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m He never went to school, Martina: Will this be Phone workers " but he’ll go to Harvard year she wins Open? back on the Job MORIARTY BROTHERS ... page 2 page 9 ... page 5 c^nniveiTsary^ Clearing tonight;, sunny Tuesday Manchester, Conn. — See page 2 Monday, Aug. 29, 1983 maitrhpHtpr UrralJi Single copy: 25 Bv Alex Girelll 1983 MERCURYS & LINCOLNS Herald City Editor by mortars Wednesday will be crucial day for the renovation of Cheney Hall. Wednesday is the deadline by By Scott MacLeod ing fire with the Lebanese army, which the Little Theater of Man United Press International state-run Beirut radio said. chester must submit documenta PRICED TO SELL TO The airport remained closed for tion to justify the $50,000 grant it BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite a second day because of shelling has been awarded by the Connecti militiamen seized a government and Christian east Beirut was ■ t'. cut Historical Commission. television station in dayiong street effectively cut off from Moslem west Beirut due to sniper fire and It’s also the day for the next fighting and artiilery battles today sporatic clashes on major arteries. meeting of the Cheney Hall Board that killed two U.S. Marines and State-run Beirut radio broadcast of Commissioners. They will be MAKE ROOM FOR 1984's wounded seven others, radio re a warning to citizens to keep off the asked to approve final plans for the ports said. streets. exterior renovation and to permit The first Marines to die in actual “ Most streets are dangerous,” the LTM to seek bids for the work. combat in Lebanon were kiiied the broadcast said. Another key day is Sunday, Sept. 1983 CAPRI — 3 DOOR during a five hour barrage of U PI photographer Jack Dabagh- I 25. On that afternoon a kind of open mortar fire that struck U.S. ian said the shelling at the airport house for Cheney Hall will be holt, positions outside the airport Just struck a fighter plane, igniting at the offices of the Chamber of ammunition and setting the air Commerce. south of Beirut, Marine spokesman craft on fire. Several Lebanese Maj. Robert Jordan said. A scale model of the hall and army helicopters also were ablaze, The Marines returned fire for the construction drawings will be on he said. display. first time since arriving in Le After a brief afternoon lull, new banon last summer, using two clashes erupted at army positions Representatives of the groups Cobra helicopter gunships, 155mm in Shiite-Sunni neighborhoods of involved in the restoration will be Howitzers and 81mm mortars Qanatri, Beshara Khoury and there to explain aspects of the against Shiite Moslem positions Sodeco, as well as neighborhood of $1.2-million project. south of Beirut, Jordan said. Wadi Abu Jmil where gunmen Mary Blish, of the LTM, said the clashed with the army in mid-July. INCLUDES: Christian Phalange radio said 60 open house will be a kind of Beirut radio reported that the armed men from the Shiite Amal preview. Lebanese army's airbase, 30 miles Immediately after it, the organi militia group stormed the govern from Beirut in Rayak, the Bekaa ment television station in Tallat zation will begin its public drive for ELECTRIC REAR DEFROSTER Valley, also came under artillery renovation funds. STK #3P-31 Khayyat in West Beirut. shelling. • POWER STEERING The radio said the gunmen President Amin Gemayel and The LTM had hoped to hold open threatened the employees if they Prim e Minister Chefik Wazzan house at the hall, but it was decided that it would be too difficult to did not cooperate and a picture of convened an emergency cabinet •AM/FM STEREO W/CASSETTE monitor a large crowd to be sure SPECIAL GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY PRICE Musa Sadr, a Shiite Moslem imam meeting at the presidential palace in suburban Baabda as Lebanon I there would be no accidents caused • STEEL BELTED RADIALS who disappeared five years ago,, by the defects in the building appeared on two channels with a appeared to be sliding toward a new civil War. Herald photo by Tarquinio Bricks threaten to fall from the top commentary. of the building. • AND MORE... ^ President Reagan’s special Mid The takeover came amid day dle East envoy Robert McFarlane Down to the wire at MHS The Federal Emergency Jobs long warfare that erupted as the arrived from London for urgent ,A ct grant for which the documen $7135 Lebanese army conducted a house- talks with Gemayel's national tation must be submitted Wednes to-house search in Shiite neighbor security adviser, Wadih Haddad Don Orcott, member of the work crew opening day on Wednesday, fiddles day is a $50,000 sum that will be w ^ paid when $100,000 worth of work hoods for gunmen who attacked a and Foreign Mmnister Elie Salem. which is scurrying to complete renova with a circuit breaker. Story and more on the stucture is completed. joint U.S.-Lebanese road check A government spokesman said tions at Manchester High School before pictures on page 3. three Lebanese army soldiers The LTM has the $100,000 to point Sunday, engaging the Ma begin. One source of it is a $100,000 rines in their first full gunbattle. were killed and 60 were wounded in Nsss LYNX L 3 DR HATCHBACK addition to the two U.S. Marines grant from the Hartford Founda Street fighting quickly spread to who were killed and the seven tion for Public Giving. It also has the center of Beirut and Moslem wounded. An Italian peacekeeper pledges of gifts from other sources. west Beirut as armed men fanned also was injured slightly. Begin postpones decision Among the documents to be out through the capital, exchang- Beirut radio reports had indi submitted are plans and elevations cated 15 people, including civili for the exterior work, lists of the ans, were killed and 73 wounded in types of materials to be used, two days of fighting although descriptions of the work processes INCLUDES: emergency crews had trouble on whether he’ii step down to be followed, explanations of the Inslde Today reaching many casualties. historical research carried out to Nabih Berri, leader of the Amal JERUSALEM (UPI) — Prime determine what materials to use 30 pages, 2 sections Shiite militia, denied his fighters Minister Menachem Begin, with and what processes to follow, a FRONT WHEEL DRIVE had attacked the Marines. his coalition partners beseeching construction schedule, phototo- Advice ...... “ It is a big lie. We didn’t do it. I him not to quit, today briefly graphs of the building, and certifi Business...... cates of insurance. want to clear it up,” he said. “ We postponed his final decision on • CLOTH SEATS Classified...... i The grant is part of a federal Comics...... don’t attack the Marines. We whether he will resign. one-time emergency job fund Entertainment...... appreciate their job here with the Chanting “ Begin, Begin," • 4 SPEED Lottery...... international force and we have crowds of supporters besieged the which includes a portion for Obituaries...... good relations with them all over. ’ ’ historic restoration work. STK #3Y-79 Opinion...... prime minister’s residence as • FRONT DISC BRAKES In Santa Barbara, Calif., Presi Begin met with his ministers and Connecticut has about $500,000 to Peopletalk ...... distribute with keen competition dent Reagan expressed “ profound ! Likud coalition partners and Sports...... 1 for the funds. The largest single • STEEL BELTED RADIALS Television...... sorrow" over the deaths and promised to consider their argu Weather...... “ praised the courage of the U.S. ments before making a final grant permitted was for $50,000 SPECIAL GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY PRICE Cheney Hall and the P.T. Barnum Marines for their role as decision later today or Tuesday. museum in Bridgeport tied for first peacekeepers.” “ Everything is open,” Begin’’s place among the projects. A N D MORE ... press adviser Uri Porat said after the three hour meeting. “ The fact The sign that stood outside Cheney Hall since the spring was that he promised to consider a couple of arguments he just blown loose by the wind in a recent Interest lacking heard...is the best proof of the fact storm and was taken down for h* repairs, Mrs. Blish said. SIMILAR the prime minister did not make up In chamber fair his mind already.” SAVINGS ON $5851 Porat said Begin, 70, responding X to a “ special request” by his OTHER Wonder what happened to the displaying and selling merchan political allies, put off his final arts and crafts fair scheduled dise on Bfain Street. decision to this evening oi^early Panel backs MODELS! for last week on Main Street? Apter partially attributed the Tuesday “ at the latest.” ' The fair was canceled, ac lack of interest in the fair to a Likud Knesset deputy Ehud five choices cording to representatives of lack of followup by the Chamber Ulmert, who attended the meeting, the Greater Manchester of Commerce. Mrs. Flint, he said “ I must tell you quite frankly I Chamber of Conunerce, owing said, “ sent out feelers and then personally do not think at this UPI p h o l ^ for judges to a lack hf response from went on vacation.” stage he has changed his mind. craftapeopleto invitations. He said the statement should “ I think he indeed has personal HARTFORD (UPI) — A legisla Anne Flint, chamber presi not be taken as criticism of Mrs. PRIME MINISTER MENACHEM BEGIN ‘ConnecUcuVs Oldest Llncoln-Mercury-Mazda Dealer” reasons. I do not know what they tive committee today unanimously dent, said this morning there Flint and called the failure of . . . no secret he’s unhappy are exactly, but I believe he has endorsed Gov. William O’Neill’s was a lack of interest on the wn t the'fair to take place “ one of them,” Ulmert said. “ On the other choices of five lawyers to fill of local arts and crafts people in those t h i^ s .” hand, a group of friends and minister is doing what he should term, his second as prime minis vacant Superior Court judgeships. the fair. She said only iO or 12 The* fair, said Apter, is confidants today presented to him have done long ago,” Ha’aretz ter, ends in 1985. The Judiciary Committee voted applications were received, "another way of letting people the political and the national said. while the chamber wanted at know Mtdn Street is still alive." Dropping a bombshell two hours in a brief session to supportthe five considerations which must be put If Begin decides to resign, he will lawyers, who will now be formally lieast 25 to hold the festival. Both. Apter and Mrs. Flint into Sunday’s three-hour Cabinet against his personal motive." remain as caretaker prime minis nominated by O’Neill to fill vacan said chamber members are now meeting. Begin told shocked minis Newspapers already were spec ter until a new government is ters he intends to step down as cies created by the promotion of Chamber of Commerce conrantrating on the Harvest ulating on a new government that formed. prime minister. five Superior Court judges to the mem ber Bem ie Apter said that Festival scheduled for October would be headed by Foreign President Chaim Herzog would new Appellate Court. IVIORIARTY BROTHERS / as fa r as be knew, (m|y about six on Main Street. The announcment sent a parade Minister Yitzhak Shamir and pick a parliamentary deputy to try The five lawyers, James F. implications were received and Mrs. Flint said the Chamber including former Defense Minister to put together a majority govern of supporters to his residence, begging him to stay on. Bingham of Stamford, Charles D. it would have been a "poor of Commerce is “looking to Ezer Weizman. ment. The nod most likely would go ■bowing" for the fair to be W d Gill of Litchfield, Michael A. Mack putting it (the crafts fair) back Editorial comment sympathized to Begln’s designated successor, Once the firebrand of Israeli' with that few ^rticipama. ^ together next year." of Somers, Thomas J. Sullivan of with Begin as a man, calling it a as leader of the Likud bloc, which politics. Begin in the last year has West Hartford and John F. Walsh “W e felt sis ped|>le would look She said one possible reason currently commands 64 votes in tragedy that a leader who never appeared withdrawn and brooding of New Britain, will serve interim kind of funny out there," said for the lack of -^terest by flinched from a fight should the 120-member Knesset, or Apter. in the face of domestic criticism of appointments as judges. craftspeople Is the current state conclude he had to resign. parliament. the war in Lebanon and an 315 CENTER STREtT. MANCHESTEB. CT S i r said the ccafta fair in 1M2 ’The appointments will besubject of the economy, which forces But some newspapers said his Alternatively, the Knesset could economy beset by 130 percent to confirmation by the full Legisla ''about SO craftspeople people to work full time. second term had led Israel Into the vote to dissolve itself and hold annual inflation and a $20 billion ture, which reconvenes in regular Lebanese quagmire. “ The prime early elections. Begin's present foreign debt. session next February. MANCIIKS'I KK HKKAI.D.MiiIkI.i , . AuK a9. lilHH - 3 a - MANt HKS'I KU UKUALD.Mondtiy. Auk. 2‘). Teen from the backwoods Manchester In Brief among Harvard freshmen Lawn backers to meet Fundraisers trying to save the central eight BOONVILLE, Calif. (UPI) — A teenager who School with state approval so the boys, the only acres of the Cheney Lawn from housing was educated entirely by his parents at home on a pupils, could be legally taught at home. development said this morning they would make backwoods ranch is among 2,200 freshmen “ One of the reasons for moving to Mendocino an announcement on the status of the fund drive \ /J ■' entering Harvard University next week. was the education of our kids," said David Colfax. later this week. •V Grant Colfax, 18, who grew up without He said he and his wife imparted their knowledge The preservationists have been silent on the television or telephone, was educated by his to the children but then they were encouraged to state of the drive since it kicked off in mid-July. father, David Colfax, a Ph.D. in socioiogy and learn by themselves. They must raise $255,000 by Oct. 15 to buy the former professor, and his mother, Mickey Coifax. It worked, says Harvard admissions officer central portion of the lawn, a historic landmark a former high school English teacher. Robert Cashion, who interviewed and accepted surrounded by mansions once inhabited by the Colfax, who scored in the top 5 percent of high Grant for the freshman class of 2,200. Cheney family. school seniors on college entrance exams, says “ He is one of the most memorabie applicants The property is owned by attorney Wesley Gryk Harvard “ didn’t take me because I may or may because of his unusual background,” said and automobile dealer Michael Lynch, who plan not be intelligent. They took me because I ’m Cashion. “ A lot who come through are very to build single-family homes on it if thefund drive unique." impressive kids. We felt he was a very good case. fails. Grant also won admission to Yale but said he “ Most students come in with a very structured Both William Sleith and Vivian Ferguson, chose the Cambridge, Mass., university because academic background. He comegj kid who came leaders of the drive to save the lawn, said today of its pre-medical program. completely self-taught. He was verym'ticulateon they would announce the status of the fund drive The blond, blue-ey^ teenager and his three a wide range of subjects. He struck me as after meeting early this week. younger brothers have been taught by their someone who really enjoyed the learning process. Contacted this morning, co-owner Gryk said he parents on a remote ranch where they grow their It was refreshing to see. It was reqlly a had "no idea" how much money had been raised. own food, and where the nearest neighbor lives a remarkable thing. UPI photo “ I haven’t heard anything,” Gryk said. He said mile away. “ We talked about goat farming. We talked he had never been optimistic abou( the success of The Colfaxes chucked the academic life 11 about construction. We talked about electricity, EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD GRANT COLFAX WITH HIS GOATS the drive. years ago and moved to the mountains of about politics, living on a homestead, just about ... he never went to school and is going to Harvard everything.” Mendocino County. They estabiished Mountain Firefighters first in iine Eighth District firefighters will have the first shot at three full-time dispatchers’ positions the district hopes to fill by Oct. 1, Chief John Weather Christensen said. \ Christensen said notices for the positions will Stacks of ceiling tiles clutter a stairwell at Manchester High P e o p l e t a l k soon be posted. Applicants will face both a written Connecticut today examination and an oral board, he said. School. As soon as fire door wiring in the corridor ceilings can Today cloudy with a 40 percent When the new dispatchers go on line, the be completed, these tiles will be used to patch up the gaping chance of showers or thunder district fire department will have year-round holes in those ceilings now. storms. Highs around 80. Light and 24-hour-dispatcli capability. The positions were JFK remembered variable winds. Tonight clearing. funded in the Eighth District budget for fiscal A two-hour television special, “ America Lows near 60. Light northwest 1983. Remembers John F. Kennedy,” will be syndi winds. Tuesday mostly sunny. SAN niANCtSCO The position of chief dispatcher will be filled by cated in November, marking the 20th anniver Highs 80 to 85. Light northwest current dispatcher Robert Turcotte, according to Renovation project sary of Kennedy’s assassination. winds. ’ lAHTA district spokesman Thomas R. O'Marra. He said Among those remembering will be former the district hopes to receive at least six Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford, Dean LOWEST applications from within the department so there L.l. Sound TEMAENATUNES Rusk, .Gen. Maxwell Taylor, Pierre Salinger, will be competition for the three other dis ORLEANS won’t be finished, Arthur Schlesinger Jr., Sen. John Glenn, Ted Long Island Sound from Watch patchers' positions. Sorenson and Larry O’Brien. Hill, R.I. to Montauk Point, N.Y.: r— LfOfMO - The district has checked with the state labor commissioner, O’Marra said, and can fill the Glenn said of Kennedy and war; “ Kennedy Variable winds 10 to 15 knots today. H e rald photos by Tarquinio positions in-house since they are considered knew the horror of war first hand. He knew what it Northerly winds at 10 to 15 knots I [^^SHOWIRl'* HOW but MHS wiii open was like to be shot at and he knew what it was like tonight and Tuesday. Average promotions. URt WEATHER FOTOCAST to have ships sunk under him." Ford said, 1 . ... wave heights 1 to 2 feet through He said if enough applications are not received Work crew member Carl Gaylor puts a coat of fresh white paint "Kennedy was probably the first individual who Tuesday. the fire department will seek outside applicants. By Sarah E. Hall promise of full school occupancy by over a dingy blue wall in the girls' locker room. knew how to use television for political purposes. Occasional showers and a few National toracaat Herald Reporter opening day. The project has not He had great personality/he was attractive, very thunderstorms today. Clearing Phelan switches bosses interrupted classes since its start-up in articulate... and he exploited it in a proper way." tonight and mostly sunny Tuesday. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday jiight, Although officials say the $5.5- December 1981, added Lawrence, and Visibility 2 to 4 miles today and thundershowers will be expected in the Pacific Northwest, the Dennis P. Phelan, former executive director of million renovation project at Manches the Town Building Committee hopes to locally below 1 mile in fog and Plateau region, Florida and Michigan. Elsewhere weather will remain the Housing Authority of Manchester, has been ter High School is progressing on keep it that way. thundershowers. Visibility becom fair in general. Minimum temperatures include: (maximum readings dismissed by the town government of West schedule, workers are still scurrying to ” By the looks of things, it seems that ing 5 miles or better tonight and in parenthesis) Atlanta 70(93), Boston 64(72), Chicago 71(90), Hartford from a dual-duty post and will be hired ready the building for opening day they'll never get done by Wednesday, ‘Hill Street gang Tuesday. Cleveland 65(86), Dallas 75(98), Denver 56(85), Duluth 63(77), by that town’s housing authority as its director. Wednesday. The renovation crew spent but they will be,” said Principal Jacob Houston 72(94). Jacksonville 77(92), Kansas City 73(94), Little Rock The housing authority decided to sever its the weekend laying tile, pounding Ludes Friday. On “ Hill Street Blues," Veronica Hamel calls connections with the town government when the hammers, and moving hardware back Daniel Travanti “ Pizza Man” because it's the New England 73(96), Los Angeles 64(79), Miami 76(87), Minneapolis 70(09), New AT LEAST TWO renovations won’t Orleans 76(95), New York (68(83), Phoenix 82(108), San Francisco town decided to dismiss Phelan after a into place. slogan of a local chain “ Pizza Man — he probationary period. be complete by opening day, however. Massachusetts and Rhode Is 59(72), Seattle 57(71), St. Louis 71(93) and Washington 72(91). “ There’11 be work going on till the delivers.” land: Scattered showers and thun Phelan was hired as assistant manager for last minute,” said project coordinator Charles J. Griffin, superintendent of That's one oddment picked up in a Playboy derstorms today. Highs 75 to 80. housing and social services with about half his Neil A. Lawrence, who doubles as the the project for Custom Concepts, said interview with the entire “ Hill Street’ ’ gang. Also Partial clearing tonight. Lows 60 to work involving housing. high school’s vocational education the gaping holes now in the hallway — In real life, Bruce Weitz (Belker) is a 65. Sunny in the west and partly Members of the housing authority felt they director during the school year. "A lot ceilings won't be closed for another suit-and-tie man. Joe Spano wanted to play Renko cloudy in the east on Tuesday. should have some input into whether Phelan of these guys are working 12 hours a month yet because some wiring work but wound up as Henry Goldblume and fought Highs 80 to 85. should be retained in the post. day to get everything done.” still must be done. According to him, wearing a bow tie. Maine: Considerable cloudiness Town Manager William N. Brady took the the workers had problems wiring the Before Kiel Martin played J.D. LaRue he with scattered showers and thun position that the authority was contracting with AN EARLY-MORNING visit to the new electro-magnetic fire doors so that played creeps who killed everything from nuns to dershowers today. Highs in the the town and paying a fee for Phelan’s services school today revealed stretches of they will close when a fire alarm goes babies. He said producers would say, “ We need upper 60s to mid 70s. Foggy with a and thus had no voice in the decision. ripped-up tile, furniture piled in the off. somebody to pose as a homosexual to wipe out a chance of showers tonight. Lows in Evaluation of Phelan's job performance hallways and cafeteria, and clutter Lawrence said other "pressure monastery — get Kiel Martin.” the 50s. A chance of showers differed. While Brady apparently was dissatis ranging from stray paint-buckets to points" are the girls' locker rooms, Both Betty Thomas and Veronica Hamel have Wednesday followed by slow clear fied, Edward Litchfield, head of the authority, ladders and piles of wood. which will also take about a month to found dating difficuit since their success. And the ing over southwest portions later in said he was “ perfectly happy” with the work But the face-lift to the building was complete. The rooms certainly looked reason Travanti as Frank Furillo was divorced Uncle Sam wants dogs, too the day. Highs from the mid 60s Phelan has done for the authority. obvious, with bright walls and floors disheveled thi$ morning: sections of from Barbara Bosson as Fay was his drinking — a The U.S. A ir Force is looking for a few good north, to the upper 70s south. replacing the dingy old surfaces in wall had been torn out. plumbing was problem Travanti also overcame in real life. dogs — specifically German shepherds, Rot- New Hampshire: Considerable many spots. New furniture and ca exposed in some areas, and some tiling tweillers and Bouvier des Flandres. cloudiness with scattered showers Three teachers resigning binets were everywhere. Smells of was ripped-up. New gym lockers have The Air Force needs 1,500 dogs for patrol and or thundershowers today. Highs in fresh paint and new wood permeated not yet been placed on the concrete Two music teachers and one primary school security work and a special team of recruiters the 70s. Foggy with a chance of the building. platforms which sit exposed on the These stoves are bottlenecking the hallway at the high school teacher are resigning from the Manchester has arrived in Washin^on to begin searching for showers. Lows in the 50s. Wednes As soon as the renovation crew floor. Kids’ computer mag school system, it was announced today. now, but they'll be moved back into home economics likely candidates. day a chance of showers followed finishes a room, the school custodians Girls taking gym will have to use the Patricia E. Hoelle, an instrumental music classrooms by the start of school on Wednesday. Oak covers Joan Ganz Cooney wants children to be as “ The dogs are trained to detect explosives, by slow clearing. Highs from the go in and clean it up, according to team locker room for most of Sep teacher, will be moving to San Juan, Puerto Rico. literate about computers as they are in reading drugs, guns and hidden people," explained upper 60s north to the upper 70s Lawrence. The crew is still putting tember, as they did for part of the last still need to be put over the station dividers in the home ec Karen Krinjak, another instrumental music and numbers. Mrs. Cooney, whose Chiidren’s Master Sgt. Tom Hawkinson in Tacoma, Wash. south. ' finishing touches on science and home school year. rooms, and a work station especially designed for students in teacher who has been with the Manchester Television Network brought kids “ Sesanle “ They replace soldiers on this type of work and Vermont: Considerble cloudi economics rooms. One entire down Much painting remains to be done in Satellite view schools since 1976, has also asked to leave the wheelchairs needs finishing. Street," “The Electric Company” and “3-2-1 they cut costs." ness with chance of showers except stairs corridor remains to be tiled, but the locker rooms and throughout the school system. Kathleen Whitten, a grade 3 Contact’ ’ — each a TV show with complementary Pictured here are Troy Lanier and Baron the Champlain Valley. Highs in the Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a m. EDT shows Lawrence expects that job to be building, and the renovators plan to do teacher at Highland Park School for the past 13 magazine — is launching a new magazine called German Shepherd showing candidates how it's upper 70s to low 80s. Variable thunderstorms over North Dakota, Minnesota, Alabama, and off the completed by late today. it after school for the next few weeks. years, is quitting her job for health reasons. “ Enter." It is designed to introduce computer done. cloudiness and cooler tonight and Florida coast. Shower-producing clouds extend from New England to Lawrence said that although the For now, both theworkcrewandschool The Board of Education will vote on whether or technology to children from 10 to 16. Hawkinson is a member of the team that flew Tuesday. Chance of showers to North Carolina. Cloudiness blankets parts of the central Rockies and renovation contract with Custom Con custodians are waging a last-minute not to accept these resignation requests at its “ Despite the fact that children and teenagers from Texas to buy dogs for Uncle Sam. He night and in the northeast Tuesday Southwest. A frontal band stretches across the Northwest The cepts of Simsbury contains no finishing drive to complete what they can before meeting tonight. Also on the agenda is the are among the most avid users of computers and expects to finish looking over Washington morning. Lows tonight in the 50s. remains of Barry are over Mexico. clause and no incentive to finish early, students pour into the building Wednes recommended appointment of Stephen W. computer games," Mrs. Cooney said, ’’there candidates by Aug.-28. Highs Tuesday mainly in the 70s. the company will keep to its unwritten day morning. If l^L-H *Ti»l « Hubbard of Madison as a guidance counselor at currently is nothing on the market edited Requirements for becoming a military sniffer Illing Junior High School. I *l*J ^ J ■ L*j - r expressly for them.” She said the magazine was are: The animal must be at least part German Hubbard received his bachelor’s degree from planned for children "whether they have access shepherd, or Rottweil 1 . 2 S Tehran airport control tower official said in Military officials said counter troops from the United States come to have been unleashed again by the new ending a 22-day strike, a spokesman said. telephone call from London. Official Salvadoran sources said insurgency operations were taking Nicaragua they will have a worse time government. Picketing outside five SNET offices in CHICKEN BREASTS...... O O # '"The plane is still here,” the official said. “We Connecticut ended Sunday as the CWA settled a WAVIEST GENUINE lb. O W C don't know when the plane will take off.” nationwide strike. CHICKEN LEGS...... C 4 O O Tehran radio said the four hijackers were The union, which has about 750 members in armed with guns and grenades. The Boeing 727 Crew, first black, ready for shuttle flight Connecticut, declared the strike against Ameri OUR OWN I b . ^ A e J ^ has stood on a runway at Mehrabad Airport, can Telphone & Telegraph over at 2:05 a.m. BAKED HAM ...... surrounded by Iranian police, for more than 24 Sunday. Two other unions representing telephone FRESH CAUGHT lb. ^ I • W hours. 3 Bv Al Rossiter ist Dale Gardner at dawn for a flight forecasters were predicting "the best The space agency predicts the rising workers have settled with the company. BLOCK ISLAND BLUEFISH FILLETS...... Iranian officials denied a hijackers' request UPl Science Editor around the Kennedy Space Center in a weather we’ve ever had” for launch space machine will be visible within 450 In Connecticut about 600 union workers were that a nurse be sent into the jetlinertotakecareof smaller jet trainer to get acclimated hour. Mission managers reviewed all miles of the cape. That means people as honoring CWA picket lines at five sites around the two sick hostages, one of them a Frenchwoman. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - With far north as South Carolina and as far state, although the 9,500-member Connecticut j\o Substitute The officials demanded instead the two for the stresses of the climb into space. aspects of preparations for the nation’s their ship reported in “fantastic” The latest weather forecast for the eighth space shuttle flight Sunday and west as Alabama should be able to see Union of Telephone Workers settled its strike last We Give Old Fashioned released, said Iranian government sources shape, three of five shuttle crewmen Tuesday. For Quality reached by telephone. launch looks good, Brandenstein said said everything was “go.” the fiery exhaust as a bright orange went jet flying today in a final tune up as he prepared to take off. “Everything is just fantastic,” said fireball climbing skyward. About 250 of the VSO CWA workers employed by Butcher Service for the 2:15 a.m. EDT blastoff Tuesday Mission specialist Guion Bluford, one Lt. Gen James Abrahamson, associate Six rats that will make the trip in a American Telephone and Telegraph Co. and that will put a black American in orbit of four blacks in the NASA corps, and NASA administrator in charge of the sophisticated cage called an Animal Western Electric Co. work in SNET buildings. for the first time. CUTW spokesman Fr2ink Garon said workers Voluntary sterilization urged Dr. William Thornton decided to shuttle program. Enclosure Module were to be selected STORE HOURS: The countdown was on schedule and remain behind for final flight This is the first shuttle mission to from a group of 15 "astrorat” candi began showing up fortheirmorningshifts Sunday NEW YORK — Voluntary sterilizationof males and everyone would be back at work by midnight 317 Highland St NASA reported everything was “go” preparations. begin and end at night and the dates later today. They go aboard the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 __ : J at puberty is the most humane and rational way to for the first nighttime launch of the big Prime goal of the six^ay orbital astronauts have been working “grave Challenger tonight. tonight. Picket lines were removed early Sunday prevent unwanted pregnancies and abortion, winged spaceship. mission, third for the Challenger, is to yard shift” hours in recent days to get Also aboard are 260,000 commemora at two offices in Hartford, one each in New Haven, Wed., Thurs.. S Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER says the president of the Association of The shuttle Challenger's two pilots, place a versatile communications acclimated to their unusual work tive stamped envelopes the Postal New London and Stamford, Garon said. Libertarian Feminists. veteran Richard Truly and rookie satellite into the proper orbit for the schedule. Service will sell for $15.35 apiece. “There are no more pickets in Connecticut. We Sat. S Sunday “Either reversible or irreversible vasectomies Daniel Brandenstein, practiced emer government of India. There also willlte The night launch is necessary NASA and the Postal Service will split monitored all of them until they were all taken til 6:00 CONN. could be performed on willing males after they gency landings in two twin-jet trainers more tests of the ship's mechanical, because of the launch requirements for the profit. down,” he said. nZCHLJLlTS FJLSZ: opt to deposit in sperm banks,” Tonie Nathan of shortly after midnight on a glowing arm and important communications the $50 million Indian communications The countdown went into a 10-hour Garon said a majority of the workers were Eugene, Ore., the group's founder and president, marshland runway illuminated by pleased with the contract and are glad they are 646-4277 said in remarks prepared for delivery today at checks of a data relay satellite satellite scheduled to spring out of 55-minute “hold” — a planned rest eight searchlights. ' launched four months ago. Challenger's cargo compartment early period — on schedule at 2 a.m. EDT going back to work. the Libertarian Party's presidential nominating Brandenstein joined mission special Launch director Al O’Hara said Wednesday. today. The strike was prolonged an extra week convention. because about eight of 34 CWA iocals nationwide “Technology has proceded to the point where had not reached agreement on some local issues. sperm and event fetuses can be frozen for revival Glenn Watts, CWA president, said all disagree iiiiiiiiiiiilH iiiiiiw i* decades later,” Ms. Nathan said, pointing out ‘U.S. is a nation ments between union locals and employers had to that more than 17 sperm banks now exist in the be worked out in Washington before the strike r ------C FROZEN & DAIRY ^ nation. could be called off. GROCERY SPECIALS Call 643-2711 SWEET LIFE VEGETABLES full of cheaters’ The strike was the second longest in the history of American Telephone & Telegraph since phone WK CORN or CREAM STYLE CORN »ISPY CROWNS 15 oz.75C i By Lidia Wasowicz Storms fail to cool Plains workers organized in 1938. The longest was in or WP TOMATOES STOUFFERS SAUSAG^r _ UPl Science Writer 1947. ,..3/*l Violent thunderstorms lashed the nation from for a helpful Ad-visor OCEAN SPRAY PEPPERONI PIZZA V h O Z . *1.79 the Rockies to the East Coast but did little to ease ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPl) — Americans have turned CRANAPPLE 32 oz. the steamy 100-degree heat that shriveled crops 89 C STOUFFERS deceit into an “all-American pastime,” cheating on LINDSAY XLGE in what officials are calling the worst drought 21 oz. since the Dust Bowl of '30s. everything from diets to spouses and costing the P in E D OLIVES LASAGNE *1.89 government $100 billion a year in lost tax revenues, a Phone installations .. 89< The storms battered the Southeast Sunday with leading psychologist says. OPEN PIT SARA LEE PECAN or___ ^ heavy rpins and 68-mph winds while Hurricane Dr. Hattye Liston, associate professor of psychol iMaiifl|pHtpr MpralJi BARBECUE SAUCE 24 oz. 99 ( WALNUT COFFEE CAKE 1W oz.*1.55 Barry fizzled out and slid ashore over desolate ogy at North Carolina Agricultural and Technical still late in region northeast Mexico. With Hurricane Alicia stUl MAXWELL HOUSE MRS. PAULS LIGHT A NATURAL fresh in their minds, some 10,500 people fled their State University, painted a “blatant, grotesque INSTANT COFFEE i o o z ^ 3 ^ 8 9 picture of cheating” at the 91st annual American MANCHESTER Bv United Press International SOLE 12 oz. *2.09 coastal Texas homes but were allowed to return SWEET LIFE as Barry died out. Psychological Association convention Sunday. ROCKVILLE “It's an American pastime, supported by inflation, GROTON The last remnants of the 40,000 striking telephone WHITE TUNA in Water 99< SEALTEST __ Thunderstorms knocked out power in Minne 6 cl. sota and New Jersey and downed trees in New cushioned on a recession which floats in all WINDSOR workers in New England have shucked their picket FRANCO-AMERICAN POLAR BARS *1.79 York. directions,” she said. EAST HARTFORD signs and are back at work today, but officials said SPAGHEniOS “Cheating in America is epidemic and big business. PUTNAM people can still expect delays in having phones ,«„.3/*1 MINUTE MAID A twin-engine plane crashed on landing during It is a moral dilemma.” 8NOMAN __ a violent thunderstorm at Danbury, Conn. Five CUNTON installed. LEMONADE «„2/*1.09 She cited statistics supporting her contentions; HARTFORD FAMUNGTON AVENUE "The strike is over,” said a spokesman for the 9,000 LUNCH BAGS people were injured but they walked away or S A U STAITS TODAY AND ENDS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1983 100cl 79 ( • Tax cheating exceeds an estimated $100 billion a HARTFORD CIVIC CENn> New England union fnembers of the Communication HOOD were removed from the craft just before it burst year. PETER PAN into flames. Workers of America, which Sunday became thp last PEANUT BUnER „..n.29 SOUR CREAM « O I . 8 9 C Rains also dotted Kansas, where a golfer was • Pilferage costs department stores more than $4 union to settle the contract dispute and end a 22-day billion annually. TUCKS GEIUSIL ' nationwide walkout, “The pickets are down and GLAD BAG ITEMS COLOMBO struck Saturday by lightning as he hid under a • An estimated $1 million is paid each year to tree and died. everyone is returning to their normal jobs,” he said. 100 ct. 2/*1 8 oz. welfare double-dippers. ANTACID The CWA represents telephone company employees •SANDWICH BAGS YOGURT 3/*1.00 The showers did little to cool the arid Plains, 10 ct. 994 • Telephone misuse such as billing to other people’s including directory and clerical workers. The ' *TRASH BAGS HOOD where 17 people have died heat-related deaths numbers amounts to some $1 million a year. IIQUID 5 ct. 994 since a week ago Saturday. International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers with •LAWN BAGS ORANGE JUICE 64 oz. • Some 60 percent of employees improperly use more than 23,000 workers for New England Telephone , •LARGE KITCHEN BAGS *1.79, *1.19 company and institutional postage meters. TUCKS settled last week, but on Friday 10 percent still had • Some 30 percent to 50 percent of scholars sabotage ' remained off the jobs in sympathy with the CWA. Ships fail sanitation test exams, laboratory experiments and term reports or PADS The union of 10,000 workers serving Southern New reprogram computer tapes for bills and passing 'OFF, England Telephone also settled last week. ATLANTA — The luxury liner Queen Elizabeth 4 0 's PHOTO A WALL 2 and almost half the passenger cruise ships that grades. “This settlement means the strike is totally over,” • Nearly half of those trying to lose weight cheat PRAMU sail from U.S. ports do not meet sanitation said NET spokesman Paul Spiers in Boston, "It's like with coupon A $7.50 purchaaa w ) during their diets. the old days again — everyone’s coming in on their With coupon A I7J 0 purchaM J I With coupon A I 7.S0 purchoM With coupon A $7J 0 purchaaa standards, federal health officials say. |99 I Llmll 1 Coupon por cuatorntr | I Limit 1 Coupon par cuotomar R Names of the cruise ships failing to meet the • Thousands of used cars are sold each year with the previously scheduled tour.” j Llmll 1 Coupon par cutlomar Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar sanitation standards, and those that passed, were odometers rolled back. R sf. 3.37 He said generally all phone service was back to listed Sunday by the U.S. Department of Health • Students have defaulted on 14 percent of federal normal — except for installations. iKitTY UTTER ; educational loans. HOOD I IVANITY FAIR and Human Service, which oversees the opera How 14Qtt Your S2.00 Rtfund “The backlog of residents and simple business tions of the U.S. Public Health Service and the • Extramarital lovers; "No definite figures but customers wanting new installation might stretch to Klorane* est arrive! m v AnyiuiiuryKlortnG Shampoo or ContMonw ICE CREAM ! ■BATHROOM TISSUE i DEODORANT ii national Centers for Disease Control. definitely epidemic proportions.” two weeks,” Spiers said. “Formore complex business I 4 PK. I 20 LB. 11 "Though the manifestations of cheating as an Luxury Shampoos and Conditioners MbR: ' ThMcompla««JCartilica(a,frDnipanaitam«NharKiorarw’ W GALLON I Quarantine officials found 27 of the 67 ships Shampoo Boa or CootMonar Bo« ahd caah raostar racaot installations it might stretch out to late September. inspected did not meet sanitation standards set all-American pastime is evident in many places, and Dijtovcr ilic French an wim»>epurchAeepooe circled But repairs and most everything else is back to by the CDC. in so many ways, there is hesitancy anMhg pdrsoas to d treating and enhancing t-'— —~3 Wfendiw Nlorana*^ Refund Offer normal. The transition has gone smoothly.” MiMWr Poet Offica Boa M&36 1 M 2 0 o f f i IM®® off; sound a public alarm ," VU. Ltston said. ' tz:—n ytiur hair with ' Baibmora. Maryland 21266 The CWA has 750 members working for the I 89( EXPIREB BEPT. 4, S 8 | Most of theinspections of the ships were carried EXPIRES SEPT. 4, S3 ”I EXPIRES CArinsw SEPT. WBri. 4. S3 •• |J “To disclose improprieties is called whistle NEraivaiAPJO dwell Southern New England Telephone company, which out within the last few months. & botuniezLs... ^1 ixmnn urr. 4, ei | blowing. The stakes are high in whistle blowing. h - - NAAAE______1 — . . ______serves Connecticut, and 1,000 working for New' HIGHLAND PARK MARKET J I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET The QE2 was one of 16 ships that failed among a luxuriously... HIGHLAND PARK MARKET | 1 HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Officials who alert Congress to graft, fraud, ADDRESS.______^______England Telephone, which serves Massachusetts, group of 50 that regularly sail from U.S. ports. Of individually. nine other ships that sail on a seasonal basis from overspending, Abscam, etc. know they pose a threat CITY------S T A T f------z w e n n a Rhode Island, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine. to those whom they denounce and that their own 1 '‘zt-' ■ ■' The remaining CWA workers in New England are U.S. ports, four did not meet the standards. Of r ‘j t eight other vessels that occasionally sail fbom careers may be in Jeopardy.” Ly “•F- AND MCilVI A ...... employed as American Telephonb & Telegraph long American ports, seven failed the test. She suggested more frequent audits, better record * 2 M R E F U N D line operators and at Western Electric Conipany’s keeping, stricter regulations and monitoring and FBI ■THAU manufactuE,ing and distribution facilities in n liiu itiiin iiiu investigations in cases of serious fraud. - " ' XL Massachusetts. MAV. lIKSTKEt IIKHAI-U.Mo'kI-'.'- Ailt;,2!l, B - MANCHKSTKH llKKAU).M Monday T V Connecticut Trucks and lawsuit roll on bridge 9 - MOVIE: •Patamfty' 4 gram looks at the hottest trends D on't C ry' A woman rises from 5:00 P.M. & - 24 Horas hschelor Marche, for the righi and performers in the world of her lower middle class surround (S) - MOVIE: 'Jekyll and iHirrogate mother to provide hkij ® - Corwumar Raporta Consu entertainment. ings to become a glamour girl. In B n ef GREENWICH (UPI) — The reopening of west mer Reports answers key ques Hyde...Together Again' Dr. Jek Joan Crawford, OavkJ Brian. with en heir. Burt Reynold., BaV| O ) - The King Is Coming bound lanes on the Mianus River Bridge to trucks has tions about everyday products. yll turns into a nip Mr. Hyde and Steve Cochran. 1950. erly D'Angelo, Lduren Hutton, ( 8 “ Hogan’s Heroes rampages through Los Angeles. 1981. Rated PG. * Man arrested for murder not appeased a group of Greenwich residents, who 5:30P.M. Bess Armstrong. Rated R. ® - Nightllna heckled Gov. William O'Neill and vtwed to press a 63) “ Moneyline 1:30 A.M. & - MOVIE: Tim e Bandits' A (Q ) - Return of/Ele|rftant Seal 11:45P.M. WATERBURY — Police say one man is under suit today against the state. srrt^tl boy travels back in time for 8 - New s M o n d ay CD - Chico and tha Man 10:30 P.M. (D - N ew e arrest and a teenager was sought in the death of a O’Neill spoke at noon ceremonies Sunday when exciting adventures with a host of ( 8 ~ Better Health (JJ) - Indapandsnt Natworti strange characters. John Cleese, woman whose body was discovered nine days trucks and buses rolled across the Connecticut ( 8 *“ Soledad Sene dramatica (B ) - N e w . 12:00 A.M. N e w * Michael Palin, Shelley Duvall. after she mysteriously disappeared. 'riirnpike bridge for the first time since June 28 when a Libertad Lamarque ® - Buaineta Report CD - N e w . (SI - MOVIE: Body Hast' Th« Rated PG. Police said an anonymous tip led them to the 100-foot section of the span collapsed, killing three 8 ) - Entertainment Tonight ® - MOVIE: 'Iron Miitrasa' CD - Hert to Heit love affair of a lawyer and a fnar] 0 9 - Short Feature riad woman unfold, into a crima body of Joanne DiChiara, a 4S-year-oId executive @1 > Business Report Chris Nash, Robert Romanus. Jim Bowie develops the Bowie (jj) - Seturdey Night Live people. Knife. Alan Ladd. Virginia Mayo, of pa.aion. William Hurt, Kath> secretary, in woods off Waterville Street about? About 25 angry residents of the Cos Cob section of 6:00 P.M. Leif Green. Hallie Tod d and Kris 9 - Redio 1990 Today', pro 7:30 P.M. Joseph Calteia. 1952. lean Turner, Richard CrritnaJ p.m. Friday. Greenwich showed up at the ceremonies, which also GD CD 9 ) @ (S( S I - Naw. ta Errickson (I. to r.) are stu gram look, al the hottsat trend, 1981. Rated R. dD ~ PM Magazine 10:45 P.M. and performer. In tha world of She appeared to have been stabbed in the chest were attended by other state and local officials. A CD - Thraa's Company dents involved in comic adven 9 - NBC New. Overnight CSD - All In the Family entertainment. CD - S .W .A .T . tures in and out of the classroom @ - Reporter 41 and an autoipsy was ordered to establish the exact spokesman for Concerned Citizens of Cos Cob said the - Muppet Show ® - MOVIE: ‘The OW 9 - Wild, Wild Waat (S ) - Lavama & Shiriay 8t Co. C3D on THE BEST OF T1ME8. cause of death. group would pursue its suit against the state in 11:00 P.M. Curiosity S hop' Mr. Quilp drives d ) - Family Feud Monday. Aug. 29 on CBS. 1:45 A.M. On Thursday, police arrested Antonio Alves, 20, Stamford Superior Court today. (9 ‘ USA Cartoon Express CD CD 9 ISD ® - New. Little Nell and her grandfather 03) - New s CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME CD - Tom CotUa Show of Waterbury on a first-degree larceny charge for The residents, angry that temporary ramps were ® - It Is Written CD - In Seerch of.... from their home. Anthony New- 02) - ESP N 's Inside Baseball ley. David Warner. 197S 9 - SpottaCantar possession of the woman’s car several days after erected to reroute truck traffic through residential ( 8 - Bettlestar Oalactica Q j) - Odd Couple Q j) - Fraggle Rock Visit the Naw aniglit her disappearance. streets in Cos Cob, heckled the governor during his O - MOVIE: 'Bear Island' A 2:00A.M. world of Fraggle Rock underneath 9 “ SporteCenter weather-research team on a de - Beat of Midday Shortly after, police issued a fugative warrant brief address Sunday. the basement of an eccentric in ( 9 - Alfred Hitchcock Hour 12:15A.M. CD solate Arctic island has more in for Earl Arnold, 17, of Waterbury, also for first ’It’s been a difficult period for all of you but we are ventor. CD - Hawaii Fhie-O CD - Jo a FrankNn Show mind than world climate. Donald 9 - Festival of Faith degree larceny. Police said Arnold was believed not here to apologize. We acted as expeditiously as OS) Sports Look 9 - Emargancy Sutherland, Vanessa Redgrave, O - MOVIE: 'Jekyll and 8:30 P.M. 9:30 P.M. 9 - Honeymooners 12:30 A.M. to have fled the area and was still sought Sunday. humanly possible. We are sorry the bridge went down Richard Widmark. Rated PG. OS) ** Oral Roberts and You Hyde...Together Again' Or. Jek 9 - Intamational Track an^ ( D - N CAA Football: Penn St. (D “ Newhart Joanna takes ex @ ) - Sports Tonight CD - Maty Hartman. Mary and are here to close the ramp, ” said O'Neill breaking ( 8 - High Feather (8 - House Calls yll turns into a hip Mr. Hyde and Field: Wattklaaaa Meat fram vs. Nebraska ception when Dick calls her a ( 8 - Pelicula: 'El Mundo as da Hartman rampages through Los Angeles homebody.' (R) . « Zurich. Switzerland from his ceremonial remarks to address the hecklers. IS ) - Reporter 41 (S ) “ Crossfire ~ Pre-Game Show los Jovanas' - Nightline Man In critical after bum Bess Armstrong. Rated’ R. CD CD 9 - Sunday at tha King' The hecklers, members of a local group opposed to IS MOVIE: 'Sergeant (2) - M-A-S'H 09) - Not Nacessarily The (3) - MOVIE: 'Ranuim' A busi CD Best of Times A boy ask s a ® ) - Twilight Zone CD - CNN News H o u m Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club News This show promises to be NEW HAVEN — A man who set himself on fire truck traffic, said even though the temporary ramp - MacNeil-Lehrer nessman must decide whether to girl to the dance not knowing that - Business Report - Countdown to '84 B e ^ ' A rock and roll band 6$ (SZ) everything the current news is 9 Report pay ransom or work with the pol she is dating a 'big' Marine. 2:15A.M. with gasoline was in critical condition today at through Strickland Road was now closed they were UPI photo comes to the rescue of a town not. ( 8 - Late N ight w ith David ice when his son is kidnapped 11:15 P.M. “ CBS News Nightwetdl Yale-New Haven Hospital with third-degree still unhappy a temporary ramp through River Road suffering from boredom. The Bee 6§) ~ Pelicula: 'M ulato' Lattarman CD Glenn Ford Donna Reed. Leslie 9:00 P.M. ( 8 - Gabriel y Gabriele - PKA Full Contact Karate Gees, Peter Frampton. Rated PG. (32) JIP bums over 65 percent of his body. would remain open for another six weeks. Trucits were able to cross westbound on William A. O ’Neill closed the westbound (5S) - Match Game Nielsen. 1956 ~ N C AA Football: Penn St. ( 8 ’ September Preview Show - M ora Real Paopla 1978. CD 11:30 P.M. The man was identified by the hospital as State officials said they expect the River Road ramp (3 ) - Barney Miller (19) - Camp Meeting USA vs. Nebraska 2:30 A.M. Mianus River highway bridge Sunday lane on-ramp at exit 4A, an interchange S - M-A-S-H 10:00P.M. 12:45 A.M. Conrad Smyth, 26, of New Haven. Police said he to close on or before Oct. 15 when the eastbound lanes OS) *■ People's Court (D ~ Religious Programming ( 8 - MOVIE: Tycoon' Part 2 C E -M * A * S 'H Poller has to re (32) - NFL's Greatest Moments CD - Tom Cottle Up Close for the first time since the bridge the state built last month to guide trucks @ - Reading Rainbow port one of his oldest friends for a CD ■ Cagney & Lacey The dign ( D ** Rockford Files walked up to a woman putting gasoline into her of the bridge are scheduled to re-open to heavier 8:00 P.M. (S ) ~ Prime News ity of a rape victim is violated NFL's Greatest Moments pre 63) - Crossfire around the Mianus bridge. 6:30 P.M. tactical mistake he has made in ( D - Saint sents the 1981 NFL Year In Re car Friday morning, grabbed the hose and vehicles. collapse in June. Connnecticut Gov. “ Square Pegs Marshall when the police question her mo (8 - Bewitched CD CD @ ) ( 8 - Love. Sidney Sidney the field. (H) view. started dousing himself at the combination Both sides of the bridge were re-opened to CD - Robin's Nest hopes his 'love detector' con tives. (R) (60 min.) (33) ' Honeymooners tries to deal with his first emo (12) - Auto Racing '83: L.A. ( 8 - Phil Silvers self-service gasoline and food store at Goff Street passenger cars July 22. CD - C B S N ew s vinces Lauren that she's in love tional involvement with a woman Times/ Budweiser 500 from (33) “ Independent Network ® - MOVIE: 'Time Bandits' A 1:00 A.M. causing an accident between two trailer-trucks that • with him. (R) (60 min.) News small boy travels back in time for and Dixwell Avenue. State Transportation Commissioner J. William the bridge. Failure in one pin-and-hanger assembly ® - Barney Miller Riverside. .CA CD ~ Hogan's Heroes 2:45 A.M. was suspected as the cause of the collapse, which is neighbors blamed on ''stress people are feeling.'' CD - PM Magazine ® - MOVIE: 'Take This Job O ) - MOVIE: 'Last American exciting adventures with a host of He then pulled a match from his pocket, lit it Burns, also on hand for the ceremony, said the state GS - Words of Hope (39) - Jim Bakker CD - MOVIE: The $6.20 en ® - M O V IE : Take It From t f f Police said Thomas Braun, who lives on River Road and Shove It' Blue-collar work Virgin' Teenage buddies try to strange characters. John Cleese, and put it to his clothing, police said. spared no effort — financial or otherwise in rebuilding still under investigation. (SI ® - N B C New s CD OS) - MOVIE: On Her ( 8 ( 8 - MOVIE: Mario Puzo's Michael Palin, Shelley Duvall. Hour Dreem* A divorced, work T o p ' A woman's marriage disiiy- Majesty's Secret Service' ers stand up to brewery bosses. cure their growing pains. Steve along the truck detour route in Cos Cob, squirted a Rated PG. ing mother struggles to get and tegrates as she writes a femkiiai The man underwent two hours of surgery at the the bridge. ® - Untamed World James Bond takes a wife and al Robert Hays, Barbara Hershey, The Godfather; The Complete Antin, Lawrence Monoson, Diane truck driver in the face with water from a garden hose Novel for Television' Pert 2 Don then keep a job on a factory's tra novel, but love saves the hospital where doctors listed his condition as very Work began July 22 on replacing six pin-and-hanger Meanwhile, a Greenwich resident faces charges of most loses his life as SPECTRE David Alien Coe. Rated PG. Franklin Rated R. 8 - Alfred Hitchcock (S) - Noticlero Naclonal SIN Corleone becomes the target of ditionally all-male assembly line. Annie Girardot, Pierre Mondy. • assemblies supporting three remaining portions of first-degree reckless endangerment for allegedly Saturday afternoon. Noticias nacionales con Guillermo plans to poison the world's food critical. ® - All Creatures Great and assassins but his son Michael av (39) - Ian Hunter Rock musician (S ) ~ CrossBre Linda Lavin, Richard Jaeckei, Ni (8 - MOVIE; Gone in 60 supply. George Lazenby, Telly Restrepo. Small enges his attack by shooting the Ian Hunter presents his own cholas Pryor. 1^79. Police said they had no motive for the man’s Savalas, Diana Rigg. 1969. (8 - Tonight Show John Seconds* A young man finds cm IS ) - Jeffersons (S) - MOVIE: The Plumber' A. rival chieftan and a corrupt police brand of music in this special per ny's guests are the citizens of CD - Outer Limits theft more exhilarating and kicr$- actions. ( D - M O V IE: "Tha W ild Geese' mysterious repairman invades formance. (60 min.) 9 ) - ABC News captain. Robert DeNiro, Marlon Cooper. lA and To m Jones. (R) (33) - Twdlight Zone tive than investigating for inaul- A band of mercenaries attempts the home of an upper class aca Brando, Al Pacino. 1972. (39) - Sunday at the King's (60 min.) ance companies. H.B. Halide, Capitol Footnotes IE) - Dr! Who an impossible task in Africa. Ri demic couple and slowly disrupts House ^9 - Women's Gymnastics: Marion Busa, George Cola. 1974. Autopsy scheduled chard Burton, Roger Moore, Ri ® - MOVIE: 'Sweat William' USAIGC 7:00P.M. their everyday lives Judy Morris, 69) - Survival Special 'Parents ® - Star Trek A young English woman discov Rated PG. J chard Harris. 1978. Ivar Kants. 1980 69) - Despedida FARMINGTON — An autopsy was scheduled CD - C B S N ew s of the Wild.' Tonight's program IS) - Freamwi Report. ers that she is not the only love in 3:00A.M. : ( S ) - M O V IE: 'M an on a S w in g' ® - MOVIE: 'Gentleman's looks at how wildlife raise, care her sweetheart's life. Sam Water- 1:15A.M. today on the body of a man in his early 20s pulled CD ® - M-A-S-H A weird, self-proclaimed psychic Agreement' A crusading writer for and protect their young. (R) ® - MOVIE: 'Chaech and CD - CBS News Nightwatcli Cable company eyes more than TV ston. Jenny Agutter. Sunday' from Ash Creek, a salt-water inlet CD - Moppet Show offers a distrustful police chief his encounters challenging experi (60 m in ) Chong's Nice Dreams' T w o ice CD - All In the Family J IP . assistance in solving the baffling cream vendors try to earn enough ® - MOVIE; 'Chilly Scene, of separating Bridgeport and Fairfield. CD - A B C N ew s ences while posing as a Jew for a @ ) - Great Performances Winter' A man spends a winter (12) - ESPN's Inside Baseball CD - MOVIE: 'One Rueeiali murder of a young woman. Cliff series on anti-Semitism. Gregory cash to achieve their fondest Bridgeport or Fairfield police refused to services and others, that would benefit VegaS 'Brideshead Revisited.' Charles, pursuing his married girlfriend. & - MOVIE: 'Journey Out of Summer* Drama of a summer fit By AAark A. Dupuis hearings soon on the Cablevision realized, with private companies CD- Robertson, Joel Grey, Dorothy Peck, Dorothy McGuire, John dreams. Cheech Marin. Thomas on his way back to England, John Heard, Mary Beth Hurt. Darkness' A young constable Russia showing the passion and identify the victim early today, pending notifica UPI Capitol Reporter request, where the cable industry will charging $3,000 to wire homes, more consumers. (S) ® -Alice Tristan. 1976 Garfield 1947 Chong. Stacy Keach: 1981. violence of today. Oliver Ree^, meets Julia and finds himself un Rated R. Mark Metcalf. 1979. Rated PG. and his guide search for an Abori tion of his family. square off against the security alarm than Cablevision would. The cable association is supporting (9 - SpottsCanter (12) - NFL'a Greatest M om ents: 6Z) - National Geographic der the Marchmain spell. (R) (60 John McEnery, Claudia Cardinela. ® - MOVIE: "The Demned gine tribesman wanted for mur Fairfield Police Lt. Raymond F. Rasmussen federal legislation endorsing the idea of 'Best Ever Coaches' Special min.) (Closed Captiorted) ( 8 “ MacNeil-Lehrer Report 1973 • HARTFORD — It may not be as industry and Southern New England The DPUC proceedings on Cablevi- (1® - Radio 1990 Today's pro- der. said a passerby spotted the body and notified allowing cable firms to offer many p dramatic as in other areas, but the day Telephone Co. to debate the issue. sion's alarm system plans could police. It was recovered by a Bridgeport Police may be coming soon in Connecticut Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- indicate how the regulatory agency will services and supported legislation in WE'IEE FILMIUe BUT FOR NOW, WE'VE diver and taken to the chief state medical GOT TO THINK ABOUT when a cable television system does man also has asked to intervene in the treat other non-programming services the last state legislative session to keep THE BIG FIGHT examiner’s office in Farmington for an autopsy. i GCEHE AGAIM DOING THAT ECENE BRIDGE ASTRO more than provide a picture on the case to raise possible antitrust con cable firms may want to offer in the those services free of regulation. 1 TODAY. RIGHT. THERB'U- BE tube. cerns about whether cable companies future, such as cable banking or the At a hearing of the Legislature’s thou^ a n p 5 of West has a sure trump trick. GRAPH The company providing cable TV in should be allowed to offer alarm like. Energy and Public Utilities Committee BKTRA5 ON Campuses open South wins the diamond lead lower FalHield County is asking the services. The Connecticut Cable Television earlier this year, Dorfsman urged that with his king, promptly NORTH 8-29-83 HARTFORD — Trinity Ckillege and the state Department of Public Utility "The people of Connecticut have Association, an industry group, also cable companies be treated the same Rulh M. Hill Alfred A. Santos will be in East Cemetery. Calling Ruth Morgan Hill, 91, formerly Funeral services will be held hours are 10 a.m. Tuesday to the SPORTS of Parkade Apartments, died Wednesday for Tech. Sgt. Alfred A. time of the service. Memorial ; Saturday at a local convalescent Santos, 31, of 38 Edwards St., who donations may be made to North home. She was the wife of the late died last Wednesday following a United Methodist Church, 300 /7I, , A. Sumner Hill. canoe accident. He was the hus Parker St. She was born in Hartford and band of Doreen Simao Santos. had lived there before moving to Theresa Santamoroe He was born in Hartford on May Theresa L. Santamoroe of Hart after elusive Open Manchester 15 years ago. She was 6, 1952, and had lived most of his a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal ford died Saturday at Hartford life in Manchester. He was a Hospital. She was the sister of Paul Bv Martin Lader Church. technical sergeant in the U.S. Air ratilova and then rudely slaps already has beaten her four previous tournaments on clay, She leaves a son, Morgan S. Hill Lenti, John Lenti and Mrs. John UPl Sports Wrltor - her across the face. > times tills year and seven times including the 1982 French Open, National Guard. He attended local (Louise) Bonino, all of of South Windsor; a brother. Miles schools and was a 1970 graduate of Last year, for example, one of in their last eight meetings. In Wilander thus proved he could Manchester. NEW YORK — If ever Mar- M. Hapgood of Pittsfield, Mass.; a Manchester High School. the three losses she suffered fact. Evert was delighted play with the best on a hard She was born in Bolton on May 8, ttaa NavrftUoiya is to win the sister, Mrs. Alice H. Earle of Besides his wife he leaves his was inflicted by her close friend simply to take a set from court surface. 1914. She also leaves a son, Louis 1 ^^ U.8. Opun, Dhe*ll never have a Milford; three grandchildren; and parents, Alfredo and Adelia (da and doubles partner', Pam Navratilova in the final of the " I now know m yselfl can play seven great-grandchildren. Santamoroe of Hartford; a daugh better opportunity than right Shriver, in the quarterfinals of Player’s Challenge in Toronto on other surfaces,” said Wi Silva) Santos of Manchester; a ter, Mary Mooney of Northbend, BOW. ' Funeral services will be Tues daughter, Jennifer Santos, at the Open. It was such a last Sunday. lander, who still didn’t give day at 1 p.m. at the Samsel Funeral Ore.; and three grandchildren. While the men’s champion- devastating defeat for Navratil Navratilova attributed last himself much chance in the home; a brother, Ronald A. Santos Funeral services will be Tues Home, 419 Buckland Road, South of Farmington; three sisters, Mrs. ihip can go any one of several ova that Shriver came close to year's loss to Shriver to a Open. “ It would be almost Windsor. Burial will be in Cedar day at 8:15 a.m. from the John F. ways, with defending champion apologizing for winning. mysterious illness transmitted impossible to win the Open. I Diane Valedaserra of Glaston Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Hill Cemetery, Hartford. There bury, Mrs. Deborah Madden of Jimmy Connors, John McEnroe Navratilova, honest with her by a cat. This time, she says, she won’t be disappointed if I don’t Center St., with a mass of Christian and Ivan Lendl all solid con are no calling hours. Enfield and Mrs. Lindaa Moore of emotions and straightforward, is ready. win the Open. Connors, Lendl or burial at St. James Church at 9 ■•S tenders, Navratilova seemingly doesn’t try to hide how tmpor-/ . “ At least I know I ’m not sick McEnroe would be disappointed Raymond M. Brlgnono Elmwood; his paternal grand a.m. Burial will be in Mt. St. mother, Mrs. Maria DosSantos in has the women’s crown hers for tant it would be for her to claim like I was last year,” she said. if they don’t win the Open.” Raymond M. Brignano, 67, of Benedict Cemetery. Friends may the taking. West Hartford died Friday at Portugal; and several nieces, the U.S. Open crown, the one “ Playing-wise, I could still get a Wilander, who tu rn ^ 19 last call at the funeral home today from Her statistics are as over jewel that continues toelude her little better and get in better Monday, will have even a Hartford Hospital. He was the nephews, cousins, aunts and 7 to 9 p.m. whelming as the force of her grasp. shape. But I feel ail right.” husband of Josephine F. Brignano uncles. UPl photo tougher task than he antici Memorial donations may be shots. After winning 90 of W Asked last week bow much it Navratilova, seeded first, will pated. The draw last Thursday and the brother of Louis Brignano Funeral services will be at 10; 15 made to the Dialysis Unit of of Manchester. a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, matches in 1982, NavratUova means to her, she replied, “ How open her bid for the elusive wasn’t particularly kind to him, Hartford Hospital. has eipbarked on an even.ihore He also leaves a son, Raymond 400 Main St., with a mass of Getting things ship-shape important is it that the sun Open crown against Emilse pitting him in the opening round amaxing ntn this year, dropping C. Brignano of West Hartford; a Resurrection at 11 a..m. in St. John C. Gorton comes up each morning?" Raponi Longo of Argentina against promising Frenchman only one of her last 60 matches. daughter, Joan C. Scanlan of Bridget Church. Burial will be in Memorial services for John C. “ That’s the one I haven’t won while Evert, the defending Guy Forget, and in the second The 82-year old steam powered yacht magazine, may be the last American For the year she has been Honolulu, Hawaii; another St. Bridget Cemetery, with full Gorton of 32 Brandy St., Bolton, and that’s the one I want,” she champion, drew a qualifier for round against Tim Mayotte or 1 extended to three sets only six brother, Mario Brignano of Union- military honors. who died Aug. 20 in Hanover, N.H., "Cangarada" arrives in Gloucester Edwardian steam yacht still afloat. The said. “ My problem is I haven’t her owning opponent. Brian Gottfried. times. ville; two sisters, Mrs. Stella Friends may call at the funci al will be Wednesday at 4 p.m. in St. Harbor for restoration. The 135-foot project to restore the yacht may take 18 got psyched up for the Open Connors, who beat Lendl in The ATP was McEnroe’s first Aronson of West Hartford and home Tuesday from 6 to 9 p.m. George Episcopal Church, 1150 craft , according to "Soundings” months or longer. “ She’s human,’ ’ Joked Chris until the last two years. It last year’s final, giving him a tournament following his Wim Rena Sala of East Hartford; and Memorial contributions may be Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Evert Lloyd, who willbe defend always comes at the end of the sweep for 1982 of Wimbledon bledon championship, and he five grandchildren. made to the Jimmy Fund. Burial will be at the convenience ing her Open crown when the schedule when I'v e been really and the U.S. Open, hasn’t been should be properly tuned in Funeral services will be Tues Natalie McIntosh of the family. Memorial contribu two-wwk championship begins tired. in such top form this year, and quest of his fourth Open crown. at Flushing Meadow T u e^ay day at 9:15 a.m. from the Richard Natalie McIntosh, formerly of 28 tions may be made to St. George “ I'v e been scheduling myself he was s e ^ d third. He dropped The Open carries a total purse morning. “ I know she is. I ’ve W. Sheehan Funeral Home, 1084 Harvard Road, died Thursday in Episcopal Church. Holmes Fun a lot better and this year I don’t a three-set match to McEnroe in of $2,001,000 with the singles r Driver faces seen her cry a few times.” feel any loopholes have been left the semiflnals of the ATP New Britain Ave., West Hartford, Preston after a lengthy illness. She eral Home is in charge of Five brush fires winners each earning $120,000. UPl photo with a mass of Christian burial at suffered from Alzheimer’s dis arrangements. If the U.S. Open was just out, things that can catch me off Championships at Kings Island, McEnroe, seeded No. 1 in another stop on the map, it guard.’’ Ohio, last week, but McEnroe in 10 a.m. in St. Brigid Church, West ease. She was the wife of Robert E . Murray J. Burns quest ol his fourth Open title, Martina Navratilova, having her finest season on the Hartford. Friends may call at the McIntosh. were all the same would seem to be oh so easy for Evert, six-time winner of the turn was shocked by Swedish opens against Trey Waltke of Murray J. Burns, 81, of 102‘A two charges the 28-year-old leR-hapder. But Open, probably is the only other teenager Mats Wilander in the professional women’s tennis circuit, will be trying to end Los Angeles while Lendl, No. 2, funeral home today from 2 to 4 and She was born in Haverhill, West St., Rockville, formerly of A series of five bmsh fires in the woods behind there is something about this woman with a realistic shot at final. goes against Florin Segarceanu the jinx that has seen the U.S. Open title elude her 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations Mass., on May 13, 1911, and had Manchester, died this morning at Rachel Road, originally labeled suspicious by A Manchester resident was charged at about 9; 15 championship that teases Nav the crown, but Navratilova After winning all eight of his of Romania. through the years. 1983 tourney opens play Tuesday. may be made to the American lived in Manchester for 45 Rockville General Hopital. He was police and fire authorities, have been determined p.m. Saturday with driving under the influence of Cancer Society. years.She had been active in the husband of Jane Taylor Burns. to be outbreaks of the same fire. alcohol and interfering with a police officer after political circles in Manchester and He was bom in Bronkville, Anastafia D. Serra Eighth Utilities District Chief John Christensen police observed his car swerve all over Hartford had served as vice chairman of the Ontario, Canada, June 2, 1902. He Mrs. Anastasia “ Stacia” Dep-. said the original fire, which broke out Thursday, Road, poliice said today. Republican Town Committee for lived in Manchester and Andover Manchester Open . tula Serra, 65, of Portland died apparently traveled underground and broke out Vacolvas Nenortus, 72, of 20 Lawrence St. was 15 years. She also served on the before moving to Rockville 15 Friday at Connecticut Hospice in anew in various spots near 120 Rachel Road. stopped by police and refused to turn over his license Nebraska, committees that supervised con years ago. He was the former Branford. She was the wife of Firefighters responded to five separate calls and vehicle papers, according toa police report. When struction of Bowers School and owner and operator of Bums Esso Salvatore C. Serra. Manchester High School. throughout the last part of the week and the a police officer tried to arrest Nenortus, Nenortus She was born in Manchester and Station on Route 6 in Andover for resisted, police said. Besides her husband she leaves a many years. weekend. The first fire is still considered to be of Sirois secures Penn State had been a resident of Portland for suspicious origin, possibly the resuIt « f children The officer called headquarters for assistance and son, Robert E. McIntosh in Massa Besides his wife, he is survived many years. playing with matches, police said last week. continued to struggle with Nenortus. Both fell to the chusetts; three daughters, Mary by three daughters, Mary Jane She also leaves three daughters, Saturday night’s rain storm and a thorough ground in the struggle, police said. Schubert of Hartford, Margaret Rogers of Rockville, Doris Pas- in opener Mrs. Charlene Hicks of Durham, dousing by firefighters Sunday seem to have Nenortus submitted to a chemical test and was Kingman of Suffield and Ann Mello cucci of Hartford and Harriett Mrs. Susan Watson of Norfolk, Va., in Massachusetts; two sisters, snuffed the fires for good, an Eighth District found to have a blood-alcohol level of almost .23 amateur laurels Bums of Rochester, N.Y.; a and Debra Serra of New Britain; a Martha McDonald in New Hamp spokesman said today. percent, police said. A level o f . 15 percent is enough to EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J, sister, Mrs. Bernice Hendrickson brother, Denny Burns of Sarasota, shire and Rose Derwin in qualify a person as legally drunk in Connecticut. (U P l) — Nebraska is the nation’* of Manchester; and two Fla.; one grandson; and several Bv Barry Peters Massachusetts. Nenortus was later released on promises to appear $1,300 top prize in the professional top-ranked college football tea..i grandchildren. cousins. Herald Sportswriter Funeral services were held separately on each charge Wednesday and Sept. 9 in portion of the Open. niainly because of offense while Funeral services were held Funeral services will be Wednes today at Holy Angels Church in Manchester Superior Court. Following are the leading scores No. 4 Penn State’s high ranking is today from the Portland Memorial day at 1 p.m. at the Holmes New Hampshire. Burial was in St. 10,000 in Meriden Police arrested a Manchester teenager Thursday in Manchester Country Club pro from Saturday’s amateur play: attrubuted to its defense. Funeral Home. Memorial contri Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial connection with a July 29 incident in which a $1,200 Ralph DeNicolo said the course Mary’s Cemetery in will be in Buckland Cemetery. • 69-Lucas Sirois, Blackledge. butions may be made to St. Mary’s Massachusetts. camera was reported stolen from a car parked at was "playing hard,” but 18-year- ■ 72-Rick Clough, Manchester The imminent collision of those Church Renovation Fund, Por Calling hours are Tuesday from 7 stiii without power Verplanck School, police said today. old Lucas Sirois made it look easy, two units in tonight's inaugural to 9 p.m. • CC. tland, or to a charity of the donor’s Edward B. Reid Ramon Lata, 17, of 11 Griswold Street, was charged scoring a 3-under-par 69 to outdist Kickoff Classic thrills most fans, choice Memorial contributions may be • 73-S. Jacob, Ellington Ridge: Edward B. Reid, 68, of 345 Bv United Press Susan, 41, and their child with third degree burglary and third degree larceny. ance a field of 220 in the amateur but some of the participants warn made to the Emphysema Lung Tom Gorman, East Hartford; Stan Hilliard St. died Saturday at International ren, Betsy, 15, and David, He was released on a $100 non-surety bond pending a portion of the Manchester Open not to overlook the Cornhuskers’ Halen w . Sotryb Association or the Heart Papa, Laurel View; Tom Maxwell, Manchester Memorial Hospital. 13, escaped the wreckage Wednesday court appearance. Saturday. GEAA. defense and Nitlany Lions' Funeral services were held He was the husband of Eva Association. Power was not expected shortly before the craft Police said the man who reported his camera Sirios, playing out of Blackledge offense. today for Helen (Wippert) Satryb, Freeburg Ried. • 74-Paul Petry, Ellington Nancy (Roman) Karat to be restored to about burst into flames. missing later told police that employees in two Country Club in Hebron, topped Ridge; Mike Natale; Tom Hamil 73,j of Rockville, formerly of He was bom in Bristol on April ” We set a goal each game to Nancy (Roman) Karat, 41, of 10,060 Meriden residents Hennessey and Betsy Hartford camera stores, where he went to shop for a Rick Clough of the host Manches ton; Dom DeNicolo, Manchester Manchester, who died Friday at 18, 1915. He had been a resident of score 35 points,” Nebraska quar Warehouse Point died Sunday at until today as utility Manning were admitted new camera, reported that several youths had tried to ter club by three shots. Other local CC; Rev. Bill Lee, Yale GC. Rockville General Hospital. She Manchester since 1918. Before terback Turner Gill said. "W e Hartford Hospital. crews worked into the at Danbury Hospital, Hen sell them a camera fitting the description of the players who fared well were Dorn wais the wife of the late Arthur retiring last October he had been a • 75-Lon Annulli, Manchester don’t know what it’s going to take, She was born April 29, 1942, in night following severe nessey in stable condition alleged victim’s camera. DeNicolo (74), Lon Annulli (75), CC; Paul Delucia, Norwich; Al Satryb. truck driver for Pioneer Systems we try to score on every play.” Hartford. She was daughter of thunderstorms that inter and the girl for observa The owner of one of the stores, the Camera Shop at Dave Kaye (75) and Tim LaFran- Andrews, Rhode Island. She leaves a daughter, Lyn S. where he had worked for 45 years. Felix and Mildred (Dagilis) Ro rupted service for thou tion, a spokeswoman said. 126 Pearl St., Hartford, said the store bought the cis (75), ail of Manchester Country The Cornhuskers usually Hainge of Huddleston, Va.;two He was a member of North United • 76-Dave Kaye, Manchester man of South Windsor. Besides her sands of other people in camera from the youths and had already resold it,"' Club, and Doug Domian (76) of reached their goal last year, brdthers, Thomas Wippert of Da Methodist Church. Scattered power out CC; Tim LaFrancis, Manchester parents, she is survived by a son Connecticut. ages were reported police said. Tallwood Country Club. CC; Doug Domian, Tallwood; averaging over 41 points a game nielson and Frederick K. Wippert He also leaves two sons, David Richard S. Karat Jr. of Warehouse A thunderstorm eariy throughout the state, with The owner was able to retrieve the camera from its The pros took over the Country Doug Johnson, East Hartford; while leading the nation in total of Westfield, Mass.; a sister, Mary Reid of Willimantic and Donald Point; a sister. Judith Roman of Sunday struck the Hart the Meriden area was latest buyer and turned it over to Manchester police, " Club course today shooting for the Tom Scarozzo. offense, scoring and rushing. Ne Tierney of Manchester; and one Reid of Manchester; a daughter, Manchester; and two brothers, ford area and hail, rain hardest hit. Jacqueline police said. The owner identified Lata to the police, braska’s 12-1 season was tainted grandson. Sandra Reid of Vernon; three only by a loss to Penn State, the William and Victor Roman, both of and strong winds swept Harris, a spokeswoman they said. ’The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 brothers, Howard Reid, Clinton South Windsor. eventual national champion. Ellington Ave., Rockville, had through southwestern and for Northeast Utilities, More arrests are expected in the case, police said. Ried and Horace Reid, all of Funeral services will be held central Connecticut Sun “ We’re going to have to stay in charge of arrangements. Memor Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Jessie said the weather caused Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the day afternoon, felling the football game by playing great ial ' donations may be made to Hoboth of Vernon; and three wires to fall, fuses to blow Smalley, ‘Count’ Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. trees and power lines. Cheese handout Tuesday defense,” Penn State Coach Joe North Central Hospice Inc., P.O. grandchildren. and transformers to CenterSt., Manchester. Burial will A twin-engine airplane Paterno said. Box 701, Vernon, or to the Memor Funeral services will be Tues malfunction. be in the Scantic Cemetery in East also crashed in a thunder COVENTRY — Residents who last month regis Gill runs an I-formation offense ial 'Fund of St. John’s Episcopal day at 11 a.m. from the Holmes Power'was lost to about tered for a free 5-pound block of cheese may pick up Church, Vernon. Windsor. Calling hours are ’Tues storm at Danbury airport 1,500 customers in Glas count for Yanks that also returns All-America Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Burial t^he cheese Tuesday between 10 and 12 p.m in the day from 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday afternoon, injur tailback Mike Rozier and wing- tonbury, Bloomfield, board room of the Town Office Building. ing a Colorado man and Granby, Windsor, Sims back Irving Fryar. Rozier gained Residents must bring the “ pink slips” received at ” ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPl) — Roy four members of a Ridge bury, Avon and East from an even better performance. 1,689 yards rushing while averag the time of registration as proof of their eligibility for Smalley said his dismal perfor field family. Hartford, as a storm ” r il get used to this strike zone,” ing 7.0 yards a carry in 1982 and is Shell concert draws record crowd the cheese, said a spokeswoman for the Windham mance Saturday night — including Danbury police said swept through the area. he said. " I ’m just glad this one is called ” a viable candidate for the Area Community Action Program, the agency in two errors — made him sick. But over. Now I ’ve got my feet wet. The biggest crowd in the history The audience gave standing witnesses reported the More than 1,250 custo Heisman Trophy” by Penn State normally finds in the constraints ol charge of the distribution program. Eligible residents his recovery was complete by ‘T v e never been in a pennant of tl^e Manchester Bandshell, 5,791 ovations to both the symphonic craft may have stalled as mers in the Litchfield free safety Mark Robinson. a concert hall. who failed to register last month may register for Sunday. race before. Today I wasn’t as measured by the click of manual band and the Dixieland band it attempted to land in County towns of Bethle The Nittany Lions counter on The concert was a heavy one, September’s surplus cheese during Tuesday’s " Smalley clubbed a three-run thinking of the pennant race. I was counters, attended the concert of drawn from among its musicians. severe weather. hem and Morris lost defense with Robinson, strong including such selections as C)eciie distribution. ' homer that capped a six-run New just trying to do my job. But I guess the Coast Guard Band Saturday The band responded with an The pilot, Michael Hen power Sunday afternoon. UPt photo safety Harry Hamilton, linebacker Chaminade’s “ Concertino,” a No cheese will be distributed after September. ~ York rally in the sixth inning and I ’ll have to start thinking pennant night, continuing the love affair encore and with praise for the nessey. 32, of Colorado Scott Radecic and tackle Greg piece for flute played by Jill Springs. Colo., and four lifted the Yankees and the newly race now. I ’ ve never even been toa Chicago's Greg Luzinski follows clear over the roof at Comiskey Park. It Gattuso — all returning starters between Manchester audiences large audience, which gave the Maurer-Davis, and Repighi’s and the band. passengers, Michael acquired John ‘The Count’ Monte- World Series and the first one I go from an 11-1 team. band the careful attention one “ Pines of the Appian Way.” through after smashing offering from was Luzinski’s third blast this year over Manning. 44. his wife. fusco to a 7-3 triumph over the to, I want to pitch in.” Nebraska coach Tom Osborne ENROLL IN FREE Angels. Boston hurler Dennis ‘Oil Can’ Boyd the roof. Montefusco’s home run ball to isn’t overlooking Penn State’s REGIONAL ADULT BASIC The win was New York’s seventh Grich — the second baseman’s 16th offense, however, Scribe work lost in its last 10 games while the — allowed the Angels to tie the "Penn State might be deceiving hopelessly ill Angels lost for the score 1-1. Two outs later Boone AL roundup with (Todd) Blackledge and (Curt) EDUCATION PROGRAMS ninth time their last 13 games. popped his seventh homer over the Warner gone, but both Kenny in temple fires “ In this game you have to realize left- field wall. Jackson and Kevin Baugh are there are ups and downs,” Smalley But California’s 2-1 lead was •great receivers and (Jon) Willi said. "Saturday was a down. The 168 Woodland St. ADULT HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT DIPLOMA PROGRAM shortlived as the Yankees col ams hurt us more last year than GARDEN home run just puts Saturday lected six straight hits off loser Warner did,” Osborne said. " I - T h e quiet work of an 643-8474 Man chest or 8am-6:30piii For the person vvho wishes to get credit for former high school further behind. When I hit it, I Ken Forsch, 11-9, and reliever 81-year-old New Haven man has become even more courses, work, military and other life experiences. A planned pro Luzinski roof shooter think they’re going to be explosive didn’t think it was out. It was one of important in the wake of arson attacks on two West Bruce Kison. Ken Griffey, Dave on offense.” gram for each individual’s needs and interests relatino to future those that you aren’t sure of until it Hartford synagogues and their Torahs. Winfield and Graig Nettles hit ” I think our offense is going to be Chrysanthemums school. Call the Regional Adult Education Cen hits the seats.” By Dave Raffo consecutive singles to tie the score have come this season. apiece to lead the Orioles to their a lot better than people think,” ter (875-1960) for more information about this program Smalley’s blast made a winner of UPl Sports Writer ‘ he only scribe in and Oscar Gamble, who had ” I knew it was up there and I fifth straight win. John Lowenstein Radecic warned. Connecticut making hand-lettered copies of the Vibrant nine-year National League vete HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PREPARATION doubled in the Yankees first run in watched it,” Luzinski said. "But I added a homer off Bobby Castillo, Jackson, considered one of the Jewish scriptures. It takes him a year to writes single Color ran Montefusco in his American Loyal White Sox fans were For the person who wishes to take the Connecticut the fourth, singled to right to score knew I was the first player to do it. 8-12. Mike Flanagan, 8-3, allowed nation’s top receivers, caught 41 Torah and every synagogue must have at least three. To fill those^ League debut. The 33-year-old rewarded Sunday by seeing one of State High School Diploma Examination. Winfield with the go- ahead run. It’s a great thrill.” five hits over six innings, inclu- passes for 697 yards and seven TDs empty spaces-large pots pitcher scattered six hits before a their own finally outdo Jimmy Arion fires caused heavy damage to sanctuaries 4/9.95 dinng home runs to Kent Hrbek last year. Williams, coming off blister on the middle finger of his Foxx and Ted Williams. and religious artifacts at West Hartford’s Young He also enjoyed his RBI single in and Gary Gaetti. surgery Sfter a skiing mishap, PRE-HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW pitching hand forced him out after Greg Luzinski drove a Dennis Israel and Emanuel synagogues. The fires damaged the third inning that knocked out Rangers 1, Royals 0 gained 609 yards when he wasn’t For the person vvho has problems with Spelllng/Readino/Math or six strong innings. Boyd fastball on top of the left-field Emanuel’s Torah scrolls so badly they had to be SPECIAL this week Boyd, 3-4, and gave Chicago a 4-0 At Kansas City, Mo., Charlie blocking for Warner. Azaleas 1 gal. gran?** **^*^ * °^** before entering the equivalency pro- Until Sunday, the Yankees had roof to become the first player ever buried in ceremonies Sunday, while police stood lead. Hough threw his first shutout of the ” I don’t know if we’ve ever had a Rhododendron 1 gal. ■ only gotten three wins in 13 to hit three homers on or over the heavy guard nearby. “ It kept the team rolling,” year to snap a six game Rangers’ kid as good at his position as Kenny Junipers (3 kinds) 2 gal. decisions from a right-handed Comiskey Park roof. Luzinski said. losing streak and avert a five- is at his,” Paterno said. Young Israel’s congregation, following Jewish Forsythia 2 gal. starter in a rotation dominated by Only Foxx and Williams have c . ENC3LISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE Jerry Koosman, 10-6, pitched game Royals’ sweep. Hough im Blackledge’s 2-yard touchdown traction, buried its damaged scroils and prayer Boxwood 2 gal. Mahy nto left-handers Ron Guidry, Shane accomplished the feat twice. E?gl?8h^°'’® wishes to gain greater fluency In seven innings for the victory and proved to 11-12 while Paul Split- pass to Kirk Bowman with four books in services more than a week ago. Rawley, Dave Righetti and rookie Luzinski’s homer followed a solo 7 Dennis Lamp finished up for his torff dropped to 6-li. Larry seconds left gave the Nittany Lions Police are still investigating the arson incidents, Ray Fontenot. shot by Harold Baines and gave 11th save. BEST TIME OF THE YEAR TO... Parrish drove in the only run. a 27-24 victory over Nebraska last which alsodamaged the home of Young Israel’s Rabbi Montefusco said, “ I didn’t even Chicago a 2-0 lead and helped Boston got a run in the fourth Brewers 4, A ’s 2 year in a game that probably Solornon Krupka. No arrest has been made. FEED YOUR LAWN BOTH DAY AND EVENING know I was the only right- hander power the White Sox to a 6-2 victory when Eddie Jurak singled, moved “ It’s a tragedy,” said Freedman. “ It’s almost like in the Yankee rotation until I heard over the Boston Red Sox. At Oakland, Calif., the Brewers decided the national champion to second after a walk to Jim Rice scored four in the fourth and rode ship, The Cornhuskers had over burying a human being.” CLASSES AT CONVENIENT someone say it on the radio The fact that both Foxx and WINTERGREEN and to third after a double play. the combined five-hit pitching of More than 2,000 people joined the Emanuei Saturday.” Williams are former Red Sox and come a 14-point deficit with Gill’s 1- lawn lead Dave Stapleton’s bunt single Mike Caldwell, Jim Slaton and yard TD run for a 24-21 lead in the congregation to bury seven of the temple’s sacred LOCATIONS AND TIMES Montefusco, acquired in a trade current Hail of Famers made the scored Jurak. Jerry Augustine to make a loser of final 78 seconds. Torah scrolls in a simple pine casket bearing a carved covort 5,000 sq.ft. from San Diego Friday, struck out feat sweeter for White Sox fans. ' Tigers 4, Blue Jqys 2 A’s starter Mike Warren, 1-3. Star of David. Free Occupational Counseling five over the first six innings "We saw a special day today,” Penn State offensive tackle Ron ®**ly Color If Oroon _____ At Detroit, Lemon’s three-run Caldwell got his 10th win in 19 The^grave site was on the synagogue’s front lawn Free Classes before George Frazier finished up said Chicago manager Tony La- Heller called it, "the best sporting homer off Joey McLaughlin with decisions and Augustine picked up immediately in front of the scorched, boarded-un for his fifth save. Montefusco, who Russa. “ When you have a four or event I ever participated in.” EXTRA SPECIAL-GREENVIEWS GREEN TONIC two out in the ninth inning lifted the his second save. chapei still smelling of smoke. covers 15,000 sq ft (1/3 acre) Reg. 22.95 Call your Adult School for additional information: was 9-4 this year for the Padres, five hit game, you have to stay The two schools will earn Tigers and handed Jack Morris his Indians 5, Mariners 2 “ There is nothing more precious to Jews than a 5,000 sq. ft. $6.95 yielded solo homers to Bobby UPl photo hungry that last time at bat and the $750,000 apiece from the nationally ninth straight win. Lemon hit a 2-0 At Seattle, Lary Sorensen tossed Torah, said Rabbi Gerald B. Zelermyer. He said the *15.95 REGIONAL ADULT BASIC EDUCATIONAL CENTER Grich and Bob Boone in the fifth for Bull was every bit as hungry.” pitch just over the left field wall of f televised showdown, which begins arsonist had opened one Torah to Genesis, the first the first two Angels runs. John Montefusco made his Luzinski went 4-for-4 with four a seven-hitter and Gorman Tho at 9 p.m. EDT. About70,000 tickets lATEXITE DRIVEWAY SEALER 875-1960 reliever Joey McLaughlin, 7-4. mas went 3-for-3 and drove in the book of the Bible, and held a match to it. Montefusco, who argued some American League debut RBI and finished by parking a have been sold and Meadowlands It's bait to da H now E. Hartford 568-5990 Morris, 17-8, yielded five hits and game-winning run with a fifth "An act of desecration is something that strikes at cavers SSO sq » Glastonbury 659-0404 first-inning calls with the home Sunday .and helped the Doug Bird fastball into the left- struck out eight. officials are hoping for a sellout at the rawest nerve endings of society in general ’’ Mansfield 429-3351 plate umpire, thought the a^ust- field upper deck in the eighth inning single to pace the Indians. the 76,891-seat Giants Stadium. Zelermyer said. SUPER TOUGH. SUPER RUBBERIZED Manchester 647-3571 Yankees beat California in Orioles a , ’Twins 4 Sorensen. 8-9, pitched his sixth Vernon 875-8471 ment to a new league and a new inning for his 25th homer of the At Baltimore, Eddie Murray and Six game officials have been *9js complete game. Mike Moore, 4-5 , Stafford 684-4233 ■trike zone may have kept him Anaheim. year. All three of his roof shots Dan Ford drove in three runs assigned from the Altantic Coast took the loss. Conference. 12 - MANCHESTKK HKRAl.U.Mondiiy. AuK- 2!t I9«:) MANC’HE.STEK HERALD,Monduy. Au" 29, 1983.— 13 U.S., Cuba split track, ring for Pan Am .500 Sports In Brief Bradley foresaw win By Tony Favla University of Washington won the The U.S. team got a big lift by sixth at 284 and 285, respectively, missed an 8-foot par putt on 17 to UPl Sports Writer javelin throw at 267-1. Curt Rans- MHS cross country starts DENVER (UPl) - If Pat winning all four relays, with the in the tournament known as the fall briefly to 10 under, but forced highlight being the men’s 4 x 100 ford of Spokane, Wash., the only Bradley ever decides to quit the Practice for the Manchester High boys’ cross Columbia Savings Classic. the playoff by sinking a 15-foot putt CARACAS, Venezuela — The triumph in 38.49, one of the fastest one of eight American male weight LPG A Tour, she mayjiave a future country team begins Tuesday night at 5:30 at Moments after her win, Bradley for a bird on No. 18. Pan American Games track and times in the world this year. Quow, throwers to remain in Caracas, in fortune-telling. Wickham Park. The first annual Alumni Meet immediately telephoned her par On the playoff hole, Bradley hit a field competition always seems to of Brooklyn. N.Y., who at 21 is finished fifth. Bradley was in a three-way tie at will follow at 6; 30. All former alumni runners are ents in Westford, Mass. Her "strong 8-iron” within ISfeet of the come down to the United States vs. rapidly maturing into one of the top Lost in the Cuba-U.S. confronta 6-under-par Saturday for the lead invited to either enter, jog or watch. mother, Kathleen, following an cup and sank the putt for a birdie. Cuba, and the 1983 meet was no sprinters anywhere, rallied from u tion was the first-ever Pan Am after the third round of a $200,000 eight-year tradition, stepped onto Daniel hit her drive into the left different in that regard. 5-meter deficit on the last leg to track gold medal for Puerto Rico, LPG A tournament. She unhesitat the porch of the family home and rough, knocked her second shot What made this one special, overtake Cuba at the wire. secured by marathoner Jorge Midget football moves practice ingly predicted it would take a final rang a cowbell to notify the into the bunker and chipped out however, was the way the U.S. did Quow. the 200-meter runner-up Gonzalez in 2:12:43. round of 4-or 5-under par to win the Manchester Midget Football League pre neighbors of her daughter’s within 2'A feet but didn’t have to it. Without most of its male weight in the World Championships at The U.S. didn’t fare nearly as tournament. season practice will move from Martin School to putt after Bradley sank the birdie. throwers, the Americans still Finland, won the Pan Am 200 last well in its boxing showdown with On Sunday, the 10-year pro from victory. ■ Charter Oak Park. Sessions are at 6:15. Bradley and Daniel began the ended up as the medal champions, week. Cuban, losing four of six gold- Marco Island, Fla., went out on the Registrations are still being accepted at the ’’1 played well, I shot 5-under behind superb final-day perfor The men’s 4 x 400 team set one of medal bouts. In all, eight of Cuba’s 6,500-yard Columbine Country final 18 knotted at 6-under, but field M on ^ y thru Wednesday. Any boy inter today,” said Daniel, returning to mances by hurdler Roger King five Pan Am records on the day 10 fighters won golds on the 12-bout Ciub course and fired a 5-under 67 Bradley turned the front nine in 32 ested in joining can do so these nights. They must the tour after a five-week layoff dom and relay anchor Elliott with a t ime of 3; 00.47. Another was card. to finish even with Beth Daniel at to go 10 under, three ahead of be between 9 years (before Nov. 1) and 13 years with back problems. " I can’t do a Quow. the long jump of 21 feet lP/< inches 11-under. Bradley then sank a Daniel. There was a two-shot (riot before Nov. 1) and must weight between hell of a lot better than that, but it Kingdom, of Pittsburgh, despite by veteran Kathy McMillan of Sparked by Darrell Pace of 15-foot putt on the first playoff hole swing on No. 10, when Bradley t just wasn’t enough," starting in the difficult inside lane Hamilton, Ohio, the U.S. also 70-120 pounds. They must be accompanied by a to win the $30,000 top prize and bogeyed and Daniel birdied, and Knoxville, Tenn. Bradley, who made the decision and facing a headwind, outworked picked up four gold medals in parent or guardian and must bring a birth move into third on the 1983 money Daniel pulled even with a birdie on Following Kingdom's lead. in her senior year of high school to Cuban Alejandro Casanas to the archery. In addition, the Ameri certificate. There is a registration fee. list. No. 12. Cindy Bremser of Madison. Wis., play professional golf instead of 110-meter finish Sunday in 13.44 and Missy Kane of Knoxville came cans picked up one each in table Daniel, winner of the Denver On the 514-yard 13th, Daniel becoming a pro skier, said the seconds. Tonie Campbell of Car- up with an impressive 2-3 finish in tennis and equestrian to finish the tournament in 1980 and 1982, surged into the lead at 11-under by Tallwood hosts Nichols victory was "what we all work son, Calif., was third. the 1,500 behind 800-meter gold two-week Pan Am Games with 136 picked up $19,600 for second. Alice hitting a 2-iron to within 10 feet of for." “ I thought he talked himself out medalist Ranza Clarke of Canada, gold medals, breaking their pre HEBRON — Jimmy Nichols, the world’s Ritzman, who led the first two days the pin and sinking the putt for an " I was confident and was ready of a gold because of all the who had a time of 4; 16.18. vious record of 126 in 1979 at San greatest one-armed golfer, will give an exhibition and was tied with Bradley and eagle. to go into sudden death,” she said. complaining he was doing being in Maria Sarria, the top women's Juan. at Tallwood Country Club Sunday. The exhibition Daniel after the third round, “ When Beth went birdie- eagle, I UPl photo "The name of the game is to keep it lane one — but he went out there shot putter Outside of Eastern Three Californians led the U.S. begins at 1:30 p.m. and is open to the general finished at 7 under and missed a thought my day was over," said in play, and I was doing that. My and did it," said Campbell of Europe, won Cuba’s first of two to gold medals in table tennis and golfing public. Pat Bradley raises her arms in jubilation chance for her first career win, Bradley. determination is silent, and play Kingdom. gold medals on the day with a equestrian events. Insook Bhushan Nichols, who is approaching 78 years old, has after sinking long putt on first hole of a earning $14,000. Bradley moved to 10-under with “ I hit almost all the hurdles hard delighted golfers with his ability to strike the golf Kathy Whitworth was alone in a birdie on No. 14, and sank a ing with the gallery is not my style. meet-record 63-5'/i. The other.-also of Aurora, who won the women’s playoff with Beth Daniels to give her and when I got to the seventh with a Pan Am record, was taken singles ping- pong title Saturday ball with just his left arm. Ironically, it was the fourth at 283, and Betsy King and 20-foot birdie putt on No. 16 to But I walk a soft fairway and carry hurdle the wind was so bad I by Francisco Centelles on an night, teamed with Diana Gee of loss of the right arm in a car accident that sent LPGA crown in Denver. Jane Geddes finished fifth and match Daniel at 11-under. Daniel a big stick. I ’m very pleased.” Nichols to the sport of golf. almost went off the side," said outstanding high jump of 7-6'/i. Leo San Carlos to win the doubles It Kingdom, the surprise NCAA Williams of Muncie, Ind., was crown. Anne Kursinski of Pasad The exhibition is free of charge and autographs champion this year. “ That’s how second at 7-5'A. ena won the equestrian show UPl photo and picture taking will be available. College football rankings bad it was.” Laslo Babits of Canada and the jumping event. Puerto Rico’s Rafael Ramos tags Paul Games Sunday. Ramos took a contro Rettpn wins three gold Gonzalez of New York in the finals of the versial decision. LOS ANGELEIS — American Mary Lou Retton Rogers defies Williams, junior flyweight division aHhe Pan Am scored a 9.95 on the floor exercise Sunday en route Nebraska pre-season pick to three gold medals in the women’s individual finals, highlightin the conclusion of the Interna tional Gymnastics Championship at UCLA’s NEW YORK (UPl) - The Nebraska won its last 10 games Michigan, and Louisiana State and Pauley Pavilion. University of Nebraska football to finish 12-1 last year and returns North Carolina, tied for 10th. lifts Expos over Padres team will find out soon enough it Rozier, quarterback Turner Gill, UCLA is ranked 12th; Georgia, In the men’s competition. East German Jens Cuban boxers prevail it’s No. 1 pre-season ranking is wingback Irving Fryan and guard deprived of Heisman Trophy Fischer was the only double winner and warranted. The Cornhuskers, Dean Steinkuhler from the nation’s winner Herschel Walker’s services By Joe llluzzi A1 Oliver provided the offense Philadelphia in the East. American Peter Vidmar captured four medals, voted No. 1 in the U Pl Board of top offense. for his senior season, received one UPl Sports Writer for the Expos with his sixth career Giants 7, Mets 2 Holyfield, fighting for the first including a gold, to highlight the individual finals. By Fred Lief sion to Rafael Ramos of Puerto Coaches pre-season poll, open the Texas has 15 starters returning first-place vote and was rated grand slam in a seven-run seventh At New York, Darell Evans y ea r on the national level, The meet was actually little more than an UPl Sports Writer Rico. college season against No. 4 Penn from a 9-3 team and the Longhorns 13th; Alabama, with Ray Perkins Steve Rogers not only silenced inning. Montreal sent 12 batters to drove in three runs with a double showed early punching power exhibition for the United States squad, with the Whitaker and Herrera were State in the Kickoff Classic tonight. are especially strong on the succeeding the late Bear Bryant as the San Diego bats Sunday, he plate that inning againstSan Diego and his 27th home run of the season against his Cuban opponent. But absence of the powerful Soviet and Chinese CARACAS, Venezuela — Cu nostrangers intheirlightweight "Once you’re up there, everyb offensive line and on defense. Tide coach, is ranked 14th; fol banished Padres manager Dick starter Eric Show, 13-9, and reliver to lead the Giants. Evans doubled ban boxers struck like a tropical in the final round, Romero dug teams. bout. Whitaker beat Herrera ody’s going to be gunning for you," No. 3 Auburn, stunned by the lowed by No. 15 Pittsburgh, No, 16 Williams to Munchkin Land. Gary Lucas. in a run in the first inning off storm Sunday, winning four of shots into the midsection and earlier this year for the world Nebraska All- America tailback death of fullback Greg Pratt at Washington, No. 17 Southern Meth ^ \U Rogers won his National League The win completed a three-game starter and loser Craig Swan, 2-8, six gold medal bouts from was on target with overhead championship. In 1982, he lost Durle net champion MikeRoziersaid. " I’d ratherbeon pre-season practice, faces an odist, No. 18 Arizona State, No. 19 leading 16th game in the Montreal sweep of the Padres and moved and slammed a two-run homer off United States’ opponents at the rights. the title to the Cuban. the bottom and work our way up.” exceptionally tough schedule. Pat Miami (Fla.), and Maryland and Expos’ 8-0 victory over the San Montreal VA games behind first- reliever Carlos Diaz in the seventh. Pan American Games. Tillman, the final fighter of MAHWAH, N.J. — Jo Durie of England won her Whitaker won a 5-0 decision in Nebraska received 18 of a Dye’s team, favored to win the Iowa, who are tied for 20th. Diego Padres, and in doing so place Pittsburgh in the N L East. Jim Barr, 4-3, was the winner in In all, eight of Cuba’s 10 the afternoon for the Ameri first major tennis tournament Sunday with a a fight between two left possible 41 first-place votes and 551 Southeast Conference over tradi The SEC leads the nation with silenced his former manager Willi Dodgers 8, Phillies 3 relief. fighters won gold medals in the cans, has been boxing only one three-set comeback victory over favorite Hana handers, scoring with a good points in easily outdistancing No. 2 tional powers Georgia and Ala four ranked teams — Auburn, ams. Two weeks ago, Williams At Philadelphia, Mike Marshall Reds 5, Cardinals 4 12-bout card of three rounds year. He offered a flurry of Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia in the final of a left hand. The American relied Texas. The Longhorns, with seven bama, received three first- place LSU, Georgia and Alabama. The publicly accused Rogers of not hit a home run and drove in three At Cincinnati, Gary Redus’ each at El Poliedro, whose fans shots in the second round that $125,000 tournament. on a strong third round, deliver first-place votes and 439 points, votes. Big 10 (Ohio State, Michigan and being capable of winning impor runs and Rick Monday had three two-out double on the first pitch cheered passionately for the had Toyo against the ropes. In Durie, who left the circuit for nine months ing a solid overhand left. were followed by Auburn, Penn No. 4 Penn State is a threat to Iowa) and Pac-10 (UCLA, Wa tant games. hits and three RBI to lead the from Bruce Sutter after a 52- Cuban boxers. the third round Tillman got in during 1980 and 1981 due to back surgery, took UPl photo Howard, the 1983 Golden State and Oklahoma in the top five. repeat as national champs, espe shington and Arizona State) have " I try not to let comments of Dodgers. Jerry Reuss, 9-10, scat minute rain delay knocked in The Americans entered seven some shots but the experience advantage of an erratic-serving Mandlikova for a Gloves champion, made sur Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne cially if Joe Paterno comes up with three apiece. There .are five small people bother m e," said tered nine hits and struck out five Eddie Milner with the winning run fighters and finished with just and savvy of the Cuban gave 2-6, 7-5, 6-4 victory in 100 minutes. prisingly short work of Aguilar was both honored and worried a solid replacement for quarter independents ranked — Penn Rogers, who tossed a five-hitter for in pitching the Dodgers to the 10th to give the Reds an 11- inning win two gold medals, half the him a 4-1 verdict from the The $22,000 purse was the largest earned by the World record setter and celebrated his 21st birthday when he learned the results of the back Todd Blackledge. The Nit- State, Florida Stale, Notre Dame, his 12th complete game and raise win in their last 11 starts. Los over the Cardinals. Reliever Ben number they won at the 1979 judges. 23-year-old Durie, who reached the semifinals of by stopping his opponent with 39 poll. tany Lions received three first- Pittsburgh and Miami. ills record to 16-8. "Each individu Angeles finished its season series Hayes, 4-2, was the winner and Pan Am Games in Puerto Rico. " I was kind of big in the last the French Open in June. Sydney Maree of the USA celebrates seconds left in the opening “ Any time you’re rated No. 1, place votes. By agreement with the Ameri al’s job is tough enough to worry against the Phillies with an 11-1 Sutter, 8-9, was the loser. U .S. gold medals were won for round. round," Tillman said. "The people try real hard to beat you,” Fifth-ranked Oklahoma features can Football Coaches Association, after breaking the world record in the about another manager’s record. Astros 4, Cubs 2 the U.S. by Pernell Whitaker, a Page lost a close bout earlier second round could have gone Osborne said. "M ost people like to halfback Marcus Dupree among 17 teams on NCAA probation and 1,500-meter run with a time of 3:31.24 at opinion." Braves 2, Pirates 1 At Houston, DickieThon drove in lightweight from Norfolk, Va., Tolomeo wins by a neck in the year to another Cuban. either way and in the first be up there but not No. 1 because returning starters from a team ineligible for post-season play are Although he has been one of the At Pittsburgh, Glenn Hubbard two runs with a triple and a single who scored a unanimous deci meet in Cologne, West Germany. Carlos Garcia. This time the neither of us did nothing. It ARUNGTON HEIGHTS, 111. - Tolomeo came it’s hard to stay there.” that finished strong last year. The also ineligible for the Top 20 and league’s more successful pitchers, doubled in one run and Bob Watson and Terry Puhl collected three hits sion over Angel Herrera of contest was more one-sided. could have gone either way.” from off the pace Sunday to win the third running "Nebraska was the best team we Sooners received six first-place national championship considera Rogers has the unenviable reputa added a solo homer to help the and scored two runs to lead the Cuba, and Louis Howard, a “He’s a deceivingly hard The Americans opened the of the Arlin^on Million by a neck. played last year,” said Joe Pa- votes. tion by the U P l Board of Coaches. tion of choking in important Braves snap the Pirates’ three- Astros. Mike Scott, 8-4, pitched 7 welterweight from St. Louis, puncher, he stunned me several card with a tough and question Tolomeo, a 35-1 longshot from Ireland, was the temo, whose Penn State team is Completing the top 10 are No. 6 The teams currently on probation games. That stigma has stayed game winning streak. Pete Fal 1-3 innings, allowing two runs on who stopped Jose Aguilar of tim es," Page said. “ I can’t able loss to Puerto Rico. Gon second foreign horse to win the Million. the defending national champions. Ohio Slate (one first-place vote). are Clemson, Southern California, Broken hand with him ever since he gave up the cone, 9-3, was the winner as seven hits, while striking out two Cuba in the first round. complain about the decision." zales, a live, swift moving Perrrault, imported from France, won last year’s "They have as much right to be No. No. 7 Florida State, No. 8 Notre Arizona, Wichita State and South winning home run to Rick Monday Atlanta maintained its half-game and walking five. Frank DiPino In bouts lost to the powerful Milton, a parttime magician, fighter, was awarded a 3-2 running. 1 as anyone." Dame (two first-place votes), No. 9 ern Mississippi. of Los Angeles in the fifth game of lead over Los Angeles in the went the final 1 2-3 innings to pick Cubans: Jerry Page, a junior couldn’t pull any rabbits out of decision by the judges in the Tolomeo experienced no problems with the derails Hearns the 1981 NL Championship National League West while Pitts up his 13th save. Dickie Noles, 5-8, welterweight from Columbus, the hat of the judge and jury in junior flyweight bout. But, with surface, rolling down the rail to overtake John Playoffs. burgh remains one game ahead of suffered the loss. Ohio, was outpointed by Cande- his loss to Solano. In a junior such a split in the voting, the Henry, the second-place finisher and 7-5 favorite. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPl) - World Boxing lario Duvergel: Dennis Miiton, matter went to the jury, which ’Third place went to Nijinsky’s Secret, a 10-1 shot. middleweight bout marked by Association junior middleweight champion Thomas a junior middleweight from favored Ramos 4-1. fierce body-punching, Solano Courageous group confident Hearns suffered a broken right hand in a sparring New York, was outpointed by emerged the victor. Gonzales, the only American Orestes Solano; Evander Holy- session and will not be able to make a Sept. 9 title The Cuban won 3-2 by the facing a non-Cuban, forced defense against James Green, his trainer told UPl Price takes Series easily field, a light heavyweight from Reid, Goalby win shoot-out NEWPORT, R.I. (UPl) rling around her winged judges, but the jury ruled 3-2 for Ramos to take a standing Cup Course. “ The level of concentra Sunday night. Atlanta, was outpointed by Milton, a shrewd and precise eight-count in the first round. — Resolute Courageous keel. 'To pass the time, the JE R E M Y RANCH, Utah - Mike Reid and tion among the crew has Hearns suffered the injury Saturday at Caesars AKRON, Ohio (U Pl) — Nick Pablo Romero and Henry Til fighter. That ruling, however, ’The second round was marked former Masters Champion Bob Goalby birdied practiced with new trial Victory '83, withLawrie huge power boat Lisanola been awesome,” Kolius Price wasn’t as proud of what he lman, a heavyweight from Los horse Defihder while sup Smith and Rodney Patti- Paiace, sight of the scheduled 15-round bout. The was not jnough to overturn the by a hard exchange against the five of the final seven holes Sunday to overhaul owned by de Savery par added. “ Everybody’s do injury occurred when he hit sparring partner Lanny did Sunday in the final round of the Aiigeles, was outpointed by decision. porters claimed the two- son alternating at the ropes and the third by rugged Billy Casper and Jim Nelford and capture first ticipated in a lighthearted ing their job and doing it Edmond high on the forehead. World Series of Golf as he was of Aurelio Toyo. Pat Nappi, coach of the U.S. infighting. tim e A m e ric a ’ s Cup helm, did not emerge with race against Shahbaz, be right.” place in the $325,000 “ shoot-out at Jeremy The workout was stopped immediately and Hearns how he did it. In its only bout against a boxing team, was disgusted by " I wanted to win the fight so champion is "the fastest her winglets, a secret longing to the Aga Khan, Ranch” by a single stroke. Courageous has a re then flew to Los Angeles. Trainer Prentis Byrd said "The thing I ’m happy about is non-Cuban foe, the U.S. lost to the decision. bad for my mom,” Gonzales boat here" and will defeat until last week when she much to the delight of the Goalby and Reid combined for a 9-under-par 63 cord of 9- 7 and Liberty Dr. Richard Davis, a bone specialist, diagnosed the winning like I did," he said after Puerto. Rico with Paul Gon "W e can beat them the way said. “ There was no doubt about in the final round for a tournament total of 256, Liberty in the tense finals' attached the fins in her huge spectator fleet dis stands at 8-6. his steady 3-under par 67 on the zales, a Junior flyweight from to pick a protector of the last semifinal race with injury as a “ bone separation" on the top of the we’re beating them, but we it in my mind. I won that fight. 32-under par. appointed that the cup "The only thing that’s 10 fighter’s right hand. Firestone Country Club Course left Los Angeles, dropping a deci can’t beat the judges,” he said. They took it from me.” cup. Australia II. races were off. years old about Courage Hearns was expected to be out of action for at least an elite field of challengers gasp “ We’re putting all of our Although the Twelve While Conner and his ous is the aluminum,” one month, Byrd said. ing for air. " I didn’t have any Patriots withdraw offer efforts into our surviving lost the contest, syndicate teamed relaxed, Kolius, bogeys.” son," Chuck Kirsch, man Kirsch said. “ She’s been “ Hearns felt pain right away," said Byrd of the blow FOXBORO, Mass. — Offensive tackle Shelby head Peter de Sa vary said the 32-year-old Texan in Price, who earned $160,000 for ager of the Defender- reshaped and refined so to Edmond’s forehead. NFL roundup Jordan, a holdout through the entire training he is hopeful that the his first cup competition, winning the WSG, had said after Courageous syndicate, much she’s like a brand A spokesman for promoter Dan Diiva would not camp, failed to report to the New England appendages will increase took Courageous out for the third round he had a game said Sunday. new boat.” confirm the cancellation Sunday night tut said there Patriots Sunday and the team withdrew its the yacht’s speed if they some practice despite the plan: "H it the ball in the fairway'. While dwindling winds Courageous, the suc would be an announcement Monday. four-year contract offer. are used. scanty winds. If I hit my driver tomorrow forced postponement of cessful defender in 1974 The Hearns-Green fight was on the same card as The Patriots and Jordan’s representative, The New York Yacht “ Every day is an impor (Sunday), I ’ll be okay.” the start of the best-of- and 1977, “ is the fastest Aaron Pryor’s defense of his WBA junior welter ’Skins ready to defend Dennis Coleman, agreed Thu r^ay on a contract Club dropped its protests tant day for us," Kolius “ I knew I had the game to win,” seven series to pick an boat here,” he added. weight against former three-time world champion that would improve Jordan’ s 1983 salary and against the innovative said. he said, "but until you do, there is America’sCupchallenger Alexis Arguello. extend for three years beyond that. The keels on both boats upon always some doubt, especially in a By United Press International Washington kicker Mark Mose until today, the meager It is not known whether Green will meet another 4:54 left in the game and returned agreement, which also included a stipulation that learning the International big tournament." ley kicked a 31-yard field goal at breezes didn’t stop opponent in a non-title bout or whether another fight it 64 yards for a touchdown for the Jordan report to Sullivan Stadium at 11 a.m. Yacht Racing Union ap Barker dealt to Braves Much of that doubt came after With the preliminary bouts outof 12; 50 of the fourth quarter, and skipper John Kolius from will be substituted. Packers. McCoy picked off a pass' EDT, was verbal. The two sides were to sign the proved the winged-keel the 1982 British Open, which he the way, Joe Theismann and the Kofler’s 1-yard run with four practicing for his coincid SEATTLE — The Cleveland Indians have Heams, 24, the former WBA welterweight cham that was juggled by Willard. contract Monday. design a year ago. appeared to have locked up and Washington Redskins are looking seconds left in the game finished ing clash against Dennis traded right-handed pitcher Len Barker to the pion, has a record of 37-1 with 32 knockouts. Harrell and raced untouched down “ Dennis (Ckileman) apologized and asked if he Australia II, skippered then collapsed down the stretch. forward to the main event; defend the scoring. Conner’s red-hulled Atlanta Braves for three players to be named the right sidelinq to wipeouta 27- 26 could adjust the contract in terms of the purchase by John Bertrand, has Price, a 26-year-old South Afri ing their Super Bowl championship Liberty. later, the Indians announced Sunday. Cardinals’ lead. of annuities and fines," said Patriots General been the clear favorite to can who credits fellow countryman in the N F L ’s regular season. For Buffalo, which finisted the With Tom Blackaller’s emerge as the challenger Indians General Manager Phil Seghi confirmed Gary Player with helping him in “ It finally starts,” Theismann Manager Patrick Sullivan. " I was kind of fed up the trade from Cleveland Sunday night after a pre-season at 1-3, the game was a Seabawks 20, 40ers 6 Defender axed by the New from the time the foreign his golfing career, had won only said Saturday night, referring to display of dropped passes and with that, we had reached an agreement so I game against the Mariners. At San Francisco, backup quar York Yacht Club Selec Twelves started racing in $28,828 since becoming a fuii-time the Redskins’ season-opener on pulled it off the table and we’re back to where we sometimes shoddy defense. The terback Dave Krleg padded a tion Committee Saturday, mid-June, and has com member of the PGA Tour last Sept. 5 against the Dallas Cow Bills gave up an average of 22 were;.He can come and play for his 1983 salary halftime lead with a 0-yard touch Kirsch said he is very piled a 44-5 record over winter. boys. " I guess the older you get, points per game in exhibition play, ($180,WH)), less $38,000 in fines.” down pass and Norm Johnson optimistic about the battle the course. Two of her “ I wasn’t thinking about win the more tired you get of pre- but rookie coach Kay Stephenson kicked his second field goal of the with defending cup cham losses were to Victory '83, ning,” said Price, who had taken season football.” scoffed at those who may think his game to lift the Seahawks. Rahal CART 500 champ pion Conner. with a 29-24 tally. AUTO REPAIRS the two previous weeks off. " I just " I think the first game and the club needs another few exhibition "W e have the boat with , With the trials post RIVERSIDE, Calif. — Bobby Rahal of Dublin, wanted to play solidly so I could go last game are the two I look most games before starting the regular Bears 20, Chiefs 17 the leading edge,” he poned, Australia II and back out on the tour next week and forward to," added Theismann, Ohio, captured a 500-kilometer race for Indy cars season. At Chicago, Bob Thomas kicked said. Victory ’83 rendezvous DELCO 0 get my game back. But, my who threw one touchdown pass at Riverside International Raceway Sunday, WE SERVICE ALL a 31-yard field goal at 7:34 of Australia II and Bri again at noon at one of five Saturday night to lead the Reds powering his March-Cosworth around the 3,3- 'Homa ot Mr Goodwranch GENERAL MOTOR concentration was great. “ As usual in a pre-season game, overtime to cap a 66- yard, tain’s Victory ’83 waited locations chosen by the "The two weeks off did me a kins to a 27-19 victory over the m ile course at an average speed of 113.678 mph. there were some good things and seven-play drive that was aided by Sunday for the 3 knot challenger's race com CARS AND TRUCKS world of good. I was really golfed Buffalo Bills at Orchard Park, an aw fullotof bad things,” he skid. The event is also known as the Los Angeles winds to increase for mittee and sail the stand FREEDOM n two costly pass interference calls lOut after the PG A.” N.Y. Times CART SOO-kilometer race. »ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS ‘T m confident we’re going to be a against the Chiefs. Thomas’ field almost two hours, with ard 24.3- mile America’s * Price led by two shots over Hale Backup quarterback Bob Holly Rahal, last year’s CART rookie of the year, took good football team.” goal came after he missed i both crews anxious to »COMPLnE COLLISION REPAIRS ' Irwin when the day began and by also threw one TD pass as the lead from pole-sitter Teo Fabl of Italy on the begin the critical finals to In other games played Saturday 26-yard attempt early In the fourth 75th lap in the 95-lap race when Fabi was forced to BAHERY « RERUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS no less than three after he got a Washington completed the pre quarter. ; pick the 25th challenger. ■2-putt birdie on the 497-yard, par-5 season with a 2-2 record. New Orleans topped the New York make a long pit stop due to a malfunctioning air Australia II crew CALDWELl • AUTO PAINTING second hole. Theismann fired a 10-yard touch Jets 17-10, Green Bay overpowered Jack. Once Rahal got the lead, he was never members are particularly Lions 34, Bengals 7 OIL CHARAE WITH MASTER CHARGE Isao loki of Japan surged to down pass over the middle to St. Louis 39- 27, Seattle whipped headed and led Fabi by more than 28 seconds at looking forward to the (Pries tubfect to Change) At Pontiac, Mich., reserve within three shots at the ninth but running back Joe Washington at San Francisco 20-6, Chicago the finish. match, the first in five 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE quarterback Gary Oanielsoh feil back and Nicklaus mounted 11:08 of the second quarter to give nipped Kansas City in overtime, weeks without dark 98.* c.0.0. broke open a close game with three another of his famous Firestone the Redskins a 17-3 lead. 2^17, Detroit routed Cincinnati clouds of controversy swi A49-SI41 charges. He shot a final round 65 Holly replaced ’Theismann in the 34-7, and Dallas edged Houston second-half touchdown passes to Waltrip takes Bristol 500 but it only got him sole possession second half and tossed a 5- yard 34-31, lead the Uons. Cincinnati finished of second place at 6-under 274 and pass to tight' end Don Warren at 0-4, its first winless pre-season BRISTOL, Tenn. — Darrell Waltrip said his S a ^ 17. Jeu 10 ever. rain-assisted victory in the Bristol 500 repres CARTER $60,000 in prize money. 7:16 of the third quarter to give the Another shot back in third was Redskins a 24-3 bulge. At New Orleans, Ken Stabler and ented a "b ig step” toward a possible third Cowboys 34, Oilers 31 ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Johnny Miller, who was never in " I thought there were some spots Dave Wilson both had TD passes straight NASCAR championship. At Irving, Texas, Gary Hoge^ the hunt but picked up a couple of where we looked pretty good," said and the Saints’ defensive line For the past two years Waltrip has managed to boom threw two touchdown passel birdies late in his round to earn Redskin coach Joe Gibbs, "and I bottled up the Jets, who scored come, from behind in the latter stages of the in the final minutes, the secom) MSURANSMTHS mOL $40,000. thought there were some spots their lone touchdown on a 1-yard NASCAR circuit to overtake early leads by Bobby sweep by Dwayne Crutchfield with going to Butch Johnson with 02 and take stock car racing’s biggest prize. 1914 1229 MAIN ST. Irwin finished in a four-way tie UPl photo where we looked ragged." Allison ^4 5 ’ 5SarlM SS-sa AUTO REPAIR less than a minute left in the gnm^. seconds remaining, to rally tbd for third with Mark McCumber, Buffalo cut the Washington lead The same scenario appears to be shaping up SI MVK I S MANCHESTER Ray Floyd and Tom Watson, while to 24-13 in the fourth quarter on a following a pass interference call Cowboys. Hogeboom, playing only again this year. the fourth quarter in relief of Aoki bogeyed the 72nd hole and Nick Price holds the winner's trophy aloft after becoming 42-yard field goal by Fred Steinfort against the Saints in the endzone. For Waltrip, it was his sixth straight win at TEL. 646-6464 Danny White, brought Dallas bach niOWN’S IRE SNOPlMIIIUtUFFE’S AMOCI s lip p ^ all the way to eighth. the wire-to-wire winner of the World Series of Golf at the and reserve quarterback Matt Packers 30, Cardinals 27 Bristol International Raceway. He did it by 649-5241 from a 24-20 deficit with 2:018 M beating Dale Earnhardt out of the pits during a Watson began the day birdie- ea g ie. Fiorestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, Sunday. Kofler’s 32- yard touchdown pass At St. Louis, Mike McCoy GMQUAUTY play by throwing a 2-yard sporma caution Just before the rains came to halt the race 65 E. Canter S Ir M i to wide reciever Byron Franklin. intercepted a Jim Hart pass with SERVICE MOTS strike to tight end Doug C o a b i^ at lap 410, 81 shy of regulation. ManchMiar, Cl. 646-3444 (4 lifc 647-0361 II <»NIKALI4bl\3«V M rrs DIVISION 14 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD,Monday, Aug. 29. I!t8.1 MANCHKSTKH HKHAUl.Moiuhi.v. All" 2!l. HlK.'i i:> " ^ 1 ) 4 Scoreboard How to lessen fear » I0 N Service Notes Yankees 7. Angels 3 Dodgers 8, Phillies 3 Majer League leaders your child will have Completes ROTC training Anthony P. Cruz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gregorio S. Baseball NEW YORK CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA Batting Golf Pan Am Cruz of 17 Lamplighter Drive, has completed a U.S, Ob r h bi Ob r h bl ObrhM abrhbl Nirtlonal League RndiDh 2b 4 0 0 0 Downino If 5 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 00 0 g Ob r Air Force ROTC field training encampment at Griffey 1b 5 1 1 0 Wllfong 3b 5 0 1 0 Londsty 2b 0 0 0 0 Rose 1b 4 0 0 0 Madlock, Pitt 113 433 64 141 .326 first day of school '-P Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Winfield If 4 1 2 0 Beniquz cf 4 1 2 0 Russell ss 3 2 10 Matthws It 4 0 2 0 Pan Am medals Baseball standings Hendrick, StL 116 427 58 138 .323 Cruz is a student at Tufts University, Mefdord, Nettles 3b 4 2 2 1 DeCncs dh 4 0 2 0 Morals ph 10 11 Schmidt 3b 4 1 2 0 Dawson, M tl 125 496 85 159 .32) Country Club Cmpnrs 3b 0 0 0 0 ReJcKsn rf 2 0 0 0 Andersn ss 0 0 0 0 Hernndz p 0 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou 128 473 70 149 .315 Maine. He is attending ROTC at the Massachusetts Gamble dh 3 1 2 2 Valentin rf 2 0 1 0 Monday It 3 13 3 Diaz c 4 0 0 0 CARACAS, Venezuelo (UPl) — Final Bv Patricia McCormack he will have a place to keep things AMERICAN LEAGUE L.SmIth, StL 97 362 56114 .315 Best 14 — A-GroS5Bob Behllng 74, m e ^ l standings at the IX Pon American L- Il Institute of Technology at Cambridge. He is a 1981 East Baylor dh 10 10 Grich 2b 1111 Thomas cf 1 0 0 0 Maddox cf 4 0 2 1 Knight, Hou 121 433 34 133 .307 Net-Bob Behllng 53-847, Joe Novak United Press International brought from home,” she said. w L Pet. GB AAttnoly rf 3 1 1 1 RJcksn 3b 1 0 0 1 Guerrer 3b 4 1 0 0 Lefebvr rt 3 1 1 0 Horner, Atl 104 386 75117 .303 sa-B-SO, Stan McFarland 546-50, Bob (James: _ _ . graduate of Penney High, East Hartford. Smalley ss 4 1 13 Sconirs 1b 4 0 0 0 Londrex If 3 0 1 0 DeJesus ss 4 1 1 1 Gold Silver Bronze Tot. • “ This will give him a sense of Baltimore 74 52 .587 Oliver, Mtl 125 495 59150 603 Vonderkoll 55550, Ron Simmons 57-7- 137 92 56 285 For the child contemplating school Milwaukee 74 55 .574 V/3 Moreno cf 3 0 0 0 Lubrtch ss 3 0 1 0 Maldond It 1 0 0 0 Denny p 10 0 0 Then, Hou 126 512 67 154 .301 50, B-Pete Teets 581262, M ort Ros U.S. belonging.” Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Carew ph 0 0 C 0 Marshll rf 5 2 2 3 Gordo ph 10 0 0 Cuba 79 53 43 175 for the first time, the school just a few Detroit 73 55 .567 2 Pena, Pitt 118 418 32 125 .299 enthal 581363, Rob Sullivan 57-1265, 16 44 47 109 Leahy commissioned in Navy New York 71 57 .555 4 Boone c 4 12 1 Brock 1b 4 0 11 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 American Loogue Fred Nosslft 6014-46, Ken Peterson Canada blocks away is an alien place that Totals 34 7 10 7 Totals 35 3 10 3 FImple c 4 10 0 Perez ph 10 0 0 Brazil 14 20 22 56 DR. VA R D IN had these additional Toronto 71 59 .546 5 g Ob r h pd. 59- 13-46, C-Joe Cerlno 793940, Larry 12 26 35 73 Boston 61 66 .473 14'/2 New York 000106 000— 7 Reuss p 3 1 1 0 McGrow p 0 0 0 0 Boggs, Bos 121 461 78 169 .367 Lance 6921-42, Jim Rafferty 60)763, Venezuela might as well be on the other side of the tips: California 000 030 010— 3 ' Jeltz 3b 10 10 Mexico 7 11 24 42 world. Navy Ensign William J. Leahy of Manchester has Clevelond 56 75 .427 20 Phllodelphia 000100 002—Whitaker, 3 Det 127 502 78 161 .321 Kaye 75972, B-Gros5Poul Purcell 80, Chile ment expert and authority on early That way, on the first day of school, Oakland Baylor. 3B—Nettles. HR—Grich Gam5wlnnlng RBI — Monday (3). Peru 1 1 4 6 Newport, R.l. 65 68 .489 9 Moseby Tor 123 440 83 141 .320 Net-Dave Isenberg 801268, Pete Teets 1 0 2 3 childhood education, has advice for there will be a pal on the scene. California 60 70 .462 12Va <16)r E—Diaz, Schmidt Samuel, Morsholl. Brett, KC 103 388 78123 .317 8012-68, Ken Peterson 81-1368, C- Uruguay He is a 1975 graduate of East Catholic High School. Texas Boone (7), Smalley (14). DP—Los Angeles 1, Phllodelphlo 1. LOB Ecuador 1 0 0 1 mothers wanting to defuse first day of • Let your child select something to 60 70 .462 12Va Simmons, Mil 122 475 59 150 .316 Gross-Jalme Vlllamizor 84, Bill Ahn 84, 2 7 6 15 Minnesota 56 75 .427 17 IP H RERBBSO —Los Angeles 7, Phllcxlelphla 7. 2B— Hrbek, Minn 112 4l2 63 IX .316 Net-Larry Lance 88-2167. Puerto Rico school anxiety. take to school, say a favorite toy or Out for a spin Seattle 49 New Yortc Schmidt 2, Brock, Lefebvre. 3B—. HR— Dom. Rep. 0 5 9 14 81 .377 23Va Cooper, MM 127 524 81 162 .X9 Ladles' Member-Guest 4 Ball — 0 1 0 1 "Ideally,” she said, "a good first step lunch bucket. These are transitional Sunday'! Rm u H> Montefusc (W 1-0) 6 6 2 2 1 5 Marshall (14). SB—Russell 2 (10) S— Home Runs Gross-Chrlsto Seddon, Rose Robldeou, Bahamas Serving aboard ship Detroit 4, Toronto 2 Frazier (S 5) 3 4 1111 Reuss. SF—. Nicaragua 0 1 0 1 is to have the teacher visit at home, objects: something tangible from the Notional League — Dowson, M tl and Pam E llio tt, Jeanette 76, Net-Rose 1 2 3 Ever hear of a Knox car? That's what this group of jolly Chicago 6, Boston 2 Colifomlo IP H RERBBSO Schmidt, Phil 28; Evans, SF27; Murphy, Lapolt, W.GwIozdowski, Maureen Trinidad 0 getting acquainted with the child on fam iliar home in theunfam iliar school. Navy Airman Apprentice Sean D. Murphy, son of Forsch (L 11-9) 51-3 B 6 6 1 0 Los Angeles Jamaica 0 0 6 6 Baltimore II, Minnesota 4 Atl 26; Guerrero, LA 25. Bednorezyk, J.Chambers 65, Nancy 0 home turf. Some privatie schools do • Role-play with dolls, giving the passengers is going for a spin in. This picture was taken in front Charlotte Murphy of 21 Steep Hollow Lane, has been Texas 1, Kansas City 0 KIson 2-311110 Reuss (W 510) 9 9 3 2 2 5 American League — Rice, Bos X ; Plerro, Mary Lou Plerro, O.Fagan, Panama 0 3 3 New York 7, Californio 3 Hasster 3 1 0 0 1 4 Philadelphia Guatemala 0 0 1 1 that.” child some ideas of what will go on in of Cook’s Service Station at Manchester Green in 1945. The car promoted to this rank while serving aboard Armas, Bos 29; Cooper, M il, Kittle and M.Sefton 65, Anne Teets, Lorraine 1 Milwaukee 4, Oakland 2 HBP—by KIson (Cerone); by Fraz Denny (L 136) 5 8 7 5 2 2 LuzInskI Chi 26. Demko, M.Dvorok, A.Sharb 66,’Betty Belize 0 0 1 Dr. Vardin, a professor at Columbia school. One doll can be the teacher and ammunition ship the USS Mount Hood, homeported in ier 0 0 1 1 is 1905 vintage. Standing in the doorway is Colin Tenney. In the Cleveland S, Seattle 2 Andersen 200022 Runs Batted In Lou Nordeen, Jean Wlgren, E.Carey, U.S. VIr Isl. University Teachers College in New a second one, the student. Run through Concord, Calif. Monday's Games (Grich). T—2:24. A—38,469. McGrow 1 21110 National League — Dawson, M tl 98; R.Dunn 66, Agnes Romayko, Boots car are Dr. Forbes Bushnell, who was a well-known veterinarian, Minnesota (Viola 7-11) at Detroit Hernandez 100001 Murphy, Ah 90; Schmidt, Phil 85; Cornlello, S.Whiteman, B.DzIadus 66, Pan Am results York, said such an approach is put into some of the school-day activities. After (Berenguer 7-4), 7:35 o.m. Bolk—Denny. PB—FImple 2. T—2:18. Guerrero, LA 82; Hendrick, StL and Betty Broucek, Emily DIckensen, play by only a handful of private a few sessions with mom being the Aaron Cook, owner of the service station, and Charles Luce, A Reports for duty Boston (Tudor 10-8 and Brown 6-0) at Brewers4,A's2 Leonard, SF 76. D.Kellner, E.WIncze 66, Emily Sarra, schools. teacher-doll, switch roles and let your Toronto (Clancy 13-7 and Acker 3-1), 2, —34,442. Americon League — Cooper, M il 107; Mary Duggan, W.CIork, I.Popovich66. A t Caracas, Venezuela, Aug. X partner in the station. All are deceased. Almet E. Sullivan, who 5:30 p.m. Winfield, NY 96; Rice, Bos 94; Porrish, Scotch Ball — Morgan & Marge Archery For others, a series of activities by child be the teacher-doll. loaned the picture, was working in the garage at the time it was Marine Pfc. Kevin B. Brady, son of Leanette C. Texas (Smithson 7-12) at Chicago MILWAUKEE OAKLAND Det 91; Simmons, M il 88. Grant 33, Babe & Jeanette Orftelll 33, Men's Individual: Gold — Darrell mom and child can help make the first • From the library, take out one of Brady of 137 Hilliard St., has reported for duty with 1st (Dotson 14-7), 8:30 o.m. ObrhM abrhbl Staten Bases Paul & Joanne Hunt 34, Pete & Anne Pace, Hamilton, Ohio, 2,566 points. Sliver day of school trauma-proof. taken. Baltimore (McGregor 15-5) at Kansas Molltor 3b 5 0 0 0 Hendrsn It 4 1 2 1 Notional League — Raines, M tl 61; Teets 34, Ray & Doris Wood 34, M errill — Richard McKinney, Glendale; Ariz., the many "F irst Day of School” books Force Service Support Group, Camp Pendleton, Calif. City (Perry 6-12), 8:35 o.m. (Jantner 2b4 1 2 0 Almon 1b 4 0 0 0 Wllson, NY 42; Sox, LA and Wiggins, SD Anderson & Dot Wartzog 35, Fred & 25X. Bronze — Renato Emilio, Brazil, “ Visiting the school and letting the to read to your child. Cleveland (Heaton 9-4) of Californio Yount ss 4 12 0 Heoth rf 3 0 0 0 Expos8,PadreaO 40; LeMoster, SF X . Mary Bllsh 35. 2r390. boy or girl get acquainted with the • Walk your child to the school bus (W itt 7-9), 10:Mp.m. Cooper 1b 4 0 10 Gross 3b 4 0 0 0 American League — Henderson, 4 Ball — Edna Hlllnski, Jeon Wlgren, Women's Individual: Gold .— Ruth playground and the physical site of the Graduates from Lackland Mllwoukee (Sutton 7-10) at Seattle Simmons c 4 1 2 1 Brrghs dh 2 0 0 0 Oak Lll Donovan, Joanne Hunt 61, Isabelle Rowe, Gaithersburg, Md., 2,5X. Sliver — stop a number of times, making it a (Clark 56), 10:35 p.m. DebbleOchs,Howell,Mlch.,2rtW. Bronze school is a tried and true first step, ” Dr. Ogllvie If 3 0 0 1 Honcck ph 0 SAN 0 DIEGO 0 0 MONTREAL 91; R.Law, Chi 60; Cruz, Chi 49; Wilson, Porclok, Betty Broucek, Mary Bllsh, fam iliar trip. Stress that when school Scott E. Mazur, son of Tuasdav's Games Howell dh 4 1 1 1 Peters ph 10 0 0 _ ObrhM abrhbl KC 47; Sample, Tex 37. Llazel Piper 61, Jeonlne McNItf, Edna — Linda Kozlenko, Canada, 2,X7. Vardin said. starts you or someone will be at bus Tone arm resonance: Boston at Toronto, night Mannng cf 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 Brown 0 It 4 0 0 100 Raines If 4 1 1 2 Pitching Wodos, Sylvia Stecholtz, Eleanor Men's Team: Gold — United States, “ Let your first-timer try the swings Richard S. Mazur of 49 Minnesota at Detroit, night Moore rf 4 0 11 Kearney c 3 Wiggins 1 )b 4 0 1 20 0 Little 2b 2 0 0 0 Victories Brennan 61. 7607. Silver — Canada, 7096. Bronze — stop to meet your child. This eliminates Woodland St., and Mrs, Texas at Chicago, night Mexico, 7688. and slides, use the drinking fountatin. Hill ss 3 0 10 Gwvnn rf 4 0 10 Voll ph 10 0 0 Notional League — Rogers, M tl 16-8; a (ear of abandonment first-timers are Sandra Radcliffe of 120 Baltimore at Kansas City, night Phillips 2b 3 0 1 1 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 ASalazr ss 1 0 1 0 Drovecky, SDand Soto, CIn 14-10; Perez, Women's Team: Gold— United States, Such activities build feelings of fam il likely, to have. Cleveland at Callfomlo, night Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 3 2 5 2 Jones cf 10 10 Dawson cf 4 I 0 1 Atl 13-5; Denny, Phil and McWlllloms, Tallwood 7602. Silver — Canada 7096. Bronze — Oak Grove St., has gradu Milwaukee at Seattle, night iarity and alleviate fear. ' ■ If your child is to walk to school, how does it affect Mllwoukee 000 400 0 0 ft-4 Bevaca )b 1 0 0 0 Oliver 1b 5 2 14 Pitt 136; Valenzuela, LA 13-7; Show, SD 2 Man Best 17 — Gros5jeff Clarke, Mexico, 7688 ated from Lackland Air New York at Oakland, night Oakland 001001000-2 Tempitn ss 3 0 0 0 Carter c 2 0 10 13-9; Laskey, SF and Rainey, Chi 13-10. Boxing, Finals " I suggest the child be shown the practice walking the route until it George Bednorz 63, Don McDonough, Junior Flyweight: Rafael Ramos, Force Base, Texas. Gam5wlnnlng RBI -O g llv ie (9). LSolazr 3b 3 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 1 1 0 American League — Morris, Det 176; Bill Wood 67, Net-Roy Broege, Norm school has a bathroom. Children worry becomes fam iliar. If you walk with E—Ogllvie. DP—Milwaukee 1, Oak Bonilla 2b 3 0 0 0 Cromart rf 3 1 1 0 Hoyt, Chi 17-10; McGregor, Bolt 15-5; Puerto Rico, outpointed Paul Gon He is stationed in Bilox i. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pelletier 53, Dick Brewer, Sal Russo 54, zales, about not having access to one when your child the first day or two — which land Show p 2 0 0 0 Flynn ss 4 12 1 Guidry, NY 156; Rlghettl, NY 14-4; Bob M iller, Dennis Sheehan 55, Paul Miss, for 26 weeks where East 1. LOB—Milwaukee 6, Oakland 4. 2B— Lucas p 0 0 0 0 Rogers p 3 1 1 0 Dotson, Chi 14-7; Honeycutt, Tex 146; Los Angeles. they start school. is a good idea, also be sure to make it quality of sound? W L Pet. GB RIchrds ph 1 0 0 0 Sutcliffe, Clev 14-9. Cosmon, John Guard 55. Flyweight: Pedro Reyes, Cuba, out he is attending technical Cooper, Simmons, Gantner. HR— Par 4's— A-Gross-MIke Davis, Sr. 40, “Also tell your boy or girl that there clear you will be there to meet your Pittsburgh 66 62 .516 Hender Monoe p 0 0 0 0 Earned Run Average pointed Laureano Ramirez, Dominican school. He is a 1983 Phllodelohlo 64 62 son (7). Tofolt 30 0 5 0 TotcNt 33 I 9 I Natlonol League — Hammoker, SF Net-Bill Wood 35, Tom Bow 35, Ron Republic Is time in school for snacks. Children child after school. Montreal 64 63 Baslle 35, Ted Blosko 35, Leo Brovokls Bantamweight: Manuel VII- QUESTION: How does graduate of Manchester IP H RERBBSO San DIega (00000000— 0 2.06; Pena, LA 2.X; Ryan, Hou 2.47; 36, Steve Schockner 36, B-Gross- worry about school being a place where St. Louis 63 64 Milwaukee Montreal OOlOOOTOx— ( Denny, Phil 2.X; Soto, CIn 2.60. chez, they will not be able to eat.” tone arm resonance and High School. *4 1- .4 Chlcogo 57 72 CldwII (W 159) 7 1-3 5 2 2 2 3 Gome-winning RBI —Raines (12). American League — Honeycutt, Tex Dennls Sheehon 39, Bob Chambers 45, Venezuela, outpointed Pedro Nolosco, DR. VARDIN cautioned against Scott E. Mazur New York 53 75 Slaton 1 0 0 0 1 0 DP—Montreal 1. LOB—San Diego 4, 2.42; Stieb, Tor 2.78; Boddicker, Bolt Net-Norm Dolgnoult 31, John Guard 31, Dominican Republic. Many schools arrange a summer bu ilding images of school as a threaten cartridge resonance af Wsst Craig Phillips 33, Jim Ritchie 33, Joe fect the sound? Are these Augustine (S 2) 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Montreal 8. 2B—Wiggins, Rogers, 3.05; McGregor, B olt3.12; Rlohetti,3.15. Obbrols 33, Bob Russell 35, Don Featherweight: Adolfo Horta, Cuba, time orientation trip for first-timers. A ing place or of the teacher as Atlanta 76 54 .585 — OoklCMid Raines, Strikeouts outpointed Santos Cardona, Puerto resonances related to Stereo Expert Los Angeles 74 53 .583 Vi McDonough 35, Stan Skiba 35, C-Gros5 school teacher or psychologist joins threatening. Warren (L 16) 3 2-3 6 4 4 1 0 Flynn. HR—Oliver (6). National League — Carlton, Phil 219; Dick Brewer 46, Chick Seoback 46, Rico. Houston 68 61 .527 BVi Atherton 516 3 0 0 1 4 , IP H R ER BB SO Soto, CIn 192; McWilliams, Pitt 157; Lightweight: Pernell Whitaker, Nor mom in showing the pint-sized one Don’t say, (or example, “ If you’re not each other in any way? San Diego 64 66 .492 12 San Diego Net-Wes Woutyno X, Walt Burinskas T—2:30. A—24J152. Valenzuela, LA 143; Ryan, Hou 135. X , Norm Pelletier 27, Jim Creogan 28, folk, around. good, teacher will punish you." Don’t Bv Jack Bertrand About Town San Francisco 62 68 .477 14 Show (L 136) 6 4 4 4 5 4 American League — Morris, Det 189; Va., outpointed Angel Herrero, Cuba. ANSW ER: The tone Cincinnati 60 71 .458 16'A Lucas 1 4 4 4 2 3 Stieb, Tor 149; Rlghettl, NY 148; Fran Lucas X, Jim Aufman X, Walt Junior Welterweight: Candelarlo If your child's school does not have give the impression that school is Sunday's Results Kokoszko 29, Dick Duquette 30, Paul arm resonant frequency Tlgers4,BlueJays2 Monge 1 1 0 0 0 0 Bannister,Chi 143; Sutcliffe,ClevIX. Cosmon 30, Sol Russo. Duver- such a trip, Dr. Vardin suggested something like jail. Atlanta 2, Pittsburgh 1 Montreol Saves gel, Cuba, outpointed Jerry Page, contacting the school and seeing if you is determined by the mass Los Angeles 8, Phlladelohia 3 Rogers (W 166) 9 5 0 0 1 1 Notional League — Smith, Chi X ; Sweeps — Gros8Drew Thomas X , Columbus, Ohio. If, after all the steps to make the first Class to have 50th reunion Montreal 8, Son Diego 0 TORONTO DETROIT Paul Standlsh 30, Charlie Stetson 31, can't get permission to spend some day of school smooth, your child kicks, of the tone arm and the Show pitched to 3 batters In theTth. Bedroslan, Atl and Reardon, M tl 18; Net-Norm Pelletier 23, BUI Dowd 24, Welterweight: LoulsHoward,St.Louls, San Frandsco 7, New York 2 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl T—2:26. A—43,168. Lavelle, SF 16; Holland, Phil, Howe, LA, stopped Jose Aguilar, Cuba, 1. time exploring a kindergarten or first screams and sobs, let teacher take compliance of the car The class of 1933 of Manchester High School will Cindnnatl 5, St. Louis 4,11 Innings Collins If 4 0 0 0 Gibson If 2 0 0 0 Minton, SF, Orosco, NY, Sutter StL and Pete Ramey 24, Jim Menditto 25, Tom Junior Lightweight: Orestes Solano, tridge. This resonant fre room for stereo sound? QUESTION: My stereo have its 50th reunion Sept. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Houston 4, Chicago 2 Mulinks 3b 3 0 1 1 Wcknfss If 10 0 0 Provencal 25. ' grade classroom. charge. Teachers have had experience Tekulve, Pitt 15. Cuba, outpointed Dennis Milton, New quency must be below the is 20 years old and uses Manchester Country Club, Harold Tedford of Vernon, Monday's Games Moseby cf 3 0 1 1 Trmmll ss 3 0 0 0 American league — Qulsenberrv, KC 2 Man Combined — Gross-Tony York. “ It will help if you can show the child with such incidents. Los Angeles (Welch 11-11 ondHootonS- Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 Herndn dh 4 1 1 0 X ; Davis, Minn ond Stanley, Bos 25; Steullet, Ken Comerford 146, Ed Middleweight: Bernardo Comas, Cuba, audio range or bass dis sapphire needles. They form erly of Manchester, w ill be m aster of 7) at New York (Seaver 7-12 and Terrell Johnsn dh 3 0 0 0 Parrish c 3 1 1 0 Caudill, Sea 22; Lopez, Det 17. M cLaughlin, Charlie Stetson 153, Stan stopped Alfredo Delgado, Puerto Rlco,2. ceremonies. (55), 2, 5:35 p.m. Whitt c 4 0 0 0 Wilson rf 4 0 0 0 Domlon, Roy Bell 156, Net-Gary Wood, tortion will result. If it is ANSWER: Yes. The don’t make these needles Bob LeBreux Sr. 131, Steve Holcomb, Light Heavyweight: Pablo Romero, Anyone wishing to make reservations or wanting Son Diego (Lollor 7-10 and Sosa 1-2) at loro 2b 4 0 10 Leach 1b 4 12 1 Reds 5, Cards 4 (111 Cuba, outpointed Evander Holy- too low, the tone arm will first and most obvious is anymore. What should I Philadelphia (Cbriton 12-)3and McGrow Barfield rf 4 1 2 0 Lemon cf 4 12 3 EASTERN LEAGUE Charles Goney 133, Jim Menditto, Carl field, Supermarket Shopper not track a warped record the increased power han do? more information should contact Alice Aitken 1-0), 2, 5:35 p.m. Griffin ss 3 10 0 Brookns 2b 2 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB MIkolowsky 135, Frank Damon, Bob Atlanta. San Frandsco (Krukow 57) at ST. LOUIS CINCINNATI LeBreux 135, Norm Dolgnoult, Mike properly. A good match dling. In order to under ANSWER: There is usu Ansaldi, 646-1129 or Doris Johnson Marsh, 649-9487. Whltakr 2b 1 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Reading , M 42 .677 — Heavyweight: Aurello Toyo, Montreal (Smith3-7),7:35p.m. Castillo 3b 1 0 0 0 bin." = . 73 58 .557 15'/z Stevens IX , Dick Day, Pete Ramey 137, Cuba, between tone arm and stand the second advan ally a diamond replace OSmIth ss 6 2 2 0 Milner ct 5 110 New Britain Jim Tyman, Roy Bell IX. Chicago (Jenkins 4-9) at Atlanta Cabell 3b 10 0 0 OberktII 2b 5 1 2 1 Redus It 5 12 1 70 62 .530 19 outpointed Henry Tlllmon, Los An cartridge will produce a tage you must know that ment needle for the dis (Niekro 10-7) 7:40 p.m. Totals 32 2 S 2 Totals 30 4 6 4 Buffalo 69 63 423 20 geles. Jaycees plan barbecue Pittsburgh (Rhoden 511) at Cindnnatl Two out when winning run scored McGee cf 5 13 2 Conepen ss 3 0 1 2 Albany S6 M resonance of about 10 there is no such thing as a continued sapphire type Hndrck 1b 5 0 0 1 Hoshidr rf 5 0 1 0 ■■ ■■ .448 2 9 '/j Super heavyweight: Jorge Gon (Soto 14-10), 7:35 p.m. Toronto 002 000 000— 2 Nashua 57 73 .438 31 Checking displays hertz which is ideal. perfect speaker at any and the diamond tips last CO VENTRY — Coventry Jaycees will sponsor a zalez, St. Louis (Stuper 86) at Houston Braun If 0 0 0 0 Driessn 1b 3 1 1 0 Woterburv PGA results Detroit 0(01(0 003— 4 LSmIth If 2 0 0 0 Cedeno 1b 0 0 0 0 55 74 .426 32'/i Cuba, outpointed Elov Loolza, Venezu The cartridge resonant price. There will ob ten titnes longer. It may country-style chicken barbecue Sept. 24 from 1 to 4 (Madden 52), 8:35 p.m. Gom5wlnnlng R BI— Lemon (9). Glens Falls 51 78 .395 3 6 '/j elo. Tuwday's Games E—Leach. DP—Toronto 2. lorg rf 3 0 0 0 KnIcelv c 0 0 0 0 frequency is determined viously be more com take some looking p.m. at Patriot’s Park. Proceeds will benefit the Green rf 2 0 0 0 Esasky 3b 4 1 2 0 Sunday's Results 6500KI00 w orld Series of OoH Cycling San Diego of Phllodelphia, 2, twilight LOB— Nashua 3, Albany 2 A t FIrestane Country Club, Aug. X , by the moving mass of the promises in low priced through a needle catalog Coventry Jaycees general fund. Son Fran cisco at Montreal, night Toronto 7, Detroit 4. HR—Lemon (19). Vn SIvk 3b 5 0 1 0 Bllardell c 3 0 0 1 188Kllomeler Rood Race: Gold— Luis Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Folv ph ss 1 0 0 0 Buffalo at Woterburv, ppd., wet (POTTO) Rosen do Ramos, Mexico, 4:44.07.2. Silver goose chase’ stylus assembly and the speakers and this is where to find the proper replace Tickets for the event will be available in advance for Los Angeles at New York, night SgpTrommell (18). S—Griffin. grounds Porter c 2 0 0 0 Oester 2b 5 12 1 — Cartas Jaramlllo, Colombia, 4:44.07.8. compliance of its suspen- ment if you have no Chicago at Atlanta, night New Britain 9, Lynn 8 Nick Price S1X6X 66- 686967—270 the beauty of using two $6 per adult and $2.50 for children under age 10, Pittsburgh at Cindnnatl, night Moseby. Lyons ph 1 0 0 0 Pastore p 10 0 0 Bronze — (Justavo Parra, Venezuelo, Brummr c 10 10 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Reading 10, Glens Falls 6 Jack NIcklaus 606X 67- 736965—2744:44.07.9. tion system. This reson pairs of speakers really information from the ma For tickets, or more information, contact Wayne St. Louis at Houston, night IP H R ER BB SO LoPoInt p Monday's (Tames Johnny Miller 40600 71-696867—275 Eouestrlon By Martin Sloane But. rather than forget Shayla Kimpton of Plano, ance must be above the nufacturer but in your Toronto 1 0 0 0 Walker ph 0 0 0 0 Reading at New Britain shows. If two pairs of Engman, 742-6706 or David Eddy 742-8472, or send Allen- — p„ 2 0 0 0 Schherrr p 1 0 0 0 Tom Watson 19,125 70- 70-7165—276 Show Jumping: Gold — Anne Kursln- United Feature about these offers, I have Texas: audio range or it will case should be worth it. If Leal 6 1-331132 Nashua at Buffalo Hale Irwin 19,125 687067-71—276 speakers are used that check or money order to the Coventry Jaycees, 63 Jackson 010000 Rayford 3b 0 0 0 0 Bench ph 10 0 0 Glens Falls at Lynn skl, Pasadena, Calif., 10.72 points. Sliver Syndicate found a good use for the Haves p 0 0 0 0 Mark McCumbr 19,125 71- 686869—276 — Jim Elder, Canada, 12. Bronze — cause a noticeable peak in have their peaks and dips you have trouble send me Lakeview Terrace.Coventry, 06238. Tickets will also Gelsel 2 0)111 Woterbury at Albany Raymond Floyd 19,125 T-shirts. My young daugh "M y store recently had American League M offitt 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Paris ph 10 0 0 69687069—276 Michael Motz, Collegeville, Pa., 13.60. the high frequency range in resposnse at different an old sapphire needle be available at the Jaycee booth at Coventryfest on Totals 40 4 9 4 Totals 28 S 10 5 tuesday's (Tames Isoo Aok) 12XM0 766467-70—277 Table Tennis DEAR MARTIN: Why ter is delighted to wear Playtex Handsaver McLoughln (L 7-4) 0 2 2 2 0 0 Reading7 qtl , New Britain Hal Sutton 11600 and also distortion. The points in the audio range and I ’ll try to find a Sept. 10.- Rangers 1. Royals 0 Detroit Two out when winning run scored 70- 71-7067—278 Men's Doubles: Gold — Brazil. Sliver Gloves on sale at two pair SI. I^uls 102 too0(0(0-4 Nashua at Buffalo David Graham 10600 7 0 6 9 7 1 6 9 ^9 — Dominican Republic. Bronze— United do some manufacturers' them as a nightshirts. The cartridge resonance is not they will often sound replacement. Morris (W 176) 9 5 2 2 2 8 Glen Foils at Lynn Gil Morgan 9,2X 71- 71-7068—XO offers require you to clever lines don't bother fo r$l. The regular price is TEXAS KANSAS CITY Jackson pitched to 1 batter In 7th; Clndnnall 021 looooooi—s Woterburv at Albany States (Brian Masters, Columbia, Md.; affected by the tone arm. much bettertogetherthan If you have a question Game-winning RBI — Redus (9). Wovne Levi 9,2X 71-7071-68—XO Seon O'Neil, Vienna, Va.) and Chile. check a store display for a her and she is looking $1.39 each. I had two Salutlng grandparents obrhbl obrhM McLaughlin pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Nw Brttain 000 212120-915 2 Grohom Marsh 8,125 74-6671-72—X I The compliance of the when used separately and about stereos you would Tollesn 2b 3 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 WP—Morris. T—2:45. A—38632. ^,D P -«. Louis 1. LOB—St. Louis 12, Women's Doubles: Gold — United bonus number in order to forward to receiving a 50-cent coupons and got Cincinnati 10. 2B—O. Smith 2, Esasky, r. . (KB 10s 000 — (10 0 Fuzzy Zoeller 8,125 75656972—X I States (Insook Bhushan, Aurora, stylus assembly is the in some cases two pairs of like to see answered here, On Sept. 11 Lutz Children's Museum, 247 S. Main St., O'Brien 1b 4 1 1 0 Sheridn cf 4 0 3 0 Tommy Nokollm 8,125 6872-7071—X I get a bigger prize or a new "Come 'N Get It ” both pairs free. Then I Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 0 10 Oester, Householder, Redus. 3B— Colo., common factor to both cheap speakers have been write to: Jack Bertrand, will celebrate Grandparents Day by admitting McGee, (9) and Holt. Wheeler, Marcheskie (6), Curtis Strange 8,125 746671-70—X I Diane Gee, San Carlos, Calif.). Silver — greater refund? I have shirt to add to her collec found that the packages Hostetir dh 3 0 1 0 Alkens dh 3 0 1 0 (Sreen (8) and Malkin. W—Tyler (4-3). L Lorry Mize 7J00 697767-69^-X2 resonances so a com known to sound better The Stereo Expert, Box Parrish rt 4 0 1 1 White 2b 3 0 0 0 R ^us. HR—Oberkfell (2). SB—McGee Cuba. Bronze—VenezuelaandC(mada. grandparents free when accompanied by a (32), Milner (33). S^—Rayford, Hume. SF ~ N** Britain, Danny Edwards 7600 7073-71-68—X2 Mixed Doubles: Gold — United States often gone to the super tion. — P.G., Gettysburg, were specially marked promise must be found than one pair of much 591, Manchester Herald, Sample rt 0 0 0 0 Slaught c 4 0 10 WhlteSox6.RedSox2 Craig Stadler 7600 grandchild. Wright cf —Hendrick, Bllardello, Concepdon. Rentefta D'Slelano, 71-72-7169^X3 (Bhushan and O'Neill). Silver— Canada. markets looking for these Pa. with $2 refund offer in between them both which more expensive ones. One Manchester, Ct. 06040. 4 0 0 0 Wathan 1b 4 0 1 0 Bobby Clampett 76X 67-797074—X3 Bronze— Venezuela and Brazil. The museum will be open the usual Sunday hours, Rivers If 4 0 10 Davis If 2 0 0 0 Morris Hotalsky 7600 displays and failed to find return (or two proofs-of- will give the best important thing to re For a personal reply, [}ent ss BOSTON CHICAGO „ . ^ IP H RERBBSO 71- 71-7071—X3 Track and Field noon to 5 p.m. Regular museum admission is $1 for 3 0 10 (Seronim rf 3 0 0 0 abrhM obrhM St. Louis Fred Couples 6M0 6871-7075—X4 Men's lOftmeter hurdles: Gold — them. — Marge Rottin- SMART SHOPPER purchase. Those gloves performance. member is that adding enclose a self-addressed, Sundbrg c 2 0 0 0 Ben Crenshaw 6,300 adults and 50 cents for children and senior citizens. Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 RLow ct 4 110 LaPoint 2 26 4 3 3 3 2 76706969—X4 Roger Kingdom, Pittsburgh, 13.44. Silver ger, New Milford, N.J. AWARD: The S m art turned out to be true more speaker to a stereo stamped envelope. (Jack Totals 30 1 5 I Totals 31 0 7 0 Jurak 3b 4)20 Fletchr ss 4 0 1 0 Calvin Peete 66X 7072-7567—X4 Members are admitted free. Texas 000100 000— I Allen 6 26 3 1 1 2 7 — Alelandro Casanos, Cuba, 13.51. DEAR MARGE: Manu Shopper Award goes to monevsavers! Rice If 3 0 0 0 Baines rf 4 2 2 1 Sutter (L 8-9) 1 16 3 1 1 1 3 Lannv Wodklns 6M0 72- 71-71-70-X4 Bronze— TonleCampbell,Carsan,Callf., QUESTION: Are there designed for only one pair Bertrand is a licensed Kansas City ooo 000 000— 0 Armos ct 4 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 4 2 4 4 Cindnnatl Mike NIcolette 5600 6871-7571—X5 facturers use these pro any advantages to using can damage it, so consult technician who lives at 46 Gam5wlnnlng RBI — Parrish (12). Stapletn 1b4 0 2 1 Walker 1b 3 0 0 0 Football Jay Haas 56X DP—Texas 1. LOB—Texas 6, Kansas Pastore 3 7 4 4 4 2 72-73-72-69—X6 Women's 1,500-meters: Gold — Ranza motional techniques (or more than one pair ot a technician before you Phelps Rd. in Manches Get your message across Newmn dh 3 0 0 0 Squires 1b 10 0 0 Hume 310010 Gary Koch 56M 72-71-72-71—X 6 Clark, Canada, 4:16.18. Sliver — Cindy City 7. 2B—Brett, Rivers, O'Brien. S— Lorry Gilbert 56X two reasons. First, they speakers in the same try if you have doubts. ter) Talleson, White. Ystrzm ph 1 0 0 0 Kittle It 4 12 0 Scherrer 300003 72-766969—X6 Bremser, AAodlson, WIs., 4:17.67. Bronze "Getting Your Message Across” will be the theme Miller rf 4 1 ) 0 VLow 3b 3000 Hayes (W 4-2) 2 1 0 0 2 2 Larry Nelson 5,2X 77-696972—X7 hope that the bonus or IP H R ER BB SO Allenson c 2 0 1 1 Hill c 2 0 0 1 Tom Kite 5,1X — Missy Kone, Knoxville, Tenn.,4:21.X. of a seminar to be sponsored by the YWCA from 9:30 to Texas Pastore pitchedto two batters In 4th NFL atandlnga 707572-71—X 8 Men's S60ftmeters: (Jold — Eduardo special prize will increase Clip ‘n’ file refunds Hotfmn ss 3 0 10 Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 T—3:25. A—17449. ' Castro, Mexico, 13:54.11. Silver — 11 a.m. on Sept. 20 at the Nutmeg Branch on North Hough (W 11-12) 9 7 0 0 2 3 Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals 32 6 tO 6 your interest to the point Kansas City LPGAreaults Gerardo Alcala, Mexico, 13:5497. Bronze Cereals, Breakfasts Products, Baby Products Main Street. The seminar is designed to help new Renko (L 511) Boston 000110 ( 0 f t - 2 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE — Domingo T I b a d u I z a, Colombia, where you will actually 5 4 1110 Chicago 21l000 02x— O American Confersnes 13:59.68. (File No. t) School lunch good meal, publicity chairmen ,of local clubs to prepare press Armstrong 4 1 0 0 2 2 look for the display in the Gom5wlnnlnoRBI— BalnesdS). East Women's 4 X 100-meter relay: Gold — releases. WP—Renko. Balk—Hough. PB— DP—Chi cogo 2. LOB—Boston 5, Chica S2D0J)00 Tournament store. Clip out this file and keep it with similar Sund- Aatros4,Cubs2 Pet. PF PA A t Denver, Aug. X United States, 43.2). Silver — Trinidod The program will be led by Adele Angle, Focus go 3. 2B—RLow, Allenson, StapIMon ' Baltimore .000 000 000 44.63. Bronze — Canada 44.77. They also believe these cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with berg. T—2:07. A—29,133. Baines. HR—Baines (12), LuzInskI 2 (26). (Par 72) Buttolo .000 000 000 (Bradley won plovotf on 1st extra hole) Men's high lump: Gold — Francisco devices will help them get beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting but critics insist some editor of the Manchester Herald. The program is free SB—Kittle (7). S—Hill. CHICAGO HOUSTON M Ioni .000 000 ooo Ontelles, Cuba, 7-6'/4 (Pon Am record). for YWCA members and $1 for guests. Pre-register by _ . IP H R E R B B S O cOrhM ObrhM New England more of their displays into the needed proofs of purchase while looking (or .000 ooo ooo Pot Bradley, SXJXIO 71697067—277 Sliver — Leo Williams, Munde, Ind., 7- calling the YWCA, 647-1437. Orioles 11,Twlns4 Boston Sondbrg 2b4 I 1 0 Doran 2b 4 1 1 0 NY JM4-. .000 ooo ooo 5W. Bronze— Jorge Altoro, Cuba, 7-414. the stores. A store display the required forms at the supermarket, in Boyd (L3-4) 22654402 Beth Daniel, S196M 69707)67—277 Bowa ss 4 0 10 Puhl rt 3 2 3 1 CenIrM Alice Rltzmon, S14J1X Men's 4 X 100 relay: Gold — United of a product may sell newspapers and magazines, and when trading Bird 4 2-3 5 2 2 0 3 Durham It 4 1 1 0 Thon ss 4 12 2 CIndnnotl 0 0 0 68687671-X I needy kids are exciuded .000 ooo mo Kathy Whtwrth, S10J)00 71687972-X3 States, X.49. Silver — Cuba, 3BJ5. with friends. Offers may not be available in all MINNESOTA BALTIMORE Aponte 26 0 0 0 0 1 Cey 3b 4 0 2 2 Cruz If 4 0 11 Cleveland o o o .om ooo mo Betsy King, saOOO Bronze — Brazil, X.08. twice as many as the Photo date correction _ abrhM abrhbl Chicago Veryzer 3b 0 0 0 0 Knight 1b 4 0 10 Houston 0 0 0 71- 767168—X4 areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive . .om ooo mo Jane (Xddes, S7J)00 72- 72-71-70-X5 Marathon: Gold — Jorge (Jonzalez, ordinary shelf display. By Linda Werfelman students participating in the program Brown ct 4 0 10 Bumbry ct 2 2 1 0 Koosman (W 106) 7 7 2 2 2 3 Moreind rt 3 0 0 0 Garner 3b 4 0 0 0 Pittsburgh o o o .om ooo mo Karen Permezel, S5,867 Puerto Rloo, 2:12:43 (Pan Am record). each refund. Under the photo that accompanied the picture with Castino 2b 5 0 0 0 Shelby ct 10 0 0 Lamp (S 11) 2 0 0 0 0 2 Hall cf 4 0 0 0 M m pluv cf 3 0 0 0 West 73- 7971-70—X6 Manufacturers would like United Press International last year, 45 percent were from needy T—2:14. A ^ ,4 7 9 . Rosie Jones, 55,867 76707072—X6 Silver — Cesar Mercado, Puerto Rico, The following refund offers are worth $16.99. the Aug. 23 "Mancester Yesteryear's” column, the Ward It 4 0 10 Ford rt 3 113 Davis c 3 0 0 0 Ashby c 3 0 0 0 Denver o o o .om goo mo Jane Blalock, 55,867 Bronze — Miguel Cruz, Mexico, the supermarkets to be families and ate free lunches. Another Hrbek 1b 3 13 1 Dwyer rt 1110 Martinz 1b 4 0 2 0 MScott p 3 0 10 Kansas City o o o 71- 716975—X6 This week's refund offers have a total value of date should have been 1925, not 1905. .om roo mo Dale EggeUng, 544in 79697267—X7 2:21:19 lieve that shoppers will WASHINGTON - The federal school 6.9 percent came from families receiv Engle c 4 10 0 Ripken ss 5 2 2 2 Noles p 1 0 0 0 DIPIno p 0 0 5 0 LA Raiders o o o .om ooo mo Jon Stephenson, UMO Women's long lump: (Jold — Kathy $23.72, The photo was of the eighth grade class at Barnard Goetti 3b 3 2 12 Murray 1b 3 0 1 3 Johnstn ph I 0 0 0 San Diego o o o .om ooo mo 7367-77-70—X7 soon be storming into the lunch program, which provides noon ing partial help from the government, Hotchr dh 4 0 0 0 LownstnNational It 2 League 1 1 1 Denise Streblg, UMO 7571-7072—X8 McMillan, Knoxville, Tenn., 21-1114 (Pan These offers require refund forms: School. BordI p 0 0 0 0 Seattle 0 0 0 .uu.om ooo mo Laurl Peterson, 54000 Am record). Silver— Elolna Echevarria, stores searching for the meals for 23.3 million school children and they paid no more than 40 cents for Brnnsky rt 3 0 1 0 RoenickBraves It 3 0 2 12, Pirates 1 Loke ph 10 0 0 National Conference 72- 72-7972-X8 BABY ORAJEL/CHILD SAFETY BOOK JoAnn Wosham, 53,410 78797168-X9 Cuba, X-4. Bronze — Pat Johnson, display with the special daily, is doing all it was ever meant to their meals. The rest paid the full price, Wshngt ss 4 0 2 1 SIngletn dh 4 0 2 1 Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Eost Joan Joyce, 53,410 Knoxville, Tenn., 20-9V4. O FFER. Receive a Child Safety Booklet from the Nolan c 4 1 1 0 Woods ph 10 0 0 71-707573—X9 "bonus number.” You can do and doing it well, administration which averaged 85 cents a meal during ATLANTA PITTSBURGH Pet. PF PA Debbie Austin, 52,9W 767671-71—290 Men's lovelln throw: (Jold — Loslo Child Safety Institute. Send the required refund AARP board meets Douer 2b 3 2 10 Totals M 2 7 2 Totals 22 4 9 4 Dallas .om ooo mo Bonnie Lauer, 52,9K Boblts, Canado, 267-1. Silver — Raul almost hear the salesman officials say. Cruz 3b 3 10 0 ObrhM ObrhM C M ^ M(888 010—2 NY Giants 69797975—290 the 1982-83 school year. Butler It 4 0 10 Lacy ct 3 0 10 .om ooo mo Vicki Fergon, 52,213 7671- 7868—X I Gonazalez, Cuba, 257-0. Bronze— Amado talking to the super form and the panel from a box of Baby Orajel But critics complain that policy Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 34 11 13 11 Houston 282800 08k— 4 Philadelphia .om ooo mo Morales, Puerto Rico, 25911. For each meal they serve, the schools Minnesota 0(tt 000 4 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 1 1 MorrIsn 2b 4 0 1 0 Amy Benz, 52,213 79757669^X1 market buyer ... “ You containing the statement "Quickly Relieves There will be an executive meeting of the AARP (no (Same-winning RBI — Thon (16). St. Louis .om ooo mo Jull Inkster, 52,2)3 changes and spending cuts over the last receive cash and surplus food from the Baltimore 140 004 03X— 11 THarper rt4 0 1 0 Madick 3b 1 0 0 0 E—Noles, Knight. DP—Chicago 1, Washington 77-71-7970—X I wouldn't want to disap Teething Pain.” Expires Dec. 31, 1983. 1275 board of directors and committee chairmen on Gam5wlnnlng RBI — Ford (10). Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Ray 2b 2 0 0 0 .om ooo mo Patty Sheehan, 52,213 7672- 7 9 7 2 -X l two years have shut 3 million children government. The federal contributions Houston 1, LOB—Chicago 7, Hou A n 5. Central Judy Clark, 5Z213 point all those loyal custo JOHNSON’S Baby Oil, Free L'Eggs Sheer Sept. 7 at 1:30 p.m. at South United Methodist Church. E—Castino, Brunansky. DP— Watson 1b 3 1 2 1 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 1 0 2B—Sandberg, Cev. 3B—Puhl, ^ c o g o .om mo 7672-7973-Xl out of the program by taking away the vary from 30 cents worth of food for Minnesota Jorgnsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Wynne cf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000 Valerie Skinner, 59213 71-71-7873-Xl Elegance Pantyhose Offer. Receive a coupon for Thon, Detroit 0 0 0 .om 000 mo Gall HIrata, 52,213 mers would you?” government financial help that had each full-priced lunch to $1.26 for each Officers, directors and chairmen should attend. 1, Baltimore 1. LOB—Minnesota 7, Ramirz ss 4 0 2 0 Parker rt 3 110 Durham. SB—Bowa (6), Puhl2 (21). Green Bay 0 0 0 .om 000 mO 79767074—X I But, as you have one free pair of L'Eggs Sheer Elegance Baltimore 9. 2B—Dwyer. 3B—Bumbry. Johnson 3b 3 0 0 0 Pena c 4 0 10 Kathy Mertin, 52,213 71-797975-Xl Car Racing made their participation possible. free meal. IP H R ER BB SO Minnesota 0 0 0 .Om 000 mo Barbra Mizrahi, 51,7X Pantyhose. Send the required refund form and HR—Hrbek (11), Lowenstein (10), Goetti Benedict c 4 1 2 0 BHarper It 3 0 0 0 Chicago Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 000 mo 71-7571-75-X2 learneid, this promotional This fall, school districts will be (20). S—Douer, Shelby, Cruz. Falcone p 2 0 0 0 Berra ss 4 0 11 Barbara Mxnss, 5),7X 71-7872-73-X2 the bottom portion of the Johnson's Baby Oil label Pool schedule Noles (L 56) 3 WMt Becky Pearson, 51,7X technique doesn't always THEY SAY THOSE children deserve required to begin random eligibility IP H R ER BB SO Forster p 1 0 0 0 Candelar p 2 0 0 0 BordI 3 Atlanta 0 0 0 .om 000 mo 76687573-X2 works. What should you showing the cross hatch and the size designation. Minnesota Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Brusstar 2 to be reinstated in the program, which checks on 3 percent of their applica ^ Roms 0 0 0 .om 000 mo CART 500 resulla do if you have been told tc Expires Dec. 31, 1983. Castillo (L 5)2) 3 7 5 5 3 2 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Houston New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 000 mo Seniors results they praise for having raised the tions on file for free or reduced-price Waddell School’s pool hours this week are as O'Connor 2 1-3 1 3 3 2 2 _ , . Hefaner ph 1 0 0 0 MScott (W 86) 7 16 Son Frandscb 0 0 0 .Om 000 mo look for these displays and JOHNSON & JOHNSON Baby Products Com nutritional quality of the lunches eaten follows: Walters 2 2-3 5 3 2 2 1 Totals 31 2 9 2 Totals 31 1 6 1 meals. The new requirement is in DIPIno (S 13) 1 26 _ Sotantav, Sept. 2 A t Riverside, Collf. Aug. X then searched all over pany, Baby Week Free Offer. Receive a free by school children. Baltimore 001 )00 00 0-2 T—2:23. A—12,775 Phlloddohla otSon Frandsco, 6 p.m. 1. Bobby Rahal, Dublin, Ohio, AAorch, tended to screen out children consi Today: 1 to 6 p.m. Pittsburgh ooo (Ol 000— l 53254)00 Best-Boll Shootout Fitting Forms toy; a retail value o($7.50. Send the Flanagan (W 53) 6 5 4 4 3 O Sunday, Sept. 4 A t Jeremy Ranch, Utah, Aug, X u ^ Pobl, Italy, town and there are none tc Mary Jarratt, assistant secretary of dered ineligible for low-cost meals Tuesday: 1 to 6 p.m. Stewart 3 4 0 0 1 2 Gamftwinning RBI— Hubbard (3). required refund form and three different proofs of Atlanta at CMcogo, I p.m. „ (POT 72) March, 953, John Paul J r„ Lowrencevll- be found? I would write tc agriculture (or food and consumer because their families earn too much Wednesday: 3 to 6 p.m. PB— Nolan. T—2:44. A—30,922. DP—Atlonta 2, Pittsburgh 3. LOB— Baltimore at New England, 1 o.m. purchase from the following Johnson & Johnson Atlanta 6, Pittsburgh 8. 2B—Benedict, Goalby-Reld, 5X 4)00 666562-63—256 the company and com services, says the program is “doing a money. Thursday: 3 to 6 p.m. Denver at PlttOburgh, 1 p.m. 66696967-257 Eagle, Albuquerque, N.M., 94. S, Tam Hubbard, Parker. HR—Watson (6). S B - Giants 7, Mets 2 Detroit at Tampa Bov 1 p.m. Sneva, Spokane, Wash., March,93. plain about having been products: the Universal Produce Code symbols very good job indeed,” both in Friday: 3 to 6 p.m. Lacy (26). S—Hubbard, Johnson. N|.4Prt McClloh, TtMO 69656660-2X Indians 5. Mariners 2 Green Bay at Houston, 2 p.m. WIstnhInvOstrhs, 224)0 6661-6669—3X sent on a wild goose chase. from — Nursing Pads, Swabs, Baby Bar, Baby upgrading the diets of participating IP H R ER BB SO C l^ ., ra. ^ Ponchq Carter, Brownsburg, ONE FREQUENT critic of adminis Saturday: 1 to 6 p.m. Atlanta SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK L.A. Raiders at Cindnnatl 1 p.m. Thomson-Purtzr, 124)75 66666566—X ) If a manufacturer is not Wash Cloths, Baby Oil, Baby Shampoo, Baby L.A. Rams at N.Y. (Slants, 1 p.m. Erickson-Thorp, 124)75 66666665-X1 1^.6 Morchi 89. 6r Tony BottfnhauMn« children and in offering them food at tration nutrition policies, Nancy Ami Sunday: 1 to 6 p.m. CLEVELAND SEATTLE Falcon (W 96) 5 26 Speedway, Ind., March, 9, Roger certain that its displays Powder; the register tape with the purchase price l^Mostr ssS 0 2 0 Wilson cf *0*0*0 M lonlat Buffalo, 1 p.m. Januory-Sulllvn. 124)75 66666667—X I 88 fair prices. de! of the Food Research and Action Labor Day, Monday: 1 to 6 p.m. abrhbl abrhbl Forster (S 12) 316 Mlixissoto at aevelond, 1 p.m. Meors, Bakersfield, Calif., Penske,84. 10, will appear in a substan circled and the code number from the bottom of Harrah 3b 5 0 0 0 Owen ss 4 0 10 Pittsburgh VonoMe cf 4 0 I 0 Dloz p 0 0 0 0 F - 1M75 66686859—X I Danny Ongals, Santa Ana, Collf., March, "As many people believed for a long Center, said she has no complaints Candelarl (L 126) 6 Clark r f 5 3 10 Brexiley ph 1 0 0 0 New York Jets ot San Diego, 4p.m. Funseth-Bles, 0,400 66696569^-X3 tial number of stores, then the container from ■— Baby Lotion, Baby Corn Hargrv 1b 3)00 Bernzrd 2b 4 0 1 0 F-Orisons, 2 o.m. 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SB—Vukovich (3). S— TONIGHT the Amerl con Asiodcdlon as ot Stot. 1. ■ pation figures, which she said indicate ity goes into effect this fall, it may drive AARP trip planned FIschlln. Son Frandsco 12818( 281— 7 . Foetboll Wllllams-Bloir, 2,900 67-686369—X7 shirt which read “I'm A Honey Nut Crunch Raisin Bran. Send the 5:30 Mets vs. Dodgers (2), Sport- New York B e ^ ln k -H o o lh , 2,900 656567-70—X7 Calif., ^ c h , 33. 29 »rls Knelfel, Increases during the last school year in some schools out of the program IP H R ER BB SO sChannel, WINF . w«r. (11(8(8(ft-S S ’*" — Wolvsd running back Roy Rlverwoods, III., Cosworth, 23. 23, Phil Free Wheeler" on the required refund form and two coupon offer proof Cleveland Gome-winning RBI — Evans (13). Bol(«n^olldrm, 2,900 65706969^7 both the total number of students in the entirely, as well as some families, not AARP Chapter 1275, South United Methodist 9 Coltaoe football: Penn State vs. E -^ u e n d o . DP—New York 1. 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A uk. 29, 1983 ■ « | | v Sending a 'thank-you’ note makes you stand out I B U S I N E S S And that’s one very big point for your team! pocket-sized dlcttonary to use when completing an QUESTION: The days (and sometimes weeks) application in the personnel office. • after the interview are the hardest. Just waiting to QUESTION: Aren’t person’s qualiOcations more Health care important than proper spelling, grammar, or Yes, quallflcations ARE very important, butii y w hear whether I got the job drives me up the wall. Is can’t communicate them to an emptoy ery«w sC T c r e ^ there anything 1 can do to speed the company’s vocabulary? I don’t think companies care aboutthose Job Search limit your chances of getting a job. The job decision making process? things as long as you can do the job. I ’m right, ain’t I? process starts with a written document — a ^ ANSWER: Try something that most people rarely ANSWER: YOU SURE IS . . . but only regarding SOME jobs. Usually though, a company looks at the application. They represent your ,, "I do . . . send a "thank-you” note. Within 36 hours after Norman M. Gerber card to the prospective employer, and lus first A growing but increasingly changing field you've been interviewed type, or legibly hand write a WHOLE person. If the open position requires dealing with people (and that includes other employees as impression of you is based on those pieces of paper. brief note to the person who conducted the interview. TTiey will determine whether you’ll make It to the next well as customers), the applicant who can speak and A major HMU can comprise lu to lb lacililies, each Be sure you have the individual’s name and title step . . . a personal interview. It pays to take the tlnie We will spend more than $290 billion for health care clinics and home health care agencies, reported John write properly will have a better chance at getting the dependent on managers with these skills. Salaries are correctly spelled. Thank him or her for the time spent and effort to do it right. After all, YOU are your most in 1983 alone — half of which will go to hospitals, Witt, head of Witt Associates, Oak Brook, 111., the with you, say how much you enjoyed it, and that Job, all other things being equal. The ability to nursing homes and similar institutions. What’s more, largest executive recruiting company in the health comparable to hospitals, and chief executives can COMMUNICATE is of prime importance to every important product! earn in the six figures. you’re interested in the position that was discussed. his or her memory refreshed concerning your Editor’s note: Norman Gerber Is a professtonal the conservative projection is that this total will triple Your care field. organization, and interviewers tend to downgrade Even hospitals themselves are pursuing lines of Sending the note makes you stand out from the qualifications, it’s easier and more natural tomake a consukant. II you have a job search question, send a, by 1990, assuring that the demand for qualified Home health care already is more than a $5 billion applicants who don’tspeak well, or submit resumes or business in addition to institutional care. crowd of other applicants. Your filehasto be "pulled" decision right then. In those rare instances where letter to Box 591, Job Search, Manchester Herald, managers in the health care or hospital administra Money's industry. An administrator in the sector might so the note can be attached, and that means your sending the note doesn’t speed adecision, be confident applications containing obvious spelling errors. Use a Research Health Services in Kansas City, Mo., for Manchester, 06040. For a personal reply, enclose a tion field will remain high. supervise only four or five specialists and be resume/application will be re-read. And then, while in the knowledge that at the very least, it d^initely dictionary! Have your resume proofread by someone responsible for such diverse activities as budgeting, instance, is a non-profit holding company that owns self-addressed, stamped envelope. That s good news if you’re planning a careerin tliis Worth your file is already out, and the interviewer has had adds to the impression you left with the interviewer. who knows spelling and grammar. Carry a nursing services, public relations and fund raising. In and manages hospitals and nursing homes, and in area. But be on guard: Thefield is changing so rapidly Sylvia Porter addition runs a fleet of diagnostic vans that transport that you cannot afford to ignore the dead ends. a city such as Houston or Cleveland, the position would command a salary in the $40,000-to-$60,000 the latest nuclear medicine equipment to four Approximately 180,000 Americans are now working range — the same as a hospital vice president. Midwest states. Hospitals, therefore, can offer this in health-care administration (from he supervisory If you are entering health-care administration, gain service to patients without buying the equipment. Advice level up) and this figure is expected to increase by IF YOU ARE inters ted in health-care management, specialized knowledge in phases that will pul you far In sum, there are great opportunities for strong, Big scene-stealer George Rose: 100,000 in the next 10 years. Average staiTingsalaries it’s merely common sense for you to expand your ahead of the general run in, say, market research, creative health care administrators (you?) who were $24,578 in 1980, according to the Association of scope beyond the traditional paths in hospital strategic advertising and promotion, computer skills would be unhappy in a hospital setting. Meanwhile, University Programs in Health Administration administration. The areas of growth include: 1) and records management. the opportunities for hospital managers grow, too. See j AU P H A ). multihospital systems with needs at the corporate my next column. Homely woman longs to be the man who ‘Pirated’ the show ; But there will be a steady decline in the number of level; 2) long-term care facilities; 3) mental health THE RISE in health maintenance organizations chief executive officer positions availableinhospitals institutions; 4) health maintenance organizations, 5) indicates a rising demand for qualified executives. ("Sylvia Pprter’s New Money Book (or the ’80s.” and a steady increase in the number of graduates There are now 265 HMDs serving 11 million 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal But he is pleased to return to a health-care associations and agencies; 6) hospices; 7) By Joy H. Handelman heat. You can’t catch your peeking those jobs, says the American College of medical group practices; 8) clinics; 9) home health Americans, in contrast to 35 HMDs in 1970 with 3.5 money management, is now available through this role that brought him more United Press International Va., during a typically hot and Hospital Adminisrators (AC H A), the professional agencies; 10) consulting firms; 11) equipment million enrolled. "Success of HMDs is dependent on column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to fans, a long Broadway run and just another pretty face humid Washington summer. organization representing some 17,500 health-care manufacturers; 12) pharmaceutical companies; and effective management,” Timothy Bell, editor of "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Bookfor the 80s,” in care film work. WASHINGTON - George “ It’s terribly difficult in this executives. 13) medical publishing and research firms. Group Health News, emphasized. "Administrators of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. breath, so you can’tsingandthe " I t ’s a wonderful show and so Rose is a chameleon of an actor, “ The competition for fewer spots will be fierce,” You will find increasing numbers of openings in with skills in finance, organizational management 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press major general’s patter song well crafted. It’s fun working DEAR ABBY: I just tember, October, No moving from show to show and warned the college’s president, Stuart A. Wesbury Jr. nursing homes, retirement communities, phyiicians’ and marketing are needed.” Syndicate.) vember and December. one scene-stealing role to. requires strong deep breaths to with the different casts, and returned home from a going through the rehearsals NOT MILLIONAIRES another, always demonstrating complete the phrases. Other consultation with my again. That's the best part.” fourth plastic surgeon. IN HAW AII his knack for making the most wise its lost on the audience.” Part of the problem at Wolf I ’ve always been a very DEAR NOT: Yes. Level of even routine situations. Dear Abby Trap is the lack of a permanent ROSE WARMS UP backstage homely woman, and my with them. If they’re good The actor, who won awards as Trio’s answer to with exercises he learned as a one wish is to be consi Alfred Doolittle in the 20th facility because fire destroyed Business Abigail Van Buren friends, they will offer to youth in England that taught dered “ pretty." anniversary production of "M y the famed Filene Center amphi pungle up. If they’re not, him how to breathe properly Surgeon No. 1 told me to Fair Lady” in 1976, is spending theater last year. Construction who needs freeloaders? and how to enunciate, a crucial In Brief nation’s decline learn to live with it. No. 2 part of the summer touring is moving along on a new Aloha! factor in his quick-paced songs called in his receptionist DEAR ABBY: Talk outdoors in “ The Pirates of theater, but summer perfor with tongue-tying lyrics. and told me 1 'd be prettier about insensitive Penzance,” which only streng mances are being held in a temporary tent. Rose says he looks for roles Sikorsky seeks orders democratic one if I wore my hair like hers. mothers-in-law, hear thened his reputation as a that tell him exactly who his No. 3 agreed with No. 1. am. Can you help me? you. this: Twenty-three years scene-stealer. ‘”rhere’s no circulation and STRATFORD — Sikorsky Aircraft will join character is. “ It must be well And No. 4 told me that MISERABLE DEAR ABBY: We live in ago, shortly after my Rose won wide acclaim two the lights on stage add another three other aerospace firms in an effort to win written. Even the major gen since J was already mar fN PITTSBURGH- Hawaii, which is about as husband and I were mar years ago as Gen. George 20 degrees. It’s often unbeara contracts for the Arm y’s advanced light -a t. eral is described perfectly in the ried. 1 couldn’t have been DEAR MISERABLE: close to paradise as a ried, he took me to meet Stanley, “ the very model of a ble and matinees are a killer,” helicopter, the biggest military helicopter Bv Gall Collins patter song. He knows every too ugly. If four plastic surgeons person can get without his mother for the first modern major general,” in the he said over a breakfast of program in history. United Press International thing about everything except Abby, I've been to refused to accept you as dying. time. New York Shakespeare Festi poached eggs; corned beef hash Sikorsky will pool its technological resources NEW YORK — Declining productivity is the make-up artists, hair sty a patient, they all must Of course, we pay for Her first wards to him val’s version of the Gilbert and and toast. ” I wouldn’t even soldiering.” and investment capital with Martin Marrieta problem, but more spending on machines and lists and I keep my weight have concluded that the privilege, as the cost were, “ Is she pregnant?” Sullivan “ Pirates.” want to sit through it in the He hasn’t had much trouble Aerospace, Northrop Corp. and Rockwell business equipment isn't the answer, according to down, but I ’m stiil an ugly regardless of what they of living here is the "O f course not,” said The show became so popular audience.” finding the kind of work he International. three young economists. woman. I’ve raised a son did, they could never highest of anywhere in the he. y ' ia New York’s Central Park that He longed to move on to an loves. The contracts for the proposed light helicopter, and made a good home for please you. United States. I ’m sure a Says she, "Then why in the producers sent it to Broad outdoor theater in St. Louis, Following “ My Fair Lady” he known as LHX, might total $32.8 billion. The my husband. Now I want Massive reconstruction lot of people don’ t know the worid did you marry way and later to the movie where he recalled happier appeared with Rex Harrison Army plans to buy 6,000 of the new helicopters The trio — Samuel Bowles, David Gordon and to do something for my surgery is possible. Noses this. That’s why I ’ m her?" screen. times. and Claudette Colbert in “ The estimated to cost $5 million each in 1983 dollars. Thomas Weisskopf — are among the best-known of a self. Don't tell me that are reshaped, jaws are writing. Nothing has changed ” I performed there several Kingfisher,” moving on to Cap The Sikorsky group will be competing for the new generation of economists who emerged from the beauty lies in the eyes of reconstructed, faces are We have many friends since. SITTING IN the Watergate years ago with Len Cariou in tain Hook in “ Peter Pan” with contracts with three other major helicopter civil rights and peace movements of the 1960s. the beholder. It doesn’t. lifted and peeled, etc. But who come from the main BETTY IN MICHIGAN Hotel, minus the mutton-chops ‘Kismet’ and I have wonderful Sandy Duncan. He briefly re makers — Bell Aircraft, Hughes Helicopters and In "Beyond the Wasteland,” the three argue that Ask any homely person. it would require numer land to visit us, and they and pith helmet of Gen. Stanley, memories of it. It’s a real turned to the “ Kingfisher,” then Boeing Verio I. none of the traditional explanations by right or left for Plastic surgeons have ous surgical proccsures have no idea how expen For Abby’s updated, Rose talked af' the problems outdoor theater and the breeze on to “ Pirates’” and, more The Army expects development of the LHX to declining U.S. productivity — OPEC, government performed miracles with (which are very costly) sive it is to feed housegu- revised and expanded performing outdoors at the Wolf comes through and conditions recently, “ You Can’t "Take It cost $2.8 billion and production to begin in 1992 regulation, labor unions, excess corporate profits or accident victims. Why after which there is no ests and drive them booklet, ’ ’How to ^ Popu Trap Farm Park, in Vienna, are much better than here.” With You.” and continue through 2000. monopolies — is accurate. won’t they help me? Not guarantee that you would around sightseeing. lar” — for people of all one took the time to show consider yourself Is there some way we ages — send $2, plus a Marshaling a parade of tables and charts that dot me where improvements “ pretty.” Telephone systems sold can let them kno>' this long, self-addressed, the first half of their book, they direct particular scorn could or could not be A competent and caring without making enemies stamped (37 cents) enve SHELTON — TIE-communicatlon Inc. and toward the capital shortage theory. That argument, made. All I get is a bill for plastic surgeon would out of our friends? Hurry lope to Abby, Popularity, Technicom International Inc. will sell $25 million telling me I should be have taken the time and your answer, as we are P.O. Box 38923, Holly Thoughts worth of electronic telephone systems and popular with the Reagan administration, holds that satisfied with the way 1 effort to explain this to expecting guests in Sep- wood, Calif. 90038. termtaials to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph rising labor costs, government spending and The moment of now. The moments confusion, a plaster of paris cast blindness of sorrow who feel only Co., the companies said Thursday. regulation have shrunk the funds available for capital of days gone by, the present and around one’s soul. Yet we desper the pain of darkness that if Through a two-year agreement, TIE- investment, leaving U.S. industry crippled by the. past where we tiptoe on ately try tohold ourselves together separating them from prayer. communication will supply PT&T with telephone if) outdated and inadequate equipment, thoughts lite a dandelion seeding until the chaos within the mind and voice data systems and Technicom will will Gallstone removal surgery Lead them in prayer as you havd " I f we’ re right all the policies pursued to this point in the wind. The mind wanders not heals. provide it with small telephone systems and lead others to the light of youf have been beside the point,” said Gordon. "The knowing where the seedling will Oh Savior of our souls, creator of strength. Amen. specialized terminals. so-called capital shortage theory was just plain wrong stop to rest or where life will begin all that is living, may your P T iT ’s new PAC-TEL subsidiary will offer the Vts and led to an unjust giveaway of tax money,” as the anew even in these moments of abundance of love and your products to customers in California and Nevada. government tried to use lax cuts to encourage turmoil and shadows of regret. The gracious kindness be there in time Sally Ann Robinson less necessary than thought business to expand and update equipment. tempo, the beat, the sound of of need. Lord, reach out to those in Concordia Lutheran Church Nortek, Monogram merge CRANSTON, R.I. — Nortek shareholders have Gordon and his co-authors say the postwar approved a merger with Monogram Industries prosperity of the United States was due in part to a DEAR READER: 1 DEAR DR. LAMB: I that could make the Cranston-based Nortekoneof UP I photo "capital-labor accord’ ’ in which unions were accepted wish it were possible to be recently became diabetic. Cinema the 500 largest industrial firms in the country. as the workers’ legitimate representatives in return of more help. We really While in the hospital I Nortek and Mongram, a west coast company, for agreeing not to challenge management preoga- don’t know what causes Checking every detail underwent extensive tests are both industrial manufacturers. Combinecl tives, and to fight only for their members' narrow multiple sclerosis. It H ortlerd Stooges 7:45 w ith Mauso III (P G ) 10. JedI (PG) with Max Ougaii economic interests. and X-rays. They disco Alhniw in Cinema— Rtop- leum (R) 1 with Funeral sales for the two companies in 1982 was $429 Your Health causes a patchy loss of the Mansfield — Return of the Returns (PG) at dusk. vered that I had a stone in ene Thursday. Home (R) 9:30 w ith Maniac million, which would have put them 496th on the A Ford Aerospace & Communications French Guiana for launch in September my gallbladder. My doc sheath that encases nerve CliMfiM Clfv — La Nult de Mansion (R) 11. But as memories of the Depression faded, workers Lawrence Lamb, M.O. fibers, affecting nerve Varennes (R) 2:10,4:40,7:15, ■ost Windsor — The Three Fortune 500 list. Corporation technician uses a magni aboard the European Ariane rocket. To began taking a rising standard of living for granted, tor wants me to have 9:45. — Kina of Hearts 2:55, Stooges 7:45wlth War Games surgery to remove my .X function at random. The 7:10 w ith Some Like It Hot (PG ) 8 w ith Y or The Hunter fier to check each one of the 17,000 cells date, six satellites have been success and started to resent the boredom and lack of gallbladder to, as he put current best opinion is 4:45,9:05. — Easy Money (R) from the Future (PG) 10. Railroad reports losses of the solar array during a fin al testin g in fully launched. The solar panels provide creativity in their jobs. Environmentalists and 2. 4, 7, 9. — L 'E tlle du Nord Manchester — Pink C a v e ’s consumerists demanded more restrictions on busi it, prevent the stone from that a virus infection (PG) 2:20,4:20,7:20,9:20. Panther cartoons S with War Palo Alto, Calif, of the seventh INTEL 1,200 watts of power during the triggers off an abnormal PROVIDENCE, R.I. — The Providence and ness and competition from overseas began reducing moving. CIneshidle — Le Beau Mo- Games (PG) S:15wlth Rocky (Sarl^ Supper SAT V satellite before shipment to spacecraft’s seven-year life in space. I am a man of 70 and immune response in peo rlooe (PG) 7:30 w ith The Worcester Co., which owns the Providence and the margin of profitability. N M t of the Shooting Stars Worcester Railroad and substantial real estate have always been in ex ions about the need to do happen to be one of those ple who inherit a suscepti (R j9:20. cellent health and have surgery for galistones. who do develop symp bility to such a reaction. Celenlol — Reopens Sept. m onJa^ thru tkursdaif 5 -6 p m holdings has reported a $449,000 operating loss for worked hard all my life. Older studies would have toms, you can be evalu I don’t want to encour 15. the first six months of the year. East Haiiterd iH O ¥IC A S C The loss averages out to 43 cents per share. The doctor said my body supported your doctor’s ated for surgery at that age false hopes but a ■asiweed Pvb B Clnenea— is in excellent shape but view. time. In the study only 2.5 study of the effects of new War Gomes (PG) FrI-Sun 7, jAntipcciti The figure was considerably lower than the Personal computer biz to boom or bust? he is serious about the But a recent study pub percent developed acute treatment (ACTH with- 9:05. first six months of 1982, when the company lost Peer Rldurd's Pub 4 Ci •AHOAMSMATINItOAaV ftO more than $2 million. Part of the gain was combined with the game-playing capa and a self-contained word processing surgery. lished in Gastroenterol gallbladder attacks or cyclophosphamide) pro nema — War (eomes (PG) FIRtT SMOKf OOaV #*eWl/ Robert A. Martin people who are buying the products. ' My question is should I ogy, volume 80, page 1161, pancreatitis, so your vided some encouraging 7:30,9:30. attirbuted to higher freight revenue. United Press International bilities of the present home computer. program, storage for the equivalent of The home computer industry, she Shewcoee Cinemas — Mr. have this surgery? I have 1981 reports that among chances of developing a results in patients with the .Aiinestrone Qenovese Three such systems hope to lead the 250 typewritten pages and a letter- said, is in rough shape and “ it’s not Mom (PG) 1:25, 3:25, 5:20, way in the marketplace — Coleco of never had any pain or people like you who have problem that might re progressive multiple scle 7:25, 9:30. — National Lam HARTFORD MENLO PAR K , Calif. - The home quality printer. going to get better quickly” with the poon's Vocation (R) 1:15, Soup del Qtorno computer industry stands at a cross West Hartford, Conn., IBM and Atari, "W e’re expecting to ship 500,000 units advent of Adam or some other discomfort from this con never had any symptoms, quire surgery are rather rosis (for doctors who INTERSTATE 84 IXITS8 Curb urge to charge it 3:15, 5:15, 7:40, 9:50. — road, which could lead it to huge new Inc., of California’s "Silicon Valley.” by the end of the year,” Greenberg "computerized typewriter.” dition. I have a feeling I only 10 percent will de small. want a reference. New Trading Places (R) 1:40,3:50, EASTHARTEORD S68'88I0 should let well enough velop symptoms within DEAR DR. LAMB: My England Journal of Medi 7:35, 9:55. — Risky Business Stuffed Cucumber with HARTFORD — Consumer Credit Counseling expansion, or down the path of "Coleco is the one who made the said. "With software sales and other The market "is not going to dry up. alone. five years, 15 percent in 10 35-year-old son suddenly cine, Jan. 27,1983). In 16of (R) 1, 3, 5, 7:30, 9:45. — Services of Connecticut claims it can give the oversupply and cutthroat competition. biggest noise about it with its ’Adam,’ items factored in, that adds up to an The market is there. But it’s a limited Hercules (PG) 1:15, 3:30, marinated vegetables; Industry analysts say the direction is but I understand Atari has a similar excess of $250 million in just the next years and 18 percent in 15 developed multiple scle 20 cases the patients had 7:15, 9:35. — Strange Brew H E R C U LE S^ community much better consumers by curbing one and the only issue is whether DEAR READER: Of years. rosis. After many tests his stabilized or improved (PG) 1:35,3:35,5:25,7:45,10. their uncontrolled urge to say “ charge it.” not clear because of one major product at a similar price in the four months. there’s more supply than demand. SHOWN AT Polenta Crostini with mozzarelld course I do not know the The thrust of the study doctors have told him he after one year of study. — Metalstorm In 3-D (PG) The agency, licensed by the state Banking uncertainty: Will everybody want a works,” Cottrell said. ” As for next year, we’re thinking in Right now there is,” she said. 1:55, 3:4& 5:25, 7:15,9:30. — computer? The IBM “ Peanut” triggered a stock terms of millions of units. We think the exact location of your is that you need not has chronic progressive Yes, there are different Culo (R) 1:05,3:05,5,7:45,10. Commission, helped 600 people last year, about a ESTIMATES VARY widely over stone but unless it is now operate on silent gall multiple sclerosis. Are degrees of severity of M anoieeler Snsalata. Qenovese third in serious financial trouble because of “ The industry, although I don’t think market selling spree among home whole market is going to explode next what percentage of the nation's house causing obstruction I stones. I have included the there different types of multiple sclerosis. Many UA Theaters Bast— Easy buying on credit. it realized it, aimed its low-end computer issues when it was an year.” holds now have home computers — Money ra) 2,3:50,5:40,7:30, cujois Their first step to solvency was simple — computers at a market made up of the nounced late in July by the trade Cottrell at SRI said the new compu would seriously question scientific reference be this? Is there no hope for cases that occur early in 9:20. — Staying Alive (PG) 2, either in use or relegated to the closet. the necessity of having cause this is a relatively him? I am so worried. I life have a good outlook. 4,«, 6,10.— Return otthe JedI Pietanze snipping in two their credit cards, the bright, one or two percent of people who will magazine Computer & Software News. ters could affect not only the home Cottrell placed the number between 3 l.J6 l i M M 0 T:44t68l0 surgery. Why? Because new change in what pa would appreciate any ad As many as 80 percent (PG ) 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. plastic licenses io spend Issued by banks, buy absolutely anything,” saidStephen Investors, according to Wall Street computer industry but the electric and 5 percent. Greenberg argued that M anslield Cottrell, a senior consultant for SRI analysts, were jittery over the entry of typewriter industry as well. rec e n t studies have tients are advised. And, as vice or information you have no significant dis Tronshn CelMBe Twin — MnauTOiiiiBs department stores and oil companies. — ” if you include video games and not changed the earlier opin- the study indicates, if you can give. ability 10 years later. Smithereens 7:15,9. M BssraucnoH Of Msn-STN " I t ’s traumatic and its immediate,” said International, a think tank. yet another contender in the field. ” It’s an awesome market they’re just homes with personal computers in v # n i# ii 'Baked 'Boston ScUrod y^ith Beverly Tuttle, the agency’s executive director. "W ell, those people ail have one of Atari, a leader but also an early loser after,” Cottrell said. "A fter all, why them” — the number reaches 15 to 20 cine 1 4 2 — War Games "3-D (PG) FrI 7,9:20. — Class (R) - SHOWN At:- roasted peppers Credit cards can help consumers take advan the things now and the market is in the home computer and video game would someone buy a $300 electric percent. 7:10,9:30. tage of sales, buy when their cash supply is low or glutted beyond belief.” price wars, has been mum about its typewriter when he can spend $300 ” We believe by 1995, the number of A West Hortterd make emergency purchases. But many of those On the other hand, he says, because anticipated plunge into the next stage more and get a word processor plus a Births Elm I 4 2 — War Gomes Aiussels Vino 'Bianco^ wijth m e r i c a n households with at least one (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. — Class (R) liruuinc who turn to the agency are over their heads with of new developments and uses, ” We of home computer technology. IBM computer and printer? The choice computer will increase to 80 percent,” 2:15,7:04 9:15. BUSIIIESSIR] credit bills and don't have the cash to dig may be seeing a home computer with a also has kept its cards close to the vest, should be pretty clear.” said Egil Juliussen. founder of Future The Mevlee — Staying m themselves out, Ms. Tuttle said. rea l' purpose that could launch the but industry analysts say the Peanut While many analysts are enthusias Computing Inc., a Fort Worth, Tex., ..SHOWWAT: ■■ ' Cratty, William Thomas Jr., son of William Thomas Alive (PG) 141:50,3:40,5:34 'Tried 'Tillet of Tlounder Mursko, Matthew Kenneth, son of Frank P. and industry into a new, untapped probably will premiere this fail at a tic about the new direction in home market research firm. He is talking and Janet Marie Bolduc Cratty Sr., of 18 Warren St., 7:40, 9:30.— Return of the Karen Ludecke Mursko of 185 Valley View Road, was JedI (PG) 12, 2:25,4:44 7:10, with herb mayonnaise market.” price of $600 to $900. computers, others remain skeptical. about both home computers and was born Aug. 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. 9:30. — Easy Money (R) 14 born Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His COLECO IS OUT in the open with its ” How many people are going to rush personal computers. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.Timothy 1:54 3:44 5:30,7:30,9:30. maternal grandfather is Kenneth G. Ludecke of Norden building new plant HERETOFORE THE “ home compu intentions to aggressively market home to write letters or term papers?” The current use of home computers Bolduc of 1208 W. Middle Turnpike and Mr. and Mrs. Drtve-lns pork Tenderloin Pizaiola Cheshire. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and ■art HarMerd— The Three ter” was defined as a relatively simple low-priced home computers with new said Esther Dyson, president of the and personal computers for games, Andrew Swatik of 99 Homestead St. His paternal MERRIMACK, N.H. - United Technologies' Mrs. Andrew Mursko of North Haven. His maternal Osso 'Bucca with risotto device sold at a relatively low price for capabilities. New York-based firm of Rosen education, business, budgets, list grandfather is Jack Cratty of Glastonbury. He has a great-grandmother is Mrs. Ada Tappert of Hamden. iiW jaagjm , Norden Systems broke ground Thursday for a a relatively narrow reason — video ” We think what Adam will do is Research. sister, Danielle Marie, 22 months. new $19 million facility expected to employ 350 making and letter writing "are enough He has a brother, Andrew Michael, 3. game playing. literally open up heretofore untapped ” If Coleco can really deliver what it MATIONAl LAMPOON’S Baked Ckicke n Sausage people in the design and production of military to sustain growth for a quite a few The more sophisticated and much markets,” said Arnold C. Green^rg, says it can, there’s no doubt it will years, easily until the 50 percent Gemme, Emmet FitzGerald, son of Emmet D. and VACATION » computers. Ivey, Shawn Mikel, son of Mikel and Deborah with marinara satice more expensive “ personal computer,” Coleco president and chief executive make a major impact on the market. saturation mark we predict for 1988,” Debra FitzGerald Gemme of 29 Marble St., was bom Norden Systems ultimately will house its entire Harriman Ivey of Willimantic, was bom Aug. 6 at »SNOWHHri- with its capacity to process words, officer. But it still doesn’t mean there is a he said. Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His militarized computer business in two buildings, Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grand Baked Lasagna \^rdi crunch numbers, receive and transmit ” We firmly believe that this whole universal use for every home.” "Other more useful, vital, creative maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. one 114,000 square feet, the other 86,000 square home computer market, rather than parents are Victor and Alice Harriman of Parker inVM SVfvNS ^ data, has not yet become been a major Analysts "are all really smart, applications will be needed to pene FitzGerald of 140 Richmond Drive. His paternal Bridge Road, Andover. His paternal grandparents feet. Operations will include program manage factor in the home market sales. being dead or dying as has been well-educated, liberal people with MAIN TMKT i n . MOM trate the rest of the 80 percent we’re grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Gemme of are Ora and Bettey Ivey of Lebanon. He has two 865 8 ment, engineering, research and development, The entry with the potential to turn suggested, has just begun,” he said. imaginations,” she said. "What they East Hartford. PG 'D olci marketing and manufacturing operations. forecasting,” he said. sisters. Shannon, and Sonya, 6. 64S-2^eS -SHOWN At:- the flagging market around, according ” We are just now beginning to solve don’t understand is that most people Norden, headquartered in Norwalk, Conn., A recent Gallup Poll of home to Cottrell and other analysts, is a the question over what to do with these don’t have imaginations, and they computer owners seemed to undercut Golab, Jessica Helen, daughter of Stanley E. and Peters, Shane llMmas, son of Nicholas A. and Mary Over SO Yemrt already has started hiring and recruiting for the Jtalian Sees low-priced system featuring word things besides playing games.” would rather just look at a box — Juliussen’s predictions and Coleco’s Sandra Lewis Golab of Hebron, was born Aug. 9 at Lou Henry Peters of 127-C Main St., was bora Aug. 10 Travel Experience Merrimack facility. Hiring is to continue through processing, (X)mputerized typewriter Coleco’s solution, Greenberg said, is television — than play with it. claims of a vast untapped market of Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Authorized igent I qI 1984. and letter-quality printing — the an affordable system that will offer "What you have is people looking at typing enthusiasts just waiting to be grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Lewis of grandparents are Thomas F. and Mary Kelly Henry of Manch«^r for all AlrUaea.i See Cream abilities of the personal computer state-of-the-art video game graphics ' this industry who don’t understand the computerized. North Windham. His paternal grandparents are Peter Columbia. His paternal grandmother Is Florida Raiiroadfi and Steamihlp* 1444M-Td46sM B.Peters of Danielson. Mnea. Chocolate Mousse Golab and the late Helen Golab of (i^olumbla. — 4 MANCIIKSTKK IIKIIAI-ILM iiik Iu.v ■ .Aug. 2‘J. 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SCUBA EQUIPMENT — YAMAHA FIFTY - 112 Bank REAR WINDOW OF 1977 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. A u to m o tiv e___ j . P. Lewis. Cabinets, Brand new Sherwood 2000 TEGO — Runs excellent. CHEVY PICKUP Connecticut, on Tuesday. September 6,1983, at 8:00 P.M. to vanities, formica, Wilson Amplifier. Like new. List Rgpotstssions Tronny needs work. $400 consider and act on the following: ••••••••••••••••••••••• regulator and more. price: $500, will scarlfice TRUCK. $15 or Best Offer Proposed Ordinance — To Amend on Ordinance authorizing ...... art, Corlon counter tops, Great for beginner or FOR SALE or best offer. Coll Kelly takes It. Coll 643-4251. the sole of land to Multi-Circuits, Incorporated. Copy of the Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 kitchen cabinet fronts, at $300. Call 649-6325. between 10am and Proposed Amendment of Ordinonce may be seen In the Notices Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rooms for Rent 41 Homes for Ront 43 Services Offered sport diver, $99. Coll 649- 1979 Pontiac Trans Am •ssoo complete woodworking 8989. 3:30pm. 646-8820. 1974 VOLKSWAGON Town Clerk's Office during business hours. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••a 1976 Pontiac Formula •1600 Proposed additional appropriation to Special Grants Fund ••••••••••••••••••••••• service, custom made 1975 Ford Pinto DASHER Paris — Two — existing account 846 — for Dov Core Food SEWERS — Established fitrniture, colonial repro EIGHT WINDOWS 30" X 69 Station Wagon *1200 door. Good prices. Coll Program.....$13,000.00 to be financed by o State Grant. WANTED — SCHOOL LARGE ROOM — wall to Tog Solos Proposed additional appropriation to Fire Special Taxing Lost/Found 01 nationwide pillow manu; BUSDRIVERSto drive In wall carpeting, private ductions In wood, 9 varie 49%". Eight windows 28" The above can be Dove 646-1670 after 6pm. ’ U M IM A 'S PRESOIOOl’' District Fund 4 — Paramedics — TRANSFER to Reserve facturer has Immediate the town of Bolton. Will home, nice yard, kitchen ties of hardwood and X 46". Four miscellane ••••••••••••••••••••••a seen at SBM Account.....$1,887.07 to be financed from Fund Balance veneers NOW IN STOCK HONDA PRELUDE 1979 ACCOUNTING CLERK full time openings. Expe train. Call 537-5234 or priveleges. On busline, MANCHESTER — Three : lEAANMG c w t h r : ous windows. 13 Sections USE RICE to clean the (represents unspent balance of 1982-63 appropriation). lit p iM M d to an nounco that nMwtti iM Call 649-9658 or evenings, MOVING SALEI Bed 913 Main St. — Good condition. Book Proposed additional appropriotlon to General Fund — LOST — SMALL FE rience preferred. Day 537-5766. female preferred. Coll bedroom ranch for rent. itnovlng to a naw and iargat faclNty,M 4' X 8*. Stockade fence. inside of bottles and A challenging new position is available for a 289-7010. room, kitchen, dinin value $3500. Coll 486-4440, TRANSFER to Reserve Account.... $210,000.00 to be financed MALE CAT, Block tiger, shift. Five day week. Full 649-8206 lOom to 5pm, Close to busline and high I January 16.1964 W a ara nowaccafife $5.00 per unit. Coll any long-stem vases. Sprin by higher than expected State Education Grant (GTB). responsible individual with proven supervi ling a limltad number o* anrollm aow groom sets. Small ap after 6pm 236-5207. Ask white paws and white benefit program. Includ FULL TIME OPENING 647-9813 evenings and way access. Applionced for ctilldran wtio ara 6 waaAt to 36 time 646-2806. 1967 OPEL, $25. Coll 646- kle rice inside con Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — sory skills and a minimum of four years ex pliances, typewriters, for Sterling. Library — for books andother library purposes $25,000.00 chin. Lost In vicinity of ing sewing Incentive. tor experienced meat weekends. kitchen, finished rec I moniht by January 16.1964. sewing machine, chairs, 0341. tainer, add worm, perience in banking or a financial institu I t n t ^ i room, alaciric braatt pump, dt* fROlIng/SIdlng 54 HOTPOINT 21 cu. ft. side to be financed bv higher than expected State Education Main and Williams Apply at Plllowtex Corp., cutter. Also full time room, garage, private .apart provided t io4retk>. Reieo**' bar stools, couches, sudsy water and shake Grant (GTB). Streets. If seen call 643- tion. Responsibilities include: 49 Regent Street, Man yard. No petsi please. !bie retet Conveniently loceted on Ml refrigerator. Good condi vigorously. The rice Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund — opening for apprentice ROOMS — Main Street, iM encheeter/Etti Hartford lirve. Cat! tools, lawn mower, TOYOTA CORONA 1976 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 4251. chester, Connecticut. meat cutter. Some expe all utilities included. $155 Immediate occupancy I to reterve a tpaca or tor addHionaMn* tion, $200. Also baby crib — Good running condi will polish and clean Board of Education.....$50,000.00 to be financed bv higher morel Everyday til sold. than expected Stote Educotlon Gront (GTB). Financial Reporting, General Ledger, Cost rience in meat or dell month. References and $590 monthly plus utili 'formation 646 4664 SlOWELL HOME Im and carriage. 646-7473. 9-5, beginning Tuesday, tion. $995, Coll 643-4063. interior. Use the classi LOST — SIAMESE Cat. 1. Appropriations to be added to capital accounts of the Control, Liaision with our outside auditors preferred. Fowlers Su security. 643-0108 Dole, ties. Security required. provement Company — August 30th. 58 Meadow BOYS DIRT BIKE — New fied columns to sell 1983-1984 Budget for the purpose of paying the costs of the Vicinity Bolton to Man Call after 4pm, 649-9066. CHEST FREEZER — 10.3 those still good, but no following proposed public Improvements and capital and the Supervision of our Computer Sys permarket, Coventry, before 9dm, after5:30pm. GRANDMOTHE R,;.S Roofing, sidinb, oltero- Lane. 1970 DODGE DART — thick wheels, padded. chester. Please call 643- tem, and Development of new financial pro 643-7380. tron, additions. Some cubic feet. Excellent con Automatic transmission, longer used items projects or such of them os may hereafter be approved by 1026 with any Informa HOUSE, INC., m a n y dition. $225. Columbia Needs chain tightened. the voters pursuant to the provisions of Section 25, Chapter V grams. ATTENTION HOUSE CHESTER — We provkto number tor over 30 years. rebuilt transmission, new $25 Firm. Coll Bobble, around vour home. of the Town Charter at a regular or special election, where tion. Reward. WIVES, VACATIONING TEACHER — Challenge Apartments for Rent 42 549-6495. girls three speed bicycle, brakes. Including drums applicable, namely: structured daycare aqit $50. Coll 646-4284 after 647-9613. a. An appropriation not to exceed $20,000.00 for the STUDENTS, anyone with and Enrichment, half Store/Office Space nursery school to 12 Automotive and new muffler. $400. SPRAY THAT stain We offer outstanding benefits. Qualified free time In the evenings! 5:30pm. modification and expansion of the Wastewater Treatment time, Grades K-6, An Coll 643-9193. 26 INCH COLUMBIA La away. Ballpoint Ink Plant. Personals 02 candidates are invited to send their resume There are a limited children In our pleosonY’ dover Elementary MANCHESTER-One, two home-llke setting. State For Sale dles bicycle. Standard In stains on shirt pocket- b. An appropriation not to exceed $695,000 for the along with salary requirement in confidence number of positions op School; Connecticut cer and three bedroom FOR SALE: ZENITH 19" 1973 PLYMOUTH DUS s...other places, too- construction of safety Improvements ond power generation EXCELLENT OFFICE licensed and staffed lay Color TV. Asklng$50. Coll Cors/Truckt tor Sole 71 good condtion. Coll 643- facilities at the Union Pond Dam. ening In our phone sales tification, teaching expe apartments. Heat and hot MAIN STREET—500/1000 TER — Slant 6. 3 speed, ...con be removed al operation. If you have a caring professionals. W f 646-1193. 1680. c. An appropriation not to exceed $1,000,000 for CAMBRIDGE DIET BOX U, c/o The Herald rience with challenge and water. $400, $440, $495. sq. ft., heat, lanitor, park con provide vour child* standard. Runs like new. most magically by construction of various Improvements to the Town's storm PLAN — Information good voice and the desire enrichment desirable but Coll 649-4800. Household Goods 62 Very clean. 67,000 origi spraying hair spray on dralnooe system throughout the Town. ing, air. Reasonable. 649- with o home away frooi: COPIER — Minolta 301. 1980 YAMAHA 650 Spe meetings Mondays and to make vour free even not necessary. Inquiries 5334, 643-7175, 643-1393. 1974 two door PONTIAC nal miles. Asking $900. cial — Block KIng/Queen the spot then washing In d. An appropriation not to exceed $1,000,000 for the ings profitable, call home. Coll now, 649-8920 Excellent condition. $800. construction and improvement of various sidewalks Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 Excellent Income for port Mcii SuiiMi's Orn made to Fritz Ashton, MANCHESTER — Spa or 646-9608. LeMans Sports Coupe — Call 233-3017. seat, 9,300 miles. $1200. the usual way. Idle throughout the Town. North Main Street, Man time home assembly Gerry for on Interview at Andover Elementary cious four room apart Coll 647-1300; weekdays, 9 A M /FM radio, air condi items around the home 2. The determination of the manner In which sold 64 3-2711, M o n d a y - USED REFRIGERA to 5. Coll Kevin after 5pm, chester. 646-3994. work. For Info. Call 504- School, School Rood, An ment. Near busline. WINCHISm RELIABLE 46 year TORS, WASHERS, tioner, good running con 1975 CHRYSLER Cor 643-0883. con be exchanged for appropriations ond additions to said budget are to be 641-8003. Ext. 8201. Wednesday evenings be dover CT 06232, tele Adults. No Pets. One cor CtNTISl Nsmiss DtSTStCT nanny will core for your dition. $1495, Negotiable. doba — New exhaust cosh, almost magi financed and raised whether by assessment, taxation, bv WHtT m vnu GOING 10 DO? tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will Ranges - clean, guaran CARPENTERS 26" borrowing, bv transfers of available funds or otherwise, or Ilie phone 742-7339. parking. Security. 649- $UI/1U$ I children in vour horAd* teed, ports and service. Call 646-7462. system, new brakes, MUST SELL — 1983 Su cally, when advertised by a combination of such methods. train qualified individu 8.000 tq ft warehouse or asaom- Crosscut sow with steel MUNSON'S CANDY KIT C0NNEC1ICII1 ARMY NAIIONAl QiAIIO 1265. while you get away tof; Low prices. B.D. Pearl 8> needs some body work. zuki Kotono 750 CC. Only in classified. 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing os may be properly als to earn $67.00 to bly building Loadingdock.Sover- blade and wooden han considered at sold Hearing. Employment CHEN Is accepting appli CM Mp pu biild ifiiit litife head doors. Fenced parking the weekend. References 1975 AUDI FOX — Needs $650. Coll after 5pm, 647- NEWSPAPER Son, 649 Main Street, dle. $10. Excellent condi 600 miles. Like new! Coll Stephen T. Cossano, Secretary cations for evening and .We 01 sapliii (W filHim let $120.00 weekly. CALL MANCHESTER — Two SW SMhv______647-SMS available. Write Box NIK engine work, $595. Call 9336. & Education NOW!! 6|(3-2171. tion. Phone, 649-2433. between 10om-4pm, 277- NOTICE TO CREDITORS Board of Directors weekend employment. tall sMlIis iiil nil'll am CARRIER NEEDED ond three room apart c/o The Herald t a f 649-9390. 4861. Ask for Mr. Estate ol Robert F. Felthom. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 24th day of August, Hours are Monday - Fri J2.2tl0.ni ments, $280, $325, $350. particulars. REFRIGERATOR S25. 1970 FORD WAGON — McGllllcuddv. deceased 1983 DENTAL ASSISTANT — IN MANCHESTER BOYS 26" Bicycle. Han The Hon. William E. FitzGe 038-08 day, 4pm-8pm, 8 hours tiiimiii in tlie Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 NEWLY DECORATED Needs new motor. Coll 1973 VW BUS — Interior AT, PS, AC, new battery Help Wanted 21 Manchester Orthodontic weekdays. dle bar, rear front and alternator. Needs rald, Judge, of the Court of Saturday or Sunday. Call iicitHif ml duflenmi ItfU CALL OFFICE SPACE In Man LIGHT TRUCKING — 6464255. excellent, body good. Probate, District of Man for appointment, 649- it tta Practice. Full time. Ex Garages, attics and cel brakes, with carry all Needs valve lob. $700 or body work. $375. Coll Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 chester at o hearing held on 647-9946 chester. Centrally lo back rack. Excellet con 4332. INFMimiUN perienced preferred, but MANCHESTER — FOUR lars cleaned. Call for a best offer. Coll 643-9297. 643-6167. August 22, 1983 ordered that AUTO MECHANIC With will train. Call Monday, cated with ample park AVACODO FOUR Burner dition. $30. Coll 646-6794. oil claims must be presented irS DP 10 fOO! LARGE ROOMS. First Free Estimate. 646-8159'.° gas stove. Asking $80. Establish foreign car experience. Tuesday, Thursday, 9am PART TIM E — General ing. Call 649-2891. ------i to the fiduciary on or before WAITRESSES (two) — Ita floor, new kitchen, stove, Call mornings 9 to 1. November 22, 1983 or be Subaru experience a Full or part time. Apply In to 12pm, 649-7222. office work. Must be able nice neighborhood, PINT AND QUART CAN barred as by low provided. Mtncin ARMY NAIIONAl GOARO to type accurately. Two SOUTH WINDSOR — 250 GRADUATE STUDEtit,' ^-2558. plus. Apply In person to: person to La Strada West, ilu itim fenced yard, no utilities, NING Jars — $2.00 a Dawn E. Gezelmon, Century Subaru, Route person office In a home. Sq. Ft. $130 monthly. Former nurse ohlt# Assistant Clerk regular buying 471 Hartford Road, CASH DONOSES NEEDED — Part time no pets. $400 month. Coll mother of two wonts ti dozen. Coll 649-9109. -3, Vernon. desk and snack bar help. Minimum 20 hours per Modern, air conditioned, WINGED BACK Choir, The fiduciary Is: Manchester. at 742-8650. core for vour child In 'nr 4old. Fair condition. $40. Samuel G. Felthom Evenings and weekends. week, Monday thru Fri ample parking. 236-6021, TWO G78X15 on 5 Lugg MORIARTY BROTHERS 1506 Tolland Turnpike, ENCAinNAL ASSISIANCf PLANS day. Send resume to Box 644-3977. home. Bowers schqtH ^011649-1921. Manchester, CT 06040 habits with your plis Must be 18, only serious MANCHESTER — New area. Coll 646-13il wheels. One never used. minded people need T, c/o The Manchester on second floor. Two $35 Firm. Coll 643-6913. ^Iftietti (Anniversary^ 041-08 atay hO OmfiU fit niy Herald. MANCHESTER — Fur evenings. J KENMORE 600 Deluxe 39 Sys acH yiii pst-tiiM apply. No phone calls. bedrooms. No Pets. $400 WE'RE GROWING... Contact Manager, Par- nished office In desirable Heavy duty washer. Ex ONE CORD Hard Wood, Court of Probate, advertising— itts Bisic Iisiing plus utilities and secur District of Manchester kade Lanes. LANDSCAPE LABOR location. Utilities In HOUSECLEANING — cellent working order. cut, not split. $60 If picked BUY WITH CONFIDENCRU and would like to have you grow with us. Our high Im On "tOl. lOSlPN ity. Good for singles. Coll NOTICE OF HEARING ERS WANTED — 25-45 cluded. Call 646-0505 or R eliable, referenc.es;: Many features. S95. Coll up. Coll 643-9664. Estate of Evelyn Colby Wl- technology company needs the following 646-1379. Work done by the lob. "Connecticut’s Oldest Llncoln-Mercury-Mazda Dealer" nunCANI PUIOir nml SEWING/HANDWORK Hours per week. Own 646-1960. 649-8155 otter 6pm. / sotske, on Incapable person kmiii Kitt yHi fiiiiiils an man Manchester area. Cdit Pursuant to on order of Hon. everyday in transportation. Call after LARGE FOAM BED CIERK TYPIST-MARKCTING- — Glastonbury toy fac MANCHESTER — First 646-1844. William E. FitzGerald, eitii sttipa mil nmiy Ini yiw! tory needs sewers/flnlsh- 5:30pm, 643-1699. QUEEN SIZE Mattress- wedge for Invalid, $15. 40-50 WPM typing skill. Ability to work indepen CALL NOW floor, five rooms, two /.box spring. Excellent Judge, doted August 24, 1983 dently. High School diploma and some office ex ers for quality plush line. bedrooms, garage, stor MANCHESTER Bathtub choir for shower a hearing will be held on on Full time or part time. NEEDED IMME- CERTIFIED NURS.qS condition. S285 or best Or bath, $25. Small application praying for au The Herald, perience helpful. 649-3454 age. No pets. Security. NOW RENTING AIDE seeks full time thority to sell certain real Sewing experience ne DIATELY — Mature, re offer. Call 523-1424, tOom butcher block dropleof 643-4633 $425 plus utilities. Sep employment coring fdt’ estate os In sold application BLUE PRINT CLERK- cessary. Call: The Velvet sponsible grandmotherly B22 MAIN ST. to 6pm. table, $45. Coll 646-4985. on tile morefully appears, at 1- 800- 842- 22/4 tember 1st. Allbrio Caatral Bwiaasi older adult, while family Part time position available. Four hours per day. Touch Stable Inc., 659- type person to help care Realty Inc. 649-0917. sa v i HUBP»tP$ OF POUABS NOW! the Court of Probate on "The Mftrtct members work. Availa ••••••••••••••••••••••a September 6, 1983 at 3:30 High School diploma required. Preferred hours: 0204 for appointment. for newborn and 2 year FOR SALE: Mother-of- P.M. 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. old In my home. Port 2 STORY BIDG. ble Mondov thru Friday, groom coot and dress GRILL COOKS — Look FOR RENT — COVEN 7am to 3pm or 8om to Misc. tor Sole 63 Dionne E. Yusinos Com m unity ing for two. Part time PART TIME OFFICE time. Own transportation TRY — Five New One ¥ f ftM Umaqqfhm ensemble. Size 18, Apri Ass't Clerk CLERK TYPIST-PERSONNEL- WORKER — Thursdays a must. Vernon area. Coll AIR CONDITIONED 4pm. Manchester oredl cot. Will sacrifice for $75. NEW 1983 CAPRI 040-08 weekdays and weekends, Bedroom Apartments. FULLY SPRINKLEREO Coll 649-4902. ••• Part time position available. Five hours per day. 10am to 5pm. Hourly and Fridays, 9:30 to 4:30. 646-5153, leave number Security and references. DOVER ELEVATOR Coll 649-7080. ’Largest Selection Voice Hours: 9am to 2pm. High School diploma re Typing and telephone with answering service. PARKING PRIVILEGES feND ROLLS— 27Va width INVITATION TO BID wage plus tips. Must be Call 742-6858. ofC ap rIsIn The Manchester Public quired. 40-50 WPM typing ability, shorthand 19. Apply Ham to 3pm, work. Call 528-6561 days. ALTER TO SUIT Paintina/Paperina S3 '^<25 cents; 13% width - 2 CB, $30. Steel Gate, $20. helpful. Personable. 1,000 to 6.000 S/F for 25 cents. MUST be The metro Schools solicits bids for Manchester Country LIKE PRIVATE HOME PER FLOOR III Two Lamps, $30. Coll BOILER RETUBINGot Man If interested please apply at our facility or send Club, 305 South Main SECRETARY — Medical OFFICE SUITES •••••••••••••••••••••^ tucked up at the Man- 646- 7462. Hartford Ares’ chester High School for the Since 1881." — Studio-type apart 1983-1984 school year. Sealed resume to: Michelle Virkler, Personnel Depart Street. office, Manchester. Ma ment. Utilities, applian FIRST FLOOR RETAIL ehester Herald Office BE- ment. ture woman. Telephone, WAITRESSES/WAITER OR OFFICES PAINTING AND PAPER I tORE 11 AM ONLY. 3 6 " COMBINATION bids will be received until ces. Working single HANGING -Exterior #3P31. equipped with cloth & vinyl mt.. 4-$peed standard trans.. power front disc brakes, September 7, 1983,2:00 P.M., tiling, typing. Pleasant — Experience necessary. adult. No children, pets. 647-S003 aluminum storm door, electronic ignition, rack & pinion steering. 4 steel belted radials. remote control mirror, ot which time they will be Weekends. Call 643-0640 and Interior, ceilings re .G r e e n e d l o a m — deluxe belts, reclining high back mdivlduarseats. sport steering wheel, full instrumentation publicly opened. The right Is GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. person. Four days per Call 643-2880. lU. NOtMiUI $15. And extra screens, with tachometer, wide body side nxildings. iiftback 3rd door, cargo cover & special vw.uR between 9am and 4pm, paired. References, fbito grovel, processed grovel, p ^ . of rear window defroster, power steering. AM/FM stereo with cassette, prernium reserved to relect any and oil week, 20-25 hours. Send $1.00 each. Coll 649-5038. bids. Specifications and bid 261 Broad Street resume to Box TT c/o The Tuesday thru Friday. insured. Quality work. sand, stone and fill. For sound system with amplifier. BURGER KING— Needs TWO BEDROOM DU Martin Mattsson, eveit- forms may be secured at the fflanrlirstrr Manchester, CT 06040 several people to work Herald. PLEX — Laundry hook deliveries call George FOR SALE: Red rug, Business Office, 45 North EOE Ings 649-4431. ~ School Street, Manchester, the following shifts: ups, fenced yard, central Gritting, Andover, 742- 9’10" X 11'8",$10.8' Gold Situation Wanted 23 Wanted to Rent 47 7886. SALE Connecticut. Mornings 6am ur 8am to location, appliances. No contemporv sofas, $10. 04468 WINF SALES INTERIOR — EXTE Coll 643-5478. Ham; Days, 11am to2pm utilities. No pets. Coll RIOR Pointing — Wal or 4pm; Evenings, 5-8pm Looking for aggres 649-0159. DELIVERING RICH PRICEe« 7 1 3 5 sive. self- motivated, PROFESSIONAL TY WANTED TO RENT In lpapering and drvWbll LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 BOYS DIRT Bl KE — New NOTICE TO CREDITORS CELEBRITY CIPHER or 10pm; Closing, 7:30pm Installation. Quality pre- 15 mou AT comPAMUt puas Estate of John W. Naudzus, Hrral^ to closing. Uniforms and experienced sales PIST ,— Seeking steady Coventry — Three bed plus tax. Washed sand, wheels, chain needs tight C«l«brHy Cipher cryptograms are created from quotetiona by femous people, past position to work of home ELLINGTON — Water fesslonal work. Reasona deceased and praaant. Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today'tciue: Yequal* D. meals provided free. p e rso n to jo in o u r e x front, four room apart rooms, must accept two stone, trap rock, and en Ing. $25, Robbie. Royal The Hon. William E. Fltz(3e- panding sales de or In my office port time. cots. Coll 871-0448. ble prices. Free esti grovel. 643-9504. Business tvpewiter, good rald. Judge, of the Court of by CONNIE WIENER Apply In person between ment, private beach, NEW 1983 LYNX partment in the grea Very fast and accurate. mates. G.L. McHugh, condition. $35, Beo. Call Probate, District of Man 2pm and 5pm at 467 644-3767. good fishing^ $500 In 643-9321. chester at 0 hearing held on “L HVEERY DU YIHPIW EVAP NRRX. Center Street, ter Hartford area. cludes heat, electricity 647- 9613. 3 - D R a August 23, 1983 ordered that 643-2711 Manchester. Media sales Import and water. Call 649-0152, Services dll claims must be presented L PIEY BLD, ‘YIH, L ANVEEINRY V TWO TWIN BOX Springs. to the fiduci dries on or be tore ant but not a neces Homes for Sale 31 875-5273. nonssioitti paintbib' NATCHBACR November 23, 1983 or be sity. Position otters I^ALUMINUM SHEETS Good condition, $20each. stock #3Y79 CsmiMrclil - RMldimia * ■■used as printing plates — barred os by low provided. FIPPER 1C AERRGLOT GLEEA.’ BR growth, and excellent MANCHESTER — Four Services Offered si Three new child booster Dionne E. Yusinos, Ctlling Tsxturt SpiciaiiL. :.007" thick, 23 X 24". 50« seats, $5.00 each. Call DRIVE IT TODAY! Ass't. Clerk money for top per room apartment, availa Houis Piwtf WuMnfl - The fiduciaries ore: PAINTERS HELPER — ble September 1st. $375 ••••••••••••••••••••••• >^ch, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643-2203, Keep Trylngl With front wheel drive, deluxe seat belts, day/night rear view mirror, 4-cyi. engine, full PIEY DR PI BVJR V CRN YWLOXA former. ContactWINF BOLTON — Large, four 2643-2711. They MUST be width cloth seats. 4-speed manual overdrive trans . semi style steel wheels, hi-back front Helen E. Sutter, Some experience helpful. plus utlltles, security and n s EsmuTB • individual seats, rack & pinion steering, inside hood release. 4 steel belted radials. deluxe 300 Westfield Rd., Radio. 257 East Cen bedroom Cope on two C 8. M TREE Service — ;;plcked up before Holyoke, Moss. 01040 VOY TRP AIDR WRAP.” — WIYORU Reliable, neat. Good pay ter St.. Manchester, acres, 23195 lOT-MD ^111 Center, 494 Main Street, bertson, Realtor, 643- BRICKS, BLOCKS, roofing. Residential ^ ar 'UTILITY TRAILER, $55. ••••••••••••••••••••••• XR'7. auto. » r PS. P0. s lt ^ ^ Auio . PS. PB. air cond . vmyi robf. Manchester, CT to hear and 5953. commercial. 649-4291. ' •aC4«X-2. iocal 1-owner Iravei TWO BEDROOM TOWN- STONE — Concrete. Singer sewing machine, 12 me. •4181 ISOEVV *tm consider the following IDEAL s Chimney repairs. No lob T U . Maple twin head- TWO MALE Oronge Lynx 3 ^ . hatchback, su conq . petitions: HOUSE — With garage, auto. A-C ft. PS #30866 Monta Carlo. AT. PS. PB. air s ltr; J 8. G ASSOCIATES — ZONE security deposit re too small. Coll 644-8356. FARRAND REMOD^i;- board, $10. Phone 649- Tiger kittens. Free to eo. and more Good Home. Coll 643- 81 me. >4377 CHANGE — EAST CENTER MEDICAL SECRETA- Lots/Umd for Solo 33 ING — Cabinets, roofina, to67. Lynx, 4*cyl.. 4-spaao. radio, tear IS8I CAPRI laxne. *3211 STREET (J-28) — To change SUMMER] quired. $480 a month, Bobcai 3-dr. haichback. 4 c y i. 4- 2228. d a fo a fir me# aconmy o k CAm m tnm $ DISHWASHERS — Part RY/OFFICE MANAGER before 4pm, 646-2469, 649- EXPERIENCED gutters, room addition, speed, rear widow d a fo tte r the zoning classification ••••••••••••••■•••••••• decks, alLtypes of remo m en '3111 YOUR CHOICE from Residence M to time, permanent posi required In a busy Man 8978 between 4 and 8pm. PAINTER-Quollty work. IB M TYPEWRITER C tcorl 2-dr.. 4 -c y l. 4-$pa«d. radio Tim e. >3111 deling and repairs. FRfSE FREE KITTENS, EIGHT Monarch 2-dr.. 6 SCHOOL Town meeting planned Those old cards UConn coach BUS on quality of education I are worth money has high hopes STOP SCHOOIS page 3 ... page 11 ... page 15 Cloudy tonight; Manchester, Conn. . showers Wednesday Tuesday, Aug. 30, 1983 — See page 2 OPEN iManrli^atrr Single copy: 25 SAFELYi™ H I By AAel Latner questionquestion of ofwhen when he hewill will go goto tothe the BeginBegin held held talks talks wil with U.S. envoy United Press International president,” Lorinez said. "Once it Robert McFarlane before meeting Bv Al Rossiter Jr. was clear that he would resign, we with coalition leaders to officially United Press International JERUSALEM — Prime Minister asked him to give us a few days for inform them of his decision to Menachem Begin today said he forming a new government." resign. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The shuttle Chal will resign as prime minister, but Energy Minister Yitzhak Modai Israel Television said M cFar lenger rocketed the first black American spaceman will give his coalition a few days to said “ there is no contrition, no lane carried a personal message and four other fliers into a 184-mile-high orbit early choose a successor before formally second thoughts. It is simply a from Reagan, apparently asking today, riding a brilliant spear of fire that turned night quitting. matter of allowing the coalition to Begin for a further delay in Israel's into day in a spectacle seen 400 miles away. "The prime minister's decision reorganize.” planned military redeployment in The launch was flawless and the astronauts got to resign is final. But we asked him In order to make his resignation Lebanon where two U.S. Marines down to work quickly with Guion Bluford, one of four to wait a few days to go to the official. Begin must tender it to died Monday in fighting between blacks in the space corps, using a biological Now that school s open, there are more kids on the road, more bikes in the streets. president, to give the parties of the President Chaim Herzog. religious factions. processing machine to purify iiving cells for the first coalition the chance to form a new In Santa Barbara, Calif., where Begin, 70, kept Israel in suspense time in space. Be alert! Watch out for them. They probably won't be cautious.. .but you should be. government,” said Shlomo Lo- President Reagan is vacationing, Monday, agreeing to delay his final Four and a half hours after their rain-delayed rinez, a leader of Agudath Israel, a aides declined immediate com decision at the request of coalition blastoff, mission commander Richard Truly, co-pilot coalition partner. ment on Begin’s resignation, ex leaders. Daniel Brandehstein and mission specialist Dale Begin has made no public cept to say it was an internal “ I gave a commitment to make Gardner told mission control what it was like to take statement, but Lorinez said the matter. up my mind by tomorrow morning prime minister told a meeting of In a related development, the off in the middle of the night atop two fiery solid and I will do it,” Begin was quoted booster rockets. political allies he feels "he is not Israeli government agreed to as saying Monday by Ehud Ul- Dr. William Thornton, the fifth crewman and at 54 able to continue. It is a personal Reagan's request to delay the mert, a member of the prime This Page Paid For And Sponsored By The Following Civic-Minded Businesses the oldest man in space, rode on the lower deck of matter. He feels he cannot go on redeployment of its forces around minister's Likud Party. any longer." Beirut Lebanon, hit by three days Challenger's cabin and apparently missed much of Emerging from a meeting with the show. “ He will resign, it is only a of escalating factional warfare. Begin at the prime minister's To spaceport observers, it was like an instantane residence Monday night, Ulmert ous sunrise. The flame gushing from Challenger's MANCHESTER HONDA ^ MANCHESTER PRESS said, “ Nothing transpired this "*Conn's Larg0$t Bxclutfvely Honda Dealer*' ALIIED PROTECTIVE ALARM, INC. boosters cast an eerie orange glow that brightened in ITh r n 1 ml Think nj Printin/t ihink nf ( .** evening to change my opinion (he) Salci - Service - Ports 143 West Middle Turnpike “Total Burglar A FIra Alarm Protection" seconds to virtual daylight intensity over the 24 Adorns Street is resolved to retire.” spaceport. Manchester • 643-2189 Manchester • 646-0220 Israeli news media reports said Monchester — 646-3515 To the astronauts aboard Challenger, at one point it Begin, in his second term as prime seemed like they were “ inside a bonfire." That was minister, would quit and name when the two boosters were kicked away by explosive Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir CANDIDS BY CAROL STAN BYSIEWICZ INSURANCE AGENCY charges to parachute into the Atlantic ocean near two as his successor. NEW ENGLAND MECHANICAL SERVICES ■■you Call Tha Shots" 386 Main Street waiting recovery ships. 166 Tunnel Rood “ Everyone begged the prime “ It looked like we were just totally enveloped in a Vernon — 871-1111 Photography tor all Qccaslons Manchester • 649-2891 minister to change his mind,” ball of flame,” Gardner said. “ The flame appeared to Laminating Service Deputy Prime Minister David be all around us, like we were in the center. MANCHESTER PACKING CO. Levy said after Begin's three-hour 983 Main Street, Manchester “ It looked like we were in a ball of flames for about KRAUSE FLORIST & GREENHOUSES meeting with coalition leaders DMrIbutort o l Bogner Meats 649-6619 15 seconds. In fact, it looked like it was never going to Monday. 349 Welherell St. “Largest Retail Growers In Manchester" stop. That really surprised us. It was quite a ride.” " I hope that everything we said 621 Hartford Road, Manchester Truly said the liftoff was like driving through a fog Manchester, Ct. • 646-5000 PAP AUTO PARTS today about the future, about the 307 E. Center St. bank with an internal light that "got brighter and f tests facing the nation, about brighter.” Manchester • 649-3528 I * i Judea and Samaria (the West Before liftoff. President Reagan saluted Bluford on DATSUN by DECORMIER Bank) ... will indeed have their his historical trip. "Sales, Service A Parts" effect,” Levy said. W. H. ENGLAND LUMBER CO. “ With this effort, we acknowledge proudly the first 285 Broad Street, Manchester SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER The television said three key ascent of a black American into space,” Reagan said “14 Offices to serve you" Rt. 44A, Bolton Notch coalition partners, Tami, the Na 643-4165 in a message to NASA. Manchester — 646-1700 649-5201 tional Religious Party and the A major test objective was achieved V/z hours after right-wing Tehiya Party decided Manchester, East Hartford, Burnside, launch when the Challenger's communications were Begin's resignation would have no relayed to Earth for the first time by NASA's new $100 MINIT-MAN PRINTING South Windsor, Andover, Ashford ' effect on their participation in the million tracking satellite for 34 minutes, bypassing “Low Cost Printing While You Wall" Northw ay REXALL Pharmacy government. ground stations across the United States. 423 Center Street “Prescription Specialists" At his home. Begin received a DONALD S. GENOVESI The doors to Challenger's 60-foot long cargo steady stream of political leaders Manchester • 646-1777 230 No. Main Street UPl photo compartment were opened as planned to expose the JNSUliANCE AGENCY, INC. and longtime confidants, all of Sprnng tho \tanchoMivr Area fo r Over 50 Years" Manchester • 646-4510 ship's cooling radiators to space. A brief telecast from whom urged him to stay on. 1011 Main Street Brilliant tail of fire from Challenger cuts the shuttle showed the open bay and its cargo. Since his wife, Aliza, died last LYDALL, INC. Manchester • 643-2131 Challenger, making its third flight and the eighth in November, Begin has become a path of hot-white in the night sky as One Colonial Road the shuttle program, b e p n the six-day mission when THE HAYES CQRPORATION withdrawn and has visibly aged the shuttle heads into orbit. The its three hydrogen engines and two booster rockets Manchester • 646-1233 “Our 20th Year of Professional Real Estate" and lost weight. Close aides said DILLON SALES & SERVICE, INC. dotted-line effect is the result of several roared into life at 2:32 a.m. EDT — 17 minutes late worries over mounting Israeli 362 East Center Street short exposures on the same frame of because of rain and clouds in the area. It was the first 319 Main Street casualties in Lebanon also took W.J. IRISH INSURANCE AGENCY Manchester • 646-0131 shuttle launch delay since the third shuttle flight 17 Manchester 643-2145 their toll on his health. film. “Service You Can Trust" months ago. 150 North Main Street Manchester • 646-1232 J.D. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, Inc. SULLIVAN & CO. 618 Cmlw StrMt Attends ceremony Mdnditfttr — 646-1980 Advertising SpecMIles HIGHLAND PARK MARKET 806 Main Street “The Choicest Meals In Town" CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., Inc. Manchester • 649-6523 317 Highland Street, Manchester "We Service What We Sail" 646-4277 38 Main Street HERITAGE SAVINGS llling thinks schools are better Manchester • 643-7958 CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY & LOAN ASSOCIATION GRAMES PRINTING By Sarah E. Hall ILLIN G ASSUMED the superin "Quality Service At Its Best" 1007 Main St., Manchester “Same day senlca whan you naed It In a hurry." 649-4586 Herald Reporter tendent's job just as the nation was Route 83 50 Purnell Place, Manchester dusting itself off from the eco Talcottvllle • 643-0016 The man who lent the school its nomic sandstorm that had choked 643-6669 AAA "For All Your Needs" name, 88-year-old Arthur H. llling prosperity and destroyed busi Travel-Insurance of 153 Porter St., was among the nesses in the late 1920s. The decade J. GARMAN, CLOTHIER proud guests this morning at an or two which followed was an 887 Downtown Main St., Manchester FILLORAMO CONSTRUCTION 391 Broad Street “ Excellence in Education''cerem exciting time, as curricula were 643-2401 17 Hlllcrest Road Mancdiester — 646-7096 ony honoring llling Junior High. built-up and new ideas became Bolton • 643-9508 The school was chosen in June as reality. THE MANCHESTER HERALD one of 144 outstanding secondary The then-superintendent started MANCHESTER PET CENTER “A Family Newspaper Since 1B81" school^ in the nation by the U.S. the push for audio visual aids in the 687 Main St. Department of Education. classroom (when television first AL SIEFFERT'S APPLIANCES, TV-AUDIO Herald Square, Manchester Manchester • 649-4273 " I feel very much pleased about came out, he said, he would 445 Hartford Road, Manchester ) the award," llling said Monday, in sometimes dismiss students to 647-9997 a voice whose steadiness and watch important events, such as W. G. GLENNEY CO. JOHN H. LAPPEN,INC. strength belie his age. “ It's a good presidential inaugurations, in the Herald photo by Tarquinlo “Quality— The Bast Economy Qt AH" 164 E. Center Street school, and it deserves the honor.” living rooms of neighborhood Manchester • 649-5261 homes equipped with the new 336 North Main Street NASSIFF ARMS CO. Manchester • 049-5253 It got away ILLIN G SAID the quality of local d evice). He helped get social House ol Sports Since 1944 education has “ generally im workers intotheschools, and set up 991 Main St. Mark Ingalls of Greenwich found himself with a dilemma proved' ' since the day he retired as a program for students with school superintendent 22 years speech impediments. JAMES R. McCAVANAGH REALTY Manchester • 647-9126 MORIARTY BROTHERS :at Monday's Manchester Golf Open at Manchester . “Residential A Commarclal Sales" “0 « r SOM ago. He was reluctant to down “ Most of it was pulling out of the 315 Center Street : Country Club after a getaway shot on the second hole grade today's schools in any depression we'd just been through, 73 West Center St. Manchester • 643-5135 went over the green and landed in the road near a curb. aspect: “ I don't want to criticize when programs had been cut very Manchester • 649-3800 PARKER STREET USED AUTO PARTS, INC. Ingalls finished far down the list of finishers. Story on my peers,” he said. drastically,” llling said, down He did admit there was “ a whole -Fo r All Your Auto Parts Naads, Come See Us" page 15. playing his own importance in the ORLANDO ANNULLI & SONS, INC. different atmosphere surrounding Herald photo by Tarquinlo shaping of a modern school 775 Parker Street TED CUMMimS INSURANCE AGENCY / the schools” when he first came to system. General Contractors Manchester • 649-3391 All Linrs of Inturonce With A PerMonal Touch" ^ * the'Manchester school system as He is supportive of special 147 Hale Road 376 Main Street ' high school vice principal in 1930, Arthur H. llling, 88, for whom llling Junior High School education and the tightening of Manchester • 644-2427 "We can’t hide behind our productr Manchester • 646-2457 Inside Today through his three years in that was named, talks to former llling student body president academic requirements now, al position and two years as princi Despina Kalfas at the award presentation ceremony this though he has mixed feelings about J. A. WHITE GIASS CO., INC. 20 POOM, 2 uctlons pal, and during his term as morning. the powerful teachers' unions GENERAL GLASS O VER 35 YEARS E X P ER IEN C E superintendent from 1935 until existing today. Groups like the 330 Green Road THE CARLYLE JOHNSON MACHINE COMPANY Advica ...... 12 Lottarv...... 2 1961. Manchester Education Associa 31 BIssell Street SpecialitiM in Power Transmiuion Since 1903 Arao...... 7 Obituarlei...... lo In the 1930s, llling said, it was not tion “practically didn't exist” Manchester • 646-4920 though they're going to a picnic or The old junior high school in the Manchester • 649-7322 52 Main Street UutlnMt...... 20 Opinion...... '...... t uncommon for boys to wear suit Clottlflod...... 10-19 Poopletolk ....'...... 2 the beach rather than attending to Bennet building also had sex- when he was superintendent; "The Manchester • 643-1531 jackets and ties to school.lt was administration was a little more Com lci...... I Sports...... 15-17 the business of schooling,” llling segregated classes a half-century unheard-of for girls to wear entortalnnwnt...... 12 Television...... o quipped. “ School used to be a more ago, but llling remembers how “ a autocratic back then,” he said. anything but dresses. impoortant part of students' new principal cam e in and “ Today, some students look as lives.” changed all that.” Please turn to page lo