BONELESS BEEF ROJND-BONELESS BEEF ROUND-BONELESS PORK LOIN FENWAY (MEAT i SMOKED $4 89 TASTY 'C uitom except body style. The Butternut or Spaghetti . . _ _ _ CENTERr'CWTCD ~ ^ ^ spinach, chard and parsley 2 tablespoons olive oil m m i e ootoi2ibM cut - Dasher, priced about the BEEF FRANKS ‘i .89lb) l b M .9 9 ai^^nn WHITE FISH SALAD LB S2.99 are especially rich R u m p 19 Eye Round Country Styti SLICES 2 tablespoons apple cider 9 5 9 same as the Audi, comes in SQUASH DELICIOUSLY SMOKED sources. vinegar Sirloin rips Pork Bins STUFFED CLAMS pk“ ° i i2 ® 2.19 BEEF HOUND BNLS.-INCL. EYE ROUND R o a s ts Roasts lb £ a variety of bodies, in­ EMPIRE SABLE PLATE ^O R D E R ° »2.59 When you’re about to salt 5 eggs, beaten 2 PORK LOIN cluding hatchback and sta­ a baked potato, add some VHime (22 to 28 Ibt.) "C uttom Fully Cooked CHICKEN or BEEF .. „ ______2 tablespoons sesame C ut" Whole (14 lo t? Ib t.) tion wagon.) NEPCO BEEF FRANKS l b *1.79 dill weed or a few grinds of Kosher Bar-B-Quo' CHOPPED LIVER AVAILABLE L a 1 *6 9 seeds Bottom Rounds "C uitom T he tested Toyota LB. MATLAW fresh peppercorns instead, Vk teaspoon dry mustard SMOKED SHOULDER-BONELESS FRESH-READY GROUND Pork Loins C u r 1 5 0 Z $ 1 O Q iwaia* Corona liftback and Mazda SHRIMP EGG ROLLS 5 PACK I *0 9 KITCHEN FRESH she advises. Replace salt i A&P Pofii Butts addtdi lb. 1 " Ground Beef A«g R o lll “ V teaspoon celery seed ) ) 626 were given good marks l b LOUIS RICH'S 1 LB. PKG TURKEYS in an omelet with a teas­ FROZEN HILLSHIRE FARMS FRESH-CHICKEN , DAIRY ) ) FRESH CANADIAN TURNIPS 15« CHOPPED HERRING l b M . 6 9 Heat 1 tablespoon oil in Poteka Kietbasa and delivered good test trip GROUND TURKEY CHUB M .09 A L L SIZES poon of either tarragon or medium skillet. In mixing lb 1” BreastCutlets mi mileage — 29.8 MPG for oregano. Make a salt-free RICH IN VITAMIN -C " FENWAY OR YAIMKEE-MEAT AVAILABLE WED.-SAT -COD. SCROO OR FRESH CAROLINA YAMS 3 lbsM. bowl combine the other I lb i n REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK the Toyota and 31.3 MPG SEAFOOD SPECIALS! KOSHER KNISHES 3 f o r 9 9 * breading for poultry by tablespoon olive oil with Colonial Franks pkg I Fresh Haddock Hllets ib FLOWER SPECIAL! for the Mazda. The Toyota lb stirring chili powder. TROPICANA BEAUTIFULS" FILLET of SCROD «1.89 * f .O S rest of ingredients. Beat . A & P Corona was quieter than FRESH e a EMPIRE FROZEN Fresh Froimn FoodsI the Audi, and has compiled DIFFENBACIA PLANTS « 3 .9 9 FILLET HADDOCK l b ORANGE JUICE EXCEPT BERLIN & ROCKY HILL of ®2.49 12 TO x^E FARA#. 1 BISC U ITS an excellent repair record. FRESH S I k o s h e r Pepperldge Farm DUE TO OUR FRESHNESS POLICY 14 LBS. Top Frost l b NUTRITIONAL SWEET-CALIFORNIA The Mazda performed SOME ITEMS NOT AVAILABLE TIL TUESDAY FILLET of POLLOCK ®1.49 TURKEYS AVG. RICH n MOIST GOLDEN RIPE-YELLOW JUM BO SIZE almost as well as the Ice Cream ALL FLAVORS Cakes Toyota, providing first- 3 ASSORTED VARIETIES fiW HONEYDEWS rate handling, braking and % GAL. CARTON 14V2 OZ, PKG seating comfort. The Quality Leader • The Price Leader... Feed Mart saves yeu mere everyday. LA PIZZERIA PERSIAN, CRANSHA^ Both of those cars were BROWN-BAGGED SALAD lO^'Ox. CASAdA. CANARY SEALTEST priced well-below the Audi. Green Giant S N O W CROP Cheese Pizza pkg. 159 Cottage Cheese ’c ^ l The Toyota should list for County Fair Campbell’s RICH'S MELONS Food Club izozcan ANN PAOE-WISCONSIN SHARP M K O about 81.400 less, and the FIVE ALIVE JUICE 79* com 9 2 9 I each Mazda should go for about Vegetables Coffee Bich ’ CfuKa* w . White Cheddar Cheese b ™ MEDIUM PEAS f a m 'i l ’? p a c k QREEN QIANT WICHEESE SAUCE 3!1 ■■each 32,400 less than the Audi. Pork & EGGO WAFFLES 9 9 * AtPSLICEO-NATURAL CHEESE M M E V The Datsun — despite its KITCHEN CUT or FRENCH CO RN, b l u e b e r r y o r O RANG E Cauliflower STYLE GREEN BEANS Catsup x W r Bread TOASTEES'JOHNSONS PKG. 5 9 * GREEN Q IANT-1(H)Z.PKQ . M i d Mozzarella ^ ox 37 MPG test trip — was down-rated largely ROUND TO P Beans TO P FROST CALIF., RED. BLACK. OR THOMPSON A | | C FIRM-JUICY AAPSLICED-NATURAL CHEESE O f l d 32 OZ. BOTTLE Broccoli S^ars I k T because of its awkward 20 OZ. LOAF 16 OZ. CAN COFFEE CREAMER pk°g' 3 f o r 48 9 * Seedless Grapes ib 9o Bartlett Pears * Provolone oT five-speed manual TOP FROST TOMATO 49 SELECT, MILD. MEDIUM " I f l d U.S.NO 1-NEWPREMIUMPOTATOES 1 CREAMY OR CHUNKY-SKIPPY transmission set-up. Its ORANGE JUICE 16 o z CAN 7 9 * Heinz Yellow Onions ’big 79^ front and rear seating were Red Skins 399^ Peanut judged cramped and its 14-02. TENDER M n g t t PREMIUM-COUNTRY STAND climate-control system Fresh Dairy FoodsI iKelchup bll. Sweet Carrots 3b.'g.99^ Mushrooms c a r to n I iButter was weak. 1(X)% PURE SEALTEST For road test data on FO OD CLUB AUNT JEMIMA LIGHT N’ LIVELY four other fuel-efficient Skippy Florida Citrus 35 OZ JAR 32 OZ. PKG. Cottage LIQUID-LAUNDRY A p p le s a u c e Pancake Mix 83 MIX OH MATCH! ASSORTED-BATHROOM cars — the Volkswagen Orange Juice HANOVER EZO Peanut Butter PLAIN or IODIZED ■ M Cheese Rabbit, Toyota Tercel, CREAMY or CHUNKY Chevrolet Chevette and Vz GAL. CARTON LARGE or SMALL CURD DEL MONTE SOFT-WEVE Chick Peas 7'7 OZ CANS 3 FOR Mortons Salt 26 OZ. BOX 4 FOR | , Datsun 310, see the January 1980 issue of Con­ ^OODCLUB /W 16 OZ VEGETABLES « TISSUES « fl* 0 3 CUP sumer Reports. To order, Sauerkraut 16 OZ. CANS 3 FOR 8 3 ^ D o le '' g r a p e f r u it '^ D rin k 46 oz. CAN 6 9 * WALOBAUM'S send 81.25 to: CU. F0015, ASSORTED VARIETIES •WHOLE KERNEL Box 9000, Orangeburg, C & C COLA SOUR CREAM 16 o z . CUP 6 9 * CORN 17-OZ 20 OZ. PKG. N.Y. 10962. Greenwood Beets I6 0 Z JA R 4 9 « REGULAR or DIET Life Cereal ’ 1.35 PKG. O F 2 ■ 8 OZ. TUBS _ _ ^ •CREAM STYLE 18 COUNT DAYTIME, 14 COUNT OVERNIGHT, or ^ CORN i7 0Z If you’re looking for real W/BEEF & MUSHROOMS. CHICKEN. PILAF W/PEAS FLEISCHMANN’S Margarine 8 9 * •SWEETGREEN quality in a small PLUS For an interesting change from ho-hum luncheon Uncle Ben’s Rice 6 0 Z PKG 5 3 ^ Huggies Diapers TO D D LER ^ 2 .4 9 VITA HERRING • 12 OZ. JAR PEAS 17-02 economical car, there are ______DEPOSIT IN CREAM or $4 A A fare, try brown-hagging a crunchy, refreshing salad. 3 M 16 OZ BOX *1,2,3,4 BEEF or CHICKEN _ * . WINE SAUCE 1 *9 9 "Tasty Tuna Totes" combine that lunchtime favorite, several worth considering PARTY SNACKS m from among cars tested for KLEENEX WALDBAUMS INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED tuna with celery, radishes and relish, all tossed with Sunsweet Large Prunes Cycle Dog Food SZ 3 «SI^1. convenient bottled lite Italian dressing for a zingy flavor. other reports. For exam­ HBA AND GEN. MDSE. DINTY MOORE Facial Tissue 35* OFF LABEL . __ SINGLES ' pk°g^ *1 -2 9 Instead of a sandwich, pack the salad into a green pepper FOR SALADS OR COOKING CUTQREEN ple, the Rabbit — which cup—it s easily totable, completely edible and even SERVICE DELI* 2 PLY - WHITE & ASSORTED scored almost as high as B ee f S te w 24 OZ CAN M .2 9 Finai Touch SO^ENER BOTTLE ^ 1 .7 9 low in calories! Add breadsticks, a wedge of cheese ANALGESIC CAPSULES Mazola Com Oil Gel Memo Beans 200 and a thermos of hot or iced tea for a slimming hrown- ANN PAGE DEL MONTE STORE SLICEO-BAUERS-COOKED the Audi 4000 in Consumer AUNT MILLIES • ASSORTED VARIETIES COUNT 64 OUNCE BOTTLE _ bagged lunch you’ll want to have often! ^'Excedrin ‘VgZ* RoastBeef Reports’ tests — costs a lot BOX 26 OZ. JAR The Sesame d e o d o r a n t - a l l t y p e s - i '4 0Z Grape Jelly Emit Cocktail STORE SLICEO-BA.'ERS-COOKEO less. Spaghetti Sauce M .1 9 Yes Laundry Detergent ^2.59 TASTY TUNA TOTES Q Ban Roll-On DEL MONTE-PEAR HALVES OR Corned Beef Brisket The Toyota Corolla 1 can (7 oz,) tuna packed in water, English Muffins Sliced Peaches STORE SLICED- 'BEST’ BRAND Tercel and the Mazda GLC Street Library - drained and flaked b o d y ON TAP-LIOHT OR DEEP KEEBCtR-CINN CRISP 14 0Z OR 0, DEL MONTE-STEWED Cooked Pastrami are two of the least expen­ 1 1 L.U. 1-1/4 cups chopped celery 16-01 I 19 So New h e r b OX Kellogg’s STDRESLICED-CARANDO sive cars available. Each is F T 2 5 * o f T TETLEY /s now on Sale at 1/2 cup sliced radishes S Conditioner 2 1 ’* Honey Grahams p k g Tomatoes QIamorene SUNSHINE Genoa Salami i, Freedom BOUILLON 2 tablespoons sweet pickle relish NORMAL. DRY. OILY-SHAMPOO PINEAPPLE/GRAPEFRUIT desirable in its own way, as I ANY SIZE PKG. TE A BAGS FROSTED 1/3 cup Wish-Bone " Lite Italian Dressing 1 6 -o z . FRESH CREAMY are the Corona and Mazda CUBES /BodyOnTap s l" Hi-Ho Crackers pkg i Hershey’s I RUG FRESH MAXI PADS FOOD MART 4 medium green pepper cups Del Memo Drink Potato Salad ,b CHICKEN or BEEF I FLAKES REGULAR OR LEM ON-A&P NABISCO COOKIES 626. 100 COUNT PKG. 15Vj OZ. CONTAINER In medium bowl, combine tuna, celery, radishes and CREAMY j or Reese’s j 30 COUNT BOX 25 COUNT PKG. I IS oz. PKG. VOLUME 1 - ALV\/AYS ON SALE ’ relish; toss with lite Italian dressing. Spoon mixture "A A ’ ’. " 0 ', o r - C TWIN-PACK Huff Rinse M Nilla Wafers Bice Pudding ib into pepper cups; wrap and chill. Makes 4 aervings. 140 • VOLT SINGLE PACK _ I CANDY VOLUMES STDRE SLICED-IMPDRTED-VALIO 210 14 calorics per serving. ANN PAGE-REGULAR OR ECONOMY SHOP I SNACK SIZE * 1 . 5 9 8 9 * C 4 9 -o r Q Q C Swiss Cheese „ * 2.19 ! ! * 1.09 Biergizer Batteries .. n Viewing the Planets I g o o d t h r u s a t G O O D t h r u s a t IGOOD THRU SAT ALWAYS ON SALE PANTY HOSE Laundry Detergent p k g U W NEWYORKER-SLICING ! s EPT 20 LIMIT O N E m SEPT 20 LIMIT ONE SEPT '20 LIMIT ONE I PKG ONE COUPON PKG ONE COUPON CONTAINER ONEirffT m l e a ECONOMY SHOP-DRY I PER FAMILY PER FAM ILY COUPON PER FAMILY EA. . * 1 , 9 9 2 S -lb ^ 9 Provolone Cheese , The planets of the solar No Nonsense X 9ST Saghetti 2„'.:. 8 9 * ' Dog Food b a g i l ■ Ate .iib ie *1 Sio«e» wic* Oeiii Ow» system, in order of their dis­ In fairness to ou> cusiomers we reserve ihe right to iim ii sales 10 3 pkga of any item except where otherwise r>oied ot svaifabMi A. KM oNHi. I i , p o g « a p h ,. i« n u n s be seen without optical aid. it|M S»ons*n Nor Avail ABi( to w m o u s a i i oaaf tAu o c A iia s Pluto is so distant and so 410 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. 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Beat the afternoon Poultry Industry associa­ chopped probably served that heat by cooking chicken, tion, chicken salad, like '2 cup chopped sweet summer standby, chicken macaroni, peas and eggs other salads using mayon­ pickle CAPTAIN COOK by Bob Steffy & Frank Ansley by Bob Steffy & Frank Ansley salad, in its familiar celery during the cool morning naise or any perishable in­ 'j cup chopped onion CAP1AINCOOK and mayonnaise guise. hours or even the night gredients, must remain Dri'Hsing: But. have you ever con­ before. At the last minute, chilled until serving time. 1 cup salad dressing t m r iN tt sidered a new twist for the toss well-chilled in­ Unused portions, should be ' I cup sweet pickle liquid IXtlTr.'i.'ii: age old favorite? gredients with a nippy returned to refrigeration 2 teaspoons prepared w Chicken salad comes in cream-style dressing and immediately following the mustard dinner is served! Add countless versions, all well meal to eliminate any op­ ' 2 teaspoon salt atWLL white beams fresh-from-the-bakery Vi cues suited to summer meals. portunity fob food spoilage. ' h teaspoon freshly A '1 CdP STEWED TOWnOEe. For starters, try com­ rolls, tall glasses of iced So, enjoy the remaining ground pepper 1 CLP CHCK6M OROTH / the" ^ ' bining cubes of chicken tea and fruit of the season weeks of summer. Keep In a large bowl, toss G PIMaMTDS / great ^ with chunks of pineapple, for dessert. The cook stays cool, but eat well and sale- together chicken, tonne ZOOHINl'l strips of green pepper and c(iq1 while the whol»> family ly- macaroni, peas, chopped 1 CWlON, F/MeLYi3HDPPEP V slices bf water-chestnuts; reaps the benefits of a eggs, pickle and onion. Mix Z 00965 GAfiOC.RWaYCHOPPfP nutrient-packed summer •''iiiiiiiier .Sii|icr add a sp e c ia l tangy urchase while require a form; with such a problem have P.O. Box 1551, Radio City manager, he says that this 272, W ashington, D.C. 1980. policy makes it worthwhile hand a sufficient supply of looking for the required re­ Del Monte Pickle Offer. TONE’S CUPBOARD an exercise threshold. Station. New York, WY advertised items. 20580. fund forms at the super­ GARDEN, NB-907, El When you're walking on 10019. This is a balanced for people to shop earlier in I would also like to hear Receive a free Del Monte the week. Shoppers who find market, in newspapers and Paso, Texas 79977. Receive the level in normal diet and it's low in fat and about readers’ experiences pickle or relish item. Send I feel this is very unfair. grocery stores and super­ magazines, and when a $1 refund. Send the jar weather, your workload is low in cholesterol. 1/ you with food stores that are the required refund form BOOK KORNER When the store advertises markets that are con­ trading with friends. label including net-weight apparently below the stick to it, you should lose plus red Del Monte shields The Preppy Look: that its sale prices are sistently out of advertised consistently out of adver­ Offers may not be statement from any Chip­ threshold level that in­ weight. tised specials. Please write from the tops of two Del Choose from hundreds ot books all at good through Saturday, it' specials should inform one available in all areas of the board Garden Salad Top­ duces angina, but if you Many people who are F o r women who like to me in care of this Monte Pickle labels. ping plus a dated register should have a sufficient of the 10 FTC regional of­ country. Allow 10 weeks to Expires June 1, 1980. have to walk uphill, in­ overweight and have high comfort and fashion LOW DISCOUNT PRICES! fices, They are located in newspaper. receive each refund. receipt with the purchase creasing your workload, blood pressure find that if supply to last through the JEL EASE Free "ColU’giaic' s99 each subsequent .violation. learned that the FTC is re­ examining the availability Similar U This rule applies to every t/sua//i/ elsewhere retail food store in the rule. Because of pressures HpuseHofd Hinis Titles Available \ from the retail food in­ in All Stores ^ country. INTO A PIZZERIA. S y SiM uuU i*. of Lestoil Homtmakert S^ri’ice The availability rule dustry, it is possible that does not require that stores the rule will be dropped Laundry a chore? To altogether. This would lighten the load; y, give customers rain checks • torch tablecloths when they run out of an leave many shoppers and napkins to help them Sll "WHIM PACES" OE PHONE DIKK TORY EOR EXAC I ADURESSIV advertised special. But the without any form of this Morr ihin 160 lh 108 color- Ifs bright and colorful, can keep 32 to coast," he said. “We’re k 'y 'd cards, numbered from cover reflects heal, cuts 2 liter ounces of cold drinks cold or hot drinks hot. ironing 'lime. Sprinkle a very game-oriented society ?«? nine the deck also clothes with hot instead and remarkably, not since OF PLAY I kI p New RAGU'* Pizza The handle makes it easy to take anywhere. bottle baseball, the hula hoop and ^ ^ E R S E OF P L ^ ,S W P , STORK COUPON of cold water f4>r smooth­ Dictionory Quick* sauce turns any bread And for $1 more, we'll fill it with our er going, and keep an , Super Sunday have Amer- delicious coffee. IC4* cube handy to damt>en Hardcover. 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"People hear about bubbling-hot pizza—on French your hands on. ful liestoil. 0 it via some kind of grapevine, "We've just recently NEWIUfiU:PllUQUICXS«ICE.|l Available at all c a neighbor, relative or what- drafted a let of official UNO bread, white bread, English muffins, DUNKIN' S.-iul for .1 hamlv nr» bimklrl “How To M.ikr l.iRht ever, and it seems once they tou rn am en t rules .. . and hamburger rolls, even bagels. M iiaiEiuiiEfm iinm ButnuiNi. ij participating shops. «ork 'll l.rtuodrv rfml Oihrr Toogh .lohs.” lo stoil Home .MrP Di'uler ll.iulup KiiguU..ICII Koodx. I*, uwl.. tInc n p . I. ..4 Food*LLu.4 _ Divnuon IV...... iif .. t ('hrwbmunh- L. ■ DONUTS m4k«T Vrvu-r. :i70 l^-Mnielon .S.*w Y««rk. N Y. play, theyVehooked,"Tezak there have been to many Choose from four Pizza Quick Im .Millpuy 1 VpluxhandlinRwhi-nihixcfHiponihrvci-ittKlut PO said. "The UNO craze is letters from fans all over Box HKNV rimtiin liiwa ri27.'34. providt^ coupon witiv turni-d mrr lu you bv It’s worth the trip. pizzeria flavors. Sausage, Pepperoni, cu»tiim«T fiM.ird pimluiM- price of any flavor HAtll’ * PIZZA QUICK* sweeping schools every- the country, we've founded imuco Invuici-H proving the purrhaiH-of HuITu-irnl RAlIf PIZZA QUICK* where," he added. "It’s an UNO fan club and Mushroom, and TVaditional. ■uiuce to cover n-demption nuiivl be »hown upon requewi Cuxiomer n)u«t pav SAVE 25% EVERYDAY ON HARD not unusual to find several newsletter," he added. And next time your family’s nalex tux, ifunv Ciuponvoid Htr. S3. TalroUxlllr Rd., Vernon UNO tournam ents being Memberships, newsletter and if tHxi-fl. prohibited or re- ftrwi KnHelH Si„ FlnfirM AQ lb. •*lrui«-d by law ( a*b value nnC37 CH3TI □ 22% fFeanr Miahwax, Kvihrmflrlil in the mood for a great tasting pizza, COVER BEST SELLERS ott usi Pnee held at the same high tournament rules are free 1 20 of If Limit one ciwpon UUuCit ^UCjcin '2 Male M.. Hartford school or college . . . and from UNO. Just send your open a ja r of Pizza Quick sauce. to a cuxiomer Fxpir.itioii ID84 Main S|.. Hartford B i I I limitlimit one date December ;il. 19HI 4!>0 Park Vxr., Mr*! Hartfonl ^V sicians in eailiei times advised patients with large ears even elem entary school name and address to UNO, And open your own pizzeria. MANCHESTER 239 SPENCER ST., students are playing in a . Suite 200, 500 N. Michigan to eat vegetables and "b u lk y " foods, while those with SALE ENDS SAT., SEPT. 20. 1980 big way." Ave., Chicago, III. 60611. orraa l im it id while supply la its smaller ears were advised to eat meat and more "con- contrated' foods. 18 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, : M e h u ^ EVENING HERALD. Wed., Sept. 17, 1980 - 19 milk. meat sauce, grated cheese, Friday: Fishwich, tartar garden salad, Italian sauce; french fries, green Manchester Friday: Juice, donut, bread, frosted cake. beans, pear dessert with Reqioh______milk. Cafeteria menus which Wednesday: Oven-baked brown sugar and raisins.- will be served Sept. 22-26 at East Hartford chicken, mashed potato, Manchester Public Schools gravy, sweet peas, roll, ap­ Elderly All schools Budget change requests are as follows: ple pie square. > Monday: Hot dog on a Monday: All beef hotdog Thursday: Meat and Menus which will be roll, baked beans, cole on roll, buttered green cheese pizza, garden salad, served Sept. 22-26 at slaw, milk and ice cream. beans, pineapple tidbits, fruit cup. Mayfair and Westhill Tuesday: Cheese pizza, gelatin . Friday: Manager's Gardens to Manchester could spawn revisions tossed salad, milk and Tuesday: Hot ham and choice. residents 60 or more, are applesauce. cheese on roll, buttered Milk served with all as follows: Wednesday: Fista punch, mixed vegetables, chilled meals, fresh fruit and Monday: Fried chicken, COVENTRY — Taxpayer requests Oct. 20. The council also has decided last week's meeting of the c9tlncil's tacoburger on roll, peaches. peanut butter and jelly boiled buttered potatoes, for changes in town budgeting that a Charter Revision Commission, steering committee, which discussed shredded cheese and let­ Wednesday: Swedish sandwich available daily as beets, bread, margarine, procedures will probably result in the when formed, should consist of seven charter changes with Connolly and tuce, tomato wedges, milk, meatballs, mashed meal alternate. Fresh skim milk, coffee or tea. Well-known creation of a Charter Revision Com­ members: three Democrats, three with Town Attorney Abbot Schwebel. vanilla pudding with potatoes, gravy, orange fruit, ice cream, nutritious Tuesday: Meatloaf with mission this fall. Republicans and one unaffiliated The Coventry Taxpayers Associa­ pineapple. wedges, buttered dinner snacks on sale dally.. gravy, mashed potatoes, grins The Town Council has directed voter. tion has asked the council to form a Town Manager Frank Connolly to Thursday: Oven-fried roll. mixed vegetables, vanilla President Carter revision commission to revise chicken, cranberry sauce, Thursday: Pizza with Vernon pudding, margarine, study options for town budget- The council decisions, approved budgeting procedures. The associa­ parslied buttered potatoes, bread, skim milk, coffee or and Broadway star making and report to the council by unanimously Monday night, followed tion seeks an amendment requiring meatsauce, topped with All schools whole kernel corn, bread, cheese, tossed salad with tea. Carol Channing get that the final vote on a council's butter, milk and fruit. dressing, cinnamon Monday: Frankfurt on Wednesday: Turkey ala their heads together recommended budget be ac­ Friday: Sausage patty, applesauce. roll, baked beans, lettuce king over biscuit, whipped and display their well- complished on voting machines in­ wedge with dressing, fruit sweet potato, cranberry Head custodian stead of at the Annual Town Meeting. baked macaroni and Friday: Diced roast known grins. Presi­ cheese, buttered mixed turkey with gravy, stuf­ ambrosia. sauce, ambrosia, bread, Thomas Brainard, head of the . vegetables, roll, butter, fing, whipped sweet Tuesday: Open turkey margarine, skim milk, dent Carter is in his association, pushed for prompt ac­ milk and fudge cookies. potatoes, raisins, granola sandwich, gravy, dressing, coffee or tea. home state of Georgia fights criticism tion in July, saying such an amend­ cookie. potato rounds, pepper and Thursday: Spaghetti campaigning and ment would streamline the budget Bolton cudumber sticks, ginger­ with meat sauce, raising funds for his VERNON — Al Benoit, head custo­ making 36 an hour. process and restore citizens' rights Glastonbury bread with topping. parmesan cheese, salad, dian at the Vernon Center Middle He said that would mean that on to speak, amend and vote on the an­ Center School Wednesday: Baked second run at the All schools peaches, mdrgarine, School, and vice president of Local Saturdays the department could pay nual town budget. Monday: Juice, taco tur­ macaroni and cheese, bread, skim milk, coffee or presidency. (UPI from 38.25 or even 312 an hour and Monday: Cheeseburger 1303, took issue Monday night with The taxpayer group’s request came nover, baked beans, chilled buttered peas, tomato tea. photo) comments made by Donald Berger, that Sundays or holidays would be out pears. in bun, french fries, wedges, bread and peanut near the end of the budgeting process Friday: Fishwich, tartar recreation director, in a letter to of the question. for 1980-81, after two budgets were Tuesday: Hamburger carrots, sweet potato cake. butter, fruit cup. (Half-day sauce, potato puffs, cole Mayor Marie Herbst. Benoit, during the citizen’s forum recommended, aired at meetings, gravy, rice, corn, pan roll, Tuesday: Creamed session) slaw, pears, margarine, A new pay contract was approved a portion of the council meeting, told hermit. chicken on biscuit, green Thursday: Juice, pizza, In the morning, when time is of the essence, a bit of pre-planning will go a long way. forced to referenda by petitions, and bread, skim milk, coffee or few days ago for the custodians and the council that some of Berger’s in­ rejected. The town finally got a Wednesday: Meatloaf beans, apple crisp. applesauce, ice cream. tea. secretarial staff of the local public formation wasn’t accurate. and gravy, buttered Wednesday: Shells in IRHS) Juice, grinders, budget at a town meeting July 25, The menu Is subject to schools and Berger told the mayor He said the last increase given to after the fiscal year had started. noodles, wax beans, gelatin meat sauce, green salad, potato chips, applesauce. change. that provisions of the new contract the custodians was in 1974 when they cubes. yeast rolls, peaches. In another steering committee will have a "devastating” effect on went from 34.75 to 35.25 an hours. matter, the council Monday night ap­ Thursday: Fruit juice, Thursday: Turkey in his department’s indoor recreation "Here we are six years later and now pizza, tossed salad, gelatin gravy, whipped potato, proved several'appointments to Jill programs. - he's saying the charges will be out of vacancies on “town boards and com­ with topping. peas, peaches. Contest looks for prized recipes Berger said he had been told that sight,” Benoit said. missions. Friday: Turkey and Friday: Baked fish the contract calls for the custodians He alluded to the fact that prices of gravy, mashed potatoes, square, baked potato, Creme "Secret any special uten- New Jersey tough work Herman LeDoyt, a Democrat, was Great desserts have All recipes will be judged —One Grand Prize of |5,- chefs, food editors and to get time and a half pay for outside everything else have doubled and carrots, pudding with top­ spinach, fruit cup. Ingredient” Contest. P.O. sils/cookware used, times reappointed to the Cemetery Com­ always been American on originality, good taste, 000 will be awarded for the home economists who are groups; double time on Sundays for tripled. He said he didn't know where ping. Milk is served with all Box 11317, Dept. P, and temperatures. mission. The commission now has its favorites, and every cook ease and convenience of best-of-contest recipe of all involved in the preparation outside groups; and maybe triple pay Berger got the 312 an hour figure and meals. Menu is subject to Chicago. IL 60611. Ingredients should be full complement of five members. has one or two specialties, preparation, appetizing the four recipe categories. of food or recipes as a on holidays. said that 310.50 an hour would be the Coventry change without notice. Enter as often as you generally available. for hoth Garter, Reagan Claire Connelly, a Republican, was ranging from an "old fami­ appearance and the ap­ profession. Berger said the amount the recrea­ top charge at time and a half. wish, but only one of your —Four First Prizes of named to the Economic Develop­ Hale school ly recipe” chocolate cake, 4. Entries must be post­ propriate use of KRAFT will be awarded for 8. Contest void where tion department will pay each time Mrs. Herbst said she has asked Hebron entries may qualify you as 31,000 TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) — The battle being waged in Massachusetts senator won the Democratic presidential ment Commission to fill one of two to an easy no-bake souffle. marked by midnight Oct. Marshmallow Creme. the best recipe in each of prohibited or restricted by will be dependent on the years of ser­ Berger and Jon Paul Roden, chair­ Monday: Hamburger on a winner. Each entry must New Jersey by President Carter, a three-time loser in the primary. vacancies. Mrs. Connelly will lose Rham Whether your penchant 31, 1980, and received by Favorite family recipes the four recipe categories. law. All Federal, State and vice of the custodian assigned. He man of the Recreation Commission, roll, french fries, be sent in a separate state, is like the struggle of a mountain climber Peter Curtin, executive director of the state her GOP affiliation because she is Monday: Beef and runs to elaborate multi­ Nov. 14, 1980. In case of collected and used over —Fifteen Second Prizes local laws apply. said they could get the one who is to prepare a full report for the Oct. 6 vegetable, chilled pineap­ envelope and must include: desperately trying to dig a pick into jagged, unreceptive Democratic Party, says of Reagan's support, "It's super­ running for state representative as pepper steak, mashed tiered creations, or to sim­ duplicate recipes, the one time are eligible as are of 3100 to finalists. 9. For a list of the top 20 making 34.50 or 36 an hour or the one meeting of the council. ple. A. An official entry with the earliest postmark rock. ficial, but it's real nonetheless.” Curtin believes Carter an independent, and the council potato, broccoli, ple 1-2-3 treats, you'll be in- newly created recipes. — 180 Third Prizes of the Prize Winners, send a self- Tuesday: Juice, lasagna, blank, or a plain 31^” x 5” date will be judged. All en­ On the other side of the mountain, a bit closer to the top can win in New Jersey, but he is concerned about turnout. delayed the second EDC appointment mixed vegetables, potato homemade muffin, pear terersted in a Kraft- However, in the process of KRAFT COOKBOOK to addressed stamped no. 10 piece of paper with your tries become the property but on a more slippery slope. Ronald Reagan is "Right now, minorities will stay at home in large to study the issue of minority muffin sweet. half. sponsored dessert recipe selecting the semi­ semi-finalists. size envelope (4‘4” x Oti” ) hand-printed name and ad­ of Kraft, Inc.; none will be maneuvering to halt a downward slide. numbers on election day," says Gustav Heningburg, representation. Wednesday: Sliced Tuesday: Oven baked contest which is currently finalists. the judging Winners will be notified to KRAFT Marshmallow dress, and the back panel " returned. No cor­ Both men face considerable, built-in odds in a state former president of the Greater Newark Urban Coalition. Site funding sought Lionel Jean, Democrat, and Fran­ chicken, cranberry sauce, running. organization will disqualify within ninety (90) days of Creme "Secret turkey with g.ravy,- from any size jar of their campaign strategists consider critical. Most And Charles Marciante, president of the state AFL- cis Martling, Republican, were reap­ whipped potatoes, biscuit, ' I t is called the KRAFT respondence will be recipes which it knows to contest close. All prizes buttered rice, cranberry KRAFT Marshmallow entered into. observers t^lieve the state is leaning toward giving its 17 CIO, says, “A good number of workers are not inclined to VERNON — The state Depart­ town must have an established pointed to the Insurance Advisory oatmeal-peanut butter Marshmallow Creme have been previously will be awarded. Any taxes sauce, choice of vegetable, Creme. NO PROOF OF All entrants must be 18 electoral votes to the former California governor if the vote at all this time.” Marciante considers labor's sup­ ment of Housing has been authorized housing authority, and Vernon does. Committee. There is st‘'' one vacan­ chocolate cookie. "Secret Ingredient" published or which have applicable are the sole Ingredient” Contest. P.O. peaches. PURCHASE REQUIRED election were to be conducted now. port for Carter lukewarm at best. 36 million, by the 1980 state It must also have a suitable site cy. Wednesday: Sloppy Joe Recipe Contest, open for years of age or older. By been winners in national Box 11257, Chicago, IL Thursday: Meatball BY FLO R ID A responsibility of the They believe Carter is slowly closing the once-wide “I think the Democrats are beginning to close ranks" Legislature, for development of available for the development of the Frank Perrotti, Republican, was on roll, buttered noodles, entries now through Oct. entering this contest, contests, unless they 60611. grinder, buttered green RESIDENTS. winners agree to the use of winners. gap. with both parties' polls in early September showing since the state primary, notes state Sen. Barry Parker, housing for the elderly. project. No particular site has been appointed as the Board of Education beans, potato puffs, green beans, fresh fruit. 31, 1980. feature changes which in 7. Contest is open to Consumers can obtain a The Town of Vernon, in its applica­ mentioned as yet. Why "Secret B. Your recipe entry. their names, likeness and the president within 5 percentage points of Reagan. the Senate minority leader, a Republican from the rural representative to the Pension and chocolate chip cookies. Thursday : Hamburg piz­ its judgement, are signifi­ residents of USA, its copy of the complete con­ tion for bonus Community Develop­ Vernon has two projects in Retirement Committee. There are no Ingredient?" Kraft Every recipe entered must winning entries for publici­ Reagan must surmount the 2-to-l Democratic registra­ county of Burlington. Friday: Juice, pizza, za, garden salad, orange cant. territories, APO/FPO Ad­ test rules as printed above, ment grant funding, is asking for Franklin Park, one on Windermere marshmallow creme has include KRAFT ty, advertising and/or tion edge. Carter faces an image that he is a loser Typical of the attitude both candidates must deal with vacancies. tossed salad or cole slaw, juice bar. By entering, you warrant dresses. except employees along with an entry blank, 385,000 to acquire a site for another Avenue, one on Grove Street and high long been know as a great Marshmallow Creme as an trade purposes by Kraft, because he failed to carry the state in the 1976 and 1980 is the movement by a small group of southern New A new, five-member School fruited or plain gelatin Friday: Fishwich with that, to the best of your of Kraft, Inc., its adver­ by sending name and ad­ housing development for the elderly. rise apartments for the elderly on dessert-maker, adding ingredient and must fall Inc. and its agencies primaries and in the 1976 general election. Jersey residents to secede from the rest of the state. A Building Committee was appointed. with topping. cheese, french fries, mixed knowledge, the recipe sub­ tising and publicity agen­ dress to: "Rules”, KRAFT But the governing body of a town or Brooklyn Street. Some of these are special lightness, texture under one of the four con­ without additional compen­ Marshmallow Creme A Democratic presidential nominee has not carried non-binding secession referendum will be on the ballot in Named were Joan Lewis, John In addition a breakfast vegetables, orange gelatin mitted has not been so cies, the judging organiza­ city has to make a commitment for financed with federal funds and some and flavor to a variety of test categories. sation. "Secret Ingredient" New Jersey since the Lyndon Johnson landslide of 1964, several counties. Pagini' and Geri Bissonette, bar is available to with topping. 2. CONTEST RECIPE published. Judge's tion and their immediate when the party held its convention in Atlantic City. "They're sensitive to the long arm of big government,” advance funding to take the develop­ with state funds. Democrats, and John Pagini and Jef­ Also available is soup desserts. For instance, 5. JUDGING: Fifty (50) Recipe Contest, P.O. Box students. CATEGORIES decisions are final. families living within the "It's going to be a squeaker,” says Al Angrisani, says Parker, referring especially to an 18-month state ment of the project through its plan­ The department of Housing of­ frey Lancaster, Republicans. and sandwich of the day, marshmallow creme semi-finalists will be 6. 200 Prizes will be 824, South Holland, IL Grammar & A. Baked Desserts selected from each household. Excluded also Reagan's state campaign director, who pegs the building ban on 1 million acres of the state Pine Barrens ning stage. The. advance funds are ficials said it's important to note that Five members were named to the cookies and ice cream. makes a fabulous dessert awarded as follows: 60473. the department allows $600 per unit Robertson B. category and from these are professionals such as Republican's support at 39 percent and Carter's at 36 per­ region, a dense forest area of quiet streams, tree frogs normally reimbursed at the time the new Patriots Park Board of Direc­ Milk is served with all filling and topping when project is bid. for land acquisition in the develop­ Dips/Sauces/Beverages semi-finalists five (5) in cent. He believes the battle will be over the blue-collar and pitch pines. tors. leaving two vacancies, the five Monday:'Hamburger on meals. blended with whipped To participate in the program the ment budget for any project. Any C. Frozen/Chilled each category will be worker, the traditional Democratic voter. The strength of John Anderson continues to remain a appointees are Dorothy Kalber and roll, french fries, cream and mandarin acquisition costs in excess of this Elementary oranges. Use it to give Desserts judged as finalists by “Union leaders may be behind Carter, but the rank and mystery. Several observers believe he will get the vote of Richard Giggey, Democrats; Roy vegetable stix, pudding Monday: Charbroiled D. Candies, Frostings Marian Tripp Com­ f— Pizza social- file are with us,” he says. the traditional liberal element that is disenchanted with amount must be provided by the local McLain, Republican; and Robert with topping. elegance to home-baked Peach festival community from whatever source it patty, mashed potatoes, gingerbread from a mix, and Other Treats munications, Inc., an in­ M.ANClIK.STER — There will be a shea, coordinator of the ministry, Angrisani is targeting the state's industrial northeast Carter or would otherwise sit home on Nov. 4. Elwell and Warren Little, unaf­ Tuesday: Chicken peas, peaches. 3. RECIPE ENTRY: dependent judging pizza social for separated and Thre will l^ ju k e box music and corridor, a highly congested home to many ethnic groups Bill Ward, Anderson’s state campaign manager, says BOLTON - The decides to utilize, officials said. filiated. dinner, cranberry sauce, but don't stop there! The Tuesday: Hamburg piz­ fluffiness of real egg Print or type your recipe organization, and a panel divorced Catholics on Wednesday at 7 pizza. Cost is 33rTbr further infor- — and the Democrats' strongest base. Angrisani located he’s is trying to broaden the base from its middle to up­ Women’s Auxiliary of the buttered macaroni, tossed za, salad, orange juice bar. using KRAFT of KRAFT Home p.m. at the Marco Polo Restaurant, mation call Joyce Foy at 644-2882, the state headquarters there, in Little Falls, as a first per middle-class, white, college-educated voters. As for Bolton Volunteer Fire salad, chilled Pineapple. whites in Kraft Wednesday: Chicken, Marshmallow Creme on a Economists. 1220 Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Bernie Bradley, 633-2586, or Pat step, and Reagan kicked off his national campaign near­ the blue-coilar workers, “Polls show that is where we are Department will sponsor Wednesday: Juice, hot marshmallow creme ^OnET/MSSA DROP rice pilaf, corn bread, plain sheet of 8W x 11” Final selection of the Participants will meet Sister Ellen Desautels, 649-6493. by in Jersey City, across the water from the Statue of weakest.” its annual peach festival dog siitchc). bmll-inFatdiionand frerarm. (ront drop in some with not so modest July 31,1980, up 23 percent 1 Rou Siit^ LB. 8 9 ^ SOUP 4 Car, 8 9 c UAfIfii • HANGING • HOODID bobbin - incomes — who have from 169,967 during the OUR: buJimbuiionholer. Buckland Rd., South Windsor [ \ SPECIM. / : from drop-in bobbin overextended their credit. same period a year earlier. 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PINEHURST GROCERY INC. increased unemployment — 649-7782 SPRINGFIELD, MA. 01105 MANCHESTER Parkade Shopping Ctr 856 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. 302 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER and tightened credit — has TEL I 643-4306 ■ } £ caused the number of in­ 330 Broad Street, Tel. 643-4259 T1IKNT3 IM l ♦*****W*****W*******WWW*WWW*-i For other locations call toll-free 800-331-1000. nM ni04 dividual bankruptcy OPEN UIMMIS petitions filed nationwide D-tlljs Ifs.isUS* 20 - EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17, IMP Loti tpil round ■rank & Ernaat EVENING HERALD, Wed , Sept. 17, 1980 - 21 PLtASE READ ADVERTISING f Nalp HTamatf IS Job change to provide LOST - Gray, metal Tool Box NURSES AIDES • Weekends YOUR AD DEADLINE on East Mb' Middle ■ Tur^lke,“ only. 6 months of Nursing X/.I- TSl-l- VOO Business & Service between Manchester Green Home experiencedexnerienced requhreouireo. Classlllwd ads ara 12:0D noon tha day and Shady Glen. 643-9508, or Call or apply: East Hartford t h e m e a n i n g o p UpE^ iakan ovar tha phona bafora pubileatton. 649-5635. REWARD. Convalescent Home. 745 Main public works expertise aa a tmvanlanca. Tha Street, Ehist Hartford; iF Yoo»6i. p r o m i s e LOST - Vicinity of Harald la raapontlUa Deadline for Saturday 2167.______into the 80s where it. will A portion of the money Street and East Middle Turn­ By PATRICK REILLY Street to Pratt & Whitney for only ona Ineorraet and Monday la 12KW pike, Black Cat, one white PARjT TIM E H ELP NOT T® LAUGH. take on technical respon­ w|ll also be used to pay for Hrrald Reporter Aircraft Group. The sec­ ■naarUon and than only Noon Friday. whisker. Answers to NEEDED - Control Desk, sibilities. 500 posters distributed free "Ebony.” 647-9013. EAST HARTFORD - tion of road is off of Main to tha a lia o f ^ha Coffee Shop, & Telephone “This new position wili of charge in town to “en­ Street and juts into P&WA Solicitors. Apply: Brunswick Because of the Tovm Com- original Inaartlon. •dvartlaamant wlH not Holiday Lanes, 39 Spencer become one of the most im­ courage local pride in its property. Errora which do not c il’s approval Tuesday portant positions in the ■>• corractod by an ad- Street, Manchester, 6^2126. many fine historic struc­ Assistant Counsel for ■•••on tha value of tha Also: Cocktail Waitress & Bar night to reclassify an ad­ town’s administration," dKlonal Inaartlon.- FOUND - Pair of man’s ministrative position in the tures.” P&WA, Robert Argazzi, Maid, 646-3637 after 6:00 p.m. ••••••••••••••••••aaaaaaaa •••••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Dagon said. “Over the glasses, brown frame with •#•••••••oaeaaaaaaaaaeaaaa Services OHorad 31 Public Works Department, said the acquistion of the Holp Wanlod Services Ottered 31 Palntlng-Paportng 32 Building ConIraeUng 33 years there has been a green ball point pen, in brown WANTED - Mature responsi­ 13 Holp Wonlod 13 Holp Wanted 13 Holp Wanlod 13 Mayor George A. Dagon road requested by P&WA feather case at the need for a person of higher ble person to care for Infant C&M TREE SERVICE - Free PAINTING - INTERIOR AND said the department will Town Councilman John is needed to accommodate Manchester Band Shell at and young child to our home, HOUSEWIFESHIFT-llto2. GIRL FRIDAY. Higli School ARMED GUARDS - Wanted estimates, discount senior WES ROBBINS Carpentry professional expertise in Larson said the posters plans to revise the com­ Manchester Community Tuesday thru Friday. Apply graduate. Light office work. to work in Electronic Alarm EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. remodeling specialist,sf. Ad-au­ get what it has needed for from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. within: Tommy's Pizzaria. citizens. Company Experienced, references. Ser­ ditions, rec rooms, dormers, the department. It should will be pictures of the pany’s internal road College. Please pick up at the Call 649-5417 after 5:00 p.m. Will train in estimating. Hart­ Monitoring Central Station. Manchester-owned and B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom years: technical expertise. Manchester Herald reception 267 East Center Street. WAITERS AND ving Willimantic, built-ins, bathrooms, have been updated years historic Selden Brewer ford area. Call for appoint­ Must have clean record. operated. Call 846-1327. Work. Free Estimates. Will The council's approval system for emergency and desk. DENTAL ASSISTANT. Manchester. WAITRESSES, Howard John­ ment, 527-5255. Mr. Lallberte. References thoroughly Manchester, Bolton, Coven- kitchens, 649-3446.______ago.” House depicting it before son’s Restaurant, East-West pick up and deliver. Please tiy, Columbia, Tolland areas. will change the delivery traffic. Experience neccessary. checked. Immediate full and call 64^2161 after 4:00 p.m. FARRAND REMODELING - Mulligan said the posi­ and after renovation. He P&WA also wants to use FOUND - Young gray angora Excellent benefits. Salary Service Road, Hartford, has part time positions open. For B&M TREE SERVICE, W. J. Grillo. 423-6582. department’s vacant ad­ TOWN OF FULL TIME BABYSITTER openings for waitresses and SUBSTITUTE WORKERS Cabinets, Roofing. Gutters, tion will also require the roadway as part of its BOLTON PUBLIC cat In Green Manor area. Call negotiable. Immediate for 8 month old son, in my needed immediately. Apply appointment call, 236-6116. where TREE-MENDOUS ser­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - ministrative assistant posi­ said the posters can serve 646-1997. waiters: days and evenings in­ Room Additions, Decks, All someone with the ad­ relocation of Willowbrook NOTICE openings. Manchester area. Bolton home, starting Manchester Public School vice is guaranteed, now Fireplaces. Concrete. PAINTING BY CRAIG Wpes of Remodeling and tion to Assistant Director as a goal for local •••••••••••••••••••••••••• i cluding weekends. Full and Cafeteria Office, 45 North WAITRESS NEEDED by offering FREE STUMP Chimney Repairs. “No Job ministrative background to Road. Argazzi said the Notice is hereby given that the Zoning Board of Appeals of the January. Light housekeeping part time work available. OGDEN. Interior and Repairs. Free estimates. Ful- of Public Works Ad- businesses and residents to Pononoli 2 desirable. 646-3995. School Street. 647-3461. local Downtown Restaurant GRIN d INCJ with tree Too Small." Call 644-8356 for Exterior Specialist! Fully In­ ly insured. Phone 643-6017. investigate the many be active in the town’s acquiring of Willow Street town of Bolton will hold a meeting on Thursday, Septertiber 25 RN or LPN - llp.m .to7a.m ., Uniforms, medical, life in­ removal. Free estimates. Ful­ estimates.______ministrative/Technical. surance, meals provided. App­ four days per week, 7 a.m. to 3 sured. Free Estimates. Call federal and state programs pians for revitalization. will allow a straighter, 1980 beginning at 8:00 p.m. at the Town Hall to hear the LOOKING 1 or 2 night a week. Laurel TYPIST - Part time. 20-25 p.m. Apply in person after 3 ly insured. References. Senior anytime, 649-8749. LEON CIEZSYNSKl Director of Public Works RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) Manor, 91 Chestnut Street. DIETARY AIDES. Full time ly in person Monday through hours per week. Apply to: The Citizens Discount. 643-7285. WILL DELIVER small loads BUILDER. New homes, ad­ in the fields of energy and The allocation for the safer path through the following variance application: Friday, 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. to Fanni s Restaurant of sand, gravel or loam. Call Arthur J. Muiligan, also public works. to commute two young girls to 649^519.______and part time including some Colony, Steak Club, Vernon, 1015 Main Street. ditions, remodeling, rec plaques and posters will company’s complex for the St. Mary-St. Josepn^hool weekend work. Apply in per­ p.m. 644-1775. Can call 7:00 a.m to hopes the reclassification “The state and federal No. 617. Application of David and Virginia Assard of 45 French ELECTRICAL Conn. REWEAVING BURN 10:00 p.m.______rooms, garages, kitchens will attract someone with come from a $15,000 “self- cars and trucks. Road in Bolton for a sideline variance of ten feet for the con­ area in Willimantic, from son Riverside Health (;are WOMAN 18 and over to work remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, funding for all kinds of Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: JOURNEYMEN wanted. Center 745 Main Street, East HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas technical expertise in such help program” allocation struction of a garage on said location. The property is further Holidays, vacation. SHEET METAL PRESS AVON- To buy or sell, call 523- in plastic manufacturing full repaired, window shades, DAY CARE NURSERY dormers, roofing. Residential things are out there it’s Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. Hartford. 528-2167. 9401. and part time shifts. Call 646- PAINTING. INTERIOR AND or commercial. 649-4M1. areas as energy conserva­ from the total community described on map 13, block no. 32 and lot no. F4. hospitalization and rate. Only BRAKE OPERATOR. Ap­ Venetian blinds. Keys. TV PROGRAM - Slate Licens^. EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully just a matter of someone John Roberts serious applicants need apply. proximately five years 2920 between 10:00 a.m. and FOR RENT. Marlow’s, 867 3 understanding Teachers. tion programs and with the development funds. UNATTACHED? Meet new 4:00 p.m. insured. Nine years DESIGN KITCHENS - going out and getting it.” Chairman Call 646-sib. experience. Mathematical OPERATORS Main Street. 649-5221. Enclosed play yard, Cabinets. Vanities, Formica ability to work with com­ The Historical Society of compatiable companions to SERVICE jBTATION background jireferred. Over- playroom, lunches. Learning experience. Free estimates. The salary for the new East Hartford said it would Bolton Zoning Board of Appeals Manchester area. Lowest 646-1085. Counter Tops. Display, puters. 038-09 PART TIME. Earn extra A m m S K T time and all company paid Telephone PART TIME HELP - Mor­ experiences. Keeney School Storage & Bookcases. Kitchen position will range from pay for 20 percent of the cost, elaborate, confidential money while the kids are to benefits in an air conditioned nings. Changing tires and District. Immediate openings. “The computer is the and dignified nationwide Immadlata opmbtg for Cabinet Fronts. Custom 818,460 to $22,357 annually. cost of the posters and will school. Telephone solicitation. Some mechanical phlant in Manchester. Dynamic parson with axpartanca at lube. Hours are flexible. 2 to 5 years. 646-4864. EXTERIOR PAINTING Woodworking. 649-9658. tool of the decade but I NOTices system. Free literature. Mlletal Products Company, In­ Brown’s Tire Shop; 646-3444. *••••••••••••••••••••••••• experienced college student. In other action Tuesday provide all the manpower Public Informational Meeting A few positions left. A good experience with tilaphono operator and/or LAWNS CUT. Expert service. don’t know how to deal - Lost and Found Dating of Prestige, William- telephone voice and diction a corporated. 646-4048 Polntlng-Paparlng 32 Quality work. Very Booling 34 night, the council un­ and planning. - Personals to w n ,^ ss. 01267. ■rawaring sarvict In our Lowest rates around. Call for with it," Mulligan said. Hockanum River Linear Park Study must. Call Monday to Friday, small tools. Will GENERAL HOUSEWORK free estim ate. 849-7773 reasonable prices. Call Mike, animously approved the Counciiman Joseph - Announcements Monitoring Communica­ for adult professional couple. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING 569-3458 or M9-4945. “The position should more - Entertainment Vernon, Ellington, Manchester and East Hartford, Connecticut. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Mr. train. SECRETARY-Immediate evenings. ROOFER WILL INSTALL allocation of $1,400 in LaRosa said the plaques PonontI koant 9 Barry, 5694963. tion Soctlon. One day per week. Call 649- - Interior and -exterior. than pay for itself in a - Auctions The State of Connecticut, DEP, Office of Parks and Recreation opening for experienced roof, siding or gutter for low federal community Appiy in Person: It you have good 7204 after 5:00 p.m.. Commercial and residential. discount price. Call Ken at short time.” will help improve residents FINANCIAL will hold a public informational meeting at the Hearing Room, CONFIDENTIAL, Fast, Secretary. Skills: Shorthand CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Free estimates. Fully in­ development funding to EXPERIENCED too wpm, typing 70 wpm. 2 raftroncas, ara raUabte, 647-1566. Mulligan said the and visitor’s image of the - Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages Manchester, CT. Town Hall on Wednesday, October 8,1980, at Easy, Phone Application. COMPANION- rates. (Juick service. Call 643- sured. 646-4679. Exterior. “Check my rate erect 25 hand-painted - Personal Loans LABORERS & E(}UIPMENT 252 Spmeer Street years experience as secretary Mid avallaMo waikmdt, 2543. before you decorate." Depen­ reclassification is town. 7:00 p.m. for purpose of presenting proposals and findings of its Funding Associates 232-9368, HOUSEKEEPER to live in tpen- Haating-Plumbing 35 plaques designating - Insurance anytime. OPERATORS need only to to a company management of- wo wouM lUio to hoar from dable. Fully insured. 646-1653. necessary as the public In other council action, current study for the development of a public park along the apply. Women encouragra to Menchester you. Wo art accapUng with older woman. 643-7918. INTERIOR PAINTING historically significant eMPLOYMINT •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ficial, since 1977, and Call between 9:00 a.m. and NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet the town officially gave a Hockanum River. The study is under preparation by the firm, apply. (?all 871-7961, or apply experienced in Contract Ad­ appUcatlona (or 4 pjn. to LAWNMOWERS AND WALLPAPERING works department moves buildings in East Hartford. - Help Wanted Holp Wanted 13 4:00 p.m. . GENERAL PAINTING - repairs, plugged drains, 416 foot section of Willow - Business Opportunities Roy Mann Associates, consultant to the State of Connecticut. at job: Dobbs Crossing, Route ministration. Send resume or 12 i.m. shift TMs Is ■ 40 r e p a ir e d . 15% Sr. Citizen Quality professional work at 30 Vernon, Conn. EOE. Discount! Free pick up and Interior & Exterior; kitchen faucets replaced, ^ Situation Wanted All persons having interest in this project are welcomed and en­ FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - contact: Audrey Frey, hour schadulo. EXPERIENCED reasonable prices. Fully in­ Specializing In Exterior Trim, repaired, rec rooms, Pioneer Parachute Co., Inc., delivery! Expert service. sured. Free estimates. G. L. EDUCATION couraged to attend this informative session. Part time second shift. Apply DENTAL ASSISTANT for Wo ottor a pitasani, MECHANIC - Full lime. See ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. Free Estimates. Fully In­ bathroom remodeling, heat - Private Instructions COOKS. Howard Johnson's Pioneer Industrial Park. Hale McHugh. 643-9321. modernization, etc. M & M By: William F. Miller, Director 7-Eleven on Onter Street, Manchester, Rockville oral Road. Manchester. Ct. 06040. downtown Hartford oftica Joe at: D'Addario's Auto Ser­ 647-3660. sured. Call 64641709, or 742- - SchooiS'Classes between 7 and 3. Restaurant, East-West Ser­ surrounding, froa Indoor vice, 117 Burnside Avenue, 5087, Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Bolton educators - Instructions Wanted CT DEP/Qffice of Parks and surgery group. Experience Phone: 644-1581, between 10 vice Road, Hartford, has East Hartford. Recreation preferred. Call 647-9926 for to- a m. - 2 p m. for appointment. parking, training and REAL ESTATE GENERAL CONTRACTOR , terview. openings for cooks. Days and 165 Capitol Avenue NEEDS CARPENTER - Must An Equal Opjiortunity iwaithbonoflts. - Homes for Sale evenings including weekends. Employer LUNCH COOK NEEDED - - Lots-Land for Sale Hartford, CT 06115 be knowledgable and Full and part time work CALL 728-1346 Full or part time. Monday - Investment Property MORNING STOCK HELP combine positions (203) 566-2304 experienced in all phases of Monday thru Friday. Apply in available uniforms, medical, Monday thru Friday thru Saturday, Mr. Steak, - Business Property 048-09 construction. Call 742-6062. person to: Highland Park life insurance, meals WEEKEND 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Silver Lane, East Hartford. gXRANO REAL e s t a t e - Resort Property provided. Apply in person 569-2800, By DONNA HOLLAND - Real Estate Wanted Market, 317 Highland Street. CUSTODIAN w EQUM. om n w rY empiovdi of the position in the possible re­ HOUSEWIVES. Earn extra Monday through Friday. 10:00 Herald Correspondent MI8C. SERVICES money while children are in a m to 7:00 p.m PART TIME - Are the kids organization of the Bolton school system. Announcomonti BOOKKEEPER. Permanent SCREEN PRINTER - - Services Offered school. Work two to four hours Looking tor some extra back in school? Pleasant Of­ BOLTOIN— The positions of assistant I’m not sure we can get a good candidate - Painting-Papering full time position in real es­ Applications are presently ™ 646-2000 at lunch time for Dairy tate firm. Individual who can KENNEL ASSISTANT PART earnings on the fice Surroundings. 9 a.m. to 1 principal of Bolton Elementary Center for a one year position.” - Building-Contracting (}ueen. Fringe benefits. Oean TIME - Wednesdays and being taken for an opening in m., or 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Call - RoofIng-SIdIng assume responsibility. Duties weekends? This may be 172 E, CENTER ST MANCHESTER, CT 06040 School and a central office Allen said, “If we can’t get a highly pleasant surroundings. Apply Thursdays Involvement with our &reen Printing Depart­ "r. Williams. 9 a m. to 1 - Heating-Plumbing include booikkeeping, general lust the job for you! The ment, Experience is u (superintendent’s) assistant for eight qualified candidate for the position, we - Flooring PUBLIC NOTICE 242 Broad Street, Manchester. ledger and typing. Monday pets. public. and p.m., 569-4990. maintenance Canine Holiday hours would be Friday desirable. Excellent benefits. hours per week will be filled by one full­ won’t fill it, but I have confidence we can - Moving-Trucking-Storage through Friday, 1:00 to 9:00. Individual must apply in Per­ - Services Wanted SALES DEPARTMENT - Resume to Box L c/o Inne. 200 Sheldon Road, and Saturday nights from CONSTRUCTION 9% CHFA AVAILABLE time person until June 30. fill the position." Manchester Inquire 8-10 son to : Quality Name Plate, MISC. FOR SALE Hartford Despatch -Allied, Manchester Evening Herald. 12 midnight to 7 a m. LABORERS WANTED to The action was taken at a special Allen has already talked to a few people ^ '•**"'* ABOUT one of Connecticut’s leading a m Fisher Hill Road, East work in Hartford and other CALL FOR FULL DETAILS - Household Goods Light custodial work at Glastonbury. meeting of the Board of Education about the position and now, with board ap­ - Articles for Sale movers seeks to add APPLICATIONS being a re a s. Travel may be Estimators for our Household MANCHESTER DRIVE-IN above average starting required. Outside work, using Tuesday night. proval, will actively seek a replacement - Building Supplies accepted for kitchen help. DONT ANSWER THIS AD - Pets-BIrds-Oogs moving staff. Experienced in needs counter help and wage. Jack Hammers and other The board’s action with the one year ^ $M TrMty. SpoMorad to toutti Apply at Vic’s Pizza and for the vacancy. - Musical Instruments cashiers Immediate UNLESS - l.You want to write Itatod Chureh. l3 s Main moving Industry not required. Restaurant, 151 West Middle pneumatic tools. We will stipulation was for the individual’s con­ Allen is now compiling a complete - Boats & Accessories Integrity and effective sales openings Must be 18 or over. your own pay check. 2. You're train. Good Wages and M inehaaiar, Bundav, Turnpike, Manchester, Satur­ Call the Friendly Family overly ambitious and willing tract only, not for the position. report on the options for the re­ - Sporting Goods ; t aplOTdiat 11, 1-SdO P.M. Ouaai personality essential. We will Call evenings, 649-6000: Benefits. Apply at: Ford, - Garden Products day. Sunday or Monday, 9:00 Restaurant lor an Inter­ to work. 3. Looking for a The two positions were filled during the organization of the school system. School i train vou to our technloues for a.m. to noon. daytime 643-OtKO Bacon & Davis, 520 Burnham - Antiques selling our top-quality. Moving view. career with a chance for Street, South Windsor, last school year by Siegmar Blamberg board members should be able to make a - Wanted to'Buy ' -"*!**■ Laar d tha iaa promotion. 4. If your answer ; WaaliliigioB. O.C. and Of. services. Apply: Personnfl SECRETARY - One man local PLUMBER WANTED • Must 871-9347 between 3 and 5 p.m. who resigned recently. decision on the re-organization, if any, by RENTALS ; Rob^Baralaai,ljiaeiiUvaOlractor Manager, Hartford Despatch, Law Office. Shorthand a be experienced. Paid Holiday. IS yes to all the above, then I weekdays. School Supt. Raymond Allen the end of November. - Rooms for Rent I el On Cenn., Calaeaan (Whala) 225 Prospect Street, East must. Phone 646-2425. Vacation. Insurance. Call «• «*p«rttelj bghiv Kll want to talk to you. Call - Apartments for Rent Hartford, or send resume. after6p m .643-6341.742-7668. between 9 and 11 a.m, for im­ MAINENANCE MECHANIC - recommended to the board that it main­ Louis Cloutier, board member, said, - Homes for Rent ?!■*=*?■?••■ ^U M pan la p la n n in g la mediate appototment. 646- tain the assistant principal position as ap­ J|«ddltoaeorn, e o ^ candy, a nwanwiBu insurance Two weeks vaca­ RECEPTIONIST. Doctor’s of­ paralyzed young man. For •••••••••••••••••••••••••• responsibilities of the position for this person filling the position, helping the Probate Notice ... W SM , ganwa and priaaa. For marc Intormatlon call #41-1117. BABYSITTER WANTED. NURSES AIDES. PoslUons tion after one year of;—Location and Hour#. fice. E:ast Hartford specialist. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Three small children. Monday available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 details, call Paul Herbst. 675- year. We have important programs superintendent after school hours but not Court of Probate. District of Positions on 7-3; 3-11; and NO FEE - W EEKLY PAY Typing. Four day week. Two Homaa For Solo 23 Homot For Sate 23 r-AII charitibla and non-prolil- and Wednesday mornings. shifts. Good starting wages 4173. after 5:30 on weekdays, □ EDUCATION □ REAL ESTATE targeted for this year and without the pre­ during the school day. Manchester 11-7 shifts RN Supervisor For Information call woman office. Reply Box 0, in NOTICE OF HEARING organizations wiihing to havt thair Public An- Your home, Bolton High and benefits. Ebicellent oppor­ any time on weekends. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• sent staff (which includes an assistant John Moranos, board member, said, ESTATE OF KATHERINE ADAMY. positions available '3-11 and •43-9915 care of Manchester Evening nouncamanlt publithad Iraa to this apact ara School or Manchester area. tunity to learn nurses aides Herald. Private Inatrucllona 18 Homtt, For Sale 23 an incapable person Pays $1.50 hourly. Call Betsey 11-7 shifts. KEY PUNCH OPERATOR. principal) I don't believe we can accom­ “From the taxpayers point of view, we ^rsuant to an order of Hon. William urgad to contact Joa McCavanaugh, Ganaral skills. We will provide you APPLY E FitzGerald. Judge, dated at 6494381. with complete orientation to AID A ASSISTANCE IBM 5496. System 3. Apply at modate them.” have more administrators for less and Managar ot Ragal Muttlers ol Manchatlar. MVtkSIK HUITH UK CUTBI WAITRESS - Experienced. FLUTE INSTRUCTOR. Hartt EAST HARTFORD SPLIT REDWOOD FARMS ^ptember 11. I960 a hearing will be Gaer Brothers Inc. 141) Rye Packman said, “One of the reasons we your position, as well as on the of Norlft Eastam Conn. Some days, some nights. Good College graduate. Extensive LEVEL - Immediate occupan­ less students. There’s a big outcry from held on an application praying for Spaca will ba alloted on a lirti coma, lint MECHANIC. Experienced in lob training. Apply: Riverside 74S MAIN STREET Street, South Windsor. have the best K-8 schools in Connecticut is authority to sell certain real estate as ■arvad batit EAST HARTFORD, CT 357 Em I Cantor 8t. position. West Side Italian teaching, performing cy. Illness in family. In- the people. We have a top heavy ad­ all phases of truck and auto Health Care Center. 528-2167. experience. All levels: because of the support the board gives us in said application on file more fully 928-2187 Manchoatar Kitchen. 647-9995. PRINTING ground pool and other extras! ministrative staff.” appears, at the Court of Probate on repair: gas and diesel. bewnners, advanced. Peter 12 noon to 7 p.m., 528-1451. and the assistant principal position is one Board member Michael Parsons, who September 29. I960 at S:00 P M Minimum five years DENTAL ASSISTANT. DEPTARTMENT. Typing LaBombard. 633-7386; 649- of key support.” Pearl J HuKman. experience. Must have own Experienced and energetic required. Running off-set m ______also voted against the move, said, “We’re even ^SS t. Clcrll tools. Start at $7.00/hour and press and varied duties. Apply RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal Allen said, “We give highly per­ 044-09 ______person wanted for young PIANO LESSONS - Music dining room. Rec room with looking at the tip of the iceberg. I don’t all benefits. For appointment. prevention orientated family at Gaer Brothers, fnc., 140 sonalized, individuai service in the Bolton think we shouid meet as a board every Probate Notice Call 688-7596. Rye Street, South Windsor. Theory & Musicianship. wet oar. Separate master practice. Call 633-6518. Experienced Teacher. B,S„ bedroom suite with cathedral school system. Parents demand that. That time we lose a person and potshot whether Court of Probate, District of Coventry NOTICE OF HEARING DENTAL HYGIENIST. Part- CLERK.Check invoices. Good Master Degrees. $12 per ceiling. Large flag-stone position (assistant principal) is important we need the position." ESTATE OF CHARLES DINSMORE MECHANIC - Experienced to lesson. 569-4^. patio. Pool Wood-Durning in maintaining that kind of system at this Pursuant to an order of Hon. David C. K C Q d l Center time. Immediate opening. all phases of truck and auto with figures. Diversified •••••••••••••••••••••••••• stove $89,500. Group 1, Parsons said, “ We need to take a long R^pe, Judge, dated September 13. Pleasant surroundings. Salary duties. Apply at Gaer repairs, gas and diesel. Homes For Sale 23 Philbrick Agency. 646-4200. tim e.” range view and figure out where we’re 1960 a heanng will be held on an H «• 4I//I I imiiVni'f n/onjr uith n tuf*rrior proiiurt.-; negotiable. 646-3003. Minimum 5 years experience. HEY KIDS! Brothers, Inc., 140 Rye Street, Andrew Maneggia, board member, said, application praying for authority to really going. I had no idea when 1 came sen real estate as in said applicatiMi on M l Main SI. Must have own tools. Start at South Windsor. “My concern is not so much whether the tonight we were even considering file more fully appears, at Qte Court of Maiw heater Mon.-Fri. S a.m. • 6 p.m. HARDWARE CLERK to work $7.00 per hour. AH Fringe Probate on October 3.1960 at 9:00 a m. Ragal ItfTr Wad. HI 9 P.M., position should be filled but the longevity eliminating the position.” Phone 646-2112 part time mornings. Ctonyers Benefits. For appointment SPORTS SALES I Bertha E. Rappe. Judge. ^ ...... Sal. • B.m.^ - 3 p.m. Hardware. 646-57d7. call 688-7596. I The Hartford Hellions, 19 Galaxy Drive the professional In-door Vernon meeting planned Earn Cash soccer team, wants to hire This 8-room Cape located In one of Manchester's lour sales people to sell most popular areas Is suddenly available. Fan­ group tickets and season tastic 15x20 family room, fireplace, wall-to-wall on firefighters^ concerns tickets to Hartford’s carpet, 2 car garage, lovely wood deck, gas heat newest sporting event. In­ and the list goes on. Don’t wait—call today lor an VERNON — Mayor Marie Herbst has full-time fire marshal. up to... door soccer. appointment. Price $95,500. set Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Memorial District 2 members also feel that the HOUSEWIVES You can work lull or HURRVI HURRVI HURRVI separation of the department into two dis­ Building for a meeting with fire depart­ $50.00 per week part time and earn sub- and see this spacious S-4 duplex In a business 1 zone. ment officials, and the Fire Study Com­ tricts, defeats the idea of consolidation stanlal commissions. Huge treed lot with barn style garage. A great buyl Mid GROUP 1 mittee of the Town Council, to discuss and also said the department is operating Work from your home 0O’S. ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN. concerns expressed by members of the without bylaws. and/or In your own town. District 2 department. Other complaints issued by the To arrange an Inter­ ZINSSER AGENCY Department members complained to members concern problems with com­ Earn Extra Money view. please call the the mayor that the chain of command isn’t munication. They said there is a lack of SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS Hellions at: clearly delineated and that operational scheduled meetings and written com­ WORKING FOR THE HERALD..... 646-1511 aspects, in terms of delegation of authori­ munications and a lack of funneling of in­ 827-2890 ty or areas of responsibility to other of­ Houtohold Ooodt 40 formation to appropriate personnel. ^ ■ PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. ficers, aren’t clear. The members also said they would like With Your Own Six generous size rooms. 24 . BURGER . The town’s fire departments were con­ to have more input into budgetary CALL JEAN foot livingroom. Fireplace. REFRIGERATORS W KING "W Washers/Ranges. used, solidated about a year ago with Donald CATHERORAL CEILINOS A SKYLIGHTS Dining room. Three procedures and into major decisions; is now hiring for im­ bedrooms. U i baths. Garage. guaranteed and clean. New Maguda, chief of the Rockville Depart­ training procedures aren’t standardized, accent the luxurious Interior ol this new customized 647-9946 or mediate openings. Day home! 2W baths, huge family room with llreolace $69,900. Group 1, Philbrick wipment damaged. G.E & ment made chief of the consolidated training schedules are not consistent or Part Time Job! shift food handlers - II brickKrl/«L dwAMifront and oswj 1 large — Iiq I ~ Agency. 646-4200 FRIGIDAIRE. Low prices. department and William Johnson, chief of set; and there is a lack of use of outside a.m. to 2 p.ih., or 5 p.m. B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Street. 643-2171. the Vernon Department, as the town’s training courses and programs. 647-9847 Evenings 5 p.m. to closing. MANCHESTER, Colonial. ... and mothara with young ohildran, bring them Hours of work can be Eight rooms. 2 4 baths. First SUNCHHIDtROSSEnO floor panelled family room with you and aava on baby Bitting cotta. adjusted to fit your per­ REALTORS sonal schedule. Mothers with fireplace. Large modern Five charged in thefts 189 WEST CENTER ST. COR. McKEE kitchen. Sliders to deck. Walk­ GENERAL ELECTRIC 30 ” welcomed. Uniforms and out basement. Gas heat. Two STOVE ■ Self Cleaning. Also: meals provided Free! App­ EAST HARTFORD - Five Hartford commit third-degree larceny. Two 6 4 6 - 2 4 8 2 car garage. Wooded lot. $89,- General Electric Air Con­ residents, two of them juveniles, were iuveniles. age 14 and 15, were also in­ Twenty-three Hours per week. Salary plus ly in person - 467 Center 900. Group 1 Philbrick Agen­ ditioner. Please call 649-0343. arrested early Tuesday in connection with gas allowance. Call Now Street, Manchester. cy. 646-4^. or 643-1372: keep trying. the theft of several bicycles and a moped volved but weren’t named. irif-k-kirirlfif-kir'k-k-kiritifirir'k-k'k'k-klilrir-k-kir'kif-k -k-kiritirltir-kii t-kiriririritir'kirir-kitir-tritititirir-k-kirif^t-kir 4- from King Court, police said. Police said a toll collector at the SOUND INTERE8TINQ7 Robert Jones, 17, of 303 Wethersfield You can bo a Herald Area Advisor and handle and supervise Charter Oak Bridge saw Jones and the two 647-9946 ! 34. 4- i M ^ ^ ^ ^ - Y - . . . . sw'* J, k- . * Ave., Hartford, was charged with second- youths heading across the bridge from our carrier boys & girls. If you Ilka kids — wsnt s llttla In­ degree burglary, third-degree larceny and Hartford on the bicycles and he called dependence and your own Income... or 4 * possession of burglary tools, police said. police. 647-9947 Also arrested were Terrissa McDonald, After they were apprehended, further Ask for Joanne Fromerth of 289 Franklin Ave., Hartford, and investigation by the police disclosed the ♦ Call 643-2711 Lynette Foster, 17, of 153a Sheldon St., posession of burglary tools and the par- ^ ^ ^ w ^ ° ^ Call 643-2711 ♦ Hartford, both charged with conspiracy to ticlpatloH of the two womeh; police 8ald. I 2 2 - KVENING HERALD. Wed.. Sept. 17. : EVENING HERALD, Wed., Sept. 17. 19® - 23 Poanuts — Charles M. Schuli ACROSS agency Answer to Previous Punle 64 Bog O UoMsd lyftdKaia. me /7 1 Lumberman’! UNDERUliiTER ^■mAT'5 6REAT!rM \ JUST WHAT WE NEEP... tool DOWN S I4 0 P 4 Lawysr't PHOTOfiRAPHY?^ L.PR0UP0F V(XJ...y PICTURES OF THE BOnOM patron isint 1 Shoo Pbby 0 ------"the 2 Copycat OF (M WATER PISH! Tsrribis" 3 City in Texas By ADigaii van Buren ------^ 12 Accountant 4 Style of type CLICK (sbbf.) 5 Actor Heflin i SNAP 13 27th 6 Newts • •••••••• ••••••••Ik******** CLICK prsiident 7 Stem-like part Boots-Aecessorles Articles lor Sole 4 f ArOelee lor Solo 41 45 Apartments For Rent 53 Apertmonts For Rent 53 Autos For Sale ei Autos For Sale 51 14 Tfss trunk 6 Spanish □ R E N T A L S 15 Nuclear peninsula CURTAINS, CHAIR, 1980 MERCURY OUTBOARD agency (abbr.) 9 Electromotive TABLES. CHINA & MOTOR - 7Vi Horsepower. FURNISHED THREE ROOM WE PAY TOP PRICES for 1974 SUBARU - Good condi­ DEAR ABBY: I am a regiatared Republican coniidering 16 Opposed unit Rooms for Rent 52 APARTMENT. Second floor. wrecked and Junk cars. A & B tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 17 Pitron saint 1 0 ______Mater. COOKINGWARE - Call 646- Less than 10 hours use. $500 marriage to a Democrat who is every bit aa loyal to hia 32 Bird 48 Group of ALUMINUM Sheets used as Heat. Private entrances. Auto Salvage, used auto parts. negotiable. Telephone 643- of eailors tchool 42M after 5:00 p.m.______firm. Please call 569-2346. THREE BEDROOM political party aa I am to mine. 35 Writing tool Western allies printing plates. .007 thick MATURE MALE ROOM $15. Adults. No pets. Security. Call Tony 646-6223. 67®, or 659-1723. Pritcllla’o Pop — Ed Sullivan 16 Fish with s 11 Inert gas DUPLEX IN MANCHESTER We love each other and have muaic, religion and many (P l) 49 Sept 23x 28‘2 25 cents each or 5 PORTABLE DISHWASHER - Sporting Goods 46 Female, mature $20. Non- References. 643-4860. moving line 19 Mortgage, for - IVk baths, basement, new other thinga in common, but I wonder if marriage between 38 Journey 50 Home of for Jl. Phpne 643-2711. Must be Copper. $20. Apartment size smokers. Live-in. References. 1968 DART. 1%9 CHARGER 20 Hardy person one 39 Very pliances, air conditioning ua could ever work out. Have any atudiea been conducted I THINK WE MAV $carlett picked up before 11 a.m. stove-white, $25. Call 646-1194. TWENTY THREE FOOT One must have license, plus THREE ROOM. Excellent 318. Three speed. Posi rear OXJLP SOU SENP N NO TTO WORRV, TERAVTE 22 Kerosene 21 Sea lettuce important $475 per month plus security that might give me an idea of what our chances are? If 24 Biblical ONLY. PENN-Y.AN Sport Fisherman few errands and meals, 649- area. Ideal for newlyweds. end. Needs some work. Best HAVE A TERMITE SOMEONE CHECK SIR.'ALL OUR C0NTF50L. 23 Mouth parts persons O’Hara LIVING ROOM RUG. 9' by deposit. Water furnished. WANTED JUNK AND LATE anyone knows, you do, Abby. character . Sedan. Hard top. Excellent 5459. Heat, electicity, gas included. offer over $400. 871-73®. PROBLEM" IT OUT WITHOUT OUR VEHICLES ARE 25 Cooperates (abbr) 52 Air defense POOL- 24' X 4', 7 ft. deep. 12', green. $25. Oval braided condition. New electric trim No pets. Security Deposit. 649- Available around October 1st. MODEL WRECKS - Cash GRATEFUL G.O.P. NEIGHBORS BEING UNMARKEP.' 25 Stomach 26 College group (abbr.) Must be seen to be ap­ Paid. Call Parker Street Used calmer 41 High-walking Perflex filter, 8 x 12 decK. rug. S' by 12', brown. $10. Both tabs. VHF CB. Cutty Cabin ROOMS - Furnished and un­ 9092. 643-1827. 1972 DODGE POLARA Four AWARE OF IT ? athletic group 53 Assault in excellent condition. 643- preciated. For appointment to Auto Parts, Inc. 649-3391. 29 Doors apparatus $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. with head. Owner bought furnished. All utilities. $115 to door. Registered and running. DEAR GRATEFUL: I know of no atudiea concern­ TO 27 Clothes 54 Slave 43 Sign of the 1297, after 4:30 p.m.______larger boat. Call 742-8537 after 135 monthly. References and FEMALE ROOMMATE see, call after 5:00 p.m. 646- ing mixed merriagei between elephant! and don- 33 Sacred imege (colloq.) 5881. Needs work. Best offer. Call 34 Dad zodiac 57 Mental SCREEtipO LOAM - Gravel, 5:00 p.m. security. Mature adults only. WANTED - Non-smoking, 20- 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after keyi, but I peroonally know of very few aucceishil 28 Things given TV ANTENNA with power •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1969 CONTINENTAL 36 Compass 30 Sprig 45 Feed to component Processed Gravel, Sand, Call Mrs. Jackston, 646-5461. 25. Manchester Townhouse. CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call 5;00 p.m. unions between these diversely different political Rotor, booster, wiring $75. Garden Products 47 •••••••••••••••••■•••••••• MANCHESTER - One point 31 To be (Let) 47 Church pert (Pl ) Stone, and Fill. For deliveries $150 monthly including heat between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 animalt. Should you elect to team up with a donkey, I 3 7 ______Coffee Table, 42” round, Bedroom Townhouse call George Griffing, 742-7886. Apartments For Rent 53 and hot water. 649-1312. p.m. 6464004. 1972 DODGE CHALLENGER auggeat you keep your trunk packed. Hammsrskjold 1 2 3 4 6 excellent condition $100. 643- PICK YOUR OWN tomatoes, available at Pine Ridge 6 7 9 s 10 11 1237. - Many new parts, plus new 38 Ancient Italisn FOR SALE - Couch, end peppers and eggplants. Bot- 118 MAIN STREET - “The MANCHESTER - Newly Village. Features include: paint job. Please call after family 12 13 14 ticello Farms, 209 Hillstown Heat, air conditioning, MERCURY MONARCH 1976 tables, chair, T.V. antenna, Gables. " 3 Room Apartment. decorated. 2 bedroom with 3:00 p.m , 647-9240, keep 39 Passport IS 16 17 rotor $95 . 72 West Street. * TAG SALES Road, Manchester.______Heat and hot water. $320 patilatio. Kids ok. $200’s. 236-5646, appliances, carpeting, in­ Brown. 6 cylinder. 38,000 trying. endorsement dividual entrances and patio. DEAR ABBY: Several years ago I took an inexpensive pin Saturday. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 monthly. Security and Tenant L ociators, fee. miles, excellent condition I 40 Impudent IS 19 21 NATIVE PEACHES AND Full basement with washer Sacrifice, $2300. 649-9773, from a blouse in a department store. I didn’t pay for it. I was am . TAG SALE - Miscellaneous PEARS. Botti's Fruit Farm. Insurance required. Call 646- 1974 VOLKSWAGEN 412, even brash enough to wear it for years! 42 Antibody ■ 2426, 9 to 5 weekdays. and dryer hook ups. Easy anytime. 44 Three (prefix) 22 item's. September 20th & 21st 260 Bush Hill Road, (rearI. VERNON - Free Heat! 4 Excellent transportation Even though I “got away with it,” in the long run I was 10 to 4. 9 Lincoln Street rooms with carpet and dis­ accessiolity to everything. Captain Eaay —- Crooka A Lawranca 46 Plant ■ DARK LOAM DELIVERED - ^^i};l};jter,...... Automatic transmission the loser because it has been on my conscience ever since. 26 26 27 3. 30 5 yards. $50 plus tax. Also Manchester. SOUTH WINDSOR - Working hwasher. Pets ok. $200’s. 236- $385 per month. Adults only. exudation 31 32 FIAT 1976 128 SEDAN - Asking $1200. Call 649- 4235 The regrets years later are not worth a moment of posses­ ■ sand, gravel and stone. 643- Antiques 48 with 1, 2, and 3 bedroom 5646, Locators, fee. No pets. Damato Enterprises, Excellent condition! 55,000 47 Primeval 33 3. 3. 646-1021. sion, and that single act could have led to taking bigger SAW/ PUCK* OUT OP 9IOHT A9 A -NBEO THIS 51 Arrogate 9504.______TAG SALE - Saturday houses and apartmqpfs. Many miles. New radials. Am-fm 1974 PEU G EO T sta tio n 3UARP SUPPgNLV EMEROES FROM OUTFIT WORSE ■ ■ things. 55 Become 37 3. 3. ^ptem ber 20th, 8 a.m to 4 A N T IQ U E S & accepting children and pets. TRYING TO SAVE? Two radio. $2095. Call 871-6414. wagon. Excellent condition. THE PALACE I THAN YOU 00! STEREO COMPONENT m., rain or shine. 553 East COLLECTIBLES - Will Call for details. Locators, 236- bedrooms with modern MANCHESTER. Five room Enclosed is a $10 bill. Please donate it to your favorite insipid ■ ■ SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, 55,000 miles. Call Dr. Rogers 40 41 liddle Turnpike. purchase outright or sell on 5646. appliances. Today just $145. apartment. Two bedrooms, at 649-9101 or 2366009. $3,00(1 charity, Abby. It cannot repay for what I have done, but 56 Syzygy Iplayer/record), speaker BANK REPOSSESSIONS - 58 Automotive so­ 1 commission. Houselot or i-5646. Locators. fee. second floor, stove and firm. please tell your young readers that stealing anything — 44 4. pair, turntable, stack rack. DEALERS WANTED for single piece. Telephone 644- SOUTH WINDSOR - Working refrigerator. Pay own utllties. 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. regardless of how cheap it is — leaves its mark on a person, ciety (abbr.) ■ 1 $390 or best offer. Four piece 59 Stationary 47 4S 46 , Lions Club Tag Sale, Sunday 8962.______with 1, 2, 3 bedroom houses EAST HARTFORD - Darling Security and lease. %yi5. (^11 $23(X). 1976 Dodge Charger 1971 PONTIAC WAGON even if ahe is never caught. 50 5 42, 63 S4 bedroom set, modern style, Special Edition. $2500. 1973 60 Hindi dialect ■ October 5th. McDonalds and apartments, from $200. duplex, all utilities included, evenings for appointment, 647- Good running condition NO NAME OR TOWN, PLEASE 56 66 67 ss solid oak. best offer. Call 643- WANTED - Antique Fur­ 236-56«, Locators, fee. 1964. CMC Jimmy Utility Truck. 61 Soldier's Parking Lot, West Center with appliances. Just $300. Excellent tires. Regular gas. address 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday niture, Glass, Pewter, Oil $2300. 1969 AMC Amnassador 69 60 SI Street, Manchester. Call 649- 236-5646, Locators, fee. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• good mileage. $400 Call after DEAR NO NAME; I appreciate your deaire to clear (abbr) through Friday. Ask for Lee. Paintings, or Antique Items. MANCHESTER - Sparkling 3 $500. The above may be seen 2947 or 649-3514 to reserve R. Harrison. Telephone 643- Homes lor Rent 54 5 p.m., 6461368 your conocience and give others the benefit of your 62 Time periods 62 63 space. bedroom duplex with garage. BOLTON - Working with 1, 2, at the Savings Bank of 64 LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing 870p^...... Manchester. 923 Main Street. experience, but sending me a 010 bill for my favorite 63 Russian news 19 Yard for kids. Just $350. 236- 3 bedroom houses and TWO BEDROOM HOUSE. 1974 MUSTANG GHIA. Four Table. Was $80, asking $45. 5646, Locators, fee. charity la not appropriate restitution for the stolen INIWSFAAtn INTIREftlll AOON) > Baby's walker $9. Carseat $6. Wanted to Buy______« apartments, from $175. 236- Near hospital. References. cylinders. Standard Radial article. Hod you told me the name and location of the 5646, Locators, fee. Security. Lease required. $400 1972 VW SUPER BUG - tires. Runs excellent. Excep­ store, I would have sent the money to them. Perhaps ★ per month. Group 1 Philbrick Radio, heater, automatic tionally clean Regular ga.s PARISH WIDE TAG SALE - it’s not too late. MANCHESTER - 5 rooms on Agency, 646-4200. stick ^ ift. Good body. Very $1600 Telephone 643 5965 St. James Church Garage. WOODSIDE ANTIQUES clean interior. 88,000 miles. between 5:30 and 7:30 p ni Allay Oop —- Dava Graue ★ Thursday and Friday 5 to 11; first floor of duplex. briclqe TYPEWRITERS & ADDING Appliances, no utilities. $280 EAST HARTFORD - Option to Best offer. Call: Pioneer Saturday 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. buy. Enormous 4 bMroom Parachute, 6461581; ask for 1972 PONTIAC CATALINA MACHINES - Standard and I^m etnu^for^gjw^j^ monthly. No children. No DEAR ABBY: After reading the letter you received from peU. Call 643-1813. house. Extra bath, with gar­ Mr. Les Martin weekdays Air conditioning Power portable.ortable. SPECIAL I BACK TO BUYING the dad whose I6year-old son hid racy girlie magazines in SCHOOL, 1PRICES! From $40. age and much more! 236-5M, between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. steering, power brakes Two ______Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 MANCHESTER. Main Street. Locators, fee. extra wheels. $700. Excellent his room, I decid^ to share the way I handled the same Open til 3:00 p.m. Saturday. problem with our three teen age eons. YALE TYPEWRITER, 649- 2-3 room apartment. Heated, condition 742-7616 4986.______PRECIOUS SPAYED TIGER hot water, appliances. No GLASTONBURY - Family When I ftnd a magazine of that type in their rooms. I Sound game nicely played with fawn shadings. Also: GOLD^ SILVER remove it and in its place I leave a 3x5 index card with a pets. Parking. Security. 523- size 8 Roomer. Heat included! Molorcycles-BIcycles 64 CAR PLATES. Deluxe White Angora, spayed and 7047.______. Too many extras to list! Call Bible verse covering that very subject. I've never had a make a takeout double with Custom made. Large color declawed. Call 6 » - ^ l , 342- WE PAY INSTANTLY ^ 1JIE SPOT for details. 236-5646, Locators, 19® HONDA CM 2® TWIN complaint from any of them, as they know from the verses NORTH selection. Manchester Rubber 0571. his fine distribution alter MANCHESTER. Six room fee. STAR. Low mileage that they are to "abetain from fleshly lusts." ♦ 75 which North and South Stamps. 20 Birch Street. 649- • Class Rings •Jewelry apartment. Three bedrooms. Junk Excellent condition' $1100 Two or three cards per boy usually get the message V86 4489. arrived at their very sound HELP US HELP THEM - • Rnything marked lOK 14K 18K Newly remodeled. $400 per Wanted to Rent 57 Call 643-5M6 across. ♦ K42 notrump game. Precious abandoned Cats and month, plus utilities. Call 643- MOM IN PUYALLUP, WASH. 4AKI07]2 South won the diamond lead OIL BURNER - 2 years old, in Kittens. Fluffy and short hair. • Ml Sterling Silver 5001. GARAGE TYPE BUILDING 1972 HONDA SL 175 WEST EAST in his hand, led the nine of excellent condition! $75 or Call 342-0571, 633-6581. for Automotive Repairing in icSs Excellent condition Under clubs and let it ride to ^ s t ’s best offer. Please call 646- • X 10 9 6 • 832 PHONE 643-4639 HOURS 9-5 AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1. the Manchester area. We n e ^ 1300 miles. $5® or best offer VK1074 jack after West showed out. 1130. AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER Seven room apartment. Four V932 approximately 3,000 to 3,500 BOUGHri 649-4167 • QJ10S3 ♦ 976 South had thought of mak­ PUPPIES - 3 months. Shots 210 PINE ST. • MANCHESTER bedrooms. Large living room, square feet for a leading CONFIDENTIAL TO LOIS K. IN MANHATTAN: Bill'i Auto Pm I i " ‘Luck* is often a well-planned accidenL" — Charles 4QJ6S ing 12 tricks when he saw SEASONED FIREWOOD. including parvo. Great with corner of HTFD. RD. AND PINE ST. dining room, and kitchen. national company. Call 19® TOMAS MOPED Brand Th# Flintatonas — Hanna Barbara Productions dummy. Now he was going to Nelson Reilly. SOUTH Cut. split, delivered. $85 for a children. 568-8639 after5:00 (OLD KINGS BLDG.) Central location. $290 . 633- collect: 401-72$6196, Rhode TOLLAND new. Only 110 miles $7® Call have to struggle to get nine. full cord. 742-8056. p.m. 3816. Island. l87»<231 64M678 649-4167 4AQJ4 East led back a diamond. 'M O M M Y' ? VAQJ5 • • • • • MOMM'/ 'D A D D Y ' ? ♦ A5 South held back dummy's king, but he had to win the D A D O y 4984 ng, f Do you hate to write letters because you don’t know / fAA/rAST/C> trick when the suit was what to say? Thank-you notes, sympathy letters, Vulnerable: North-South continued. Then he led a low congratulations, how to decline a ^ accept invita­ Dealer West club to East's queen. West who had discarded the four of tions and how to write an interesting letter are West included in Abby's booklet, “How To Write Letters North East Sooth hearts on the first club dis­ Pass Pass Pass 14 carded the 10 oi hearts this for All Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 Dbl. Redbl. Pass Pass time. cents), self-addressed envelope to: Abby, Letter 14 34 Pass 3 NT Blast led a spade and South Booklet, 132 Laeky Drive, Beverly HHIe, Calif. Pass Pass Pass hopped up witn his ace while 00212. West dropped the 10. Opening lead:4 Q Dummy’s last four clubs were cashed while South discarded down to the ace-queen of M t/i hearts and queen of spades. REGISTER FOR WELCOME... WELCOME... WELCOME West came down to king of PstroQroph rho Born Looor — Art Santom spades and king-four of By Oswald Jacoby hearts. TtW JUKES tS V ce A D 06AT? SORE, HE'S HOW 0 0 aad Alan Sontag West had made a valiant 1 I CAPMCOItN (D«e. 22-Jan. IB) effort to look like a man who Being around aggresalve, fun AREAL C3EAP- U(JIHltJ<2?ALL(PAV 'fPU South was one of those play­ had blanked his king of hearts, TENT % u r people is necesaary for you ers who follow bidding rules but South was not *o be fooled. ‘B irth d a y today, but avoid those who tend BEAT! arrSTTAUPSTAt^, KFlOW? He decided that West had to get a little boaay. You won't rigidly. He never opened four- lUTP SRA6C. card major suits and been dealt (our cards in each take orders. You could lock V ^•4- major. So South led a soade to employed a 15-17 point TRIP FOR 2 TO home. SKOM West’s king and made ' e last AOUAmU8 (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Qo 9-47 notrump. Hence he opened two tricks with his hear_. September II, 1N0 after your goela today without one club. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) A new. exciting year is In the broadcasting them to the world. This gave West a chance to offing, especlolty where your The less attention you call to BERMUDA •oclAl Ufe It Involved. Your calen­ yourself, the less butllng-in you'll 5 DAYS & 4 NIGHTS der will be filled with many fun have to contend with. events and even a poaaible trip PISCES (PeS. 20 March 20) INCL. FLIGHT & HOTEL or two. Your enthusiasm for a new Inter­ Our Boarding Houaa OPEN TO ALL J est la catchy. You'll have lota of LICENSED DRIVERS ^ people wanting to share your k . NO PURCHASE NECCSSART w v m o o (Aug. 2»-8ept 22) The adventure, but team up only wHh Winthrop — Dick Cavalli those who are reliable. MAKE WW r o n PRESCfJTT I PIKE, IF I WANT DL P dO kE6 exdterr>ent of things ^ n g well PIKE.TKE 9URE5T WAY To TLL BUY BUBBLE CSOM! SELLATHON may lead you to get a Tittle care- ARIES (March 21-Aprll 10) NOVY THATfe w h a t I C A L L leas with your material poaaet- You'll not easily ba deterred H E IS F1?ETTy PHJ-M-B SOMETIMES r THINce H-0 -M -E-L--Y/ 4 L-O -0 -K-l-N- IS N 'T H E -? WHOLE 'AORLP WE NEEP A MAN "toN SEPTEMBER 15-20 you've set a goal, but It may be unnecessary gambleo. 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