82 - MANCHKSTCR HERALD. Tuesday. Aug, 23. 19H3 Yankee Traveler Travel In Brief JV sports are returning Travel brochure iMued A weekend of fruit, vegetable fetes ECHS priest Is Pohl Is called VIENNA, Austria — Vienna’s Jewish Weicome to town’s junior highs Yankee mag star male chauvinist Service (Stephansplatz 10. telephone 638891) and Editor's Note: Another in a series of weekly Bring all your extra zukes and put them to work in period plays, play games and see jousts, magicians. the Vienna Tourist Board have issued a travel features written for U PI by the A LA Auto and Travel carving competition, zucchini shot putting, a zuke and all the other characters from medieval times. ;■ brochure aimed at Jewish tourists, called Club aimed at providing New Englanders with relay race and a zuke-jumping bicycle race. Zucchini Admission to King Richard’s Faire is $7 for the day; i ... page 9 ... page 15 ... page 3 "Heritage and Bfission: Jewish Vienna.” fuel-conserving, close-to-home leisure trips. will be baked, brewed in beer and otherwise $2 for children 5:12; and free for children under 5. i The colorful, 10-page booklet includes a map of immortalized. The “ Zuke of E arl” also will be Call (617) 344-7998 for information. the city pointing out sites of Jewish interest such crowned. The Millyard Stree Theater will present Chekov’s as the synagogues, the El A1 office, two kosher By John Zonderman ALA Auto and Travel Club Call (603) 827-3254 for information. “ The B ear" at the Market Mills Courtyard on the restaurants and various Jewish-oriented Wine connoisseurs and amateur oenologists should corner of Market and Dutton Streets in downtown^ museums. W ELLESLEY, Mass. — Fruit and vegetable head for Pomfret. Conn., on Saturday, Aug. 27, for the Lowell, Mass., Friday afternoon, Aug. 26. In addition,!^ It also presents a brief history of more than first annual New England Amateur Winemaking the Ther^ffiichore Dance Theater will perform' 1.000 years of Jewish culture in Vienna, offers festivals in Maine, New Hampshire and Connecticut highlight activities the weekend of Aug. 26-28 which Competition of the American Wine Association, at the improvisational, masked and modem folk dance. general information about the city, and is Hamlet Hill Winery. Seminars will be held on the The performaces run from noon to 4 p.m. and are., Clear tonight; illustrated with pictures of the city and rf famous the ALA Auto and Travel Club.recommends. Manchester, Conn. In Houlton, Maine, the annual Potato Festival and tasting, chemistry and vocabulary of wine. There is a part of the Lowell National Historical Park affdi Viennese Jews such as psychiatrist Sigmund 810 fee to attend the seminars, and $12 more for Lowell Heritage State Park summer festival. '• '« sunny Thursday Freud, composer Gustav Mahler and Zionist New England Bluegrass Music Festival takes place Wednesday, Aug. 24, 1983 dinner.-with wine, of course. Call (617) 453-1950 for information. , '■ Theodore Hertzl. throughout the weekend. — See page 2 Arts and crafts, parachute-jumping contests, It’s a big weekend for fairs in Jdaine. ' Single copy; 25

MI^5e99 YOUR COST Comics ...... 16 Sports ...... 9-12 Foliage tours leave Boston on Sept. 21 and 27- Filipino politicians who oppose the authoritarian buying what used books were available. They would spend Entertainment . .18 Television ...... 16 George Washington Country from Philadelphia The decision leaves Rhode Island as the only New Marcos regime also questioned the government $150 if they were to buy their books new, they agreed. New Lottery ...... 2 Weather ...... 2 on Sept. 10 and Oct. 25. For details write Country England state to allow the hunting of the migratory account of the killing and demanded to know how books, as well as leftover old ones, will be sold at the school game bird. TAYLOR CHAMPAGNE 7som CALIF CEUARS sura Herald photos by Torquinio Inn Tours, 2930 Camlno Diablo. Walnut Creek. Aquino could have been attacked while under heavy Thursday. Calif. 94596, or phone toll-free (800) 227-2432. . Charles E. Barry, Fish and Game executive Bnil or Extra Dry Rooo, RMno, ChaM, Buro- Some used books were marked down as much as SAMPLES TODAY BUQ *7.99 military guard. A list of available used books in her hand. dirertor, defended the hunt at a news conference A0MI^6o9 9 sua>9M AOAmPO oV' two-thirds from the list price. Last year, the sale of used The Manchester Herald today continues An autopsy report on Aquino released to the family East Catholic student Lisa Esposito checks Itssampllno program to brine copies of the Monday. "However, all input to my office has been Tuesday listed the, cause of death as “ brain texts netted some $20,000 for students who had brought newspaper to non-subscribers In unanimously against the hunt," he said. izm a laceration” and loss of blood due to “ a gunshot wound off the purchases she will need to make. their books in to be soid. Manchester. rKAHLUA urns CLAN MCGREGOR i.7S liras to the head.” loUQ. SCOTCH J L O j Regatta •18.45 ADAM ENROLL IN FREE M5.99 m 8UG. *14.M ADAH I X bO V UTOS Local Issues remain unresolved in a dry REGIONAL ADULT BASIC EMMET'S IRISH CREME 8UG. •9.19 ADAM ^ 7 b 9 9 climate 8Ua^.28 AOAM$7b8 8 jI EDUCATION PROGRAMS BEEFEATER'S GIN uthi SYDNEY, Australia MIST 5DDML I I Tow n picketers discuss strike (U PI) — Central Austra­ IRISH lia attracts vast crowds ADULT HIGH SCHOOL CREDIT DIPLOMA PROGRAM 8UQ. each year to its Henley- For the person who wishes to get credit for former high school •13.19 By James P. Sacks “■'ijH V were pleased at the prospect of on-Todd regatta — held on lACARDI RUM 1.7s urn courses, work, mllltary and other life experiences. A planned pro­ Herald Reporter returning to work after almost a bone-dry river bed. gram for each IndlvIdMal’s needs and interests relating to future Fun and sun are the M&R VERMOUTH 7sd ml three weeks on strike. They also adam$ h , 7 j Manchester-based telephone chief drawing cards of the goals beyond high school. Call the Regional AduH Education Cen­ said they weren’t bitter against ter (875-1960) for more Information A o u t this program. 8UG. company employees were honor­ regatta, where teams gal­ management about the strike, •5.32 1 CANADIAN OFC i.rs urn ing picket lines manned by lop along the dry Todd ADAM ^ 4 b7 9 during which managers kept most HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PREPARATION workers from a union that has not river carrying bottomless For the person who wishes to take the Connecticut phone services, save directory boats. State High School Diploma Examination. J&B SCOTCH ura adamM 3 > 7 9 yet reached agreement with man­ assistance, running smoothly. agement, three picketers said this On August 27 enthusias­ "W e ’ve been eating lots of hot DUG. liiil BEAM BOURB. C O N N ^ i morning. They said no union tic teams from all over •14J5 » « . < 1 2 . 5 9 dogs and having lots of meals at Australia will compete, ^ _ PRE-HIQH SCHOOL REVIEW LITER workers had returned to work. mom’s," said one of the approxi­ For the fMraon who has problems with Spelling/Reading/Math or The strike continued here in and novelty events ensure DUO. •8.85 ABM*M.M mately 10 phone company em- FLEISCHMANN'S GIN 1.75 u m . _____ spite of news reports saying that everyone has a gran?** “ ddltlonal help before entering the equivalency pro- pbyees walking Tuesday. ’’The chance to participate. meiAM 7 ii«r TCL.WOI telephone workers are returning to kids keep asking me, 'Mom, are Perhaps the most popu­ ADAM ^ 9 . 9 9 ' ^8U G . work nationwide. The three picke­ you going back to work today?’’’ lar event is the Australia ters stood outside the Southern The strikers generally had be­ ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE New England Telephone Co.’s Cup. The Australian team the for*lgn born person who wishes to gain greater fluency In tween 15 and 30 years of experience always wins, due to the Center Street offices. at their jobs with SNET. All said The three, members of the American team being SI. PAHU UML 12 0 Z.BTL8 /' the phone company wasn’t a bad consistently disqualified 12 oz. cans ‘■▼ ••DK. • PACK * 3 .9 9 Communications Workers of place to work. on any technicality the BOTH DAY AND EVENING America, said workers who belong While talking to a reporter, they judge can think of. to unions which have reached were handed fliers by a union agreement with the American The finale of the Henley- CLASSES AT CONVENIENT 6 PACK <2.79 SSffifAiiSS^ 12 0Z.CAN8 representative detailing the cur­ omTodd is the gun battle Telephone and Telegraph Coj. have rent scheme for workers to take up where rival crews wage LOCATIONS AND TIMES SCHMOT'S iaOZ.CAN8 lived up to their promise to'honor their jobs again. eW A lines. Those honoring the war and flour and water Free Occupational Counseling 12 ^CK »3.$9 GROtSCil 120Z.BTLB. Another flier, handed out ear­ bombs are hurled in an lines include members of the lier, provided some details about attempt to sink each oth­ Free Classes STROH'S 120ZCAN8 BRACK < 3 .9 9 ., Connecticut Union of Telephone \ the national contract. ers boats. Workers, some of whom said while Many of the employees had 12 PACK Herald phoioD by Tarquinio , TourisU cross a wide Call your Adult School for additional information: < 4 .9 9 walking their own picket line line DAN NAGLE DENNIS SINES doubts about whether the strike expanse of desert to reach RUSCH BARETLB Telephone company operators Florence McGugan Tuesday they expected to return to picketing with dad . . . "seen better" had really been a success. the regatta site near Alice REGIONAl ADUIT BASIC EDUCATIONAI aNTER CARUNG 1$ o z CANS, BWTCABE ♦ 7J 9 CASE 12 OZ. (right) and Audrey McGowan said while walking a work sometime today. Though openly happy about Springs in Central Austra­ The CUTW line had disappeared returning to work, they had a •7S-HM Connecticut Union of Telephone Workers picket line this morning. lia. The closest capital <8.99* would return to their jobs, one neck out’ ’ to predict the workers mixed reaction to the contract and s a a n z OZ. CANS • PACK < .S cities of Adelaide to the E. Hartford 568-5990 Qiaatonbury 659-0404 12 2 1 Tuesday that they were looking forward to returning to The eW A members said local eW A equipment installer. Gene would be back on the job Thursday. to the walkout in general, which south and Darwin to the Mansfieid 429-3351 work. The UTW workers had not returned this morning, issues, including job security, are Curylo, said. “ Anything'spossible. many felt had been caused by Manchester 647-3571 not yet resolved. “ We’re keeping north are 800 miles away. SALgP^EB GOOD THR01IOHaB.lt IM L We don’t know for sure," MOST OF THE workers who management. Vernon 875-8471 Stafford 684-4233 ■PmCBSDO NO TIN^U however, according to three workers from the everybody out," said one. SEPT. 3 P E P . O R tA L E B TAW Another picketer warned a re­ manned the union strike lines in Operator Florence McGugan, Communications Workers of America. Asked when he thought workers porter, ' You'd he slicking your Manchester Tuesday said they Please turn to page 8 g 2 MANCIIKSTKK lIKKAi.D.Wcdncsduv. Aug. 24. 19»3 \ . *1 MAN'CIIKSTKK HKHAI.».Wc(liusd;iv. Aug 24. I9K:I -_3_ Money spent per stuaom aoo¥e average UFOs dazzle some, Primary campaign heats up Manchester Region teacher pay below nation bore veteran watchers . In Brief Perkins calls Pohl a male chauvinist NEW HAVEN (U P l) — People are said it was too big to be a plane. "And the lights would suddenly go By Sarah E. Holl MRS. PKItKINS SPOKE ol licr "long ami very D Y E R LA I.I-E D the Manchester Herald Tue.sday U) salary in the region was in Rhode Island, In terms of Scholastic Aptitude Test peering into the night skies of New Murphey is honored say he thinks' it's a tremendous mistake if Pohl infers By Joseph Mlonowony Haven where sightings of unidenti­ out. That's what baffled us.” Herald Reporter aelivc haekgroaiiil ineducation in Manchester," and which reported a $23,175 level. It was the scores, the report showed that for all of the F. Murphey storu-d to work for he is nol running against both of us.” Dyer, referring United Press International fied flying objects have "freaked "We made a joke about," Rayon Honin' Now lliiil 20-.vcar-ol(l Michael K. Hohl i.s an olliclal eharaeteri/.ed I’olil's "baek-lo-l)a.sic.s" hattle-ery as only New England .state above the national country's college-bound seniors, the aver­ Mani'hi'.slor's Board of Park Conimissioiu'rs on nolhing lull a "Im/./.word. " '’We never lefi the basics," to a reeeni Herald editorial that criticized the age verbal-math scores dropped from out" witnesses and bored veteran said. "We thought maybe they were candidate for school hoard in the Sept. 13 Dcnnicralic W ASHINGTON — On the whole, teachers average. Vermont was the lowest in the Aug. 14. I9'2R for $35 a wn-k. On Tiii'.sday ho she added.. Democratic party for overreacting to Pohl's candi­ 453-484 in 1972 to 426-467 last year — a sky watchers. watching us as if they didn't want to primary which he forced by petition, his op|H>nent, in New England are paid significantly less region and third from last in the nation at rcooivod .some added oom|X'nsation when Iho The propn.sal .she and Dyer have made on the use ol dacy, said it would be dangerous for the party to reduction of 27-17. The UFOs — described as oval be seen.” incumbent Susan L. I’erkins, i.s speaking up agiiinst than the national average, even though the $15,338. The UFOs didn't baffle Louis skating area at Contor Springs Park was named him. $.50,000 in slale Guaranteed Tax Base funds the "sleep at the .switch." Connecticut had a $20,300 figure, Massa­ shaped and equipped with multi­ for him. "If you don't treat a primary seriously, a person money spent per .student is slightly greater, Meanwhile, in New England, the average colored lights — were seen from Coveyduck. He was on duty at "I did not think it appropriate to comment on Mr. .schools will receive i.s a re.s|xinsible one, she said, as chusetts was at $19,000, Maine at $15,772 and A plaque imbedded in a piece of granite on the who i.s good at getting a limited group of people out to a new study shows. scores went from abou 1456-484 a decade ago diverse points ip the city Sunday Tweed-New Haven Airport when the I’ohl's remarks before he got all of his 596 far as .schiml building improvements, re-instalenient New Hampshire at $15,353. norlh bank of Center Spring.s Pond marks the the primary can win...in a primary, two or three The 118-page report from the Carnegie to 430-467 in 1982 — dropping an almost night. One was reported straddling first of abou 120 calls started coming signatures," Mrs. Perkins said Tuesday. She suspects of teachers, and parental demand for the return of (Manchester public schools pay teachers area as Ihe "Horace F. Murphey Skating and hundred votes can alter the course of an election,” he Foundation, released Tuesday, also indi­ identical 26-17. New England's highest 1982 the empty Yale Bowl, ordinarily the in at aboilt 10:30 p.m. That was that Pohl singled her nut as the person to beat, instead junior varsity s|M)rtsareconcerned. Pohl hassaidthut an average of $20,500 a year, according to Recreation Area of Center Spring.s Park." explained. cated that in a variety of other areas. New scores were reoorled in New Hampshire. scene of football games. Another or about the time police department of fellow incumbent candidate Richard W. Dyer, more of Ihe $.50,000 should go toward the beefing-up of England schools were reflecting national the superintendent's office. switchboards began buzzing, too. In a brief talk aeeepling the honor. Murphey because she is a woman. “ He sounds very academies. •Ted T. Cummings Jr., treasurer of Manchester's However, in terms of money spent per perhaps the same one was seen education trends, which have come under Another area in which New England ‘T v e been here for 20 years and I traced the history of the park in charaeterisli- chauvinistic." she said of Pohl. She rebutled Pohl's claim that Dyer was trying to You'ng Democrats and Dyer's campaign manager, pupil. New England came in just above the gliding toward the roof of a news­ attack in recent months. mirrored the nation was in the number of hear this stuff all the time,” said cally precise languag e, but he chocked with Pohl has claimed that he based his decision on the "sew .some coattails" for her by "doing all Ihe al.so phoned the Herald Tuesday to say he thinks nation as a whole, reporting spending an paper plant. The study, entitled "The Condition of pupils per teacher, where the region went Coveyduck.' ‘I didn't even go outside emotion when he came to the end of his talk and election records of the two candidates, both of whom talking." "M r. Dyer simply likes to use the phone Pohl's tactics are "unethical.” “ I'm appalled and average $3,071.33 on each student, as "The thing was huge. It looked Teaching — a State by State Analysis," from 20.2 students per instructor in 1972 to thanked the community for the honor it bestowed were endorsed by the Democratic Party earlier this more than Mrs. Perkins likes to use the phone," she shocked at the way Pohl is outright attacking the other compared to the U.S. average of $2,917. bigger than a 747,” said Shawn and look.” / noted that teachers are now among the 16 per teacher last year. Meanwhile, the The control tower closes at 10 p.m. on him. month. said. two candidates." he added. In that area, Rhode Island and Connecti­ Fricker, 24, of Milford who said he nation's lowest-paid professionals with an nation went from 22 pupils for each teach to and Coveyduck assumed people just Murphey headed thetown's park program from cut were the region's leaders, spending saw the object over the Yale Bowl as average salary of $20,531, an increase of 7.3 18 during that same decade. saw the lights of the last plane 1928 until his retirement in 1967. $3,792 and $3,746 respectively. he and John Trendine, 25, of West percent from 1981-82. leaving the airport for the night. But Two of the region's states — New The region was, however, far below the Haven were driving home from It offered no specific recommendations, the calls kept coming for an hour. By inspeetprs find no job hazard, so far Hampshire and Maine — spent less on nation in terms of minority pupils and downtown New Haven. Building fees quadrupled but made it clear that teachers' pay must be that time, Coveyduck said, “the students than the nation as a whole. New students. While the country showed that “ It freaked me out,” said Fricker, hiked and working conditions improved for "I was not drunk.” plane was in New Jersey.” The value of building fees collected during July Reed reportedly held fust to the release lever on the Kccd underwent surgery Tuesday at Hartford the future of America's schools to be Hampshire reported expenditures of $2,341 26.7 percent of the elementary and 1983 was about four times the amount collected Investigators from the U. S. Occupational Safety Security guards Jose Velasquez Another reason he said he wasn’t and Health Administration have not yet uncovered bucket as it swung, and was dragged through the Hospital, where he has been a patient since he was brightened. per student, while Maine said it spent $2,651 secondary students were minorities, as for construction in July 1982. and Kenneth Rayon were making getting excited about the reports any safety violations in their investigation of an Aug. waist-high wooden scaffolding, Barnes said. transferred from Manchester shortly after the For the six New England states, the study on each. were 12.5 percent of the teachers, the New Last month, the town Building Department England states reported that minorities their rounds at the Jackson News­ was that the Air Force concluded 12 accident on Buckland Street that nearly cost an 1-86 Barnes said he understood wet concrete fell on top of accident. He suffered traumatic injuries to his head in showed an average teacher's salary of Massachusetts at a level of $2,958 and papers when they saw something after an exhaustive 1969 study that charged permittees a total of $40,955 on the accident, according to earlier reports. His Vermont at a figure of $2,940 were near the made up only 6.5 percent of their students construction worker his life. OSHA authorities Reed after Reed landed in the mud below the bridge. $18,156.33, a 4.7 percent hike from 1981-82. move toward the plant roof. Rayon UFOs don’t exist. construction valued at $5.1 million. The figure for Reed was taken by ambulance to Manchester condition was stable when he went into surgery, a average. and 2.76 percent of their teachers. confirmed Tuesday. By far, the highest average teaching permits issued in July 1982 was $8,300 on a total of Memorial Hospital. hospital spokesman said. $7;3 million, but the job that accounted for most of The investigation is still incomplete, according to Barnes stressed that the account he furnished that cast was work on the town’s sewer treatment John Barnes, a supervisor in OSHA's Hartford office. Tuesday has not been officially confirmed by the If the OSHA officer determines that there were plant. Herman Reed, a 55-year-old employee of investigating OSHA compliance officer. safety violations at the time of the accident, the Weather The town does not charge ifself permit fees for Southington-based Brunalli Construction Co., was Federal regulations call for a safety barrier on the company may be cited or fined up to $1,000, depending building work. critically injured when a crane-hoisted bucket filled bridge construction site capable of withstanding 200 on the seriousness of the charges, according to with concrete apparently swung beyond the scaffold­ pounds of force from any direction, according to Barnes. Fines up to $5,000 may be levied in rare cases Peopletalk Connecticut today Vocational grant awarded ing where Reed was helping pour the concrete at the Barnes. He said a concrete-filled bucket of the size in when a company is found to have known about safety site of a new bridge under construction across 1-86, use at the time of the accident would have weighed infractions and ignored them, willfully disregarding Today sunny. Highs around 80. SEATTLE Manchester schools will receive a total of Barnes said. considerably more than 200 pounds. employee safety, Barnes said. Winds mainly light northeast. $42,888 in vocational education grants from the Life imitates ‘Daiias’ Tonight clear and cool. Low State Department of Education this school year, temperature in the mid 50s. Light PAIR it was recently announced. In the CBS series "Dallas,” the character of variable winds. Thursday mostly Of that total grant, $29,487 will go toward Fire calls Jock Ewing had to be killed off when the actor sunny and a little warmer. Highs 80 regular vocational programs such as coopera­ who played him died suddenly. to 85. Winds becoming light #AN FRAMCOCO tive, business, and industrial education, work In order to help his widow. Miss Ellie, played by southerly. i study, training for the handicapped, and home Barbara Bel Geddes, cope with her husband's LOa AN^CS economics. A special equipment grant for the Manchester death, the writers invented a "Jock Ewing Air quality business and industrial education programs will Memorial Scholarship” grant to Southern Metho­ LOWEST amount to $13,401. Monday, 7:25 p.m. — The state Department of Envir­ TEMPERATURES medical call. Martin dist University. SMU has been getting a lot of SO. MIAMI The Board of Directors approved the specified School (Town and letters asking about the grant, and SMU onmental Protection forecast mod­ uses of the grants on Aug. 9. President Donald Shields invited the producers of erate air quality levels across LMOtMO — ------Paramedics) “Dallas,” L ,rimar Productions, to make good. Connecticut today. The D E P re­ ^^*A* I/.*.IewO» Monday, 7:35 p.m. — ported the same conditions state­ house fire, 20 Marble St. Lee Rich, president of Lorimar, came through 70 Zinsser wants change wide Tuesday. (Eighth District and with a check for $2,500 to establish the Lorimar UPl WEATHER rOTOCAST Is State Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, scholarship to be given each fall to the student of Vernon) L.I .Sound wants a state agency to be able to use an entire Monday, 10:12 p.m. — television, film or communicationsthe most $60,000 allocation provided by the legislature last promise and financial need. box alarm, Manchester Long Island Sound from Watch National forecast year to fight child abuse. Memorial Hospital (Town Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, N .Y.: The Department of Children and Youth and Paramedics) Winds, northeast to east at 5 to 10 For period ending 7a.m. ESTThursday. During Wednesday night, fair Services currently can spend only the interest on Monday, 10:20 p.m. — knots through tonight, becoming weather wiil generaiiy predominate. Minimum temperatures the money, but the senator says that was not the medical call. 350 Hartford Quote of the day south at the same speed Thursday. ionciude: (maximum readings in parenthesis) Atianta 74 (91), Boston intent of the legislature in appropriating it. Road (Paramedics) Anne Francine, who has played "Mame’s” Visibility, 5milesormore,except3 61 (77), Chicago 72 (91), Cleveland 65 (68), Dallas 76 (99), Denver 57 He wrote to state Attorney General Joseph Tuesday. 1:58 a.m. — friend Vera Charles some 800 times with Angela to 5 miles in haze 'Iliursday (87), Duluth 62 (60), Houston 72 (96), Jacksonville 72 (94), Kansas Liqberman Tuesday and said the legislature’s box alarm, Milford and Lansbury, Juliet Prowse, Kitty Carlisle Hart and morning. Weather, some haze City 74 (95), Little Rock 74 (97), Los Angeles 63 (77), Miami 77 (87), intended the entire $60,000 to be spent to fight Sanford streets (Town Celeste Holm in the title role, had a real problem Thursday, otherwise fair. Average Minneapolis 70 (88), New Orleans 77 (95), New York 67 (61), Phoenix cMid abuse. State officials, according to the and Paramedics) early in her career — alcohoiism. wave heights, 1 foot or less today 75 (100), San Francisco 57 (77), Seattle 55 (69), St. Louis 74 (95), and Manchester legislator, will not allow the $60,000 to Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. — be spent because of rules governing trusts that She told Women’s Wear Daily, "I overcame through Thursday. Washington 72 (88). medical call (Town and drinking when I had the certain knowledge I was say only interest can be spent. Paramedics) losing my ability to function as an entertainer. I New England Lieberman is expected to rule soon on the use of Tuesday, 7:51 p.m. — regained control about 18 years ago, but I the fund. alarm, Garden Drive wouldn't have been able to do it without Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ Delay in giving the department permission to (Town and Paramedics) Alcoholics Anonymous. Today people get angri­ land: Sunny skies today. Highs 75 spend the entire allocation, Zinsser told Lieber­ Tuesday, 8:26 p.m. — est at me over my loathing of drinking and to 80 except 70 to 75 along eastern man in the letter, “will impede the state's effort to smoke in the area. Au­ smoking.” shore points. Clear and cool establish the Qiildren's Trust Fund, as well as tumn Street (Town and tonight. Lows 50 to 55 interior and hinder efforts to seek private contributions." Paramedics) in Uie low 60s along the coast. The youth services' department got the funds Tuesday, 11:31 p.m. — Mostly sunny and a little warmer after a measure sponsored by Zinsser passed the medical call, Spencer on Thursday. Highs 80 to 85 except legislature last year. Street (Town and 75 to 80 east coastal areas. Paramedics) Faces weapons charges Maine and New Hampshire: Actor Todd Bridges of the television shoe Mostly sunny today. Highs near 70 “Diff’rent Strokes” appeared in a Beverly Hills north to near 80 south. A little Municiple Court Monday for his arraignment on cooler at the beaches. Fair tonight. Where can you find misdemeanor weapons charges. He pleaded Lows in the upper 40s to mid SOs. innocent on charges of carrying a concealed Partly sunny with a chance of a few weapon and carrying a loaded firearm in a showers north and mostly sunny JUNIORS vehicle. A preliminary hearing was set for south Thursday. Highs in the 70s CORDUROY September 13, 1983. north to near 80 south except cooler at the coast. Vermont: Sunny and pleasant today. Highs 75 to 80. Fair and cool PAINTS tonight. Lows in the 50s. Thursday Glimpses mixed clouds and sun. Chance of a Satellite view shower in the north. Highs near 80. Mitzi Gaynor has been named the 1983 National Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. E D T shows Committee Chairman of the American Heart several poorly-organized wealher features. A large cluster of Association ... Extended outlook nighttime thunderstorms covers North Carolina. Scattered cloudsdot $ 1 2 9 9 ? George Segal will begin filming “Robin Hood” Extended outlook for New Eng­ the rest of the eastern half of the nation. A broken narrow band of in England about Sept. 5 land Friday through Sunday: thunderstorms cuts across Minnesota and North Dakota, while a Sandra Bernhard ^11 appear Aug. 31 on NBC’s Connecticut. Massachusetts and broader, more prominent band of dissipating evening thunderstorms c o m p . ^26 “ Late Night with David Litterman” ... Rhode Island: Fair weather on stretches from the Plains into Mexico. Leslie Lawlon, artistic director of the Royal Friday. Chance of showers Satur­ Lyceum Theater of Edinburgh, is coming to New day and Sunday. Daytime high York to do research for a musical revue tracing temperatures from the upper 70s to Facials for men the history of the Broadway musical from 1920 to mid 808. Overnight lows mainly in Dick Clark, who at 53 looks young enough to 1980 ... the 60s. Almanac dance on American Bandstand, has become the Ken Norton has lined up three days of photo Vermont: Warm and muggy mi ie spokesman for a line of men’s facial treatment sessions this week with Francesco ScavuUo, Friday and Saturday with a chance products and vitamins. modeling Fernando Sanchez’s new "at home” of thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s Today is Wednesday, Aug. 24, Herculaneum were buri^ by the Clark, author of "Looking Great, Staying leisure wear for men. and lows in the 60s. Fair and cooler the 236th day of 1983 with 129 to eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Young," offers this philosophy: "Looking great Sunday. Highs in the 70s and lows follow. In 1814, the British captured Why Pay More? and staying young is something you do, not in the SOs. The moon Is full. Washington, D.C., and burned the something you wish for. It doesn’t have to be Maine and New Hampshire: The morning star is Mars. Capitol building and the White MANCHESTER PARKADE complicated. It doesn't have to be expensive- Partly cloudy Friday. Chance of The evening stars are Mercury, House. ....Whatever your present age. Whatever your showers Saturday. Clearing Sun­ Venus, Jupiter and Saturn. In 1932, Amelia Earhart became present budget." day. Lows in the SOs. Highs in the Those bom on this date are under tbe first woman to make p Gerald N. Kern, who heads the Skin Controi 70s and low SOs. the sign of Virgo. They include transcontinental non-stop flight. ■ Systems that Clark has hookedup with, says of his pioneer British abolitionist Wil­ In 1968, France detonated it's prospective customer: "He’s the man next door. Weather radio liam Wilberforce in 1759, Argen­ first hydrogen bomb in the South one-stop shopping for He’s the guy on the commuter train. He's a tine poet and author Jorge Luis Pacific. foreman, a controller, an account executive or a The National Weather Service Borges in 1899, and Rom'an Ca­ canning & freezing suppiies iong-distance trucker." Well, maybe. broadcasts 24-hour continuous tholic Cardinal Richard Cushing of A thought for the day: Thomas weather information on 162.475 New York in 1895. Jefferson, third president of tlfe regular canning |ars mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in On this date in history: United States, said, "The earth New London and 162.40 mHz in In 79 A.D., thousands were killed belongs to the living, not to the Ve p in t s ...... *4.39 TWILL SKIRTS BELTED CHEENO’S Dancers in tip-tap shape Meriden. and the cities of Pomneii and dead.” p in ts...... *4.79 Belted fly front style with slash pockets. pleated twill trousers in teal, purple, navy, About 3,000 tap-dancers tapped their way from q u a r t s ...... *5.44 Navy, khaki, or dark violet, sizes 6-14. khaki, jade or royal, sizes 6-14. Reg. $25. the Empire State Building across the 34th Street, wide mouth Jars Reg $24 1 7 ,9 7 17.97 trying to set a world record. q u a r t s ...... *5.88 Dancers from as far away as California lined up Lottery Manchester Herald quilted |ars in front of the Empire State Building at 9 a.m. Richard M. 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar^ Connecticut Mayor urges stand against anti-Semitism Dan Pitta, Editor^ Tue.sttay was ’’completely Alex Qlrelll, City Editor^ allow aii.vimc to make a Another fire last week IMtrted in any of the fires. In Brief By David Ludlum Police originally hud cleared" of suspicion. He OPINION public statement in .sup­ destroyed the library in Hartford State's Attor­ United Press four.suspects under inves­ said one or two individu­ port of the Jewish the home of Rabbi So­ ney John Bailey said International tigation and in a copyright als were responsible for Back to work grants shared community. lomon Krupka, spiritual earlier this week the prox­ story the Journal Inquirer the fires, but said the HARTFORD — Seven stale communities will Arson fires Aug. II and leader of the Young Israel imity. timing and number HARTFORD - Hart­ said an umemployed department had not estab­ share $I.M million in grants under federal 15 heavily damaged the synagogue. A masked of the attacks have sug­ ford Mayor Thirman rabbi, who was not identi­ lished a motive for the J a c k : program designed to pul unemployed workers sanctuaries of the Young prowler w:is reitorted two gested the arsonist is Milner warns incidents fied, was a prime suspect. fires and declined to dis­ back on the job, the Governor’s office said today. ' Israel of West Hartford days later outside the familiar with West Hart­ A n d e r s o n like the arson attacks West Hartford Police cuss remaining suspects. You’ve come a long way, Rep. baby The grants were awarded to Ansonia. East against two West Hart­ an d Emanuel syn­ home of Emanuel Syn­ ford and the town's Jew­ The story was criticized ish community. Chief Francis Reynolds Hampton. Griswold, Killingly, Seymour. Sterling ford synagogues and a agogues. destroying reli­ agogue’s Rabbi Gerald by other rabbis in the Washington I Zclermyer. No further develop­ called a news conference Simsbury from the House. Democrats, except Dorothy and Thomaston and will be used for sewer rabbi's home will spread gious books and sacred Jewish community ■ ThcTo iirt- no more "grudous No injuries were re- ments were reported Monday to say the rabbi Osier. Msrry-Qo-Round i projects and othecr work. unless the public speaks scrolls. ladies'' in IheConnedieut legis­ . People who were unemployed lor at least IS of WOMEN WERE getting Republicans, unable to bes­ out against anti-Semitism lature and hooray for that. Ihe 26 weeks prior to March 24 will be given and racism. away from the old practice of tow chairmanships in most We said so one day in the Capitol Comments priority consideration for jobs created through Milner joined other city identifying themselves as cases, did the nextbest thing in presence of Representative Ju- the Jobs Act Small Cities grant program. Gov. officials and members of designating seven women as Ik’ Belaga of Westport and we I Bob Conrad ’’housewife” or "homemaker" William O'Neill said in a statement. the Anti-Racism Coalition ranking members of commit­ thought for a moment she was in legislative records. Many The seven projects chosen to share the $1.69 of Connecticut Tuesday to tees: Senate Anne Streeter of going to take our head off. Syndicated Columnist simply said "legislator.” But Another million were chosen from 37 projects submitted condemn the series of progress in more meaningful West Hartford in Finance, and by 27 cities and towns. O'Neill said. arson fires that have But if Representative Belaga ways was sbw. Representatives Mae Schmidle terrorized West Hart­ was taken aback by that re­ The 1983 session, then, was a of Newtown in Elections, Morag Miller charged with murder ford’s Jewish community. mark, unaware of what we Japanese veritable explosion in status Vance of Trumbull in Insu­ EAST HARTFORD — A murder charge has “ The very fact that meant, it is true just Ihe same. compared with earlier years as rance, Rosalind Berman of New been lodged against James T. Miller, 27, who these symbols of the Jew­ Male leaders of House and ish community were at­ far enough or fast enough. female makeup with 17 nine women chaired commit­ Haven with Interns, Alice allegedly shot to death his East Hartford Senate long ago abandoned that spy case tacked means they, are The visible change is an members. tees and others won coveted Meyer of Easton in Planning neighbor and was wounded by police after a four patronizing, subtle put-down of acts against the Jewish increase, percentage-wise, in Numbers don’ t tell the whole leadership titles. and Beatrice Murdock o f Avon hour seige in his home. their female colleagues when WASHINGTON - Another in­ community, and that the number of women being story of gains, small as they Representative Janet Po- in Health. A murder warrant obtained Tuesday by the addressing them from the pul­ Hartford County State’s Attorney’s office means it’s anti-Semitic," elected now over 20 years ago. may be, by women over the linsky of Waterford chaired the In leadership, women finally dustrial espionage case threatens pits of power. charged Miller will killing Robert Stark, 57, with Milner said. The Senate had three women in years. In 1963, for example, no House side of the powerful made greater strides this year. President Reagan’s visit to Japan Milner, the first black Twenty years ago, it was late this year. U.S. officials are a .22 caliber rifle Monday outside their homes on 1963 — Lucy Hammer of Bran­ woman held a leadership post. Appropriations Committee. Up Senator Amelia Mustone of Spruce Drive. elected mayor of a major standard form for the Speaker ford, Gloria Schaffer of Wood- Four of them chaired legislative to the time of her death. Senator Meriden was deputy majority sitting on evidence that Hitachi, New England city, said he of the House to recognize a bridge and Florence Finney of committees. Gloria Schaffer Audrey Beck headed the Senate leader, and Senators Mary the huge Japanese computer firm ; sees a reluctance among woman seeking her turn to Greenwich. That was eight had two. Arline Ryan of Bran­ side of the Finance Committee. Martin of Groton and Adele is once again trying to steal tradd Cable plan alarms rivals people in the region to address the chamber as, "the secrets from its arch-rival IBM. ! speak about bigotry. percent of the membership. ford, Helen lester of Litchfield Representatives Dorothy Eads of Kent held assistant HARTFORD — The burglar alarm industry gracious lady from ..." He Here’s the background; In Jul)[ "Locally, if you talk The House that year had 44 and Sarah Frances Curtis of Goodwin of Mansfield co­ leadership posts. In the House, and the state’s attorney general warn a Fairfield didn't, of course, call on male 1982, Japanese companies were about racism you’ re at­ women — more than the 35 this Newtown had the others. chaired Education, Teresalee Representatives Pauline Kezer County cable television firm may gain a tacked as if it doesn’t members by recognizing “ the caught trying to smuggle high-tech year but only 15 percent of what A decade later, the big gain Bertinuson of East Windsor of Plainville, Linda Emmons of monopoly if given permissioh to provide home exist. If we don’t talk noble gentleman from ..." was then a 294-member for women was Florence Fin­ held a similar post with Envir­ Madison, Mary Mushinsky of secrets out of IB M ’s back door; security through its system. about these things, the Ku Today, women are normally chamber. The current number ney’s status as deputy majority onment, Chris Niedermeier of Wallingford, Joan Kem ler of They were exposed in an F B I stin^ Cablevision of Connecticut, based in Westport, Klux Klan, for instance, recognized by name and as is 23 percent of the 151-member leader in the Senate. Before that Fairfield rode out a storm West Hartford and Julie Belaga operation conducted with IBM’g filed a request with the state Department of they can grow ," he said. Public Utility Control to offer the security alarm ■•Representative’’ or House. Eight women were session ended, she had moved around Transportation as its of Westport were assistant help. ; Also Tuesday, the man­ service as part of its cable franchise in lower "Senator." elected to the present Senate, or up to be president pro tern. In House chairperson and Dorothy leaders. One of the embarrassed culprit; aging editor of the Journal Fairfield County, officials said Tuesday. Inquirer of Manchester 22 percent of the 36 seats. the House, Representatives As- Osier of Greenwich co-chaired The pace isn’t rapid enough, was Hitachi, which quietly copped a plea. The company and two of its The company is believed to be the first cable defended a story identify­ THE GENDER gap has been ■Ten years ago, the Senate still trid Hanzalek of Suffield and the Program Review and Inves­ of course, but one measure is to system in the state to ask for permission to offer employees pleaded guilty to thefi ing an unemployed rabbi narrowing inother, moresignif- had but three women members. Audrey Beck of MansOeld were tigations panel. take a look back those two security service itself or through an affiliated as a prime suspect in the and were fined $24,000. That waj icant, ways at the State Capitol. Florence Finney was one of assistant leaders. Five women Senator Cynthia Matthews of decades and see, for gracious' company, said DPUC spokeswoman King arson investigation. The As the television ad might put it, them, joined now by Louise chaired committees: Louise Wethersfield chaired her sakes, women are taking their peanuts compared to what Hitachi Quillen. rabbi was later cleared by with respect to women of today; Berry of Danielson and Ruth Berry and Ruth True* from the chamber’s side of Human Servi­ place on equal — well, almost would have gained if it ha(j West Hartford police. “ You've come a long way, Truex of Wethersfield. But the Senate and Sarah Frances ces and Senator Regina Smith of equal — footing in Hartford. succeeded in stealing IB M ’s techf Teachers will appeal ruling Hartford fire officials baby,” even ifsom e of the equal House, with 151 members, had Curtis, Eloise Green of South- Northford was Senate chairwo­ (Syndicated by The Herald of nology, copying the machines and also squelched specula­ rights advocates don’t think it's dropped to 11 percent in its bury and Virginia Connolly of man of Public Health. Alt are New Britain.) selling them for use with IBM flAR TFO R D — Connecticut’s two major tion a fire damaging the software. | teachers’ unions plan to appeal a ruling that apartment of two repor­ school adminstrators who are laid off can return ters covering the arson NOW THE remorseless Hitachj to the classroom by bumping teachers from their story for The Hartford jobs. Courant, was related. executives— possibly in coHabora> In Manchester The ruling last week by the State Board of They said the fire ap­ tlon with other Japanese high-teclj Labor Relations would be a requirement in all peared to have started companies — are seeking to obtain teacher bargaining units and it would be illegal accidently. legally some of the same secrets for contracts to discriminate against “ As far as we know A too-early they were caught trying to filcll administrators. there is no connect ion. We from IBM last year. ! The Connecticut Edcuation Association and the don’t know the cause but it My associate Michael Binsteii) Connecticut Federation of Teachers announced does not appear to be has learned that Hitachi is novf plans Tuesday to appeal, a move that would suspicious," said Capt. end to summer trying to manipulate surrogates; suspend the ruling until it goes to court. Donald Perrault, of the Hartford Fire which may be in a legal position to Department. serving up Thanksgiving tur­ More than one Manchester grab IBM’s crown jewels. The Energy aid funds frozen Pam Hershinson, re­ mother is probably shaking key before the kids go out for Japanese consortium is quietly presenting L’Chaim-New HARTFORD — Lawmakers say they don’t Halloween. pressuring its distributors in Eu» Jewish Agenda, said the her head in amazement at the want to hold state officials “ hostage” but held rope — Olivetti in Italy and BASl^ fires have fostered an pre-Labor Day school open­ The start of school is back part of the $43 million sought to help needy in West Germany — to support tbo atmosphere of anti- ings this year. residents pay winter heating bilis until questions always a new beginning of Semitism, manifested by European Economic Community are answered. For a parent planning a last sorts, even for those of us who threats and verbal in an antitrust - suit it brought Three legislative committees approved a harassment. summer weekend fling at the long ago put away our pencil against IBM two years ago. j Winter Energy Assistance Program plan Tues­ The coalition has sche­ beach or cottage, the early boxes and notebooks. It’s a day with only half the money three state agencies Hitachi hopes that during tl^ duled an interfaith com­ opening — the second year in chance to start over again, involved say they need to run the program. trial, or perhaps as part of p munity service Friday in a row that school has opened with a fresh slate and a new settlement, IBM will he forced tb Elizabeth Park and will before Labor Day — means outlook. Long after w e’ve reveal many of its most valuable more than a little gotten out of school, there’s a trade secrets. Most of the secrew inconvenience. certain delicious “start over involve IBM products that have mit For as long as anyone here again” feeling to fall. been announced or are not yet o)i Where can you fitui can remember, Labor Day Even more than New Ye­ the market. has signaled the end of a r’s, perhaps, it’s a time to If the scheme works, Hitaclji BACK TO SCHOOL summer and the beginning of make new resolutions. It’s a could then either copy the IB | | i CORDUROY fall, the end of beach balls time to think about joining a computers or design its own and suntans and the begin­ slimnastics class or models to be compatible win IB M ’s. ’The Japanese alreaift ning of school books and long furniture-refinishing class at advertise to their customers tbai SKIRTS afternoons at the library. the Manchester Recreation their computers can be used witfc It’s the last weekend we all Department. It’s a time to IBM software; learning IBM l have to ready ourselves for think about maybe getting a future designs would be worQi the start of school. It’s the one volunteer job at Manchester millions to Hitachi. $ 8 9 9 0 weekend for shoes to be Memorial Hospital or earn­ The pressure on Olivetti coulil bought, faces scrubbed, hair­ ing a few credits at Manches­ Open forum/ Readers' views withdraw contracts worth many c o m p . ^22 cuts gotten, and lunch boxes ter Community College. millions of dollars. As the predonQ- cleaned up. But it’s just too bad all this Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 nent supplier of computers to tlie Last year the school is coming BEFORE Labor Europeans, Hitachi is considered capable f coercing the compani^ board’s early-bird calendar Day this year, that’s all. But into cooperating. ' probably caused the same w §’ll just have to grin and customer of Leo Juran when I say, have promised funding for the z amount of consternation. bear it. They cared "Thank you, Leo, for always park. IN ADDITION to using i^s rniitie fruga It throws everything just a Perhaps those of us who are helping me when I needed some­ I believe there are many Man­ distributors as a cat’s-paw, soil^- little bit out of kilter to have groaning today can take thing kookie like straw hats for a chester residents who would be ces say, Hitachi is also urgii^ party, or a special color yarn for a the whole process start be­ consolation in thoughts of the To the Editor: willing to contribute whatever they other European firms to make^ sweater, or yards of ribbon you had could to see this park finally Why Pay More? fore Labor Day. Perhaps this future. Next June, when the It was with a touch of nostalgia stronger case against IBM. ’Thete that I read (Manchester Herald, to order for a hospital project I materialize. is an exaggeration, but it’s all weather is hot and the kids are indications that this effort v MANCHESTER PARKADE Aug. 17) that Leo and Shirley had; or for looking in stock for a Other towns have acknowledged succeeding — even though t w a little like going to a New are restless, school will be out Juran would be giving up their half hour to see if you had another their Vietnam casualties. Why Japanese would be the priim Year’s Eve party before earlier than usual. Barring wonderful Fairway store on Main kind of merchandise I needed." can't Manchester? beneficiaries. ,, • H Christmas. Or, perhaps. snow days, of course. Street. You helped so many of us with Although Mayor Penny has no I was fortunate in getting to your extra efforts, and you did so objections to naming the parklet Footnote; Reagan administr^ know them them a few years back willingly. I feel the new owner will after Vietnam veterans, neither tion sources fear the revelations ^ at an evening bridge class at the carry on yourtradition, but I had to does he or some other directors Hitachi’s not-quite-kosher a t t a « Berry's Worici high school. say thank you for all you did for so (Joan Lingard, James Fogarty on IBM would open up unhealm many people. You were a credit to THURS.-FRI.-SAT. I loved going into their store, and Arnold Kleinschmdt) publicly wounds in Japan, whose humiliX 3 Day which was always a pleasant Main Street. support it. tion over last year’s FBI operatii^ experience: but most of all, their Whatever your new career — we I have supported Stephen Pen­ strained U.S.-Japanese relationl AUG. 25-26-27 friendly greeting and genuine wish you only the very best Jnd ny's ideas many times, but this That’s one reason the admInistrL BOYS’ FLEECE WARM-UP SUITS much success. GIRLS’ FLEECE ACTIVEWEAR interest in how I was doing used to time I cannot. tion has decided at least for n o l Crew, collar or zip-hood styles, assorted warm my heart. I ask him and'the other opposing — not to issue a formal protest to colors, S-M-L-XL. Reg. $25-$34 Tops, pants, turtlenecks, vested and Leo and Shirley, I ’ll always U ll Hunter directors to search their minds and the Japanese. T hooded jackets in grey/raspberry or 100 Boulder Road maybe find it in their hearts to give * SALE! remember your smiles and your 17.97-23.97 chalk/blue. Sizes 4-6x, 7-14. these men their final recognition SORE LOSER: Color the Envfr- joy for me when I told you I was Reg $12-$22 being remarried two years ago. by voting that the parklet be onmental Protection Agency grefa 8.97-15.97 named in honor of Manchester’s — wtth envy. A freshman c«j^ BOYS’ ACTIVE SEPARATES Your happiness for me was as if To the mayor color print Our own fleece pants, crew or hooded we'd been lifelong friends. Vietnam vets! gressman’s success in siieedi^g GIRLS’ JOGGING SUITS the cleanup of radioactive wastds sweat shirts, assorted colors. S-M-L-XL, Both of you have moved me and I In assorted styles and colors, sizes 4-6x, know I am not alone. Godspeed and Mrs. D. M. Barrea in his district has left the agen^ film reg. $12-$15 8.97-10.97 much happiness in your new To the Editor; Lenox Street sulking like a schoolchild. 7-14. Reg $23-$28 16.97-19.97 undertaking. You will be surely I was a bit annoyed to read in the I Aug. 16 edition of the Manchester ’The E P A had been trying developing missed as caring human beings LITTLE BOYS’ FLEECE WARM-UP SUITS with great big hearts. Herald that (Mayor) Stephen years to get Stepan Chem ical Co.] Penny feels that naming the Crew or zip-hood styles, assorted colors. Letters policy clean up the wastes at Its plant s ] O&L Children’s Shaps: Corbins Corner. Bristol, Manches­ proposed parklet for Vietnam vets in Maywood, N.J. Rep. Rob •KODACOLOR, FUJI or 3M COLOR PRINT FILM S-M-L, reg. $22-$28 1 4 . 9 7 - 1 9 . 9 7 Evelyn (Barraclifle) Tomas- The Manchester Herald ter. Meriden, Avon and New Britain (except Big Boys not will hurt funding. in New Britain) zewski welcomes letters to the Torricelli, D-N.J., worked'Outj 16 South Road, To 'this I say, "Listen, Mr. editor. deal with the company. |2 m illif VAUO M M . it-M -t; ^ Mayor," 14 young men, (perhaps ^-w ■ eiinwwAMc Bolton Letters should be brief and from the Energy Department, 1 OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN MON. THRU SAT. OPEN DAILY TIL 5 P.M. OPEN MON. THRU FRI. TIL even some of your schoolmates) to the point. They should be to $3 million from the company] I Vlu *1.99 -ST" *2.99} •TIL 9 P.M. ■TIL 9:30 P.M._____ THURS. NIGHT TIL B:4S 9 P.M.-. SAT. TIL 6 P.M from Manchester have died in that typed or neatly hand-written, war and others perhaps are dying and, for ease in editing, c-.' X* MUM N/UUn CAMIIA SHOP ! An internal EPA report cori *st MAM m a r • MMMMna, a MOM S4S.m* •Corbhw Comer •Mdridon Square •New Britain •Avon • Vernon • Qroton Extra effort today from chemical side-effects should be double-spaced. mented sourly that Torricelli R mno m ' ' imu m m. t . _ •Now London “You’re CUTE when Tm driving you up Ihe The Herald reserves the •Mendteeler • Brletol caused by that war. successful cleanup effort "esse Mm . Ikn IM . tilS-hlSb 1tM>.VilS4 wall. ” right to edit letters in the ALL D&L STORES OPEN SUNDAYS 12 TO 5 ... except New Britain ciosed Sundays Some Manchester residents who tially scuttled the agency's c|i- To the Editor: interests of brevity, clarity choose not to turn their backs on forcement efforts to obtain voluh- I know I speak and taste. for many [he memories of those young men tary cleanup." j . . 1 . W M ANCIIKSTKH IIKUAl.D.Wrdiu mI;i\ . Miii 24. m»:t .M \\( IIK.S I i:u IIKH.M.D.Widiir.sikiv. .Aug 24. I98.'l 9 Picketers discuss strike

Conlinunl from pagr I mortgages, water hills and phone ONE TIIINd THE strikers ob­ wliii iisi'd III work in Miinchi'sU'r hills even though we haven't been jected to were well-publiei/.ed hut niiwi-iminuiU‘sl(i Now BriUiin. paid. " said Mrs. Tuivk. statements by AT&T e.xecutives SPORTS said ihiit, unliko iithi'r union She pointed out that the 1983 that the wage hike would raise monibors. oporutors woron'l so strike probably wasn't as effective phone rates, th ey said such oonfornod oboul Iho job-scourily as one in 1971. which lasted only .statements were at best partially probloms that woro oontrol to ahoul a week. She attributed thisto accurate, considering savings to ni'goliulinns. ' Wo r f fully uulo- the fact that the phone company is the company in the new contract. niuti'd olrviidy.'' she suid. more automated today and gener­ Future rate increases, they S A I E UF TO 40% OFF JV sports reinstated at junior highs Sho uddi'd. howovor, thut Ihoy ally doesn't need employees to argued, would be due to the N # H i ■ ■ ON SELECTED ITEMS fully supportedIhi'dc'nuindsof lino keep phone sen iee running. breakup of the phone company — instiillors und others. The workers on the Manchester not to the contract. By Len Auster rumor." quipped Deakin. "I bull and girls' und boys' the board. Richard Dyer and general funds, to be spent at the earmarked for the Board of Asked if they would be pie used to picket line appeared satisfied with About eight of those on the OPEN Herald Sportswriter will say they arc99 percent back basketball. Susan Perkins, are already on towns' discretion. The state Education. return to work, she und fellow the 16.4 percent wage increase Manchester picket line were FREE in. I always like to hold back a record in support of the prop­ funded 90 percent of what it had From that figure, $5,000 will operutor Audrey MeGowun both over three years provided for by members of the Union of Tele­ •LOCAL DELIVERY THURS. 9:30-9 Junior varsity sports at little bit.” "The superintendent (Dr. osal to reinstate the sports. originally been contemplated as be utilized to restore JV sports replied. "You bet." the contract. But they said the phone Workers, while two be­ Bonnet ahd Illing Junior Highs The JV sports were trimmed James Kennedy) will recom­ The funds made available to the towns' share. Manchester at Bennet and Illing. •REMOVAL OF YOUR OLD APPLIANCE arc back in. main issues in the strike hud little longed to the union representing •SERVICE FRI. 9 :3 0 -8 in budget cuts lust June. They mend to the board Monday reinstate the junior high activi­ set its budget with the expecta­ ANOTHER WORKER,' u union to do with actual wages. Western Electric’s line installers, That's the word from Wilson were part of cuts of on^-quurter reinstatement of JV sports." ties comes from the Guaranteed tion of receiving only 85 percent. Actual allocations of the GTB steward, pointed out thut workers Rather, they said, the better job the Communication Workers of •NORMAL INSTALLATION SAT. 9 :3 0 -5 Deakin, assistant.superintend­ of a million dollars from the Deakin said, "und there is a lot Tax Base (GTB), a grant from funds will be made at the next hud lost u similar amount in wages security and continued company- America. (Except Built-Ins) — Air Conditioners ent of schools in chiirge of Board of Education budget of board support. They were not the state to towns that is The windfall to Manchester Board of Directors' meeting during the strike to the amount paid medical benefits that resulted The eWA members, Larry Leo­ administration. request. Cut were junior varsity popular cuts in the first place.'1 intended for education. The was about $285,000 and from Sept. 6 but JV sports are all but they would make this year under a from the walkout were their main nard and Fred Parlato, said the "There is substance to that teams in soccer, baseball, soft- Two Democratic members of money goes to the towns' that figure, $50,000 has been assured for 1983-84. 5.5 percent wage increase. concerns. signing of their contract depended "W e're not unhappy with the They considered it a victory— or on agreements about mileage, package," said service represen­ at least not a loss — that the travel expenses and lodging being tative Vida Turek. But. she said, contract provides that employees worked out in North Carolina. U.,K 'M',? the phone company "most defi­ who are transferred to lower- He pqinted out that while the REFRIGERATOR- 270 lb, capacity! h % nitely" forced the strike with an paying jobs must be maintained at work of operators and others was FREEZER Drugs send U.S. athletes home inadequate initial offer of reduced their higher salary leevel for three handled by management during 10.7 CU. FT. UPRIGHT benefits, a 3.5 percent wage years. the strike. "Our work is stopped.” 2 Deer increase and low job security. AUTO DEFROST CARACAS, Venezuela (U PI) — semifinals, James King of San And since the phone company FREEZER Curt Ransford must feel like he's Diego won one heat in 50.25 while unions have no strike fund, she and been deserted. Ian Newhouse of Canada took other workers said, the walkout Obituaries Ransford, a javelin thrower with advantage of Mark Patrick's de­ had definitely pinched budgets. the U.S. track and field team at the parture to lead the second heat in "W e've still had to pay our <348 $299 Pan American Games, watched 52.13. Ella C. Monson field. Mass.; and eight Tuesday as the other seven male Patrick’s parents in Centralia, Ella C. (Mussman) Monson, 80, grandchildren. weight throwers on the team flew III., said they had no explanation Drug suspect of Hartford, formerly of Wells Funeral secvices will be Thurs­ out of Caracas in the wake of the for why their son — one of a family Street. Manchester, died Sunday day at 10 a.m. from the T.P. drug-testing that forced the dis­ of track stars — had left the at St. Francis Hospital and Medi­ Sampson Co. Chapel of the Acres, qualification of four weight-lifters. Games. s u rre n d e rs cal Center. She was the wife of the 21 'Tinkham Road, Springfield, The list included shot putters "Don’t know anything,” said late Bernard Monson. with a mass in Sacred Heart Jesse Stuart and Ian Pyka, discus Matthew Patrick, Mark’s father. A Manchester man turned She was born June 7, 1903, in Church at 11 a.m. Calling hours are throwers Paul Bishop and Greg ” I won’ t know anything until I talk himself in at the police station Manchester and had been a today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 4.3 Cu. Ft. RCA VHIIILPOOl MeSeveney, hammer throwers to him.” this morning and was charged resident of Hartford since the early IREFRKERATIR- 25” CO LO R 17 CU. n . Dave McKenzie and John McAr- with conspiracy to violate 1950s. Arthur W. Jasper CONSOLE dle, and javelin thrower Duncan Long jumper Randy Williams state narcotics laws and 13 She leaves a son, Francis Mon­ Arthur Washington Jasper of REEZER NO ROST Atwood, as well as six other said he was returning to Los counts of bribery, according to son. and daughter, Mrs. Helen M. Hartford died Monday at Mount American tracksters. Angeles because he learned Mon­ police. Donofrio, both of Hartford; a Sinai Hospital. He was the brother RERKERATOR While it might not be true that all day that his wife had given birth Police said a woman resid­ sister, Mrs. Betty Avedisian of of Mrs. Ann Bowen of Manchester. [ $ 1 6 9 left for fear of being caught using while triple jumper Mike Marlow ing at the same address as the Windsor; a granddaughter; two He also leaves two sons, Robert 477 $ 4 9 < steroids, Ransford said it was would only say he was going back man was charged with posses­ great-grandsons; and several nie­ A. Jasper and Arthur R. Jasper; a "evident” that at least some did. to LA becauseof "an emergency at sion of-more than one ounce of ces and nephews. daughter, Gwendolyn Marie ‘‘Today’s story says that,” Rans­ home.” cocaine. Funeral services will be Friday Jasper: his mother, Mrs. Ada F. ford said. "'J The U.S. became further em­ ____ Edward A. Chaves, 27, of 7 broiled in the middle of the biggest at 10:30 a.m, from the Holmes Jasper: and a brother, Thomas E. The withdrawal of Stuart and Herald photo by Pinto Oval Lane, turned himself in Funeral Home. 400 Main St., Jasper, all of Hartford; two other SANYO AM/FM 16 CU. FT. Pyka left an easy road to the gold drug scandal in international ama­ at 8:45 this morning, police teur athletics history when weigh- Manchester. Burial will be in East sisters, Mrs. Blanche Campbell of STEREO CASSETTE] UPRIGHT medal for Luis Delis of Cuba — Lou Wellington (right) receives congratulations from said. He was released on Cemetery. Friends may call at the Vernon and Mrs. Florence Martin PLAYER whose main event is the discus — tlifter Jeff Michels was stripped of teammate Rudi Wittke after homering for Hungry Tiger $10,000 non-surety bond and is FREEZER three gold medals. In addition, funeral home Thursday from 6 to 9 o f Hartford;and two •Metal Tape CapaMMy who won at 59 feet lO'A inches. For to be presented in Manchester against Tierney's Tuesday night in Town Tournament at p.m. grandchildren. •UehtwefeN, A#wlaMa SWrao his part. Delis claimed the reason ODEPA, the governing body of the UUntMiwanjfm—^ UPI photo Superior Court on Monday, Funeral services will be Friday hnsaWlioMa j - a u u UlfON COMPACT the Americans left was that they Pai) Am Games, announced three Fitzgerald Field. they said. Kathleen R. O.Beecher at 1 p.m. in Bethel A.M.E. Church, •CueaRavlen •WT.WW MICROWAVE ^VEN had already been examined by more Latin American weightlif- Also charged this morning Kathleen R. (O'Connor) 2003 Main St., Hartford. Memorial ■Aula Mop Mechanlsiii their own team doctors and found Cuba's Luis Delis, who won the Pan Am Games gold ters must return their medals WcstlngheuMj was 22-year-old Tammy Dran- Beecher, 80, of Springfield, Mass., contributions may be made to the to have illegal drugs in their medal in the shot put, leaves the drug control facility at because they failed drug tests. genis, according to the police. died Monday. She was the wife of Bethel A.M.E. Church Building system. She also turned herself in, Caracas Olympic Stadium. Drug testing equipment The undefeated United States Five teams remain the late Timothy L. Beecher. “ It’s sad for everybody,” said men’s basketball team, behind 29 police said, and was released She leaves two sons, Lawrence S. Ransford, who competes Sunday. induced 13 U.S. athletes to head home. Card of ThankT” """^ ” points from Wayman Tisdale, on non-surety bond. Beecher of Coventry and Kevin M. Thanks to all my friends and ” I knew there was going to come a Further information on the stirred from its slumber in the Beecher of Springfield, Mass.; a neighbors for the many acts of ,RCi day when no one could hide from ” I feel happy that I ’m still muscle-building drug, but that it arrests was unavailable at second half for a 111-97 victory in town tourney daughter, Maureen E. Malony of the testing. Now they have the kindness and sympathy shown us throwing,” he said. ‘ T vek ey ed for was each athlete’s own “ personal over Canada in the opening second- press time today. South Hadley, Mass.; a brother, in our recent bereavement. eqtiipment, and this was the this meet for a long time. « It decision.” round game. Three teams were eliminated Bavier and Steve Brady two apiece Lawrence J. O’Connor of Spring- The Neville Family competition they decided to try it ” I didn’t have anything to worry In the only other gold medal In cycling, a gold medal was won and fiveremainintheannualTown for the Constructionmen. Alex v a m iiM liuM M n ‘ | out on. It’s the start of anew testing about,” added the 6-foot- 3, 230- EG decided Tuesday, Jose Gomez of by Rory O’Reilly of Palo Alto. Slow Pitch Class ‘B’ Softball Britnell roped three hits and Tom 4-FW C n eN JBMtl ceSlRoil procedure.” pound Ransford. “ It’s not going to Y H S 8 -H R Mexico used a spectacular final- Calif., in the 1-kilometerindividual Tournament following Tuesday Stecko and Don Guinan two apiece RECORDER wim ptcnei suecN Ransford, 24, of Spokane, Wash., affect me. I believe in my own SAVE A lap kick to sprint past Domingo time trial. He was clocked in 1 night's action at Fitzgerald Field for the Markets. is not one of the leading throwers in ability, what God gave me. I have State Republicans to study $50 $ VHS Tibaduiza of Colombia and Mark minute, 5:54 seconds. and Robertson Park. Hungry Tiger 9, Tierney’s 2 the U.S., vwith a personal best of enough strength on my own.” Nenow of Lexington, Ky., to win In other events, the women's The five surviving teams all .At Robertson, Lou Wellington only 276-6 in 1980, but he said he Ransford said he personally the 10,000-meter final in 29 minutes basketball team outraced Cuba have one loss except for unbeaten ripped two singles and homered to was primihg for the Pan Am knew of American athletes who 14.75 seconds. 100-82 and the men’s softball team Glenn Construction, which moved pace Tiger’s 17-hit attack. Tom Games. were taking anabolic steroids, a In the men’s 400-meter hurdles whipped Canada 6-1. into Thursday's championship tilt Juknis, Joe Camposeo, Whitey drastic nominating changes at the Charter Oak Park facility Jenkins and Tony DeMarco added with a 14-2 win over previously two hits apiece. Brian Quigley, ^ A U T O M A T IC undefeated Highland Park Kevin Keena and Tom Tierney WALLINGFORD However, when the changes, which would concerns over the plan, sAutomatIc 2 SPEED DRYER H e n d e r s o n AL roundup (U PI) — State Republi­ matter came to a voice then have to be approved most appeared openly wil­ Market. each had two hits for Tierney's, can leaders, told their vote, only one or two at a state Republican ling to at least consider it Washer DELUXE 3 TE M P . Nassiff Arms. Lathrop Insu­ which bowed from tourney play. party and the electoral dissenting votes were convention, which and to go ahead with the rance and Tierney's all bit the dust Irish Insurance 9, Nassiff Arms 7 s p e e d rip s in the double elimination tourney At Fitzgerald. Eight runs in the process could be in jeo­ cast. Weicker wants to hold in study. Heavy Duty Bair as starter CUSTOM first inning lifted Irish past Nas- pardy, have voted to look If enacted, the proposal December. Some were enthusias-' Tuesday. into a dramatic proposal would open the GOP nomi­ The proposal wou Id face tic, like state party Treas­ D RY , The schedule tonight finds Main siff’s in the opener. Jim Keefe, 299 Pub versus Hungry Tiger at 6 Henry Brown, Russ Benevides. to open the GOP nominat­ nating process to more a likely legal challenge urer Roger Eddy, who *378l CONTROL Y a n k e e s ing process to more than 547,000 voters now since it would conflict said he had seen the GOP provides relief o’clock at Fitzgerald with the Carl Cohen and Greg Qualls each winner facing Irish Insurance in a had two hits for Irish. Dom people. not registered with a with state election laws. in his hometown and the NEW YORK (UPI) - Oakland’s n " COLOR 7:30 clash. The latter winner Slomcinski singled Jnd homered The proposals pushed party in Connecticut and Prospects the Legislature state dwindle to a minor­ Rickey Henderson stole four bases PORTAIU nUVKION Bv Dave Raffo me. advances to Thursday's play and Rick Nicola, George Maistre- by Sen. Lowell Weicker thus unable to vote in would change those laws ity party in his years in 13" COtOI TV w m Tuesday night, giving him 87 for UPI Sports Writer Chet Lemon and Rick Leach where it will meet the once-beaten lis, Steve Cianci and Jim Rufini Jr., R-Ci)nn.. would re­ party primaries. are slight, since Demo­ Connecticut politics. the season, a fact that did not e a m iF u im s SAVI i o each contributed an RBI double to Markets. Glenn will await the had two apiecie for ousted place or reduce party Unaffiliated voters out­ crats control both houses. ” I just say it’s the most surprise his former manager Billy Like any good relief pitcher, provide the Tigers’ offense. survivor. Nassiff’s. nominating conventions number the state’s 435,300 Weicker called on the exciting thing since I ’ve Martin. Doug Bair will do anything to bail in favor of direct primar­ Tuesday's action saw: Irish Insurance 13, Lathrop registered Republicans GOP to prepare to fight been a member of this "You have to figure Henderson out a troubled starter. Even if it ies open to the state's Blue Jays 9, Orioles 3 Glenn Construction 14, Highland Insurance 5 and although making up for the plan in court, party,” Eddy said of the is good for too stolen bases a year,” means starting in his place. more than 547,000 unaHil- At Baltimore, Lloyd Moseby and Park Market 2 Henry Brown homered twice and less than the electorate saying laws restricting reform plan. ’’This is the said Martin, after the A ’s had After 387 relief appearances, iated voters. Barry Bonnell hit two-run singles At Robertson, Glenn pounded out singled. Ervin Hilton homered and than the 661,100 voters "our rights of free associ­ best idea I ’ve seen in 40 defeated the Yankees for the Bair made his first m ajor league The Republican State and the Orioles committed four 20 hits and scored in all but one Andy Santini, Randy Bombard and listed as Democrats, are ation and free practice of years.” second straight night, 9- 3. start a successful one Tuesday Central Committee, the errors to help starter Luis Leal, inning to whip the Markets. Dave Russ Benevides had two hits an important force in our political beliefs” were Republican State Chair­ “ He is an extra dimension. It night, pitching the Detroit Tigers governing board of the 11-10, pick up his first victory in White, Gary Solarz and Mike apiece for Irish. Wayne Ostrout determining elections. "absolutely and totally man Thomas J. D’Amore ' isn’t just the bases he steals, it’s to a 2-0 victory over the Texas state party, voted by a more than a month. Pagani each banged out three hits and Dave Romano each socked two The 15-member study unconstitutional.” Jr. said he hadn’t decided the attention the pitchers give him. Rangers. voice vote with few dis­ Mariners 5, Brewers 0 and Ed White, Jim Grimes, Ken hits for eliminated Lathrop. committee will work on Although some who would serve on the ' ’ll" ■LACK « With a result they do not make Bair, 5-3, was pressed into the senters Tuesday night to M A U T T i r * COLOR At Milwaukee, AI Cowens belted changes to GOP bylaws to members of the state 15-member study com­ wummivKioN SAVE godd pitches to the hitters.” start due to a shoulder injury to establish a 15-member THIVISibNNAS UPI photo two home runs, Ron Roenicke and enact the proposed central committee had mittee. wmiio6%souu Five Yankee pitchers, including Milt Wilcox. He pitched six innings committee to study and 1 '' O U C K M A T in Steve Henderson added solo shots SUnCMSSB $ 3 0 starter Matt Keough, 4-7, and and allowed four hits wfiile walk-. refine the proposed MVUUUU C^lNUt. 1 ’ . n c m iT M i and Mike Moore, 4-4, pitched a left-handers Bob Shirley and Dave Yanks' Willie Randolph ing one and striking out none. Hrbek pulls Twins two-hitter to lead the Mariners. changes. jtiwx: La Roche, who was making his 1983 CASNBCtniT L iQ N r boots grou nder off the bat of “ Roger Craig, our pitching Despite the loss, the first-place Weicker said the GOP debut, all were burned by Hender­ A’s Mike Davis forthefirst of coach, asked me if I could start and Brewers maintained a half-game and electoral process xS A V E ONE son’s base stealing exploits. In the even though I never did before, I lead over Baltimore in the AL were in jeopardy and that A PER ninth against LaRoche, Henderson two errors he committed over Red Sox, 3-2 just went as hard as a could for as ending Democratic domi­ family East. *2 5 8 got his third single, and stole Tuesday. long as I could,” said Bair, who nance of state politics and Angels 5, Indians 2 MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - First inning. second and third before walking turned 34 Monday. increasing participation At Cleveland, Brian Downing baseman Kent Hrbek sees the He said a willingness to pull the 168 Woodland St. GARDI home on Jeff Burrough’s ninth Bair, acquired from St. Louis on in the GOP’s nominating drove in two runs with a single and point of those who say he should try inside pitch won’t ruin his chances Sew-M Opei 'SRdia Waatinghouaa homer. In the first inning against June 21 for pitcher Dave Rucker, process were ways to dlanciiMtar ^2 speed "MVTbiiiY his 14th homer of the season to and pull pitches for home runs. to hit those from the outside. In the fifth, Henderson led off Keough, who threw only 14 pitches, retired nine straight batters be­ combat the problem. back the pitching of Mike Whitt, On Tuesday, he demonstrated " I stayed down on the ball and FMUIYSIZE [r*S4gJ']| d e l u x e with a single off Shirley, stole Henderson walked, stole second tween the third and sixth innings. “ The lack of competi­ SAVE 1 7- 9. Indians starter Len Barker,that distance is as important as Chrysanthemums second and went to third on a and scored on Mike Heath’s single. Aurelio Lopez , worked the final didn’t pull out,” Hrbek said. “ By tion here in Connecticut , SELF 8- 13, was the loser. direction. <50 1 throwing error by catcher Butch Shirley surrendered a bunt sin­ three innings to earn his 17th save keeping my arms lengthened out, I politics has resulted in Royals 10, While Sox 2 Vibrant C LE A N IN t Wynegar. Dale Murray replaced gle to Henderson in the third and and first since July 31. am more effective hitting the indecisive and mediocre r__1 18 ib. capacity ■ At Kansas City, Mo., Frank Hrbek drove in all the Twins’ Color OVEN Shirley and Henderson scored on then picked him off first base. The “ I ’m just a relief pitcher, that’ s outside pitch.” government and that in a White drove in three runs with a runs in a 3-2 victory over the To fill those^ 35" CUSTOM Burroughs’ sacrifice fly. play was scored as a caught where I ’ve been successful and I Twins manager Billy Gardner, state rich in human re­ home run and double to lead the Boston Red Sox. He sent an outside Carney' Lansford and Dwayne stealing, only the 12th time the enjoy the challenge that comes who had hoped for more homers sources,” Weicker said at empty spaces-large pots 4 /9 .9 5 l _ J $ 3 5 9 SERIES COIOR ' maohOlMa Royals. Steve Renko, 6-10, went fastball 420 feet over the center < 5 4 9 Murphy then hit consecutive tri­ speedster has been thrown out this with it,” Bair said. "But I could from Hrbek in his second season, a central committee five innings for his first victory field fence for a two- run homer, CONSOLE T.V. *497 ples for two more runs. year. probably start again if they need admitted the development of a meeting in Wallingford. SPECIAL this week since June 8. breaking a 1-1 tie in the sixth power hitter is a gradual process. "Tonight I hope is going Azaleas 1 gal. to be one of those small Rhododendron 1 gal. beginnings which by ex­ Junipers (3 kinds) 2 gal. QUASAR AM/FM AM/FM ample and practice can Forsythia 2 gai. STEREO PORTABLE , revolutionize a process, A ll regularly FREEZERS Manchester field hockey in need of coach Boxwood 2 gal. Many hi specifically the process of $9.99 C A SSETTE r e c o r d e r ! AtPCAKIRS ALL FAMOUS BRANDS free elections, which un­ •S ju. By Len Auster high school director of athletics, of undergraduate. Two years ago, ” I was hoping we had two years or so we will have coaches It’s a very difficult decision to say less made relevant will KST TIIHE OF THE YEiW tO... •S iuttoa Traaspatt Coatrolo Herald Sportswriter the fact over a month ago. Mary, while she was in her ' aeearswWm Aa a^M a v ^wt^^nwwrw^p ------^Py^n^^nt UPRIGHT — CHESTS (coaches) but we can’t use them certified by alternate means,” die of a national bore­ The search for no coach has no but to say yes, I don’t think •OsnlinMOMO Taws Ciatrsl sophomore year in college, served because they’re not certifled said Ludes. Those means are dom ," he said. FEED YOUR lAWN SIZES FROM 5 CU. FT. • 26 CU. FT. There was talk a year or so ago of turned up three possibilities but would be in my interest," Faignant as field hockey coach at filing teachers. It’s not a new policy but courses offered at various com­ "There is something the dire strait facing girls’ field there is a Catch-22. added. AS Junior High. one that is being e n fo rc ^ ,” said munity colleges, one of those being very, ve ry wrong in WINTERGREEN <77.00 6 only hockey on the scholastic level due Any coach at the high school has Both Mary and Liz are seniors in I Cobb. “ It may mean we won’t have Manchester Community College. LOW to the growing popularity of soccer college. The former is at the America with govern­ law n food to be a certified teacher and all the There was no coach at Illing a It (field hockey). ” said Cobb. ’’It ment by the minority,” he cover* 5,000 among the distaff set. appUcants did not fill in that year ago and the sport has University of Connecticut where (coaching position) is still wide One possible alternative is turn­ she has a double major in sports said. “ Nobody’s voting At Manchester High, the critical category. apparently died at that school. open.” ing to Mary Faignant, physical color It Qroon ______stage may not have been reached medicine and athletic training. Liz and nobody’s caring and ” If we do not have a coach on Crosstown Bennet has not had a Millie Arnold, coach of the girls' education teacher at the high yet — but it’s getting close dn^to is at (Central Connecticut State that is what we need to Monday, we will not start field field hockey program for a number tennis team, is not a teacher in school, who is the varsity softball change.” EXTRA SPECIAl-GREENVIEWS GREEN TONIC another reason. hockey on Monday,” said Jacob of years. University where she is majoring town but does have her ceritificate. coach. She turned over the reigns covers 15.000 sq ft (1/3 acre) Reg. 22.95 ^ n H am With practice for ail fall sports Ludes, high school principal. ” We in physical education. Both are Members of the GOP Mary said she and her sister In fact, she is currently working to Dahm in the fall of '81 after 5.000sq. ft. $6.95 ^ 1 5 J w 5 set to open Monday, there is no won’t go with an uncertified coach. taking coaching courses. Neither, State Central Committee were contacted approximately Au­ towards her master's degree, serving 15 non-consecutive years questioned Weicker about A field hockey coach at Manchester I ’m hopeful we can find somebody gust 10 and forwarded applictions. however, for the moment has a offered Ludes. "W e’ve observed at the helm. ’Tve made the break well qualified.” teaching certificate. the proposal and voiced lAffiXlTE DRIVEWAY SEAIER High. Matters were moving forward the rule here,” said Ludes. “ The and feel it would be really hard to Last year’s coach, Janice Dahm, Two of the three applicants were concerns the party would H'l best te do it new IHARTFORO RD., MANCHISTER until last Sunday when Cobb called law has changed so non-certified turn around und take it again, " the Neubelt sisters, Mary and Liz, And for now, Manchester High is lose its philosophical di­ severs ISO sq H l-M BXIT TO KCCNbY OT. has gained full-time employment the Neubelt household and ex­ can become certifled as couches said Faignant. I hate to see no who graduated from Manchester without a field hockey coach. rection if opened to unaf­ SUPER TOUGH. SUPER RUBBERIZED EKTIMOED lANK TIAMI AVAIIAAU in private industry and will not tended his apologies saying "thut but I’m not satisfied we have one else come forward and take the *9Js High in 1980. Each was a three- Any qualified applicant — certi­ filiated voters. have the time to continue in that we couldn't have It. We weren't exhausted all the options.” sport but I'm at a time in my life ftinctlon. She notified Dick Cobb. year varsity performer as an certified teachers,” suid Liz. fied — will be welcomed by Cobb, "I ant'iciiKilc in-'*’" next two where couching one sport is plenty. Ludes and those wishing to play. HI M \Nt IIK S T I'.K lIK H U .l ) Wc iIiii m I.ix , \ii>; :M. M ANCIIKSTKIl IIKKAI.I).Wt-Atlanta Braves Tuesday roster now at 57 Mexico 97, Puerto Rico 90 Men's 100-meter semitinal heats (top Chloago 00 1 001 — 2 2 2 Francis, who's seen more than one a game against the Soviet Wings, from the 'SOteamf— forwardsJohn activated first baseman Chris Chambliss from Brazil 87, Argentina 80 three In each plus two best times qualify Marietta 223 OOx — 7 6 3 seventh game of a Stanley Cup who defeated the U.S. 4-1. Vairo Harrington, who got the lone goal Women for final) Heat 1, Leandro Penalver, Johnson, Freeman (4), and Ervin; the disabled list and optioned backup catcher final, called it "the most thrilling was happy with his team's play, against the Soviet team, and Phil FOXBORO, Mass. season with six catches United States 100, Cuba 82 Cuba, 10:16. 2, Sam Graddy, New Pisciotta and Estes. W— Pisciotta. L— Larry Owen to Richmond. (UPI) — Wide receiver Brazil 83, Canada 81 Rochelle, N.Y., 10.30. 3, Raymond Johnson. HRs— Chicogo, Ervin. sports spectacle” he's ever however, noting that he's giving all Verchota. Both passed testing the for 111 yards and one TD . Morris Bradshaw, a 10- Cycling Stewart, Jamaica, 10.31. 4, Desay witnessed. 26 members equal playing time to NHL waters to stay with the USA He was viewed to be One-Kllomefer Time Trial: Gold — Williams, Canada 10.34. 5, Nelson Dos Osoko 100 000 — 1 50 Carlton sues ex-agent Al Khobar 000000 — 004 It's already been three years insure everyone a fair chance Hockey Team, and Vairo is count­ year performer in the expendable due to the Rory O'Reilly, Palo Alto, Calif., 1:05.54. Santos, Brazil 10.43. Heat 2: 1, Ben National Football League Sliver — Morcelo Alexandre, Argentina, Johnson, Canada 10.32 2, Oswaldo Lara, Yoshino and Shlova; Congelllere since the United States Olympic before he makes the next cut. ing on their leadership and expe­ P H ILAD ELP H IA - Philadelphia Phillies addition of rookies Dar- and and a starter the last four 1:06.61. Bronze — David Weller, Cuba, 10.35. 3, Juan Nunez, Dominican Hockey Team shocked everyone “ We outshot the Soviets 42-26,” rience to pull the team together. pitcher Steve Carlton claims the man who ryal Wilson and Stephen Jamaica, 1:06.65. Republic, 10.52. RIebe. W— Yoshino. L— Congelllere. from here to Moscow by winning said Vairo. He also said that the W HALE R NO TEBOO K - By the negotiatey his lucrative contracts and handled ^ames in 1983, was one of Starring. the 1980 Olympic Gold Medal, two players the Whalers have time the Olympians get to Hart­ his finances the past 10 years stole "far in excess three players waived Tuesday by the New Eng­ knocking off the Russians and the rights to on the team, Scott Fusco ford, Vairo expects to have the of $100,000” from him. Finnish teams in the process. and David Jensen, played well, team roster whittled down some Lawyers for Carlton filed a lawsuit in U.S. land Patriots. Shouldn't that success put a fair noting Jensen was "one of the more. Meanwhile, the Whalers will District Court Tuesday against his ex-agent, Also cut as the team Bruins name Transactions LogHomesfac. UPI photo amount of pressure on the 1984 offensive stars of the game have to do some full-scale cutting, David Landfield, charging he"misappropriated trimmed its roster to 57 players were tight end team to perform as well as their The Olympic club is at the start with some 80 players expected at New York Met rookie Darryf Strawberry large sums of Carlton’s monies... in the form of O ’Reilly Stretch a double into a triple in the first Bob Fischer, who played predecessors? of a 66-game schedule that will last the camp's September 12 opening. is tagged out by San Diego third interest-free 'loans' to himself.’ Football Brodshaw, tight end Bob We specialize in building any type of log Not so, according to '84 Olympic until the opening of the '84 Winter Francis says he wants the high inning of the Mets-Padres contest for the Chicago Bears in captain Fischer and rooklekicker Mike baseman Luis Saiazar while trying to 1980, and rookie placek- Atlanta — Offensive tackle Bass of Illinois; placed rookie home. Our extensive knowledge and pro­ Coach Lou Vairo. Olympics in February in Yugosla­ number of players at the camp to Tuesday night. Japan winner at Williamsport Mike Kenn received ane-vear defensIvellnetnanSmlleyCres- Defying all rumors of a tele­ via. Included in the schedule are insure competition at all positions. icker Mike Bass of Illi­ extension of his contract well on Injured reserve. fessional pride allow us to do a better job. nois. Rookie defensive BOSTON (U PI) - As phone strike, Vairo spoke over a seven games against National Defenseman Pierre Lacroix, in­ W ILLIAM SPORT, Pa. — Hidetoshi Yoshino thraugh 198Sseoson. New Orleans — Linebacker lineman Smiley Creswell much as anyone else, he is Chicago — Placed wide Whitney Paul Informed cl ubof For sales and service, call: satellite hookup from Alaska to a Hockey League teams, with the jured in an automobile accident NL roundup hurled a no-hitter and scored the game'sonly run Tuesday to lead Osaka, Japan to a 1-0 victory was placed on injured what people envision receivers Dan Plater and hisretirement. group of reporters Tuesday in a Whalers' contest the 11th game on July 1, isn't expected to be ready to when the Boston Bruins Oliver Williams an Injured New York Giants — gathering arranged by the Whal­ the ledger. play again for six months to a year. over Saudi Arabia in the opening day of the 37th reserve with ligament reserve. Traded center Chris Foote to (203) 267-2060 Little League World Series. damage in his left thumb. are mentioned in New York Jets tor an ers, who will be playing the One of the more interesting The Whalers are still negotiating Detroit — Rleased undisclosed draft choice; “We almo build Poet & Beam Homee” In Thursday’s semifinals, Osaka will meet the Coach Ron Meyer noted conversation. Olympians Wednesday, Sep­ stories on the Olympic Team is with No. 1 draft pick Sylvain Terry O’Reilly is an kicker David Warnke and waived outright tackle Mike Now building on Ballay Rd. (SI. 6) Bolton, C t tember 21 at 7 o'clock at the Turgeon as well as free agents Andujar gets rare win winner of today’s game between Sherbrooke, that the Patriots, who are offensive tackle Juon Taylor, Rustemver, offensive tackle that of goaltender Tom Barrasso, three players under the tireless workaholic, both tree agents, and placed Jeff WIska, defensive end Tim Hartford Civic Center. only 17 years old, out of Stow, Chris Kotsopoulos and Doug Sulii- Quebec and Barahona, Dominican Republic. defensive end Phil Darns on Moore and tight end Gary By Mike Barnes specified N F L limit of 60, whether it be in the "I don't think there's any extra Massachusetts. Barrasso played man. The Whalers are also talking McGee came all the way around Marietta, Ga. will meet the winner of today’s the Injured reserve Mst. Shirk; placed on Inlured re­ UPI Sports Writer Montreal’s Andre Dawson clubbed would be looking for other corners digging out a serve linebacker Billy pressure on us,” said Vairo, 38, the entire contest against the with former Whaler present free when center fielder Dale Murphy game between Sacramento, Calif, and Stamford, two homers, his 27th and28thof the Conn, in the single-elimination tournament. players who might be­ puck, in a disagreement Green Bay — Released Matthews, running back who assisted Herb Brooks with the Soviets. agent Garry Howatt. misplayed McGee’s single for a season. with another player or on punter Ray Stachowicz, tree Larry Heater and offensive The St. Louis Cardinais had three-base error. Marietta advanced to the semifinals Tuesday come available. ogenf quarterback Bill Myatt tackle Karl Nelson. many obstacles to overcome in Giants 3, Phillies 1 with a 7-2 victory over Chicago, led by Marc "We have the option of a machine designed to of Hayward State, free Astros 6-2, Pirates 5-1 their 7-0 triumph over the Atlanta At San Francisco, Darrell Pisciotta, who pitched a two-hitter and struck out trying to acquire players help rehabilitate a knee agentdefensive back Vince At Pittsburgh, pinch hitter Phason anddefensive back Braves Tuesday night. Probably Evans’ 26th homer of ^e year, a on waivers from other severely damaged last Carlton Briscoe, an 8th Denny Walling’s three-run homer nine. CAIDWEU NFL roundup the biggest one lurked inside the two-run shot off Al Holland with clubs and trying them out New Year’s Eve. round draft choice from and Ray Knight’s two-out, two-run McNeese State; placed line­ head of pitcher Joaquin Andqjar. two out in the eighth, Ufted the prior to next Monday's “ No one is more deserv­ OIL single capped the five-run ninth backer Calvin Favron on {Prtoe 8ub|«cl to Ch«i0») Andujar, who earlier this year Giants. Despite the loss, the Martin hearing held roster reduction to 49 ing. Terry is the perfect Injured reserve. that rallied the Astros in the Phillies moved ahead of the person to carry on the had astring of lllossesin 12 starts, NEW YORK — Once again, the fate of Billy players," Meyer said. opener. In the nightcap, Terry Pirates and into first place in the tradition set by all Bruins’ , Kansas CItv — Placed run­ 9 8 . ? C.O.D. was wondering what it would take Martin is in the hands of Lee MacPhail. Bradshaw, drafted out ning backs Del Thompson, Puhl and Dickie Thon drove in runs N L East. Mike Krukow, 9-7, was captains," Boston Gen­ Giants’ Shirk, Odoms find to be a winner again. He hadn't Martin met with American League president of Ohio State in 1974 by the Daryl PoseyandErnle(3oolsby and Joe Niekro and Bill Dawley eral Manager Harry and wide receiver Mike Lewis tasted victory since July 1 and the winner and Greg Minton picked MacPhail Tuesday for a hearing on the New York then Oakland Raiders,- combined on a seven-hitter to up his 15th save. Sinden said Tuesday in on Injured reserve. hadn’t bested the Braves in eight Yankee manager's two-day suspension imposed played in two Super Bowls complete the sweep. Mets 8, Padres 3 announcing O’Reilly as consecutive regular-season games Aug. 5 for calling umpire Dale Ford a "stone liar’ ’ and joined New England New England — Re­ dating back to 1977. "We battled them in the second At San Diego, rookie Walt last season when he was the team’s new captain. leased wide receiver Morris GHO CARS STILL ON SALE tight end a crowded spot game, but their pitchers did the during a game with Cjhicago. Andujar put it all behind him Terrell pitched his second com­ claimed on waivers. He job,” said Pirates’ manager Chuck "I don’t know what to expect,” said Martin. "If N Tuesday night. plete game of the season and they go on the truth. I ’ll have a chance. emerged as a starter after Tanner. "They battled back in the climaxed a six-run eighth with a the strike and ended the 1981 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX RiCAL ESTATC WAGON By United Press International boost when holdout All- Pro Uckle Mike Kenn "The club needs me to pitch well and win some games," the right­ first game, so we lost a double- three-run homer — his third of the 2 dr., AT, PS, PB, atereo, I AT, PS, PB, A/C, luggage, I reported to training camp and fellow holdoutR.C. header. Our season starts tomor­ year — to lead the Mets. Terrell, Not even the 49-player roster could have saved Thielemann was expected not far behind. hander said after handcuffing row.” A/C, vinyl top, d«t.,| wire wheels, V6, cassette. Atlanta on just four singles. “I aided by three double plays, Gary Shirk. And it seems only a starting job will At Houston, Oilers coach Ed Biles named #3495 needed this game and we needed it. Dodgers 6, Montreal 3 improved to 5-5 with an nine-hitter. ECHO MODEim AUTO bucket aeata save Riley Odoms. veteran Archie Manning as his starter for the AUTO REPAIRS We have to play perfect. If we get At Los Angeles, Ken Landreaux John Montefusco, 9-4, took the loss. o r Youth Hockey RADIATOR Shirk, the New York Giants veteran tight end Sept. 4 season opener against Green Bay. ?6995 <12,069 pitching like that for the next and Greg Brock hit two- run Reds 4, Cubs 2 At Alt INTRODUCES who spent eight years with the club, was among Manning edged Gifford Nielsen after the two homers in the seventh to highlight four players cut to enable the Giants to reach the month, we’ll be right there.” At Chicago, rookie Jeff Russell, Uvcis of AWIity Um 90-mlniit« divided playing time in the first three pre-season a brawl-filled Dodger victory. Los 2-0, pitched a six-hitter over seven WE SERVICE ALL 60-man roster limit. Odoms, an 11-year veteran games. Andqjar, 5-13, retired 20 of the •Loam to Skato drlva>ln and last 21 after a leadofi single by Angeles’ Mike Marshall, after innings and hit a two-rup homer to "Norn* or Mr Goodmrench GENERAL MOTOR tight end for Denver, won't be playing for the At Dallas, Cowboys coach Tom Landry •Racraational drivaaway aoluUonl Bruce Benedict in the third. He being hit by a pitch in the seventh, propel the Reds. Russell's homer Broncos if he doesn'tbeat out James Wright in the emphasized once again that Danny White is the •Compatitiva CARS AND TRUCKS struck out seven and walked one in rushed the mound but was tackled off Ferguson Jenkins, 4-9, came FOR: team's final pre-season game Friday against team's No. 1 quarterback, but he did not sound so Minnesota. his 12th career shutout as St. Louis by Expos' catcher Gary Carter. after Dann Bilardello had singled. Best hours available In the area — none be­ Me radatir leaks, » ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS 1981 OIDSRWRILE CUTLASS REGAL ESTAn WAGON sure about defensive end Harvey Martin. Martin, Broncos coach Dan Reeves said Tuesday he snapped Atlanta's three-game fore noon — none after 8:30 p.nri. » COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS 4 dr., AT, PS, PB, AM, AT, PS, PB, A/C, V6, del., I who has led theclub in sacks the past 10 years, has winning streak. Full season of skating time at Bolton Ice Pa­ thinks Odoms "needs to go somewhere else to has been distracted during the past few months A/C, vinyl top, V6. cassette. #3492 play” if he doesn't start. "This could be the one to get him lace • RESUILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS from financial problems and his being mentioned Schlichter books say <6995 <11,496 Shirk, who caught 130 passes in his NFLcareer. in an ongoing cocaine investigation. on a drive like he was last year Expanded Coaching Staff lati-ffagzf chaafet, » AUTO PAINTING started just one game last season and was when he was unbeatable,” said ECHO serves all skaters In the Eastern daaalRi sat flaskiaf outplayed by three rookies and veteran Tom Cardinals catcher Glenn » CHARGE WITH M ASHR CHARGE Also, Oilers cornerback Willie Tullis, charged Connecticut region We have found that Mullady in pre- season. His best season was 1981 Brummer. "He knows he can go Art pressured bets Beginners Equipment Available for Rental > 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE with criminal trespass for allegedly breaking into most of our customers when he caught 42 passes for three touchdowns in a woman's apartment, surrendered to Houston nine and hecan shut somebody out. helping the Giants into the playoffs. That’s what we need right now.” Registration Dates: problems can be solved police Tuesday and was held under $1,000 bond. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) — Schlichter. Thursday, Aug. 25 — 6 to 9 p.m. within this time frame. Tullis, 25, was named in a complaint filed last The victory lifted the Cardinals Baltimore Colts quarterback Art Sunday, Sept. 11 — 12 to 2 p.m. The problem part is Odoms, Denver's No. 2 career pass receiver week in Tom Green County by a woman identified to the .500 mark witha 61- 61 reconl Schlichter's total gambling debt 1912 CHEVROLn CAMARO EUaRIC PARR AVDIUE Scblichter put pressure on three Sunday, Sept. 18 — 1 to 3 p.m. (Learn removed, proniptly with 392 catches for 5,693 yards and 41 as Cyndi Neeper of San Angelo, Texas. A warrant with 40 games remaining. Atlanta, has been reported as ranging from CiWTER 4 dr., A T , PS. A/C. Baltimore-area men to continue 1389,000 to $750,000. The former to skate only) ,re p a ire d on our A T, PS, PB, AM, A/C, del., I touchdowns, caught a career-low eight passes was issued for his arrest Monday. meanwhile, saw their lead in the accepting his bets on sporting Ohio State University star was Saturday, Sept. 24 — 1 to 3 p.m. (Learn to jpremises and rein- 6 cyl. concert sound csssellel last year. The Broncos first-round draft choice in At Latrobe, Pa., the Pittsburgh Steelers N L West fall to two games over Los events, their attorneys said in U.S. skate only) 1972 and Wright will each play one half Friday. Angeles. IJ^fWnitely suspended from the I stalled. <7995 stereo, wire wheels. reduced their roster to 59 players by placing five District Court Tuesday. At Bolton lea Palace Among other veterans cut Tuesday was 10-year free agents on the reserve list and sending St. Louis went ahead 1-0 on a The men — Samuel Alascia, 30, M coinitiis8loner Pete Ro- Replacements are <15,297 veteran wide receiver Morris Bradshaw, was was throwing error by catcher Bruce zelle earlier this year because of Rt. 6, Bolton I available from our dis­ running back Curtis Brown back to Buffalo after a Harold Brooks, Jr., 26, and Joseph his gambling. Pre-Season Conditioning Program Availa­ waived by New England. Bradshaw played in two knee injury nullified last week’s trade. The Benedict in the second and then &rio, 25 — were sentenced Tues­ tributor size inventory. Super Bowls with the Raiders before joining the scored three runs in the thini off ble (or h/lltes through Bantams. iRelai in our waiting 1229 M AIN 8 T . Steelers kept ailing quarterback Terry Bradshaw day to work-release programs Special Midget and High School Condition­ AUTO REPAIR Patriots last season. on the roster, even though a team spokesman said sta le r Pete Falcone, 8-3, on were filed against room, while our MANCHESTER and-or probation. They had whlichter in the case, and Roselle ing Program Available — Limited Enroll­ The Green Bay Packers cut Ray Stachowicz. Bradshaw “definitely won’t play for awhile." back-to-back homers by David knowledgeable special­ pleaded ^ ilt y in May to interstate ha» said the quarterback did not ment (E a ^ Registration Advised). I TEL. 646-6464 their regular punter the past two seasons. At Washington, defensive end Mat Mendenhall, Green and George Hendrick. Hen­ traveling to promote a gambling ists get you moving CARDINAL BUICK INC. In other training camp news: drick s homer was his first since bet on the Colts. ForTuTlhor InfSrrtiatTori please contact: who left Redskins' camp last week for what club activity. Jphn Fogarty 643-2554 again. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" At Suwanee, Ga., the Atlanta Falcons offense, officials call "personal reasons,” was placed on July 25. Attorneys for the men implied in CM QUALITY A pre-sentencing investigation court that Schlichter pressur^ Bruce Sklvlngton 872-6918 81 ADAMS STRin, MANCHESTER anemic in the first three exhibition games, got a the reseye list. St. Louis built the lead to 7-0 in had determined that the men SHMCC mUITS the fifth on RBI singles by Ken them into continuing to accept hl8 Brian Curtis (Inafruciional and MItee only) MMM RMUTN HUMS (Opsn Evss, Monday thru Thursday) Oberkfell and Willie McGee. *** collect abwt bets, despite their pleas for him to 643-0092 STS Main SL, Manoh, C T CONIBAL laOTOSS Hum OfVISIOM 860,000 in gumblinjg debts from stop. 6 4 9 - 4 5 7 1 M.\\( IIKSTI Jt lll■:l(.\l.l).\^^■(ln^■^(l;l.\. .\ub 24, I«IH:I 13 It MAM HK.SfKU HKl<.\l.l).VVf9), A s 9. Yankees 3 Pittsburgh Americon Leogue — Cooper, Mil 105; 2. 5:35 p.m. Candelaria 8 9 4 4 4 2 Winfield, NY 95; Rice, Bos 89; Parrish, Toronto (Clancy 13*7) at Baltimore Blue Jays 9, Orioles 3 Guante 1-311100 Oet 88; Simmons, Mil $5. m i OAKLAND NEW YORK Tekulve (L 64) 0 1110 0 (McGregor 15*5). 7:35p.m. Ob r h M Ob r h M Giants 3. 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(Sutton 7*10), 8:30 p.m. Hancck dh 1 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM American League — Henderson, Detroit (Morris 15*8) at Texas Mosebv cl 4 ) 3 3 Dwyer rl 4 0 ) 0 T— 3:01. lorg 3b 3 0 0 ) Ripken ss 4 0 3 0 Brrghs dh 2 1 1 3 Gamble rl 3 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 5 0 2 0 LeMastr ss 4 0 0 0 Oak (Smithson 7*12). 8:35 p.m. Lansfrd 3b 5 3 3 1 Plnlelki ph 1 0 0 0 Rose 1b 3 0 10 O'Mallv 3b 3 0 0 0 87: R.Law, Chi SB; Cruz, Chi 49; Wilson, Chlcooo (Dotson 13-7) at Kansas City Mulinks 3b ) 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 ) 1 3 Johnsn dh 3 10 0 Lownstn II 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 3 0 2 2 Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Nicosia ph 1 1 1 1 KC 47; Sample, Tex 36. (Perry 6*12), 8:35 p.m. Hill ss 3 0 11 Wynegar c 3 I 1 0 Astros Z , Pirates 1 GGross ph 0 0 0 0 Minton p 0 0 0 0 Pitching Boston (Tudor 10-6) at Minne­ Orta ph 1 0 0 0 Slngletn dh 4 0 0 0 Bonnell If 4 0 2 3 Nalan c 3)10 Gross 1b 1 0 0 0 Mattnglv If 3 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 5 0 0 0 Clork rf 4 0 0 0 Victories sota Almon lb 2 0 11 Smolley ss 2 1 2 I Lefebvr rf 4 1 1 0 Evans tb 3 12 2 National League — Rogers, Mtl 154; (Castillo 8-10), 8:35 p.m. Barfield rf 1 0 0 1 Cruz 3b 4 0 ) 1 Second Game Collins II 3 0 10 Sakata 3b 3 0 0 0 Phillips 2b 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON PITTSBURGH Miitthws If 3 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 2 0 Dravecky, SO and Soto, Cin 14-9; Perezi Ttiursdov's Gomes Totals 34 9 12 9 Totals 32 3 S 3 Haves cf 3 0 10 CDdvb cf 4 0 2 0 Atl 134; Denny, Phil 13-5; Valenzuela; Ooklond at Cleveland Upshaw 1b 4 1 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM BMartInz c 3 3 1 0 (Soklond 100 210 013— 9 Doran 2b 3 1 1 0 Lacy If 3 0 10 Dlpz c 4 0 11 Rabb c 2 0 0 0 LA 1}6; Show, SO 134; Laskey, SF 13- Toronto at Baltimore Dejesus ss 3 0 1 0 VenabI ph 0000 10. Seattle at New York Griffin ss 3 3 10 New York 000001200-3 Puhl rf 3 1 ) 1 Hebner ph 10 0 0 Totals 34 9 It 8 Totals 34 3 7 3 Game-winning RBI — Heath (2). Thon ss 4 0 2 1 Guonte oDenny0 0 p 2 0 0 10 Yngbld ph 10 0 0 American League — Hoyt, Chi 16-10; Boston at Minnesota Jeltz ph 1 0 0 0 Pettinl 2b 0 0 0 0 McGregor, Bolt 15-5; Morris, Del 154; -r % ’ California at Milwaukee Toronto 013 500 000— V E— Randolph 2, Wynegor, Heath. DP— Cruz It 4 0 2 0 Ray 2b 3 12 0 Baltimore 200100 000— 3 New York 1. LOB— Oakland 5, New York Knight 1b 4 0 0 0 Modlck Andersn 3b 3 0 o 0 t0 0 0 0 Kuiper 2b 2 0 0 0 Guidry, NY and Honeycutt, Tex 144. Chlcooo at Kansas City Perez 1b 1 0 0 0 Brenly c Detroit at Texas Game-winning RBI — Mosebv 1)1). 4. 2B— HIM, Smalley. 3B— Lansford, Garner 3b 3 0 2 0 Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 10 0 0 E— Sakata 2, Flanagan, Cruz. DP— Murphy. HR— Burroughs (9). SB— Mmphry ct 3 0 0 0 Parker rt 4 0 11 Krukow p 2 0 0 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE Welimn 2b “ 0 ) 0 0 Eost Baltlmore4. LOB— Toronto6, Baltimore Henderson 4 (87). S— Hancock, Hill. SF— Dowley p VO 0 0 Berro ss 3 0 0 0 bbbbddbbbbbbbbbbdbdbbb 5. 2B— Cruz. HR— Murray (24). S— B. Burroughs, Almon. MIzerock c 2 0 0 0 May c 4 0 ) 0 Totals 34 I 8 I Totals 31 3 7 3 W L Pet. GB IP H RERBBSO Phitadelpbla 880888 810— 1 Philadelphia 63 59 .516 — Martinez,Griffin. SF— Bar II eld. NIekro p 2 0 0 0 Frobel pr 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Oakland TScott cf 0 0 0 0 Wynne cfSon 3 0 Francisco 0 0 080 088 03x— 3 Pittsburgh 63 60 .512 '/2 Game-winning RBI — Evans 02). St. Louis 61 61 .500 2 Toronto Warren (W 1-2) 6 2-3 4 3 3 2 3 Tunnell p 2 0 10 Football Leal (W )1-)0) 9 7 3 3 1 4 Buromeler 21-3 1 0 0 0 ' 1 Mazzllll It 10 0 0 E — Rose, Youngblood. DP — Montreol 61 62 .496 2'/3 PhlladMphIa Chloogo SS 70 .440 9V7 Baltimore New York Totals 29 1 8 2 Totall II I 7 I ••bbbbbbdbbbbdbbbbbbbb Flanagan (L 7-3) 3 6 7 5 2 0 Keough (L 4-7) 1-311)10 Houston 882888 880— 2 ). LOB— Philadelphia 11, Son Francisco New York 52 72 .419 14 6. 2B— Morgan. 3B— Leonard. HR— West Stewart ) 2 2 1 I 1 Shirley 4 5 4 3 1 4 Pittsburgh 188 888 880— 1 ___ D. Martinez 5 3 0 0 2 3 Murray 3 4 2 2 1 1 Game-wInnIno RBI— Thon (14). Evons NFL exhibitien standings Atlanta 74 51 .592 (26). SB— Haves (18). S— Motthews. Los Angeles 71 52 .577 2 Flanagan pitched to 3 batters In 4th. Frazier 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 E— Cruz, Doran. DP— Houston 2, T— 2:3). A— 47,387. LaRoche 1 2 2 2 0 0 Pittsburgh 2. LOB— Houston 5, Pitts­ Houston 65 59 .524 8'/2 T— 2:55. A— 27,475. IP H R ER BB SO San Diego 63 63 .500 nva burgh Pel. PF PA 8. I B ^ u h l. SB— Thon ( » ) , Cruz (25). S PMIodtlphta w L T San Francisco 59 67 .468 15Va Tlgers2.RangersO Denny 5 3 0 0 0 6 Denver 3 0 0 1.000 SO 27 Cincinnati 58 69 .457 17 — Mazzllll, T. Scott. Prttsburgh 1 0 .750 91 IP H RERBBSO Andersen 11-310011 3 59 Tutsdav'i Rtsults HoMond (L 7-2) 1 2-3 3 3 3 ) 2 Ba)t)nx>re 2 1 0 .667 39 34 Cincinnati 4, Chlcooo 2 Houston Cleveland 2 1 .667 SB 49 DETROIT TEXAS NIekro (W 11-10) 6 6)145 Son Francisco 0 Houston 6, Pittsburgh 5,1st gome obrhbi obrhbi Krukow (W 9-7) 8 8 1 0 3 5 NY Jets 2 1 0 .667 56 57 Houston 2, Pittsburgh 1,2nd game Rayais10.WhiteSexZ Dowley (S 12) 3 1 0 0 0 1 Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 54 40 Whltokr 2b 4 0 1 0 Tollesn 2b 4 0 2 0 Plltsbuigh Minton (S IS) 1 0 0 0 ) 0 St Louis 7, Attanta 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 2 0 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 T — 2:29. A— 6,885. LA Raiders 1 2 0 .33} 64 70 New York 8. San Diego 3 Tunnell (L 6-5) 7 6 2 2 2 6 Seattle 1 2 .SDO Gibson dh 3 0 0 0 Wright cf 3 0 0 0 CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Guante 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 62 SO Los Angeles 6, Montreal 3 LnPrrsh c 3 0 0 0 LrPrrsh rf 4 0 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Miami 1 2 0 .33] 72 46 San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 1 Herndon If 4 0 0 0 O'Brien )b 4 0 0 0 NIekro pitched ta 1 batter In 7th. 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(exMMtIon season ends) Transactions MANCHESTER T h e e a ^ e s t f f ' ' \ Baseball from Oklahoma State, and MIDGET FOOTBAU Preston Neumavr, their Atlanta — Activated first eighth round pick pie shett ever., baseman Chris Chambliss Calltornla-Davis, and tor- Registration from tasabled list; opti­ wards Bernard Hill, a ninth E V R O lE r oned catcher Larry round pick trom Panhandle <3wen ■ to Richmond of State, and Aaron Haskins, a and InterdRtlonol League. 10th round pick from Washing­ Detroit — Claimed ton State. pitcher Glenn Abbott on Milwaukee — AAotched an Practice waivers from Seattle. offer bv Chicago for ANNUAL MODEL END l A CREME CRUST Toronto — Activated center-forword Harvey pitcher Mike Morgan from Catchings. MARTIN SCHOOL disabled list; returned 1 e i pitcher Matt Williams ta Dartmouth Rd., Manchester Snowy Lime Pie Syracuse of International League. College Basketball MONDAY THRU FRIDAY CLEARANCE Grambling State — Named Kansas City — Released Ron Tovlor an assistant foot­ 6:15 P.M. to 8 P.M. guards Lorenza Andrews, ball coach In charge of line­ their tilth round draft choice backers. EVERY NEW 1983 TRUCK Warm sunny days make one think of citrus and whipped topping blend to give this regal PERKINS • DYER fruits and cool desserts. They’re just right no-bake souffle a light and rich flavor. for warm weather entertaining and they’re F<)r filling variations that can be used with MUST BE SOLD so easy to prepare. We must sell every 1983 truck In our Inventory to the lime pie you can be as imaginative as yor MANCHESTER DEMOCRATS Actually, a snowy lime pie is “ easier-than- like. You can create countless combination make way for the 1984 models. Get our model clear­ Dreamy Orange Mold ■A cup sugar pie” to make with prepared whipped • of sherbet or ice cream, adding candies, 2 cans Mandarin segments 2 eggs, separated RE-ELECT PROVEN, EXPERIENCED LEADERS ance deal now. topping. All you need to prepare this cool, ice cream toppings, preserves or fruit. For 11-ounce cans, drained) crust is the whipped topping, a spoon and a instance, an SVt ounce can of crushed 1 8-ounce package cream cheese To The Board of Education 1983 CIO Fleetside Pick-Up 1 package orange gelatin ■/■ cup lemon juice pie plate. What could be easier? pineapple can be substituted for the Brand newU ft. fuli size. Equipped with6cyl., std. marshmallows or ‘A cup of lemon yogurt can (3-ounce package) 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind gauges, power steering and brakes. 4 dr., rear To prepare this you just spoon the thawed 1 cup boiling water 3 cups whipped topping springs, lighter. St(x:k #6715 $ 7290«® topping into the pie plate and spread it "be substituted for the marshmallows. 3 cups whipped topping (thawed) around to shape into a shell. Then freeze it. Instead of the lime sherbet, raspberry (thawed) 1983 S10 Long Bed Pick-Up Two more great do-ahead desserts are a sherbet can be substituted, and raspberry Brand new. Equlppeowith 4 cyl., 5 spd., power Soften gelatin in >A cup cold water; stir (jreamy orange mold, and a refreshing yogurt for the marshmallows. Drain orange segments, reserving 1 cup steering and brakes, radio, 2-tone paint, gauges, liquid. Dissolve gelatin in water; add over Tow heat until dissolved. A 'td rem lining rear step bum per, steel belted tires, styled wheels ^ lle d lemon souffle. Nice plump Mandarin water, 2 cup sugar and beaten egg yolks. $ ®® ^orange slices provide a perfect texture and Snowy Lime Pie reserved liquid. Chill until thickened but not - y and more. Stock #6439 7850 set; fold in whipped topping. Arrange 1 cup Cook, stirring constantly for 3 minutes over flavor complement to whipped topping used .3 cups whipped topping low heat. Gradually add to cream cheese, 1983 S10 Blazer Tahoe in the mold. This recipe makes an easy, but (thawed) orange segments in lightly oiled 1-quart ring mold. Carefully pour gelatin mixture over mixing until well blended. Stir in juice and Brand new. Equipped with V-6, 4 spd., 2-tone elegant addition to any Rummer buffet and 1 cup marshmallows paint, power steering and brakes, center console, orange segments; chill until firm. Garnish rind. Chill until thickened but not set. Beat PARTNERS FOR PROGRESS IN can be used as dessert dr a sweet salad. It (miniature) speed control, stereo, luggage carrier, electric $ 11, 695®® with remaining orange segments. egg whites until foamy; gradually add only takes a few minutes to assemble and 1 pint lime sherbet EDUCATION delogger, stainless mirror, and many more remaining sugar, beating until stiff peaks eKtras. Stock #6813 requires only four ingredients. (softened) We are committed to an educational system which recognizes not only the form. Fold egg whites and whipped topping Spoon whipped topping into 9-inch pie need for solid foundations In basic skills, but also the changing demands into cream cheese mixture. Wrap 3-inch FO R THE COOK with just a Uttle more plate; with back of spoon, spread and shape Lemon Souffle required for life in the next century. Manchester needs partners who stand collar of foil around top of i-quart souffle for this kind of progress in education. Vote for Sue Perkins and Rick Dyer In LOW COST GMAC FINANCING IS time to spend in the kitchen, the lemon into a shell. Freezd until firm- Fold envelopetgelatin 1 dish; secure with tape. Pour mixture into the Sept. 13th Primary. souffle is a special showy dessert for a bridal marshmallows into sherbet. Fill shell with (tjpOavoKd) dish; chill until firm. 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Your Neighbor's Kitchen M A N ( 11 i:ST KH III■:UAI■I)A^^^<^IU^^(I;|^ . Aug 24. IHHil — l.~» Cooking for large gathering doesn’t bother Mrs. Rand ‘Great New England Cooks’

Cut vegetables into small pieces. Tie pickling spices Rev. Bonadies makes headlines again By Barbara Richmond Herald Reporter Into white cloth. Put all ingredients in large boiler. >A teaspoon cumin Add I'A quarts water. Bring to boil, stirring often. Boil By Borbara Richmond The following arc a couple of Bonadies' recipes that 15 minutes. Remove spice bag. Put in jars while hot will appear in Yankee. ■A teaspoon tabasco Imiigino iH'ing iible to cut for a whole year without Herald Reporter I cucumber, minced fine, reserve and thinly slice, 'A having to huy any vcgctuhlcs in the supermarket. and seal. That's what can he done if you have a hig garden and The Rev. Kenneth Bonadies is making culinary Ziti and Cauliflower of it.) Cook the onion, celery and Vt of the green pepper in the umhition to freeze and can the harvest. That's headlines again. 1 medium onion (chopped) chicken stock until soft. Then puree with the canned what Sarah and Richard Rand of Birch Street do. Last March he appeared in the Neighbor's Kitchen New York Cheese Cake 3 cloves garlic (minced) tomatoes (reserving I cup diced.) Add tomato juice, Preparing a meal for a large family gathering column of the Manchester Herald. In the September ■A slick butler, melted oil, cumin, tabasco and chill. Add the remaining doesn't bother Mrs. Rand in the least. In fact, she said issue of Yankee Magazine, already out on many I pound ricotta ' 3 tablespoons olive oil vegetables and garnish each bowl with a few slices of she enjoys it. newstands here, he is featured in the “ Great New 16-ounce package cream cheese 1 can anchovies Although she's lost some of her Southern drawl, she England Cooks" column. cucumber before serving. 4 eggs 1 head cauliflower, small (break into small flowerets hasn't tost the famous Southern touch for cooking. Bonadies lives at St. Bartholomew's parish and Juice of 'A lemon (don’t substitute) 3 tablespoons tomato paste (plus 2 cups water) Just hope you get a chance to taste her delicious teaches music at East Catholic High School. He likes 1 teaspoon vanilla I teaspoon basil pineapple upside down cake someday. It's baked in an what he calls home-style cooking and doesn't like the 3 tablespoons flour 3 teaspoons capers Menus iron skillet, the way it should be. 3 tablespoons cornstarch term gourmet. He has so many favorite recipes that he has put 1 pound ziti (cooked) I stick butter (melted) >A cup grated cheese HER HUSBAND, a longtime police officer and dog 1 pint sour cream together a cookbook, which was still in the Senior citizen haute the onions and garlic in mixture of oil and warden for the town, enjoys helping with the IVi cups sugar preparation stage last March. It is finished and The following lunches will be served the week of gardening and preserving. “ The vegetables from our includes 130 of his favorite recipes. Tilled “ Italian butter. Add the anchovies and cook until they are Aug. 29 through Sept. 2 at M ayfair Gardens and broken up. Add the cauliflower and tomato mixture; garden supply us and several friends," Mrs. Rand Cream ricotta and cream cheese until smooth. Culinary Secrets of the Confessional,” it costs $3.50 Westhill Gardens to Manchester residents who are 60 simmer for 40 minutes, until sauce is blended. Finally said. Gradually add the eggs, one at a time. Beat smooth and is available at East Catholic High School on New or older: add the basil and capers and simmer 15 minutes more. She said the only thing she cans is tomatoes, tomato after each egg. Add the remaiping ingredients, exce^ State Road. Monday: Vegetable soup, salmon salad, lettuce and Sprinkle the cheese over the ziti and cover with the juice and tomato sauce — everything else she freezes, sour cream. Continue beatiqg until well-blended. Fold Bonadies often listens to confessions — culinary tomato, rye bread, peach pudding. L, sauce; toss and serve. even whole cooked white potatoes and mashed sweet in sour cream. Bake at 325 degrees for 1 hour and 10 confessions, that is. These are from cooks who come to Tuesday: Baked chicken, cauliflower with cheese potatotes. The sweet potatoes are for making the minutes in spring-form pan. Turn off oven and leave Bonadies for answers why their particular concoc­ G azpacho sauce, seasoned spinach, white bread, lemon cake family's favorite Southern sweet potato pie. cake in oven for 2 hours longer. When cooled, top with tions didn't work. with whipped topping. The Rands have two large, well stocked freezers. pie filling of your choice. Good plain, too. The priest's cooking talents are not limited to 1 large onion Wednesday: Apple juice, curried turkey, steamed Included in their inventory are large plastic bags of recipes of one country, either. He has traveled 2 stalks celery rice, green peas, roll, fresh fruit. pecans. They pick them themselves when they visit Herald photo by Richmond extensively, and he often brings back recipes from his 1 large green pepper (reserve and dice >A of it) Thursday: Porcupine meatball with tomato gravy, Mrs. Rand's family in North Carolina. Her brother Fresh Fruit Pizza travels. 3 cups defatted chicken stock (or bouillon) diced parsley potatoes, green beans, wheat bread, 1 large can whole tomatoes (reserve and dice 1 cup) rocky road pudding. has a large farm there and has huge pecan trees on the Large baked pie crust Although he's part Italian and part Lithuainian, he 2 REV KENNETH BONADIES OF ECHS 1 medium can tomato juice Friday: Breaded fish, mashed potatoes, broccoli land. And, to speed things along, Rand made a special 1 cup orange juice (fresh) loves Chinese food. He cooks that, plus Italian, ■A cup olive oil spears, wheat bread, chilled peaches. nutcracker to make fast work of shelling the pecans. Vt cup lemon juice . featured in Yankee Magazine French, and Greek, among others. y* cup water MRS. RAND OFFERED some tomato canning tips. 1 cup sugar Tomatoes have to be dead ripe or they won't taste 3 tabiespoons cornstarch (heaping) right or be the right color when cooked, she said. “ And Pinch salt you'd better be in the mood for work because they Herald photo by Richmond 3 apples really have to be packed down in the jars or you'll end 2 bananas OIttIDACRISPy CROWNS! up with a half a jar after they're cooked," she added. Sarah Rand of Birch Street cuts a piece Down Cake. She’s the wife of town dog Pineapple chunks She adds a teaspoon of salt to each quart jar. of her skillet-baked Pineapple Upside warden Richard Rand. Seedless grapes l G R O C E R Sendlhis coupon to ORE* Nothing else is added. The tops of the jars should be IDA POODS. INC COUPON RE­ 4 3 peaches « DEMPTION PROGRAM. PO BOX wiped clean or they won't seal properly. Of course, the STORE Topping (helow) Strawberries (small box) 1660. ELM CITY. N C 27696 lor face tomatoes have to te peeled before you do all of this. To Set the oven at 350. Melt the butter in a heavy 10-inch - value raimbursement plus 74 han­ SAVE 259 ON dling. Invoicas proving purchase of COUPON make the peeling easier^, scald the tomatoes first. skillet, (or OxOxl’A-inch square pan. Sprinkle brown sufficiant slock of Ore lda C R ISPY Boil the sweet potatoes until soft. Mash well with the Bake pie crust and cool. Make glaze by putting C R O Vm S '* to cover coupons must After the Jars are covered, they are put upside down sugar evenly over the butter. Arrange pineapple in on margarine. Add sugar and nutmeg and heaten eggs orange juice, lemon juice, water, sugar and be shown upon request Failure to do on a rack in a large canning kettle and then covered butter-sugar mixture. Decorate with pecan halves so wiH void alt coupons Coupons non- and milk. Put in an unbaked pie shell and bake at 350 cornstarch and salt in sauce pan and boil until thick. iransferable Sales tan must be pa*d with water. When the water starts to boil, they should and cherries. Measure and sift dry ingredients. Add by the consumer Cash value 1/1004 degrees for about 30 minutes, or until lightly brown. Let cool. Toss pieces of the fruit in the cooled glam. ORE-IDA REDEEMABLE ONLY ON ORE-IDA be timed for 30 minutes and then removed. shortening, milk, flavorings and beat 2 minutes at Add topping and put back into oven to brown. Watch Pour in baked pie shell and keep out a few CRISPY CR O W N S'* Any other use “ Make sure the covers are tight, while the jars are medium speed. Add egg and beat 2 more minutes. constitutes fraud O F F E R EX PIR ES very closely as topping will bum easily. F E B R U A R Y 20. 1964 LIM IT O N E still hot,” Mrs. Rand said. She also freezes stuffed Pour batter over fruit and bake 40 to SO minutes. strawberries for garnish OFF C O U P O N P ER P U R C H A S E Offer peppers. She said she washes and cleans the peppers Immediately turn the pan upside down on a plate. vo(d where prohtbrted. taxed or regu­ A N Y SIZE CRISPY CROWNSI lated by law and leaves them overnight on a towel so all of the T o p p i n g Favorite Pecan Pie moisture is gone before freezing them. Otherwise C h o w -C h o w freezer bum might result. 1 cup brown sugar I unbaked pie shell 1 teaspoon vanilla IVk quarts water ■A cup butter (or margarine) SHE STUFFS THEM with a mixture of hamburg, 1 tablespoon margarine 2 cups prepared mustard 1 cup brown sugar (light) rice and onions, and freezes them on a cookie sheet. 1 egg (well-beaten) 4 quarts tomatoes (green and firm ) 1 cup com syrap (white) After they're frozen she puts them in plastic bags. She 1 cups sugar ■A teaspoon salt 7 2 3 said that way they won't stick together. When they're Mix together and put on top of pie as directed. 2 quarts bell peppers (green) 3 eggs 1 teaspoon vanilla ‘^H dlo going to be served, steam them to thaw them and 1 quart vinegar CM ipm sl Crvmhy, serve with a little spaghetti sauce poured over them. 3 quarts onions 1 cup chopped pecans S a v e 209 Pineapple Upside Down Cake When freezing green beans, first put the beans into 4 pounds white cabbage On any Gorton’s Frozen Seafood Product: boiling water. The minute they start to boil, take them One-third cup butter 2 quarts bell peppers (red) Add sugar and syrup, creaming constantly. Add salt at my Stun, GoodbyeSoggs^ out and immediately put them in ice water. Mrs. Rand W cup brown sugar (packed) 2 tablespoons Mack pepper to eggs and beat until light and fluffy. Add to first Crunchy • Potato Crisp'' • Light Recipe' said if this isn't done, the beans will turn mushy when IW cups cake f l w cup salt mixture. Add vanilla and nuts. Pour into 9-inch pie ‘iaingltiem cooked. 1 cup sugar 2 tablespoons tumeric pan lined with unbaked pastry. Bake at 350degrees fojr 'fiy Gortonk crunchiest • Batter Fried • Thrift P&ck Her husband's favorite relish is one made by her t teaspoons baking powder 2 tablespoons pickling spice 50 minutes. r pniliicts) fish sticks and fillets: T O C O N S U M E R This coupon good only on the products indicated above Only one coupon redeemed per purchase Any other use A family members down South. It's called Chow-Chow. W teaspoon salt may constitute------fraud. ^ Coupon------not transferableTsferr’- - When they go on trips in their camper, be makes sure One-tbird cup shortening (soft) ' Cninchy-with toasted bread T O R E TA IL E R As our agent a c c ^ this coupon on the purchase of the specified product General Mills will redeem each coupon you so accept for the (ace vwue plus f t handling ^ a r g e Mail this coupon to General Mills. Inc Box 900. Minneapolis. Minnesota 55460 he has his supply of Chow-Chow with him. Two-thirds cup milk crumbs. lor redemption. Coupons wiH not be honored if presented th ro u ^ third parties not specifically authorized by us Any anempt to Besides the things she cans and freezes, and her redeem this coupon othenwise than as provided herein shall constdute fraud. Invoices prtNing quantities you purchased must be 1 teaspoon vanilla 'Potato Crisp-with a real • submitted on request to corporate headquarters. Coupons subfect to confiscation and or marking when terms not complied with. extra special upside down cake and sweet potato pie, W teaspoon lemon flavoring potato cnist. Nfoid il copied and where prohitkied licensed orieguiat Mrs. Rand also makes a New York cheese cake that le g g No Ezpkrtlon Good only m U S A APOs.FPOs Cash value tlWo« ' " “ 7 2 3 her family vows is just like one from a New York deli. Pecan pie, of course, is another favorite of family and friends. So is a fresh fruit pizza. 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Allow 10 weeks to receive coupon that was a several in the checkout line. You with impatient customers as box tops and labels, I especially helpful if it is in National Supermarket • MOVIE Bwbarou' An (B ) -* Busirtass Raport SIS A T C E N TR A L HIGH, to air female doctor is impratasd with O. Dtyadala'a RaaabaR aging bandit-hero befriends a cotnas kivolvad in child pornogra­ each refund. years old. Although there know the problems we in line behind us? It would always write the purchase an item I seldom buy.” Shopper. Write to me in 7:30 P.M. Wednesday. Aug 24- on CBS Dr. Craig and tha fsrnilv of a dead phy. Maknds (}Mon, Dana TWI. farm boy on the run Withe Net- The controversy involves school man sue O . Chandler. (R) (60 8 -D a a p a d M a The following refund offers are worth $16.47. was no expiration date, have just handing our be a hayoc! No. thanks! price of the item on the Sharon and other read­ care of this newspaper. son. Gary Busey Rated PG CD - FM Magazint Richard Maaur. 1982. integration in 1957 Arkansas min.l 1:15 A.M. This week's refund offers have a total value of you could tell it was an old O ) - USA Cartoon Exprata CD - AW In Family $30.60. CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME 8 - 2 4 Horaa 8 - ESPN'a Horaa Racing coupon because the han­ O - Rock Church fp - Muppat Show 11:45P.M. 8 - MOVIE: ‘Love at First Wkly. This offer doesn’t require a refund form: dling fee for the retailer S 9 - BattiM Ur Oalactica CD - Family Faud 8 - Program JIP Bits' A vampira viaita tha big city a - MOVIE; ‘Swaat IMMani' EXCALIBUR Refund, P.O. Box 487, El Paso. was only 5 cents. The ( 8 IB ) - High Faathar 3 3 )‘ Naws (S> 1903Compuk>g in this lig h th ^a d spoof. Gaorga a - MOVIE: ‘His Majaaty A young Engfah woman dtocov- TX 7BB66. Receive a $2 refund. Send the Universal grocer saw this and re­ Hamilton, Susan St. Jamas. Ri­ 8 - Raportaf 41 8 ~ World Sportaman To­ O ^a a fa ' A soMiar of fortune ara that aha b not tha only lova In Product Code symbol from the Excalibur Instant fused to take the coupon. night's show features Climbing chard Benjamin. 1979. Rated PG. fkida himself in combat with her awaathaart'a Ma. Sam Watar- 8 - MOVIE: -Smohav and tha hated South Seas pirate. Burt ' Camauba Car Wax and the register tape with the Was he correct? — Gayle Barsdil' A trucker artd his sidek­ and Wtrtdsurfing with guests 10:30 P.M. aton, Jenny Aguttar. Cathy Lea Crosby and Overly Lancaatsr, Joan Rica. Andre Mo­ purchase price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. Rad, Muscatine, Iowa. ick accept a chaHenge to make a CD - Nawaili • RialHy ral. 1964. 1:30 A.M. round-trip tourney of 1,000 miles Johnson. (60 m in) These offers require refund forms: 8 - Coraumar Raports Consu- (B ) - Indapondaot Natworh CD - To m Cotda Show D-CON $2 Offer. Receive four SO-cent coupons in 28 h ^ rs Bun Reynolds. 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I checked with the controversy over integration at Fito Giron, Ofelie (^rnain, Javier 8 - jutfy Collins: This la the and patformara in tha world of 8 - Croaafiro Bowling Challenge is presented Day a - NSC Nawa OVandght m - RoMn’a Naat from Windsor. (Dnterio. Canada. Central High School in Little Rock, Lopez y Gina Montez. amattainmant. register tape with the purchase price circled and people at the Nielsen (X) - CBS Nawa 8 - M-A-S-H (2 hrs) Ark. Josnr>6 Woodward, Charles 1:45 A.M. •—the Universal Product Code number written on clearinghouse, the largest Duming. 9:15 P.M. 10:45 P.M. 8 - MOVIE: ‘A Minify of (B ) - Bamay Millar 8 ® - MscNsil-Uhror O - Camp Maeting USA 8-Raportar41 One' Romanes and cocnady tun 8 - SportiCantar I the form. 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Rose­ S - MOVIE: ‘Sargaant p; the size (S, M or L ) on the form. Expires Dec. 31, a ware of this, but they can 8 - Jaffarsons City, NJ. (60 min.) 8 - Over Hara/Mr. Praaldant 2:00A.M. 8 - Paopto'a Court l8 l - Real Paopla Today's pro­ mary Cloorwy and Lots FoIm s ca- HBO sxposaa the funnier aide of Rapper's Untly Haatla Ckib t 1983. easily check it out by 8 - L u c a a Q )-C S S Nawa MgMwatch 8 - ABC News gram features the Stuntrrten's Ro­ lebrate Eubie's 100th birthday in Whita House poiitica. Rand' A rock and rol band P E V E R R E A D Y $1 Cash Refund. Send the calling their retail coupon 8:00 P.M. a special performartce. (R) (90 comas to tha raacua of a town ® - D r . Who deo. a ^ s t Chest is the West 8 - Atfrad Hitchcock Hour CD - MOVIE: They Oilva by P required refund form and the proofs of purchase clearinghouse or a clear­ CD ( £ - ArcMo Bunkor't P Im corttest and a dinner date with 9:00 P.M. min.) •ufisring from boradom. Tha Baa Night' Croas-country truck driv- ' 7:00P.M. Archie doesn't went Stephanie to Bengal tigers. (R) (60 min.) 8 - Festival of FaHli Gaea. Patar Frampto.i. Rated PG. era gat ktvolvad in murder. Hum- L (the package card with the plastic removed) inghouse such as Nielsen audition for the High ^hoo l of CD - Tha Marv Show 1978. C£ - CBS Nawa 8 ® - National Qaographic 8 - Honaymoanan phray Bogart, Ann Shatkitn, t from any two packages (any combination) of in Clinton, Iowa, that Performing Arta. (R) C D ® -H a m p t o n s Adrienr>e'8 9:30 P.M. Gaorga R m . 1B40. QD 8 - M-A-S-H Special 'Australia's Animal Mys- 8 - Sports Tonlglit p Eveready Super Heavy Duty batteries (Sizes represents major ® - PM Magazlna teriaa.' Tonight's program looks actions stun Jay and David fir>ds a 8 - PKA FuB Contact Karats - Muppat Show 12:30 A.M. O ) - Toib CotUo Up Ooaa C “ D ,” "C ,” "A ” or 9V). Expires Dec. 31,1983. manufacturers. CC at strange creatures found only in ■okjtion to his and Cheryl’s prob­ from Biloxi. M S PKA FuB Con­ 8 - PaBculs: ‘El Trsfa da Oio' C D 8 - Fan o<^ CoH encour­ lem. (60 min.) [Closed Optioned) (D-AlkithaFam lly (D - Jea Fii nfcBn Bhnw t F R U IT O F T H E LOOM $1 Refund. Send the (X) - ABC Nawa ages a former b itt^ s player to Australia and the scientists and tact Karats praasmi a 9-Round & - Btu kiaai Waport conservetionisis workirtg to 8 - MOVIE: Star Wars' An or- Light Haavywaight Contandara (D - Maty Hartman, Maty (B) - Emargattcy h required refund form and the style number from DEAR MARTIN: I ( X ) - V a g a play in a championsi^ tourna­ I !■ lit tan . ment but a mobster tries to stop preserve them. (R) (60 min.) phan, a rartegade ar>d a princess bout featuring Rob Salata vt. 11:15P.M. 8 - SKA FuB Contact Kamta' h the upper left-hand corner of a minimum $6 picked up a package of (B ) 8 - AUca Chartton Young from Biloxi. MS. him. (R) (60 min.} (Closed Captioned) battle the evil forces controlling 8 J Auto Racing ‘S3: C D -M g h lR n a htim Bltad, MS FKA Ful Con- ■ 8 - SpottaCantar . the Empire. Mark Hemill. Carrie (90 min.l p purchase of Fruit of the Loom Sheer Hosiery or margarine which had a C D - MOVIE: ‘In OM Chicago' C D -C N N N a w a tact Karasa praaants a BNound , 8 - RaiSo 1990 Today's pro- Fisher. Harrison Ford. 1978. P the Universal Product Code symbols from the 10-cent coupon printed on This story depicis die O’Leary fa­ 8 - Mora Raal Paopla 8 - Family TIaa Soon after 8 - MOVIE: 'Mommla Light HaavywalgM ConlsndMa gram looks-at the hottest trends Rated PG. p upper left-hand comer of a minimum purcahse of the back. After the mily. w tM ^ cow is credited with Elysa hiree her friend, she wants 8 - N a w s Oaataaf Agahtst tha glamataus bout featuring Hob SalBa v i. ' and performers in the world of 8 - MOVIE: ‘Chilly Scanaa of - Jim Bakkar to fire the overly sggratsive le - Chadton Young bom SkHd, MS. , checker rang it up, could I starting tha great Chicago fira. Wfaitar' A man spends a winter background of Hofywood, Joan x. $6 of Fruit of the Loom Kitchen Towels, Dish entenainment. cretary. (R) 8 - TwBIglii Zona (SOmbi.j Tyrorte Power. Alice Faye. Don pursuing his married girtfriend. - Facts of Life The girls em­ Crawford's real Ms nils at a P Cloths and Pot Holders, along with the register have stood there in the 8 - Faith arsd Daiiverance Ameche. 1938. John Heard, Mary Beth Hurt. bark on an all-night study ses­ 8 - Qabcial y Oabriaia 11:30P.M. molhati is rsvsalad. Faya Duna­ 8-PSASesstataTaurCovar-' P tape. Look for the form on the package. Expires checkoutline and quickly Hour B S - Major UagiM BasobaH: Mark Metcalf. 1979. Rated PG. sion (R) [Closed Captkmed) 10:00P.M. CD - HawaH Fiva-O way, Stava Fonatt. Diana Sear- ago of tha S110.000 Molaan t Dec. 31, 1983. cut off the coupon and (S6 -- Hogan'a Haroas Seattle at New York Yankaaa ( 8 “ Carter Country 8 - MOVIE: Tho Pcids of tha wid. 1981. Ratad PG. Bowing (Jialanj a it praaantad CD - Staraky and Hutch from Wfeidaor, Onttrio, Canada. P Free M ATCH LIG H T. Receive a coupon for one asked that it be credited ® - Monoylino ® - PhiHp Marlowa. Prhrata Yankeee' The story of New York C D -N e w s 8 Pick dia Proa 8:30 P.M. Yankee slugger Lou Gehrig is pre­ C D - PoBca Story Sportawritara praviaw key (2 hrc.) P free 8-pound bag of Match Light Charcoal. Send immediately against my O - Nawa Eye ‘Firtger Man.' Marlowa be­ CD 8 ~ Dynaety Aiexie aaeam- comes tha prime suspect in the Q D - MOVIE: ‘Cfiaia at Cantral sented. Gary Cooper, BalM Ruth. Mea BWia'a board of diractors Q D - Rockford FHaa gamsa and viawara oompats lor 8 - Sunday at the tong's | C! the required refund form and, from any bill? The reason I bring O - MOVIE: *Baar talaiMr A death of a city official. High' A high school teacher and Walter Brennan. 1942. and Steven's financial neadt C D -S a k tt t combination of Match Light charcoal totaling 30 this up is that the store H pounds or more, the Universal Product Code was doubling the value of ...HE WAS HERE WHEN YOU f I'M WORRIED P number written on the form, and also write on the coupons and it would have a CAUEP BEFORE... HE TOLD ME ^ ABOUT HIM. WASH.. P form the number of bags you purchased and their been a savings that I g NOT TO TELL VOU^.BUT WHEN HE 1 NEVER SHOULD'VE BRIDGE ASTRO P weight. Include the register tape with the would not have been able ® LEFTi I HAP TO CALL »OMBBOPy.,^ SAID THE THINGS , ^ purchase price circled. Expires Dec. 31, 1983. to take advantage of oth­ Famous JORDACHE tD iP ... GRAPH erwise. — Brenda Lee Milking it for a top Proffitt, Clarksburg, Md. stretch suits bid, but did what toacbm tend to do when playing with qbur a pnitU. 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Dopond looo*; 41 Geer tooth If If 14 upon your eohortt and morn}; 42 Tows upenyouraoll. ‘SCAMPER’ STROLLER in tan corduroy, BONNIE DOON infants’ socks, stretch BIT 44 Burglary 11 18 17 e A N C S R (A m o t U M y n d ; . - - - SfiuSniA 46 Food lifh reg. $85 67.99 booties and tights 20% O F F 18 Vour ttibihinn mlgM net b o ^ ' HAMBURG PATTIES 48 Negftive fl la Ho uoual siandardo todM,t* ‘CRADLE M ATE’ baby carrier in 2 prints, ■ Mtd couM bnpada your vWoat! conjunctien If D&L Baby Shops: Corbins Corner, Avon-Simsbury. Bristol. 49 Avenue ” So earaful you don’t — rini * W D 3arS reg. $26 20.79 HI/ JM THB THIS IS/AN FRANKLY. I TH O U BH r ST ■ NlufO Plons with aqiwot; $1S0 Manchester, Meriden and New Britain r SUPPOSE NOW he'll BE S3 Oonati^ U ii 3T IT IT A m i m—“ ENTIRE STOCK INFANTS’ SNOWSUITS, PRB3IDBNT HONOR,/AR. 'YOU'D BE A MUCH BUEi 9 ^ 1 9 i f f i * *********Mcaeiao 11 walks his thirsty friend. men's shower room with despite trying my test to tribute to a depressed persons from the Jeffer- Munchie. Winthrop offers teach children about them. ate. Neither are all flat­ get back into the work feeling. alcoholism. I know I personally am chested women cold. I've Lawrence Lamb, M.D. .. son House who will be in Munchie some milk. But force. I’m worried that Exercise helps relieve h ’ charge qf the clinics. milk isn't what Munchie The Winthrop and Mun­ uncomfortable showering found it to be the other depressed feeling. But hud in mind. It's hot with a young female child way around. What women this will affect my health. On the same day, from chie coloring book can be you need to control your . 10a.m. tonoon.apharma- outside, and he could obtained by writing: Op­ in the locker room. I've lacked in chest they usu­ I grew up to believe that effort and not strain or really go for a nice cold discussed this with other ally made up for in zest. when you were angry or cist from the University of eration Cork. 8939 Villa La overdo. Walking, Jogging Connecticut School of beer. Winthrop is Jolla Drive. La Jolla, swimmers and they feel I have to tell you, the depressed a full stomach and some sport you might shocked! He tells Mun­ the same way. My friends best bed partner I ever would result in ulcer prob­ or angry I tend to overex­ vigorously because you Pharmacy will be availa­ Calif. 92037. ert and not feel it. Am I are hungry. So I am not enjoy such as tennis are ble to review your pres­ chie he's not old enough to say the children are too had was built like a lems. So I eat less and very good. drink alcohol. Munchie The price is $1 (dis­ young to think anything of 12-year-old boy. keep my stomach empty doing the wrong thing? enthusiastic about your criptions and over-lhe- says he was only kidding, counts for quantity avail­ this. What do you think? REMINISCING IN most of the day. I have a .-counter medication, able on request). How­ ; giving you a chance to ask but adds, “It's very grown RICHARD IN AURORA ROCKPORT, TEXAS bowl of cereal for break­ DEAR READER: The up to drink beer." ever. Operation Cork, fast, no lunch and a DOSs, DMDs, DCs, DVMs, JDs, MDs • questions. which is a non-profit or­ current jobless problem is \ The Manchester Citi- Their conversation de­ DEAR RICHARD: If you put off writing medium-sized warm meal no doubt causing many velops into a powerful but ganization, will send a Male nudity is probably letters because you don't for supper. 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Please make note BUSINESSMAN'S |};iL'k lo S l'Iioo Melon Trays of the following schedule: Hawaiian Punch •a-l" Pears 59< With This Ad NATURE VALLEY-APPLE, DATE OR fUSPBCRRY SPECIAI rvhoi. “159 Every Tuea., Wed., Thura. Granola Fruit Bars box M. The l)air\ GBUPOGiTPOi ■■MiOWmACK c-u FOR THE MOB Festival FOB GREAT SUMRER (XPS Clams, French Fries BieSdk Soper Saver Strawbmy Shortcake Cereal Kraft -JI-Ji-.v-t • AVAMABU TMM A N K T MLETS-B' i S'ORICOUUUI-IOGCIORLEQALSGCTt ^ WriH TONY THE TIGER Breakstone and Salad or Dcnf.:-':-!L-.:’'j:C r :c r,^ e scrambles Boxed Envelopes Zior’l Parkay Margarine 6s». $^29 Kellogg’s Sugar Frosted Flakes ^ Sour Cream conts. Spaghetti, Meatballs WICB0U8O-7GCT-ieW*iS* ^ Arkz* aOFT North St„ WMimantif GREAT FOR DIPS ToL 4 M -U 3 1 ALTNAVEIGH IN N and Salad Any Sandwich *2.95 Any Entree •3.95 for zukes SfagleSubject Notebook 2 i.8 8 KeDogg’s A pple Under New Ownership 3SUBJeCT-10H*xS’-12DCI .a . ... TASTY Temptee Relish tray, potato, veget­ HARRISVILLE, N.H. A romaaiic country inn. i; I cHmacN u n d er • calw ays KeDogg’s Sugar Com Pops '^ 1 ^ 1 2 9 9 OFF out kUNCH MENU (UPI) — What do you do WiKbound 'TOC Cream Cheese conL able, salad and assorted locitcd in the hitcoric diMrki inSiorrt. CHOCOLATE FLAVORED ^ breads are served with when you’re expecting offering fine ftMKi nod gmcioni Impiiality Includes Choice of Rice Pilaf or French Fries. thousands of people to Notebook Cocoa PufEs Cereal dinner and there is no in our newly dccomc^ dining roon^i. 10% Senior CiUzena Discount attend your International ASSORTED FLAVORS-4.7-ot. Lundi and dinner. 2=79* Nuform charge for coffee...Who Zucchini Festival and you Capri Sun Fruit Drink '^ 2^ ’ said you can't find a bar­ Ogei. Tuea.' Sun..cioaed Moo. Beer or Wine M.OO Yogurt Reservaiionaaccepted. Tel.4S9*44»a can’t find enough zukes to REGULAR gain these days? 5284905 11-3 P.M. — Monday - Friday go around? You scrounge, Sunsweet Prune Juice '299 CHOCOLATE 957 Storira RiL. R|.I95 350 Roberts S t. East Hartford the organizers say. Hood Choco Good Drink gli Storra. Connecticut. ATiAROULV Kraft OPEN EVERY DAY 1-84 T o Exit 58 Where the end of the F ^ c o SpaghelUO’s ciAM.CHiyi,cucuMaEntOMONOR 2 Lavtiti Saaday Battel Braacb T W new proprietort,Vickie. Bill and Bemk* summer usually brings a ForRgggrvatlono: 64e-403a **KAN“ CUSTOM GROUND King French Onion Dip Mozzarella Cheese cordially welcome you. OPEN 7 DAYS • 7 am - 11 pm 165 Adams 8L, Manchggtgr Sontlng Brunch glut of zucchinis, this 11:30 to 2...$6.9S ExH 93 oH 84 Sot A Sun. 11-6 p.m. summer’s dry weather Eight O’clock Coffee S s F A iw a , m m m i Th» m m u ** has produced a shortage REaORAUTOORW 4<%>H8 in New Hampshire. Ground Brim Coffee ’^ 3" ME0AMM8 C l OR LARGE-32 C t m m ‘'The festival was de- TW m S . STICKS OR PETITE O A C pRosh Hashanah Featin^ Luvs Diapers - / •HOWCABE r signed to stop ’zucklear’ Bachman’s Pretzels 'b?o9^ uomo I proliferation, and ob- Goodmaifs Egg Noodles pkg. 59* Era Laundry Detergent ^ 3 " STREITS. HOROWnZ OR ; viously we have suc- WITH FAGRtt SOFTENER .g q q Baked Beans ’^79^ 18 -oz. 80* - ceeded,’’ said one of the Manischewitz Matzos pkg. fmaTBNOwoNiv • : main organizers, who re- ^ Id 3 Laundry Detergent OiickeiKof-the^Tiina *^79^ LKXao quested anonymity. Matzo Meal ^ ADOZEN D em urs - Sponsors of Saturday’s M IM AND MARS, SMCKERS. 8 MUSKETEERS OR Clorox Bleach 'iS'89* HARTFORD Z event have traveled to SnackSizeSfilkyWay iS2” INTERST/(T(84(XITSS ; Boston find the 700 zukes Matzo Balls ^ u5THAirrro«D sM-asio • they need for some 70 • contests ranging from the Norwestern GefikeFish ^ JAW S 3-D t best motorized sqash to PC ^ the 1983 crowned Zuke of Chicken RoD Borscht -SHOWmAT:- » Elarl. 'dM I i8B.iiaa.s4a>?i*e.«i4e . Mark Tenney, a North- OAICKMIS $1,89 GbzedHam Del Monte Dow Saran Wrap i f a 9 9 ' ; field, Mass, has agreed to ' send five bushels to help HAKOiCHUMACHEX Vegetable Buffet Sale 2o«t169 CUJOS 4 put the (estival in southw- German Bologna A&P Trash Bags box X REAL -SMOWhAT:- t estem New Hampshire, lANOO* LAKES tiBHiai lea Tiat-inee i Other farmers in New American Cheese Kraft Mayonnaise r S y 4 Hampshire and Massa- IF R a W TTN S METALSTORMi ebusetts have volunteered TNiOtSTMICnONOa AAR»-SVN Cole Slaw .59* Tone Bath Soap s i ” , to do their best, the •m LEMON SeSfTEO •"3-D J GREAT WTTN PEANUT BUTTER ■bill ibii REQULAfl. D C T OR CAFF FREE 4 organizers say. Om aiiiB ~ 1 » - SWOWHAT:------• WhMBRwwgt Joy Liquid Detergent \ One zucchini arrived by C m aw m. ltBI.MB4it|.?ilf.atlB CRAFTS EXPO Sunshine 1 0 9 »SiN«i ail •ONUSPACK Coca Cola « mail this week from Lake- 6b ■■ * wood, Colo., where a HiHoCrackers Glad Sandwich Bags or Tab 200 ARTISANS * newspaper chain ran a hJ m ESSIr ! Poltory, Matal Sculpture, Lgathor, SHverPgwtgr, Welding, * contest awarding an all- iiee.iieB.iiea.fise.fi4i Batik, Toys, Weaving, Qlast Blowing, Woodworking, and moral 4 expenses paid trip to the ; zucchini that best repres- ARTS A CRAFTS : ented the state. PW UI tPPIC live AUQU6TI16T THRU AUGUST I7TM. 1SS8. CURSE OF THE DEMONSTRATIONS 4 “Wepickedltupyester- WE RCURVE THE MOHT TO LNMT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORa ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAKA6LE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS PIHK PANTNERESI PERPORMINQ ARTISTS i day. It’s ready to march in Z theparadeonSaturday.lt iiie-it8B.rde.fisi INTERNATIONAL POODS iMtMiWw ADOZBIDONuiis • will be carried by some- “PUN FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY" * one from Colorado along NATIONAl lAMDOON'S i with the sUte flag,” the VACATION E $1,89 ■* anonymous organizer ------SNOWHAT:------AUGUST 2 6 , 2 7 ,2 8 said. Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Corners, Manchester iiii8| ^ SPONSORED BY THE BERLIN LIONS CLUB. pONUTS IT’S WORTH THE TRIP DUNKIN DONUTS IT S WORTH l‘»M.{ Turner school in 30th season About Town Edtior's noir: Thr fullouinK w m ' member of the Dance Masters of Amer­ Candie Townsend. be certilied lor the September tnadvrrlanlly niisprinlod in Ihr Arts ica. Inc., the Dance Education of Amer­ Bridge Club results The school offers entertainment to distribution. Suppirmpnl that apprarrd Thursday, so ica. the Professional Dance Teachers many convalescent and senior citizen The following were winners in the thpy arrr brinK rpprinlrd hrrr. Association of New York and the Better affairs during the year. Each spring, Aug. 19 Grand National Pairs of the Busine.ss Bureau of Greater Hartford. dance reviews take place at Manchester Center Bridge Club. Mayor sets band day Tho Hi'lty-Jono Turner School of Diinee. A graduate of the school. Laurie High School. Mollie Timreck and Penny Weather- Mayor Stephen T. Penny has pro­ Interest, dividend withholding affect you 40O:ikSt .. Miinchcster. is reo|>cning for its Darling, will again be on the faculty. wax, first; John Greene and Dick 30th season of donee instruction. Also assisting the Turner faculty will be Classes resume the week of Sept. , For claimed Aug. 27 as United States Coast Business 12 Jaworowski, second; and Flo Smyth Guad Band Day in Manchester. The Congress has passed and President Reagan has The curriculum includes clussicol Chervl Lc'vie Kimberly Mitchell, and registration phone 563-8205 or 649-0256. But ourdefeat, I repeat, was not total. Had Congress ballet, tap, acrobatics, modern jazz, and and Norman Whitney, third. band was founded in 1925 as a In Brief quietly signed into law a measure that will allow ceremonial group. It consists of 45: (invite) tax cheats to squirrel away $11 billion in not repealed the withholding of income tax from baton twirling. interest and dividend payments, the Treasury would Very popular are special classes offered MMH' Graduation lunch members. taxable income through 1988 and which, of course, will Y o u r The band will perform on that date at therefore compel us, America's honest taxpayers, to have collected $13,4 billion through 1988. The for boys in acrobatics, tumbling and tap. compromise bill, whicli Reagan signed with obvious Diane Roger of Windsor, Chandra 8 p. m. as part of the concert schedule of foot the bill. M o n e y 's Pre-school classes for the 3- and Every girl should have the chance to dance H.P. Hood faces charges reluctance, and which substituted other measures to 4-year-olds are designed to establish a Pathmanthan of South Windsor and the Bicentennial Band Shell. Also as a result of this legislation, the Internal M O N TP ELIER , Vl. — A three-count federul collect the taxes, is expected to yield $2.4 billion extra sense of rhythm, build better coordina­ Sharon Todd of Somers were honored In case of rain, the concert will be Revenue Service estimates 19 million Americans will W o r t h (Says Cyd Charise, noted dancer, in ‘Good indictment has been returned in U.S. District instead. The next to the cheats: "only” $11 billion. tion. establish right and left directionality, have a delicate sense of rhythm and Tuesday at Manchester Memoriai held at East Catholic High School, 115 fail to report on their tax forms interest and dividends Housekeeping’ article): Court in Burlington against the Boston-based Sylvia P o rte r and improve gross motor skills. freedom of expression that epitomizes Hospital at a luncheon for their New State Road. they have received. A full 5 million will illegally fail to 'Whether you give your child dancing H.P. Hood company, alleging it violated a 1980 T H E NEW LAW provides measures to beef up The adult program includes tap-ballet- natural grace. But their legs and their gradpation from the hospital's Medical file any tax returns at all. They'll all evade one way or lessons for a social or theatrical back­ antitrust consent decree by acquiring three New enforcement incorrect information. Banks will have jazz exercise and classes. The studio is years grow longer, their grace becomes Laboratory Technician program. another the tax net into which you and I fall ground is not important. You have only to England dairies, according to federal officials. to provide the IRS with correct Social Security open Monday through Saturday with day buried in self-consciousness, and they go The students earned associate de­ Kiwanis to salute Reilly (complaining or not). watch toddlers of two or three posing at a They said the 1980 decree settled a federal numbers for new accounts or incur severe penalties; and evening classes available. into a gangly, or awkward age. Yet no^irl grees in science at Manchester Com­ Thus has culminated one of the nastiest, most 22 million pieces of mail — provided, in many mirror when music is played, inventing The Charter Oak Kiwanis Club of' antitrust lawsuit challenging Hood's acquisition for old accounts, banks will have to mail reminder Betty-Jane Turner, director and needs to have an awkward age if she is munity College, as well as certificates Hartford will honor former Labor furious and bitter fightsT've ever seen on Capitol Hill. instances, by the bankers themselves as inserts in little steps and arm movements. They enrolled in a good dancing class.' by Agri-Mark Inc., New England's largest milk Wfib gets the “credit" (if that's the word for it) for monthly statements to customers. notices to customers once each year to verify that teacher, is the past president of the Dance of completion from the hospital. Commissioner Peter A. Reilly at a Social Security number for the account is correct. marketing cooperative. virtually sanctioning tax cheating at this date? Tax They managed to confuse many of you into Teachers Club of Connecticut, and a The hospital's laboratory technician dinner at Vaile's Steak House in And most important, the new law recognizes The U.S. Justice Department had challenged cheating is never proper, and it's even less believing that withholding represented a new tax program is a two-year one sponsored Hartford, Sept. 28 at 7; 30 p.m. evasion will persist and the IRS must have more the deal on grounds it could choke off dairy appropriate when our nation desperately needs every when, in fact, interest and dividend income has been by the hospital and the college. It Reilly is a business agent ot Local 15, money and staff to handle the paperwork and provide includes classroom instruction and connpetition in the Northeast and create a penny it can legally obtain to cut our dangerous taxable all along just as wage and salary income has Iron Workers. Tickets, at $16 a person, regional milk marketing monopoly. quick follow-up. If you're not declaring your interest practical experience. deficit. been taxable. New building for Gibson school may be obtained from Paul Cosgrove of A provision of the settlement required Hood — income, you'll be sent a total of four letters, in 11 Gerard St. He can be reached at That "credit" goes to the lobbyists for the banking Every time I set foot in a bank in New York during New England's largest dairy — to obtain either industry who put on an unprecedented campaign of March and April, I saw threatening signs implying increasingly stiff language, warning you to pay up. If The Priscilla Gibson School of Dance study to bring quality dance education to Due to the school's emphasis on good 643-5364. Justice Department or court consent before distortion and lying to kill the White House's bill to that the U.S. government was trying to loot my you fail to respond, the IRS will notify the institution to Arts wifif open this season in its all new her school. A well-known choreographer, technicai training, many students have Free cheese to area acquiring any New England dairies, officials withhold income tax from interest and dividend savings account by taking away interest 1 had earned start withholding 20 percent of your earned interest. building. Designed by Lawrence Asso­ she has choreographed productions Club Pinochle scores said. gone on to further dance education, and payments. The lobbyists stopped at nothing in their and was due me — a bald-faced lie. To finance' all this. Congress will have to ciates, to house both the school and the throughout New England, and has been a received scholarships to nationally recog­ Windham Area Community Action The following are scores of the pinochle effort to create an environment so poisonous that When confronted with this fact, bankers I know well appropriate a minimum of $300 rryllion over the next Manchester Ballet, the building will guest artist and teacher in the Middle nized schools, such as Jeffrey and Program will distribute surplus cheese games, played Aug. 18 at the Arm y and neither congressional leaders in favor of withholding and respect argued that all the U.S. Treasury had to five years. feature a specially designed dance floor Atlantic states, and a faculty member of Harkness Ballet schools, Skidmore Col­ in Andover, Boiton and Coventry, Aug. Navy Club. Play is open to all senior Rosalynn Carter on board nor President Reagan, who had proposed it, dared do was to expend more effort to match the 1099 forms What a nasty ending to a thoroughly nasty story! and mirrored walls. The new facilities will the Dance Congress of New York. lege, North Carolina School of the Arts, 30. citizens and is each 'Thursday at 9:30 ' resist. submitted by banks and brokerage firms declaring give students an expanded opportunity to The school's curriculum includes classi­ Purchase, Walnut Hill Ballet School and In Andover it will be distributed at a.m.: BOSTON — Former first lady Rosalynn Carter The bankers won — and in the end, I sensed a bit of my interest and dividend earnings with individual tax ("Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,' avail themselves of the school's offering of cal ballet, pointe', pre-ballet, tap jazz, Goucher College. Many students, while the Town Hall, from 9:30 to 11 a.m.;’ Elizabeth Daniel 630; Vivian Laque- has been elected to the board of directors of shame in their attitude toward their victory. The forms — and then scoop up the money. To put it 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal all forms of dance from beginner to pre-school and acrobatics. In following a still at the Manchester school, have Coventry, Town Hall board room, 10 Gannett Co. Inc., Chairman Allen Neuharth a.m. to noon; and Bolton, Town Hall, rre 629: Ruth Search; 624; Rene Maire United States lost. moderately, it wouldn't be that simple! For the money management, is now available through her professional levels, for a complete dance graded course of study, the school attended intensive summer programs and 620; Marjorie Reed 612; Mary Hill 608; announced. education. 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. But our defeat wasn't total, as I'll explain in detail Treasury to match the 1099 forms submitted on column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to develops the technique, control, strength dance centers in New England. Edna Farmer 605; Ruth Baker 604; Mrs. Carter, 56, is the third woman on later. First, bankers'campaign demands a final touch Miss Gibson, director, is a talented Only those who signed up previously interest and dividend income paid us with the income "Sylvia Porter's New Money Bookforthe80s,” incare and coordination needed by a good dancer. Miss Gibson is a member of the Dance Alexander Gates 604; Bud Paquin 603. Gannett's 14-member board. It is her first formal of publicity. accomplished dancer, and has taught in and can show their pink slip will be tax forms would be a formidable job and involve an of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. Joining the school again this year, will Masters of America, Inc., Dance Also: SamSchors597; Harry Pospisil business association since, she and President the area for several years. She is well eligible to receive the free cheese. incredible amount of time, workers and dollars. It just 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press be Christopher Gibson, formerly of the Teachers Club of Connecticut, National 582; Floyd Post 581; Hans Frede- Carter left the White House in 1981, Neuharth said known for her classical ballet instruction. Eligible persons who missed the T H E LOBBYISTS orchestrated an effort that drew will not hp done. Syndinate.) Connecticut Ballet Company. Also on the Association of Dance and Affiliated ricksen 580; Gertrude McKay 567; following a board meeting. She has studied all forms of dance at August sign up may apply to receive staff will be Tricia Dougan and Linda Artists, and is a board member of the Betty Turner 563; Mary Chapman 561; Gannett, with headquarters in Rochester, N.Y., leading national schools and continues to Oliver. cheese in September. New applicants Manchester Arts Council. and Martin Bakstan 560. publishes 86 daily newspapers, including USA must bring proof of income in order to Today, and operates six television stations and 13 radio stations as well as other news, advertising Prices up, but deficit threat stiii hovering and research firms. T r y this By Dennis Gulino showed the increase did billion federal deficit for in the second quarter, and United Press not pump up corporate the October-July period, International the low inflation rate have fruity U T C appoints Montany taxes, trimmed by the heading on schedule to the not erased fears about 1981 tax breaks. $207 billion range ex­ higher inflation and a E A S T H AR TFO R D — Eugene R. Montany of WASHINGTON-Price The latest monthly pected by September 30. dessert Manchester, has been appointed to the expanded increases are moderate deficit crisis. budget released by the The 1982 deficit — the Wall Street reflected PEARL'S position of vice and profits are up but the Treasury Department all-time high up to now — the fears Tuesday as the By Alleen Claire president- amount of taxes collected showed corporate taxes was $110.7 billion. New York Stock E x ­ NEA Food Editor technology and stra­ Food Energy Tranepcwtatlon has continued to fall, are down 35,3 percent The strong economic change's Dow Jones in­ tegic planning at DOWN 0.1% UP 0.3% UP 0.5% making the federal deficit through July compared to recovery, building the An attractive fruit des­ United Technolo­ even worse, the govern­ dustrial average slid the same 10 months of the gross national product at more than 10 points to sert with a chilled, re­ gies' Pratt & Whit­ ment says. government's 1982 fiscal a 9.2 percent annual rate freshing topping satisfies SUMMER CLEARANCE ney Group. The latest set of eco­ year. close at 1,192.89. the American sweet tooth. Montany had been nomic statistics released Individual income tax The' latter, at times, vice president- Tuesday by the Labor collections in July were seems to be running out of NEW GAS APPLIANCES WITH PILOTLESS strategic planning Department showed a 0.4 off 4.1 percent from the control. Look at the for-Pratt & Whitney percent increase in the same period last year, a THE NHmE TO REmEmSER number of cake, cookie Group since 1979 inflation rate in July. This greater shortfall than the and sweet shops opening and will maintain Clothing Medical Care put the 1983 inflation rate IGNITION SAVES ENERGY UP 0.4% UP O.B% UP 0.6% 3.6 percent reported in throughout the country. his responsibility at only 3.2 percent. June. DRESS SHOP And these do not include for analyses and re- Last year’s inflation Government spending [ouMJ the special bake shops in commendations rate was 3.9 percent and 30" Gai Range jumped 9.8 percent, to ■t PiecBiiHg SfiMC supermarkets that do a You will concerning stra­ most leading analysts ex­ $667.1 billion, while re­ booming business. tegic business pect it to eventually climb venue dropped 5 percent Route 83. Talcottville, Cl. An apple snow concoc­ plans. In his new a little higher than that to $487.2 billion in those Mon Tu«i W«d 10 5 30 THurt. Fri 10 9. Sat 9 30-S 30 tion reiies upon natural position, he will do figure this year. But so ten months. Oppoiii* Ouohty Inn Motal 643-9016 fruit flavoring, plus a the same for tech­ far, inflation has been The result was a $179.8 touch of vanilla for its • Ultra Ray® nology plans and Tobacco Entertainniant New Cara controlled by falling food UP 3.0% sweetness. Serve alone or Broiler also will coordinate UP 0.4% UNCHANGED prices. with fresh fruit in season. • Black Glass Pratt & Whitney Eugene R. Montany On Friday, the Com­ pxOOKlT%iOIOf>tOOIOf>SOOIOS>tC3 technology and stra­ merce Department re­ Oven Window The best price performance for food in Self Cleaning tegic planning with UTC. ported after-tax corpo­ Kimberly Caruso School of Apple Snow • Surface and more than seven years helped hold Oven Lights • Block gloss oven Montany joined United Technologies in 1950 at rate profits jumped 14.7 1 tablespoon (1 enve­ • Radial Clock door its Research Center and transferred to Pratt & combined consumer prices to a modest percent in the April-June DANCE AND GYMNASTICS Whitney in 1952 as an analytical engineer. Since quarter — the strongest lope) unflavored gelatin • Keep-Warm 0.4 percent increase in July, the Labor $IP**T'* ^ 1169 Main St., East Htfd. 2nd Floor • Cook-And-Keep- then, he has held a number of positions in the surge in eight years. But 1 cup appie juice Oven System Department said Tuesday. , Worm Oven Con­ engineering, marketing and planning depart­ new figures Tuesday • Tap • Ballet • Jazz IW cups unsweetened • Tilt-top Cooktop applesauce trol ments. He became director of strategic planning • Cooktop Sup­ in 1976. • Gymnastics • Balance Beam '/« teaspoon grated port Rod • Digitol Clock lemon peel He received a bachelor's degree in aeronauti­ • Uneven Bars • Horse • Utensil Storage • Energy Soving In- 2 egg whites cal engineering and aerodynamics from Rensse­ • Tumbling • Floor Exercises Vk teaspoon vanilla Drawer. sulotion laer Polytechnic Institute in 1946. TIME IS RUNNING OUT tg o N m A HaadMitw ConmwiiHy CgHof# • Aerobics for Adults Soften gelatin in >/< cup I® apple juice. Heat remain­ in the Fall of 1983 Register by phone ing apple juice to boiling. ^PMogfcClMf; PLBI.IC NOTICE! Remove from heat. Stir in 568-5328 Anytime softened gelatin; continue PIIOTUSS WWITION $1 FREEI! A FREEH U S T CHANCE TO REGISTCR AAOtNINO AND IVININ O ClASSK stirring until completely Mitt Kim it a m«mb«r oft Done* Mattart of Amarico, dissolved. Stir in apple­ PILOTLESS IGNITION BLOOD > Tuesday, August 30, 4-7 p.m. Notional Attoc. of Done* & Affiliotod Artitft, Profottionol sauce and lemon peel. Toochort Attoc. & Donco Toochort of Connoetkut. Chill until slightly thick­ *698 ened, stirring occasion­ CLINIC ' TAKtN BY XtoOltomtoratoOtOOSOOSOOtOOtC ally. Transfer to large A RCaiSTCRtO mixing bowl. Add egg Registrar’s Office The builHn dirt remover. NURSE [(A DIVIBION OF CARPHT FACTORV OUTLBTS)1 whites and vanilia. Beat Administration Building, at high speed until light Bidwell Street and fluffy and mixture 3 0 -inch Whirlpool Gcis D ry e r AT: LIMETT niAIIMACY and 646-4900, ext. 241 begins to hold shape, PAAKADE HEALTH SHOPPE SURPLUS CARPET CENTER about 5 to 7 minutes. gos range Spoon into a I'A-quart ALG97SlXFQaiOryer UHCC POYouREALLV Normol greose ond ' toOM, .*,1 A COMMUNITY SfMVtCt by W H A T serving dish. Chill until • Custom Diy Control provides 4^^ i firm. Serve with fresh grime fode owoy automatic shut-off convenience. r.rTl PAHKADt PMARMACt PARKADt HEALTMA r^EMEVG THE WINDOW DO • 3 Drying Temp Settings: HIGH. ’ Mf PABaaDE nutrition center , SIGNS ACTTHF berries, as desired. This while you cook i n m u i a ' TH EY 5AY? kitchen-tested recipe LOW, AIR fSORPLUS CAAPer CENTER. makes 8 servings. • Cook-And-Keep- • Spscisl CoaHtoatn Cars for IN MANCHESTER ? Worm Control Permanent Press and Knit fabrics • Digitol clock with • TUMBLE PRESS® Central • 3 Drying Cycles: AUTOMATIC , WELL... THE PAP ANY It’s not food 1-hour timer -'IV, REGULAR. AUTOMATIC PERMA­ ' a n d INSTALLATlOtN that cats are • Big 25-inch oven NENT PRESS 8. TIMED ■Mitt • Extratjago Unt Screen START YOUR FALL ARE ONLY IBRc ^ l o o M! • Roised cooktop finicky about • AutomaUe Opan«oor Shut-Off W P W / edge • Push-TeOtart Button OFF RIGHT - ■ AT THE ^ 1 . 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - • Bae-Pae* Laundry Information BACK TO SCHOOL THAT'S GREAT f Cat food manufacturers • Lighted bockguord •Tn*. WITH a n y b r o a d l o o m foster the idea that felines • Oven window and Corduroy ciARPET INTHEID. A CARPET DEAL are finicky eaters. light STOCK...PRETTY M0CH..J 1CANTWLS5UP. It's not the food they're • Energy-soving in- SLACKS & SKIRTS Take another choosy about, studies T B m a n . 20% oft i'M ON show, but such things as sulotion. Cotton a Poly, Print A Solid PAY WAY T t ) frequency of meals, fa­ , OON*rTOR)6ET...THEYtlAVE $ ' /MANCHESTER: miliar surroundings, sud- W O l TURTLENECK TOPS Take another 20% off A SUPER FirVANClNG--I>€AL. den environmental Bonnio Doon changes and absence of a RO PAYS SAME AS CASH, familiar companion. PILOTLESS ICNITION PILOTLESS ICNITION KNEE HI’S Cornell University vete- 20% off o f Up TO 3YEARS Tb PAY ■BPi Long Sleo¥o, Button Down rinary college re­ SIGN UP FOR 1 ADULT CUSS WITH p J p a y m e n t Ho t searchers found a group There’s only one thing better than a great gas appliance. A great gas appliance ON SALE! OXFORD SHIRTS $7®» SURPLUS of breeding cats refused a & GET THE 2nd ONE FREE! Du e t i l NOVEMBER! g CARP6T CENTER certain food because the And now you can get famous brands at Pearls with the loweat prices of the year! Come in today... Pandora, Wool Blend H o N O S T f bowls it was in had been whan yau praaant iMa ad. R A EXCESS washed in an unfamiliar Auguat 29 - Saptambar 6 CREWNECK SWEATERS $13w i n v e n t d r y f r o m disinfectant, according to Long SlaevB, Cowl A V-Naek C.F- 0 . S T O R S S - the Pet Information (highar prica pravallal PART ROLLS, Bureau. VELOURS A bureau announce­ 643-2171 •13“ PULL ROLLS, ment adds that studies of 649 Main St. BEnER THAN EVERI Hiaka Your own suit SURPLUS GARPiT DROP COLORS, cats' eating habits reveal ETC.., AND a distinctive pattern, not Downtown Manchester CBBBn' 100% WOOL BLAZERS m - 395 BROAD STRKRT a»«AV AVAIUI finickiness. Cats prefer ANABUOR 100% matching WOOL SKIRTS MANCHBSTKR,CT. INSTALLATION many small meals day — Nutmeg Branch 2 doors Irom Monchottor AAA i PAD FOR. as many as 12 in some 78 North Main Street For $77.99 you get a wool suit that fits Just the way 649-9199 cases. Unlike dogs, they MDUfBACMUBtPBg. you want it to. 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Help Wonted Homes for Sale 31 Homes for Sale 3l Services Offered 51 Household Goods 62 MIsc. for Sale 63 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71

.643-2711 REWEAVING BURN JE N N Y LINO Spool Bed, M E TA L O FFICE DESKS, Classified.... HOLES — zippers, um­ Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Oftice Space ...... 44 ^4 size metal spring foam SELL Household Goods.. oz For advertisements to be AN ADDRESS OF DISTINCTION used, $25 and up. Desk Notices Resort Property...... 45 brellas repaired. Window mattress. $90. Call 649- chairs, $20 and up. Also Rapet$a$sioni Situation Wanted...... 23 .63 Rates pubiished Monday, the dead­ MEDICAL SECRETA- Lost/Found ...... 01 Employment Into...... 24 MIsc. tor Rent...... 46 Minimum Charge: shades, Venetian blinds. 9047 otter 6pm. filing cabinets. 649-9953. .64 iine is 2:30 p.m . on Friday. RY/OFFICE MANAGER Keys. TV FOR RENT. FOR SMI Personals ...... 02 Instruction...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets .65 $2.25 for one day required In a busy Man­ Gremmo 8> Sons Soles, Marlow's, 867 Main REFRIGERATOR $25. 819 East Middle 1979 Pontiac Trans Atn •ssoo Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted...... 48 .66 P er W ord: chester practice. High level patient and organi- Street. 649-5221, Needs new motor. Call Turnpike. 1976 Ponliac Formula •8600 Auctions ...... 04 .67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15< Read Your Ad 1975 Ford Pinto 646-8255. Station Wagon ^ 1 3 0 0 OT Real Estate lotlonal skills required. .68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Ciassified advertisements BRICKS, BLOCKS, USED CRIB and four Homes for Sale...... 31 Services No evenings or Satur­ STONE — Concrete. The above can be .69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by teiephone as a- days. Send resume to Box AVACODO FOUR Burner maple kitchen chairs. Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Ottered...... 5i Chimney repairs. No lob Best offer. Call between 6 seen at SBM .70 26 d a y s ...... 12« convenience. SS c/o The Herald. gas stove. Asking $80. Lots/Land tar Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering...... 52 too small. Call 644-8356. and 9pm, 646-8173. 913 Main St. M ortgages...... 11 Happy Ad$: The Manchester Heraid is ••••••••••••••••••••••• IIESI |gl^l Call mornings 9 fo 1. Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting...... 53 649-2558. Personal Loans...... 12 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one incor­ Situation Wanted 23 GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSEPLANTS — Small NOW Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only HOUSE, INC., MAN­ 1966 PLYMOUTH VAL­ Resort P ro p e rty...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 Automotive SOLID CHERRY BED­ pots, $1.00. Large pots, 2 IAN T — Air conditioning, Wanted to B o rro w ...... 14 Deadlines for the size of the original CHESTER — We provide for $5.00. Hardy ground Flo o rin g ...... 56 ROOM SET — Double motor vehicle deport­ Cars/Trucks tor Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ Insertion. structured daycare and bed, dresser, vanity with cover. Call 649-6486. Income Tax Service ...... 57 HOUSECLEANING — ment Inspected. $650. Coll Rentals Motorcycles/BIcycles___72 ments to be pubiished Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen nursery school to 12 bench and mirror. $400. Employment Services vyanted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 Reliable, references. children In our pleasant 649-8239 Spm to 7pm. day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertlsement Work done by the lob. f - > Coll 649-8567 otter 6pm. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 home-llke setting. State Home and (harden 64 & Education For Sale deadiine is noon on the day will not be corrected by an Manchester area. Call licensed and staffed by 1973 FORD LTD WAGON Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 75 646-1844. Help Wanted ...... 21 before pubiication. additional Insertion. caring professionals. We Mlic. for Sale 63 — No rust, no rot. 72,000 Homes tor Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 MIsc. Automotive ...... 76 ••••••••••••••••••••••• miles. Excellent shape. can provide vour child CHRYSANTHEMUMS — with a home away from Passed emissions. $1050. Instruction 25 Many varieties. 29 Moun­ 643-0592. 34 ROBERT ROAD home. Call now, 649-8920 END ROLLS— 27Vj width tain Road, Glastonbury. or 646-9608. - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 Notices Help Wanted 31 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Near Mlnneachaug Golf 1974 MERCURY MAR­ tor 25 cents. M UST be Course. EXPERIENCED MUSIC immaculate 7 room Raised Ranch in RICHARDSON MA­ picked up at the Man­ QUIS Brougham — 58,000 Teacher offerino private SONRY — Brick, block, miles. A/C, all power, Excellent Incomeforpart pne of Manchester’s most prestigious chester Herald Office BE­ Lost/Found 01 violin lessons In the Man­ stone, plastering, chim­ FORE 11 AM ONLY. AM /FM . Excellent con­ PART TIME time home assembly chester area. All ages are areas. 2V4 baths, 2 fireplaces, etc. Pets 65 dition. Call 646-1312. work. For Into. Call 504- I O F F ia HEIP EVENINGS ney repairs, fireplaces, FULL TIME welcome Including be­ Loaded with extras. ‘ Owners Florida masonry landscaping. SCREENED LOAM ------••••••••••••••••••••••a 641-8003. Ext. 8201. ! Work from our East Hartford ' ginners. For more Infor­ 1974 FORD WAGON — LOST — SMALL FE­ FR EE — $40 Worth of bound and have placed a realistic price Free estimates. B. Ri­ gravel, processed gravel, We have several excellent part time and full time year round positions ♦ location telephoning for a lo- mation call Mrs. Carol chardson, 742-7437. FREE TO GOOD HOME Good running condition. M ALE CAT, Black tiger, and opportunities available. We're looking for people over 18 years of CLERK TYPIST — Per­ merchandise lust for say­ on this property. sand, stone and till. For Maas, 647-9106. deliveries call George — Two year old female Passed emissions. $300. white paws and white age with dependable transportation who are willing to learn and take son Friday. Opportunity cal restaurant promotion. " ing yes to being a hostess beagle. Call 646-0247. Call 643-7445. chin. Lost In vicinity of for a House of Lloyd toy DAYCARE — Looking Gritting, Andover, 742- pride in doing their jobs. No experience necessary as complete train­ open In small association Earn $5-$7 per hour. Saiary i! for child to watch at my Main ond Williams and gift party. For more CROCKETT AGENCY 7886. ing is provided. office tor person with all Htmes for Sale 31 house, oft Porter Street. TWO MALE Orange 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY Streets. It seen call 643- and commission. Previous " information coll 643-9034. REALTORS PART TIM E — Breakfast and lunch shifts. Hours range from 3-6 hour around office procedure Full or part time. Starting Tiger kittens, tree - to Station wagon — Good 4251. experience. Excellent be­ DELIVERING RICH shifts per day and 5-6 days per week. phone experience helpful but ;; 643-1577 In September. Call 649- LOAM - 5 yards, $60.00 good home. Call 643-2228. condition. Passed emis­ nefits and working condi­ sions and MVD Inspec­ LOST — SIAMESE Cat. FULL TIM E — Are supervisory positions. 40-45 hours per week in 6 not necessary. Will train. " EXPERIENCED — Part MANCHESTER — Four 1827 or 643-0790. plus tax. Washed sand, tions for dependable per­ family, good condition, TWO MALE Orange tion. $300 or best offer. Vicinity Bolton to Man­ days with full benefits. son with a real interest in time cleaning help stone, trap rock, and Call Mr. Roberts needed for home and six car parking area, LAWN CARE. Tree trim­ gravel. 643-9504. Tiger kittens. Free to 646-2910. chester. Please call 643- For interview appointment call the manager between 9 am and 7 pm. a secure position. Con­ Good Home. Coll 643- 1026 with any informa­ 289-7513 ( office maintenance com­ quiet neighborhood. Ed Apartments for Rent 42 store/Otfice Space 44 ming. Lots cleared. Light tact Mrs. Palmer, 289- Ward & Friends. 236-4581 trucking. Roy Hardy. 2228. With tax rebates now in tion. Reward. 9576, between 9am and pany. 6am to 8am, Mon­ most homes, it's the day thru Friday, also 9am or 523-5525. Call 649-9158. Friendly Restaurant 4:30pm, Monday thru perfect time to find a LOST — Vicinity of Route Friday. to 12 noon Monday and M ANCHESTER — New Musical Items cash buyer for that 435 Main Street Thursday. Some heavy MANCHESTER — 430 WILL BABYSIT In my ALUMINUM SHEETS 66 1979 CHEVETTE — Four 6 and 87 iunctlon, An­ CONTROLLER on second floor. Two M ANCHOm . door, 4 speed. Very good baby stroller you no longer dover. 15 year old tiger Manchester work. Call 649-6502. Summit Street. Five bedrooms. No Pets. $400 CENTMl 8USMISS DHTRia home. Love children. used os printing plates — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa GOVERNMENT JOBS — Room Ranch. Fireplace, Have had much expe­ condition. 48,000 miles. use I cat, long hair, three legs. 649-7738 Thousands of vacancies plus utilities and secur­ $ U I/ IU S I .007’’ thick, 23 X 24". 50« Leading accatsory mmm three bedrooms. This Is a 6.000 BQ ft. warehouBB or a»B«m- rience. References. Coll each, or 5 tor $2.00. Phone ANTONIUS STRADIVA- $2500. Coll after Spm, Reward. Call 742-8617. must be filled Imme­ SECRETARY — Imme­ ity. Good tor singles. Call bly building. LoadinQdock 3ovdr- And it's easyl Just call us EOE M/F manutaclurar In niacMna loot Indutiry B i one owner home, with 643-9407. 643-2711. They M UST be RIUS CREMONENFIS 649-2338. diately. $17,634 to $50,112. With • Aollcl groMfth rvcord raquIrM m diate openings with ma­ 646-1379. haad doors. F«ncod parking today and we’ll put your aluminum siding and new picked up before Foclebat Anno, 1726 Vio­ Call 716-842-6000, includ­ Controlltr. nufacturing firm. SALES >W iM H y_____ 647-SOOl low-cost ad in print. G IV E Y O U R budget a D E P A R TM E N T — some roof two years ago. Beau­ LIGHT TRUCKING — 11 ;00a.m. only. lin. Call 627-5454, 1975 AUDI FOX — Needs ing Sunday, Ext. 1029. MANCHESTER — Two engine work, $595. Coll break... shop the classi­ a«N«cns MATURE BABYSITTER experience with price tiful treed backyard. bedroom, four room du­ Garages, attics and cel­ anytime. fied coiumns tor bar­ m SIISS."•'•■B round In ganaral ac- S 649-9390. For extra cash, tall Fuu s r«n nw NEEDED ta care for 4 proposals helpful. Typ ­ $66,900. Marlon E. Ro­ plex. Stove Included. Sec- lars cleaned. Call for a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa gain buys! MATURE SECRETA- counting with •mphaslt on coits and budgtta. SS5 that stroller. . . nowl ASMSMHT MMI«Cn$ and 5 year old In my ing 60 wpm, shorthand 70 bertson, Realtor, 643- urly and References. MANCHESTER Free Estimate. 646-8159. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••••• T U IN n s home, two days a week. RY/RECEPTIONIST — 5953. Recreational Items 67 2-3 full days per week. company oHara ax- 2 wpm. PURCHASING, ap­ $375, plus heat and utili­ Motorcycles/BIcycles 72 Call 649-3926. ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOW RENTING ■EXCELLENT QUALITY “Make the Rite Aid Choice" Word processing, typing nSIli!' titnoc bo- j S titude for figures and ties. No pets. Coll 646- Personals 02 Paintino/Papering 52 SEASONED HARD­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa and transcribing. Man­ record keeping. Some Lots/Lond for Sole 33 2531. 822 MAIN ST. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa manaa*m®nt carsar tn mind. Rite Aid haa you ASSEMBLERS AND Ropfy In confftfaneo lo MWHoffl A. PooMo purchasing experience C«afr«l DbiIubii WOOD - Oak - Maple - GOLF CLUBS — Men’s chester professional of­ Mrtrkt •••••••••••••■••••••••• TWO 26" WOMEN'S Choice you can begin a auccaaaful car- COIL WINDERS — Fin­ The Pace ContuHIng Group helpful. Typing 60 wpm, . ••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER — Five Hickory. $85/cord. Two full matched set. Sears, CAMBRIDGE DIET ger dexterity required. fice. Send resume to Box 20 Hudbul Sliaal BICYCLES — Standard. P c/o The Herald. shorthand desirable. rooms. First floor. $400 2 STORY BLDG. PAINTING AND PAPER cord minimum. Call 649- J.C. Higgins, Persimmon PLAN — Information ^ V d i n ^ " " '"'o • compa«lliya and Experience not neces­ Waal Hartford, Conn. 06110 Send resume to Pioneer . FR EE CATALDG of land plus utilities. Security. For FaM iBMvatiaii HANGING — Exterior 1831 anytime. woods, pro bag, balls. In Excellent condition. $40 meetings Mondays and a.'jTrJUlill'J..* P " 0 »•"•<« package aiong wilh a good sary. Will train. Four day Parachute Inc., Attn. bargains, 5 acres to 500 No pets. Couple. Call AIR CONDITIONED and Interior, ceilings re­ excellent condition. $85. each. Coll 649-9660. Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 Miary will asoura vour lobaacurity If you saoK a promlalno caraar week, 10 hour day, 7am- Mn Saw's H i FULLY 8PRINKLERED • co^'Hciantiooa, harchvorking Individual wa Invita vou to Personnel Department, acres, covering all New 524-5127 after 4pm. DOVER ELEVATOR paired. References, fully 100 POUND Bottle Gas Call 649-1794. North Main Street, Man­ ippolntnJ^n.Thu,W!iy!^ 5;30pm. Apply at: Able P.D. Box 631, Manches­ England and New York PARKING PRIVILEGES Insured. Quality work. Tank, $30. Call 643-5336. B O Y S D IR TB IK E — New chester. 646-3994. Coll 8i Electronics, How­ ELECTR ICIA N — E2 li­ State at lowest Imagina­ ALTER TO SUIT thick wheels, padded. ■m Mi PMUUCT ter, C T 06040. DNE AND TWD BED- Martin Mattsson, even­ ard Rood, Bolton. NIUnUIE YOtt BMe TO 00? cense, experienced In re­ ble prices. Write LAND 1.000 to 6.000 S/F SANYO SEWING MA­ Needs chain tightened. HIM Ms RDDM new wall to wall ings 649-4431. W A N TE D : Ride from 161 M e Street lb PER FLOOR $25 Firm. Call Bobble, sidential, commercial. TEACHER — Music CATALDG, P.D. Box 938, carpeted apartments. OFFICE SUITES CHINE — 1977, rarely Tag Soles 69 W niluBtare Cf (MKnCn IBHf MTMUl CNN 647-9613. Manchester to Crystal fOS-«44-«41f MUNSON'S CANDY K IT­ Call MGA Electric, 649- BANKING — Part time teacher vocal and Instru­ No. Adams, MA 01247. Spacious rooms, country FIRST FLOOR RETAIL INTERIOR — EXTE­ used, all attachments in­ Lake school, Crystal CHEN Is accepting appli­ w bb fN MU ne Wn. 8925. bookkeeping clerk, proof OR OFFICES RIOR Pointing — Wal­ cluded embroidery aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ar mminmmm f « lb 01 apliii )M M-tiw hi mental for giades K-6. setting on 24 acres with Lake, CT. Call 646-3647. Uta AM Pkmmmf cations tor evening and experience preferred. lpapering and drywall stiches, $95. Toro Power 26 INCH COLUMBIA La­ Ml Mbta Mi m l an Contact Paul White, . Rooms tor Rent 41 tennis courts. $320 a 647-5003 TA G SALE — 10 to 3. 60 fa c to r af ■atreHaeat weekend employment. EXECUTIVE SECRE­ Monday thru Friday, 1pm month plus utilities for aw. NINHMN Installation. Quality pro­ shovel, used once, $85. dles bicycle. Standard in C 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 fnHMftaatA. Principal, Hebron Ele­ London Road, Hebron. Hours are Monday - Fri­ TA R Y — Lite insurance to closing. South Windsor one bedroom, $390 a fessional work. Reasona­ Call 649-8294 anytime. good condtion. Call 643- ■art MartfarAe O tnUMiilb mentary School, Church • Clothes, wood stove, 1680. •AtOt day, 4pm-8pm, 8 hours background. Vernon Bank & Trust Co. Contact Street, Hebron, C T 06248, month plus utilities for ble prices. Free esti­ small appliances, book­ IM Saturday or Sunday. Call adlai Mi MiMil bU area. Send resume to Warren Matteson, 289- GENTLEMAN PRE­ M ANCHESTER — Retail, mates. G .L. McHugh, AUTO LUGGAGE RACK If tb Telephone 228-9465. two bedrooms. Located case, storm door, etc. SINCEREST for appointment, 649- Jobs, P.D. Box H, Ver­ 6061 for appointment. FERRED. $50.00 weekly. on Route 74/44, exit 100 oft storage and/or manufac­ 643-9321. — 51 X 85 aluminum and Saturday, August 27th.. 4332. MFMIirHIII non, C T 06066. EDE. PRDFESSIDNAL PAIN­ Kitchen privileges. 646- 1-86 In Wlllington, CT. turing space. 2,000 sq. ft. stainless steel. Suitable SYMPATMES ON SEWERS — Established NEEDED IMME- i r s r n t K to 25,000 sq. ft. Very Rec Vehicles 73 : nationwide pillow manu- D IA TE L Y — Mature, re- TERS — Minimum ten 2000. Call for details and ap­ for van or large station MATURE PERSON Tb reasonable. Brokers pro­ Building/Contracting 53 wagon. $35. Phone 646- REACHING ! tacturer has Immediate sponsible, OMitcmr urn Mtoui aw PA R T T IM E h a n d y ­ years experience and la­ pointment 288-8211 or 429- iHanrhpBtpr N EED ED to babysit In LADIES O N LY — Free 8212. tected. Call Heymon 3067. toll time openings. Expe- grandmotherly type per­ iM itfin m a n — For our service borers, no general expe­ Automotive YOUR 40TH > rience preferred. Day my home weekday morn­ department. Approxi­ rience required. Salary parking. On busline. Kit­ Properties, 1-226-1206. PLEASURE BOAT — son to help care for ings for two children. CWHMStS Good skiing. IS' 4" Glas- i shift. Five day week. Fgll newborn and 2 year old In GENERAL DPENINGS mately 3 or 4 hours per dependent on expe­ chen privileges. Security MANCHESTER — First LEON CIESZYNSKI BRAND NEW picture BIRTHDAY Own transportation. Call ml — $275 per week starting NEWLY DECORATED tron 65 HP Mer. Cruiser. H rra lft benefit program, includ- my home. Part time. Own day, five days per week. rience. M AK Painting, and references required. floor, five rooms, two BUILDER — New homes, tube In 19 Inch color 643-1266 after 4pm. ENHiBui m m runs take home pay, plus Coll 643-2693. OFFICE SPACE In Man­ console, swivel base TV . Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Trailer cover and extras. BARBARA PHILIP. >ing sewing Incentive. tranportatlon a must. |M See Steve Carter or 643-2659. bedrooms, garage, stor­ additions, remodeling, more. Several positions. age. No pets. Security. chester. Centrally lo­ Needs some work. $50 or $2000, best offer. Call F Apply at Plllowtex Corp., Vernon area. Call 646- Ob) Mi bHlib hi al; Frank Trudnak. Carter rec rooms, garages, kit­ Part time also available. Chevrolet, 1229 Main ROOMS — Available im­ $425 plus utilities. Sep­ cated with ample park­ best otter. Call 649-8149. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 742-7719. 49 Regent Street, Mon- 5153, leave number with 31 im act iM pat Ml ing. Call 649-2891. chens rerpodeled, ceil­ : Chester, Connecticut. Top benefits. Flexible Street, Manchester, 646- W M F SALES mediately, Main Street tember 1st. Alibrio 1972 DATSUN 1200 — 4 INVITATION TO BID answering service. mvliKtiMic ings, bath tile, dormers, RITURMNC YO hours. WIN train. Call 6464. Looking tor aggres­ area. From $155 up. In­ Realty Inc. 649-0917. roofing. Residential or “AQUARIUM" Maga­ cylinder, 4 speed. Engine 21 FOOT VISCOUNT Fi­ The Manchester Public hb tk "CR. lOSTPN berglass with V H F depth Schools solicits bids tor FUEL ATTENTION HOUSE­ THE WORR FO Ra? 569-8203. sive, self- motivated, cludes all utilities. Call commercial. 649-4291. zine — • 1932 to 1948, plus and running gear. Excel­ TMUNIPUTOON" m i! Wanted to Rent 47 finder, slip at marina, OIL for the ies3-84 school WIVES, VACATIONING Dynamic residential EXCELLENT TYPIST experienced sales 643-0108 before 9am or CEN TR AL LDCATIDN — others. Collectors Item lent for parts, $95. Call year. Sealed bids will be re­ bMf Mt mr M l M M ■ EXPERIENCED PAIN­ person to join our ex­ after SiSOpm. for tropical fish hobby­ power trim, 115 HP Mer. ceived until August 31, isei, Announcements 03 Announcements STUDEN TS, anyone with school seeks caring and speller needed for Three room apartment. FARRAND REMODEL­ 643-8880. 03 Htn itiim Mi Mqr la m! TERS Wanted for full panding sales de­ Heat, utilities, parking, ists. $30 or Best otter. $5000. Call 423-0090. 2:00 P.M ., at which time they tree time In theeveninosi weekend staff for part time work to be done ING — Cabinets, roofing, will be oubllciv opened. The There are a limited UUIM time employment. Call In vour home from dicta­ partment In the grea­ CENTRALLY LOCATED available Immediately. FEMALE SENIOR Citi­ gutters, room additions, Call 649-4339. 1979 SUBARU BRAT — entry level positions 15 Vj ’ b o a t and right Is reserved to relect any number of positions op­ 6«MI454 L.A. Converse Co. 646- phone. Call 649-3628. ter Hartford area. — Downtown. Exception­ Call 649-2865. zen with senior citizen decks, all types of remo- With cap. 4 wheel drive, and oil bids. Specifications to work with handi­ TRAILER — 30 H John­ ening in our phone soles 3117. Media sales import­ ally clean rooms. Kitchen canine friend requires 'dellng and repairs. FR EE TWO PAIR of Training excellent gas mileage. and bid forms mov be se­ C a v e ^ 'i 643-4633 son with new waterpump. cured at the Business Office, operation. If you hove o capped children. All ant but not a neces­ privileges. Mold, linen TWD BEDRDDM TDWN- three room apartment. estimates. Fully Insured. wheels, new $3.50 each Very good condition. l-8fl(H42-32y4 service. Security re­ Excellent running condi­ 45 North School Street, Mon­ (Sarb^ Supper good voice and the desire shifts available on HAIRSTYLIST/MANIC sity. Position otters HDUSE — With garage, Call 643-6276 anytime. Telephone 643-6017. pair. Coll 649-2071. $3000. Call 649-8719. chester, Connecticut. to moke your tree even­ Saturdays and Sun- RIST Wanted — Expe­ quired. Call 643-0694. security deposit re­ tion. Asking $300. Phone 032-08 GRILL COOKS — Look­ growth, and excellent 646-0434. monda^ thru thursday 5-t>p.m. ings profitable, call days. Vacation, ing tor two. Part time rienced only. Vacation, MATERIAL PLANNING quired. $480 a month. CUSTOM DOUBLE PINK porce­ sick pay and education money tor top per­ LARGE ROOM — wall to Roammates Wanted 48 lain kitchen sink, $15. Gerry tor an Interview at medical insurance, weekdays and weekends, — Doportunity for crea­ 649-8978 between 4 and REMODELING- NOTICE TO CREDITORS benefits. Call Ultimate 1, former. Contact WINF wall carpeting, private 8pm. Two aluminum storm SUNFISH SAILBOAT — . ° - 643-271 1 , M onday- benefits provided. 10am to 5pm. Hourly tive person to enter the Bathrooms, kitchen, rec Estate of James E. Lamb Com plete'D^nner^ 7 5 5.*75 643-2103, ask for Judy or Radio, 257 East Cen­ home, nice yard, kitchen ••••••••••••••••••••••a doors, 35'/a X ’ " with Canvas cover, sail bag Wednesday evenings be­ Call Carol Qelineau wage plus tips. Must be Plonnlng/Purchasing rooms, roofing, siding, 6 8 1983 FORD M USTANG — The Hon. David C. Roppe, DIono.______ter St., Mahchester, priveleges. On busline, FDR RENT — CDVEN- screen, $20 each. Call and storage cradle. $600. Judge, of the Court ot Pro­ tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will or apply: 19. Apply 11am to 3pm, field. Good numerical FEMALE ROOMMATE: house repairs. Licensed Powersteerlng, power- bate. District of Coventry ot train qualified Individu­ skills necessary. Prior CT 06040. Call 646- female preferred. Call TR Y — Five New Dne 643-2516. Call 644-8429 after 6pm. Manchester Country BABYSITTER NEEDED 1230. Mature, responsible, and experienced. Call brakes. 2700 miles. Must o hearing held on August 19, als to earn $67.00 to OAK HIU SCHOOL Club, 305 South Main experience with CRT's 649-8206 10am to Spm, Bedroom Apartments. non-smoking. Neat, spa­ Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. Sell! Asking $8000. Call 1983 ordered that oil claims — M y home, 3pm - mid­ 647-9813 evenings and D A YB ED SOFA — New, must be presented to the $120.00 weekly. C A LL 130 Hokomb Street Street. night. Monday thru Fri­ preferred. MRP knowl­ Security and references. cious two bedroom Man­ 646- 7068. CELEBRITY CIPHER LAU N D R Y A ID E — Spm weekends. Call 742-6858. $200. A ir conditioner, 4000 fiduciary on or before No­ CaibrXy CIphar cvyplcflrom crwtad from quotxtlona by lamotM pMpto, pMt NOW!! Hartford, CT day. North end of Man­ edge helpful. Please send chester condo. Ask tor DESIGN KITCHENS by Auto Services 74 vember 19, 1983 or be barred ■ndpraunl.acliWUrlnttncIpmrtHiMniOfinolhar. rodtr’aekiB.’CaguakM. resume to Box S c/o The to 1pm and 7am to 3pm. B.P. 646-6138. BTU plus timer, $50. Old chester. Call Brenda, (general laundry duties J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS os by low provided. 06113 Herald. RDCKVILLE — Three vanities, formica, Wilson Phileo radio, works, $35. — 350 Bored .030 over. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Bertha E. Roppe, Clerk by CONNIE WIENER PART TIME — Subway 649-9614. and distribution of clean 243-349A Apartments for Rent 42 room apartment, availa­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Call 649-5084. The flduclorv Is: of Manchester. 288 Cen­ C A FE TE R IA — Full time linen to the deportments. art, Corlan counter tops, Best offer over $500. Call Nancy E. Lamb “ B OHD’W WYBDF HJ LNWPN position available for ble September 1st. Suita­ kitchen cabinet fronts, 649-6855 after Spm. ter Street. Apply In EOE Please call 646-0129 be­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Services Offered si 38 Brigham Rood, person. person with some baking ble for one person or complete woodworking TW O BABY A FGH AN S— Stone Domofled Coventry, Ct. A COLLEGE tween 9am to 4pm. Man­ couple. Stove, refrigera­ One pink and one yellow. 06238 NPRTDVWTBD LV XPVW L experience. Also part MANCHESTER-One, two aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa service, custom made 1972 OLDS CUTLASS — ^ Windshields Rcpoiredl 03S08 PAINTERS HELPER — chester Manor Nursing and three bedroom tor and heat. No pets. $25 each. Call 649-9977. t i 8(on« brulM or minor crock In < time position for grill WITHOUT Home, 385 West Center furniture, colonial repro­ Many new parts. Runs vour wlndsMoltf? Coll Iho OIobb 4 ABLDBVW, LD LNWBVW HN L “ , PArIt TIME posmoidl person. Manchester TUITION? Some experience helpful. apartments. Heat and hot References. $365 security C & M TREE Service — ductions In wood, 9 varie­ great. $500, Call 649-5084. ' ' Dorter lor on Inoiponolvo ro* Street, Manchester. required. $265 monthly Free estimates, discount DESKS, CASH REGIS­ 4 i prtr, nrt o ooBlIy roploeomi ‘ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Ideal for housewives or men area. Call 646-1750 week­ Reliable, neat. Good poy water. $400, $440, $495. ties of hardwood and Svo moko houBo colli.'' ESTATE OF NELLIE The Community for hard work. Call be­ Coll 649-4800. rent. 646-1060. senior citizens. Company veneers NOW IN STOCK TE R — Check outs. Pallet ATNVHD. B WYBDF HJ YBC CHNT working to support their income. days for Information. THIS JOB HAS NO TI­ 1974 GRAN TORINO — ^ [ Novai^flutro 444- 32S4 . MARGARET COLLINS College of the Air tween 8:30 and 4:30 week­ Manchester owned and Call 649-9658 or evenings, Jack, Varltyper, coun­ Engine, transmission, oka NELLIE J. COLLINS TLE. The work covers ters, Bunn Coffematic, Shifts available range from early Force grants days, 246-7101. MANCHESTER — Du­ LIKE PRIVATE HDME operated. Call 646-1327. 289-7010. body, tires in good condi­ oka N E L L IE COLLINS, LV L CHDPCTDW. YT’EE RT MBWY many areas. The satis­ plex, three bedrooms, 1 '/j — Studio-type apart­ greeting card coses, all at tion. Needs brakes. $800 deceased morning, lunch, until closing. ★ faction could be great for The Hon. William E. Flti- aasociats dagraas berths. $550 monthly plus ment. Utilities, applian­ ROBERT E. JARVIS — sacrifice prices. Glorious or best offer. Must Sell! aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Hours range from 3-6 hour shifts BURGER KING — Needs the right person. You • (ierald, Judge, ot the Court PV LEMLKV.” — BWUYLF ATNECLD. several people to work in 80 carsar arsas. FABT T M E WEEKEHDS utilities. Security and ref­ ces. Working single CIMIMB'S PIESCHOOl Building and remodeling Emporium, Corner Hart­ 649-0132; MIsc. Automotive 76 of Probate, District of Man­ per day, 5-6 days per week. need a car (to do essen- . erences required. Coll adult. No children, pets. ford Road and Pine chester at o heorlng held on PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Artists can color the sky red because the following shifts: Start out by sam- BEHEFIfS BICLUDEDI UMNM 6 a m a specialist. Additions, August 16, 1983 ordered that Mornings om or om to tial errands.) You need to Monday through Friday, Coll 643-2880. 'is plBBsad lo announca that wa will ba garages, roofing, siding, Street. 649-7782. 1968 CORVETTE — 4 they know It’s blue. Those ol us who aren't artists must color Hourly rate plus gratuities to 6 8 ing collags crsdit Progressive resi­ be handy with a hammer • moving lo a naw and largar facHiiy on oil claims must be presented 11am; Days, 11am to 2pm 9am-5pm, 646-1974. Januaiy 16.1664. Wava now accapt* kitchens, bathrooms, re­ speed, 327-300. Rear front to the fiduciary on or before things the way they really are or people might think we're equal above average starting for Air Forca train­ dential school for and screwdriver (to REAR WINDOW OF 1977 stupid." — Julas Felfter, or 4om; Evenings, 5-8pm Ing a llmHad numbar of anroHmanta placement wlndows- ONE PAIR Brand New damage, power windows, November 16, 1983 or be wage. Uniforms furnished. No ing. Than rsgistar multl-handicapped make minor repairs.) M ANCHESTER — Spa­ Homes tor Rent 43 for ebUdran wfto ara 6 waaka lo 36 CHEVY PICKUP barred os by low provided. e teas by nea, inc. or 10pm; Closing, 7:30pm mpnihB by January 16.1664. LPN in /doors. 643-6712. Pioneer TS6905 cor two tops, many new TR U CK. $15 or Best Otter Down E. Gezelmon. to closing. Uniforms and for off-duty col- seeks individuals to You need to versatile, cious four room apart­ infant room, alaciric braaal pump, dh speakers. " by 9", 80 parts. $4000. Call 423-0090. experience necessary. 18 years reliable, sensible, neat ••••••••••••••••••••••• iBpari providad. 1 lo4ratlo.ftaaBona‘ 6 takes It. Call 643-4251. Assistant Clerk meals provided free. Isga courass. Con­ assist in program ment. Near busline. bia ratat. Convaniantty locaiad on CONCRETE W O R K watts max. $80. Call 649- The fiduciary Is: KIT ‘N’ C a r l y l e ™ by Larry Wright of age and have dependable Apply In person between implementation on oppearing. Ideal position Adults. No Pets. One car MANCHESTER — Hil­ iMancbaalar/CaBt Hanford Una. Call W A N TED — Sidewalks, 5207 after 5pm. 1973 DATSUN PL610 — Rosanna Chapman tact an Air Forca for youthful retiree or ito raaarva aapaca or loraddHional In* TWO STUDDED SNOW 62 Pleasant Street transportation. Call for interview 2pm and 5pm at 467 weekends. Open­ parking. Security. 649- liard Street, newly deco­ tormattoa 646 4664. patios and steps. Free Needs work, runs good. Manchester, CT 04040 racruitar for new entrant to lob ,1265. rated five room home. TIRES — One regular appointment. Center Street, ings available for: estimates. Call 875-0572. TW O 35mm CAMERAS, $300 or Best Offer. Call tire, E78X14. Like new. 034-08 dstaila. market. Coll 659-1311. Ask • Garage, basement, Friendly Restaurante Monchester.______Saturday & Sunday tor Nanc-v. not working. $5.00 each. 647- 0017. $15 each. Phone 649-6841. ^cizK.7, CAPWLC. I W5KT ReAL'iZ€ I$ft M BarrMPf MANCHESTER — Two adults preferred. No EXPERIENCED Baby carriage, fair con­ 755 Silver Lane 7 am to 3 pm NOTICE TO CREDITORS WAITRESSES (two) — . , 686-744# and three room apart­ Pets. $600 monthly plus PAINTER-Quallty work. dition, $5.00. Call 649-1921. 1974 PINTO — Original rt> 'If\ THe 5HoWeR THftT Lm . East Hartford, C T Full or port time. Apply In Saturday & Sunday Roofina/Siding 54 TW O 16'/j by 16 Inch tires. E S T A T E O F 2 p m to 1 0 p m ments, $280, $325, $350. utilities and security. Call Reasonable rates. Fully owner. New battery, new THOM AS McCAN N oka Do You WMT 1b U9e YooR. 569-1040 person to La Strada West, Phone 646-2426, 9 to 5 646-2258 or after Spm 875- insured. Free estimates. Almost new, and two new THOMAS D. McCANN, Friday & Saturday SALES CLERK — Part C A R P ET RED with pad wires, radial tires, three tubes. $99 for all. Call ------EO E M/F______471 Hartford Road, weekdays. 3596. 643-9237, osk for Jerry. attached. Approximately deceased l/'ilteRBoX? Manchester. 10 pm to 7 am time evenings in modern BIDWELL HOME Im­ tree tires. Runs great. 649-6792. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Experienced or pharmacy. Must have provement Company — 10 X 14, easily cut to size. $900. call 649-7931 after Gerald, Judge, of the Court TWO AND THREE ODD JOBS, Trucking. pm. ol Probate, District ol Man­ equivalent educa­ some retail experience. Roofing, siding, altera­ Good condition. $50. Call 6 TWO A-78-13 FIRE­ ROOMS, apartment for Home repairs. You name 649-1921. chester at o hearing held on Join the exciting and challenging tional background Good hours, pleasant tion, additions. Same STONE Snow Tires. New rent. Heat and hot water. It, we do It. Free esti­ 1974 two door PONTIAC August 16, 1983 ordered that preferred. Apply to working conditions. number for over 30years. wheels. Like new, off oil clolms must be presented World of Advertising! RN DR LPN — Meadows Coll 563-4438 or 529-7858. MANCHESTER — Three mates. Insured. 643-0304. 649-6495. UTILITY TRAILER, $55. LeMons Sports Coupe — lo the fiduciary on or before Oak Hill School, 1 20 Apply at once to the bedroom ranch for rent. Vega. $75. Call 643-4829. November 14, 1983 or be Manor is looking for an 11 manager. LIggeH Par- Singer sewing machine, AM/FM radio, air condi­ Holcomb Street, MANCHESTER — FOUR Close to busline and high­ FOGARTY BROTHERS $30. Maple twin head- tioner, good running con­ barred os by low provided. to 7 charge nurse 24 to 32 LOST — SIAM ESE Cat. Down E. Gezelmon, Hartford. CT. EOE. kade Pharmacy, 404 West LARGE ROOMS. First way access. Appllanced — Bathroom remodel­ board, $10. Phone 649- hours per week. Excel­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a dition. $1495, Negotiable. Vicinity Bolton lo Man- Assistant Clerk Middle Turnpike, Par-> floor, new kitchen, stove, kitchen, finished rec ing; Installation water 6467. Coll 646-7462. The fiduciary Is: ADVERTISING SALES REP. lent salary and benefit kode Shopping Center. chnter. Pleosa call 643- package. Per diem rate nice neighborhood, room, garage, private heaters, garbage dispo­ Household Goods 62 Lillian C. McConn fenced yard, no utilities, yard. No pets please. sals; faucet repairs. 649- 1024 with any Informa­ 54 Foley Street also available. Please aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tion. Reward. Manchester, CT. 04040 rellable%°ar ° school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a call Mrs. Gibbs, DNS at no pets. $400 month. Call Immediate occupancy 7657. VIsa/MasterCord 033-08 647-9191. 742-8650. $590 monthly plus utili­ accepted. USED REFRIGERA­ PEARL’S APPLI ANCE & TV Ideal tor person wishing to supplement family income. ties. Security required. TORS, WASHERS, IVarl’s is a farlnry-millii>riz<‘

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Clear tonight Manchester, Conn. sunny, humid Friday Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 !?! Gracious and Spacious — See page 2 Single copy: 25C HOME Luxurious 4 Bedroom Colonial on oversized treed lot In Manchester. Kitchen has dining f I I Ml area opening up to family room. Two car gar­ age, 2V2 baths and 1 st floor laundry. Crestfield Old-style cook $123,900. broke law, Is taking keys to Brass Key ■ VM^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. ^ NLRB says Bv James P. Sacks z ' Herald Reporter THE Bv James P. Sacks 243 Main St., Manchtster 643-1591 "I'm still the old type of cook. I start from Herald Reporter scratch — nothing from the package," said John Vtrnon Circle, Vernon 872-9153 D. Johps, who will soon take over the Brass Key- HARTFORD — A National Labor Relations Board Restaurant. ------spokesman said this morning that the management of “I got to check the muffins," said Edward R. "N r the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home of Manchester White, who's run the restaurant since 1961, has been charged with unfair labor practices by the heading for the kitchen in the middle of a joint WEEK! NLRB. / interview this morning. White, who runs the Main John H. Sauter of the Hartford NLRB office said the Street landmark along with wife, Joan, and other federal labor board has handed down a six-page members of Ms family, says he’s selling the Brass complaint against the management of the facility at Key because he’s “just burned out" 565 Vernon Street for unfair practices against The Brass Key, which opened at 829 Main Street „ S39.500 employees for union activity. in 1955, will formally change hands at a Sept. 1 I ' A hearing on the complaint will take placce Nov. 28 closing. At that time, owners Edward R. and Joan Only 1975 down buys this spotlessSVi room com­ before an administrative law judge. White will, literally, turn the key over to new pletely furnished Condo. Convenient 1st floor „ NEW UCTIN6 Reasonably priced six room colonial. Three bedrooms, The unfair labor practices charges, said Sauter, are owner Johns, who ran the Silver Lane Diner near unit includes sliders to patio with grill, all appli­ based on the nursing home's actions during a recent ances, pool, sauna & lush attractive landscaping. remodeled kitchen, wall to wall carpeting and two the Manchester-East Hartford town line until it garages. Nice location. Call today. $62,900. organizing drive at the facility by the New England was condemned by the state for construction of I T ’S ALL Health Care Employees Union, District 1199. An Interstate 84. NLRB election at the facili^, which could make Johns said the restaurant's name will be HERE... 4 District 1199 the bargaining agent for 130-odd licensed changed to “Johnnie's Brass Key” after the prqactical nurses, service and maintenance em­ closing. Both buyer and seller declined to name ployees and a variety of aides, is scheduled for Sept. 9. the price. 'The complaint, a summary of charges made by the ENERGY EFFICIENT CONTEMPORARY union, represents the NLRB’s belief that there is FOR THE 300 to 400 customers who now enjoy New home set on over 2 acres of land In probable cause to believe the home violated labor law. the Brass Key’s homemade soups and other daily prestigious Knollwood. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ The complaint charges Crestfield-Fenwood's man­ specials, there’s little to worry about, accprdlng $102,900 . 1 ^ rooms, 2 full baths. Thermo-pane windows agement with discrimination against employees r Herald photo by Tarquinto to the two men. ‘ 'The recipe book was turned over Immaculate throughout, professionally de- during District ll99’s recent organizing drive at the t corated & color coordinated is a large 8 room Co­ and doors, sunken living room, fireplace this morning,” said Johns. with wood stove, 2 car garage, extra insula­ facility, which contains both full-care and The Brass Key's menu, an old-fashioned type lonial with 4 bedrooms, family room with fire­ FOR THE AUTUMN OF A UFETIilE intermediate-care beds. John 0. siohhs; who wlH thke over the restaurant with his wife. Joan, and other place, apphanced kitchen, 2V4 baths, all in a relax­ Move Into this Immaculate full dormered Cape, featur­ tion. Approximately 3.000 sq. ft. Much morel diner offering with a wide variety of selections ing country setting. Management, according to the complaint docu­ BYese’Key R«|Af«ui^Aht’et 829 Mein St. family memiiers. The Whites have run, and all-day breakfast service, will stay substan- ing formal dining room, three bedrooms, fireplace in Call office for more details and to set up a ment, engaged in the "surveillance, threat of firing living room, two baths, screened porch and nice yard showingl! , after a Sept. J clbeiiig, shares a faugh the . B i ^ Key for 22 years. Detached garage. $72,500. ' and firing" of employees during the organizing drive. ■4^’ wtth Eclward'R. Whiter who runs the Wt cin lMl|i you bMoms i $165,000. According to the document, on July 2 management Please turn to page 10 SENTRY “ "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU threatened employees with loss of vacation time and Cill B46-4S2S, and uk (or Dm. with other unspecified reprisals if they engaged in ____ RealEstaleServicS STRAN0 REAL ESTATE union activities. A new, more restrictive absentee 223 Em I Center SL, Manclteeter 111 tm> D.F. REALE, INC. policy took effect June 21, and in early July three S !% ***!^ *• 156 EAST CENTER ST. employees — Debra Melesko, Duncan Drever and ” I?*®"®"' Hiiltofd, Real Eetele so Poquonocti Aw., WIndWK I IFS Mala St., Maadmiw, Ct. MANCHESTER, C T. 646^20001 Daniel F. Hickey — lost Uieir jobs because they had Mt-4515 engaged in union activities, the complaint alleges. Golf course purchase unlikely Also in early July a man identified as Michael Deschenes interrogated employees on union activi­ ties, the complaint says. By James P. Sacks dead issue. Though Kinne admits course outright should be explored The labor organizing drive was the subject of a Herald Reporter federal funds to buy the course wooded acres of Metropolitan Water i ^ T T R W i two-day NLRB hearing in Hartford during July, based immediately. He plans to suggest the District open space land, is already probably won’t materialize, he wants idea to Glastonbury’s town manager. on a union petition filed with the NLRB. the town to study buying development fully irrigated and features a bar and The NLRB handed down a decision again! the The owner of the 157-acre Minne- Richard Borden, when Borden returns clubhouse that can serve about 100 chaug Golf Course near the rights to the course rather than from vacation next week. management of the facility. Management had tried to purchasing it outright . people. assert that LPNs and cooks were supervisors and Manchester-Glastonbury town line Borden has been close to negotations Kinne said another possibility is for said Wednesday he doubts Glastonbury "We have a committe negotiating all along and has advocated Glaston­ therefore ineligible to participate in the election. will purchase the course for an with Clark,” Kinne said this morning. Glastonbury to float a bond issue to buy Qftftn „ Forest Hills Union organizer Partrtek Ward said this morning a bury’s acquisition of the course since Minnechaug. But he says there isn’t open-space recreational facility. “Graham Clark’s a good businessman, the possibility arose this spring. He kitchen, beamed press conference will be held at the nursing home this “There’s nothing new,” owner Gra­ and that’s just what he’s doing — time to do it this year because of the • • cathedral ceiling in,large living & dining rooms, afternoon. said in a Manchester Herald interview necessary public hearings and appro­ ham Clark said of a possible offer by negotiating (by talking pessimistically in May it would be “a crime” if the land family rooms, 3 full baths, w/w carpet, matured Glastonbury to buy the lush 18-hoIe to a reporter).’’ vals from various town agencies; and trees A landscaping. $92,900 were sold to a developer. Clark says he won’t wait. course, which he converted from a 'Borden calls Minnechaug a "vital dairy farm in 1948. "They’re all Kinne said he’s "not at liberty to resource to the town.” Kinne said if a bond-issue vote were BOLTON IIF dragging their feet and I don't think it discuss” the current offer by the town held now, it would be “very close." Manchester Bell, unions will materialize.” •Walk to Buckley School ANDOVER to buy the course, but he says IF GLASTONBURY acquired devel­ While conservationists and recreation 42 plus or minus acres $74,900 He said if he doesn’t get the $3.5 negotiations are continuing. ’’They’re opment rights to Clark’s golf course, advocates favor the issue, he said, •16x32 Sabrina inground pool Private situated on beautifully At million he wants from the town by Nov. some distance apart,” he says of the Kinne points out, Minnechaug would "There are people who say these are go with this SVa Rm. • t 1. he will sell the golf course to a •Immaculate Ranch . treed 205’x220’ is this 4 Br Co­ try to reach negotiators. remain privately-owned open space hard economic times and that’s a lot of •3 bedrooms Chalet type home. developer of single-family homes. If an offer for the full $3.5 million land that would be taxed, and would not money." •2 full baths lonial with 2 baths, floor to cell­ Glastonbury’s most recent negotiat­ from Glastonbury doesn’t materialize turn into a residence development. Clark says if Minnechaug is sold to Secluded area, mount­ ing position, Clarkmaintains, indicates by the end of the golf season Nov. 1, Clark, Kinne says, would give up for the developer, single-family homes — •Beautiful Florida room ing fireplace & garage, large local accord that "the town can’t come up with that Clark says, he will sell Minnechaug, a “certain sum,” which he would not and not condominiums — will be built •Extra Large treed lot ains, trees, ponds, very finished rec room. A pleasure kind of money.” with many regrets, to a developer who name, "the right forever to build on the property. Other work by the •Fenced back yard Memories of Yester Year WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Bell System and its “Where there’s a will there’s a way,” would build houses on the property. houses.” developer he has seen, Clark said, is to show. 10 Rm Colonial w/turn of century charm, cypress says Clark. “But there’s no will.” •Large garden area private. Asking striking unions continued negotiations early today Clark refused to name the developer, Glastonbury town officials have said “first-class.” SSI.?.*:?;™"™""'?’ ‘ — "•o trying to reach agreement on local contracts to end who he said has made a concrete offer they see a future Minnechaug as Asked about his feelings if the course, •$83,500 $ 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 . the 19-day-old nationwide phone walkout. BUT HENRY A. Kinne, the chair­ to buy the course. offering — in addition to golf — which he created and has run since a^iattin & ^£job.applicatlons W)U be acceptetlbeginning in “Fight, fight, fight” chanted carpetingl 70's. represents 50,000 — reached a tentative agreement thousands of university students as last Sunday on major national contract issues. .’ The $100.1)00 coiiBtniotlon '' job should be the body of Aquino, who was But regional negotiations continued in an effort to completed, by No^ 'l^ but installation of the gunned down last Sunday, was resolve local contract disputes. ootuputerisedteleppoiOfl^yitfiBi^ take another carried from his family’s home in Some union locals, including those representing three months. ^ suburban Quezon City to the strikers at Southern New England Telephone Co. in Whtm the center is completed) It will elimihote nearby Santo Domingo Roman Connecticut and Mountain Bell in Montana, reached ^ need to place cid$iiogue„crder« at various Catholic church. tentative agreements with regional Bell companies as r»mieycata1pgued«ridHlhstdt«s'(hrdHghM Crowds massed in the streets for early as Tuesday and sent their members back to fingland, Pennsylvania, New. Jersey, eastern the 2‘A-hour procession, which work. New York and parts of Virginto and Maiyipnd. became the widest outpouring of anti-regime anger ever seen in the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• White the‘.catalogue desks will ramhln in NIW CAPES ’ ‘ Sm I m JUST LISTED^*^ operation, they will storvdebieny tefcustomers to Philippine capital. Four bedroom Colonial with 1st floor family ptek IIP their orders, but customers wiU have the Police would only confirm homes that qualify fo'r9%% room, fireplace, garage. Plus a traad lot on a cul OMPA financing. Full dormered also available. — MoBichtsttr ~ Inside Today OfOon of having mer^siidise delivered to their 500,000 marchers, but the ranks de aaci Lowest BO'S. 16x32 Fool Monchostor were swelled by several hundred Must see to appreciate its Beautiful 7 room Colonial. 20 pcwiat, 2 iECtions ’'Under the ccmpajtei^ thousand spectators and it ap­ old world charm! Dormered adU, b« able to detiinhine im m ol^U^ .whether peared the total turnout might BLANCHAR & ROSSEnO, INC. Front-to-back living rcx>m Advice...... 12 Obltuorle*...... io near 1 million. 1 f H E A L T O K 8 B utinati...... 20 Opinion...... < Cape with three bedrooms, C lottlfltd...... 11-19 Peopletolk...... a Police were on alert for disorder, UPI photo at WEST CENTER STREET and formal dining room. but there were no incidents and the firepjace In living rciom, one C om ics...... I Sports...... 15-17 (Comer ol McKaa) Mint condition! $79,900. Entertainment...... 12 Television...... s codsoteflioi mpndn order huge throng dispersed peacefully Mrs. Benigno S. Aquino Jr. marches behind the casket of 646-2482 car garage. $69,800. L o ttsrv...... 2 W sothar...... 2 following a mass at the church. her slain husband in today’s procession in Manila. To her Please turn to page 10 right are daughter Christina and son Benigno III.