20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 16, 1982 West German Swensson rejects Tony, Sam BUSINESS government falls r. debate proposal swap blows . . . p a g e 3 ... page 10 -In Brief'------Be cautious . . . page 4 Joins chamber Business meals still deductible The recently opened Greater Hartford County law or the old tax law that prevents you from deducting Division of Cash Millions of business people write off 100 percent of the Manchester, Conn. the expenses for all four of you? Chance of rain Discount Card of cost of taking customers and clients to lunch and dinner Friday, Sept. 17, 1982 America has joined — a lovely loophole in the tax law that has supported Saturday afternoon the Greater such world-famous restaurants as 21 in New York City Your ANSWER: Neither the new law nor the old knocks Single dopy 25q: Manchester for decades. The loophole was actually in danger when out this deduction. Just as long as the entertainment (or ilanrhpBtpr Irralh — See page 2 C h a m b er o f Congress proposed to cut the deduction to 50 percent of Money's the business meal) is deductible, so is the cost of having Commerce, The firm the cost in the new tax increase law — but at the last your spouse and the customer’s spouse along. is managed by minute, the crackdown on business meals was knocked Worth But watch this. William J. Peoples. out. The mythical three-martini lunches (I’ve known Sylvia Porter When the entertainment consists of nightclubbing or Cash Discount only one businessman in my entire career who drank something similar, you and the customer must have had Card is a retail dis­ three martinis at lunch; I don’t know where he is now), a substantial business meeting either before or after the count plan in which are safe for now. But the warning signals are flying entertainment (as you did with the customers during Israelis blast way in merchant members high. that all-day business meeting). Of course, the agree to allow a 5 to To illustrate, Mr. Black is an important customer of Each time you have a business meal, keep a record of customer’s spouse does not have to be present at the 50 percent discount yours. He and Mrs. Black are passing through the city the date, the place, the amount and your business business discussion. on merchandise or and you invite the Blacks, along with your spouse, to relationship with your guest. And back up your records services paid for in with receipts for all items that run over $25 each. cash. Nevertheless, a most significant point is that (QUESTION: When and how should you keep yo.ur Congress considered and then rejected the proposal to expense account records? Soviet Embassy overrun Cash Discount Card of America is a tab comes to $200 or more. You can deduct it all. halve the meal expense. This does reaffirm that, with national organization The cost of the meal is deductible business expense proper recot^-kdeplng, business meals are an entirely ANSWER: Daily. If you wait until the end of a week with home offices in because the meal takes place in "circumstances con­ legitimate deduction. the embassy gates Wednesday night said it had no confirmation. of downtown neighborhoods Israeli to write down the week’s expense records, the IRS may By Vincent J. SchodolskI California. ducive to a business discussion.” So the tax laws says And if you know and use the right tax strategies, you while the staff was in a basement The reasons for the Israeli loops broadcast announcements of not accept the records as accurate under the new United Press International Peoples says he believes a Cash Discount Card can multiply what is essentially a small deduction into shelter. No one in the embassy was .takeover of the embassy were not an ‘immediate curfew" through you can write it off. crackdown. Keep an account book — diary, statement of But the fact that the" crackdown wasn’t passed does hundreds of dollars of tax savings. Israeli troops and tanks battled reported injured. immediately clear. Under inter­ loudspeakers and ordered all people will someday be as popular as credit cards. expense, or similar record to show the necessary facts Merchants and consumers may call 646-5328 for not mean there is any easing up on business meal deduc­ Against this background of change, consider a few remnants of the Lebanese leftist “ Some Israeli soldiers — I don’t national law diplomatic areas are off the streets. common situations — in addition to Mr. Black’s dinner and keep your original daily sheets. -.i, c i ■ know how many — now are in the considered sovereign soil of the Most businesses shut immediate­ information. tions. On the contrary. The clear message of Congress (Save money as you organize your budget with oylvia militia forces in west Beirut today throughout this extremely complex new tax law is entertainment — in this area. « and imposed an immediate curfew consular section,” Soviet counselor countries which maintain offices ly. Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983— a functional and taxpayer compliance. The Internal Revenue Service, on the Lebanese capital. Israeli Yuri Suslikov said. They told Rus­ there. Israeli troops were seen going informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter s warns Prentice-Hall, is likely to follow up with in­ soldiers blasted their way into the sian officials they were just But the Soviet compound sits on house to house along the Corniche best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. Send $8.95 creased audits and tougher enforcement. QUESTIONi Often, when customers come to town, Soviet Embassy compound and oc­ following orders. the Corniche Mazra, near the Maazra. An officer of the Lebanese Second vote eyed plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in If you do business entertaining, be sure you are in con­ they bring their spouses along with them. Naturally, cupied the consular office. “ Just now the Israeli soldiers are headquarters of the Lebanese leftist security police said the Israelis after an all-day business discussion, if you take the care of the Herald, 44(X) Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. militia Mourabitoun, allies of the were searching for weapons. HARTFORD — Hartford National Corp. may ask formance with the tax rules and can survive an audit. “ Now what has to be destroyed in shooting from this place — from customer and her husband to, say, a nightclub, you bring 86205. Make checks payable to Universal Press Syn­ Palestine Liberation Organization. The Israelis moved in a half­ shareholders to vote a second time on its proposed Keep the proof you need to back up a business meal west Beirut, we will destroy. And Soviet territory,” he told UPI deduction. your spouse along too. Is there anything in the new tax dicate.) who has to be arrested, will be reporters on the scene. The Heavy fighting was reported crouch along walls and looked up merger with Connecticut National Bank, between the leftist militiamen and nervously at windows. Snipers’ The merger is being held up while Hartford arrested,” Israeli chief of staff Lt. reporters were forced to leave the Gen. Rafael Eitan said in an inter­ arebeauxf sniper fire. Israeli soldiers earlier in the day on bullets whizzed through the air as National appeals a U.S. District Court ruling the Corniche but it tapered off in the the sharp explosions of Israeli tank voiding a merger vote taken by shareholders in view with the Israeli newspaper An Israeli soldier told reporters Ma’ariv. that he and his fellow soldiers were afternoon. The radio station of the shells rolled across the city. December. The court said information provided Mourabitoun went off the air in the A half-mile away, Israeli soldiers stockholders was false and misleading. UTC hikes Bendix bid by $120 million “ We will leave (west Beirut) inside the embassy Thursday night. when a suitable security arrange­ In Moscow, Foreign Ministry of­ morning. guarded the charred remains of one Leading the anti-merger fight is E. Clayton In the early afternoon, staterun of their tanks and three armored Gengras, the largest shareholder at Hartford ment will be found and all our aims ficials refused to comment on the will be achieved in the whole of occupation, but in Tel Aviv the Beirut radio said the battle for the personnel carriers where at least 10 National His successful suit in federal court is un­ HARTFORD (UPI) — United Technologies Corp. has the Thursday midnight deadline for Bendix to start The proposal was offered a day after the U.S. Justice Department gave antitrust clearance to both Bendix’s Lebanon,” Eitan said. Israeli military command denied its Mourabitoun headquarters was men died. der appeal in the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court in New increased its offer for Bendix Corp. stock from $75 to $85 buying up shares of Martin Marietta Corp. under its takeover bid for Marietta and Marietta’s $1.5 billion A Soviet diplomat said Israeli forces had taken the embassy. The over. York. " a share — or $120 million on top of its original $1.6 billion hostile $1.7 billion takeover bid. UPI photos Pleai-f turn lo pug<‘ 10 counter takeover bid for Bendix. soldiers blasted their way through State Department in Washington Along Hamra Street and a number "We are now making a decision on whether we takeover proposal. The UTC proposal to raise the cash portion of its RATS ROAM FREE IN APARTMENT should wait for a court decision or not," Hartford tender offer for 50.3 percent of the Bendix stock is the That cleared Bendix, which began the three-way The offer Wednesday came less than 48 hours before . . . they were eating away the structure National Chairman Robert Newell said Tuesday. latest development in the complex takeover battle takeover squabble, to begin buying Marietta shares "We simply are trying to keep all our options among the three aerospace companies. after midnight Thursday. Marietta intends to begin Red tape could take two years open." ' UTC Chairman Harry J. Gray, in a letter to Bendix buying Bendix shares soon after midnight Sept. 22. We just want to get this thing going,” Newell Chairman William M. Agee, said the increase is part of The Justice Department, however, said UTC’s bid for said CDA loans will a proposed new “ merger agreement.” UTC intends to Bendix was still under review. acquire the rest of the shares in a securities swap of Under an agreement between UTC and Marietta, the Rat lover roughly $50 a share. two companies plan to split the assets of Bendix in the event of a successful takeover. UTC would get Bendix’s Historic district may get bigger create 150 jobs “ We believe that the present competing tender offers Assistant picked by Bendix and Martin Marietta create an intolerable automotive and industrial operations and Marietta the situation for both companies, their shareholders and aerospace and electronics operations. By Alex GIrelli employees. Our offer is an alternative that will resolve Marietta has said it plans to press its takeover of Ben­ VERNON — Benefit Plans Inc., a registered in­ HARTFORD (UPl) — A Hartford plastics company is arrested Herald City Editor will use $1.8 million in tax exempt Connecticut Develop­ the situation,” Gray said in his letter. • dix even if Bendix manages to buy control of Marietta vestment advisory If you live somewhere in south ment Authority bonds to buy, renovate, and equip a Bendix had no Immediate comment on the offer. first. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Police have arrested a retired security firm, has appointed central Manchester, the chances are ' building and add 70 jobs. guard because his filthy apartment — overrun with 50 pet rats that Dale Aldieri of good that your house may someday Southington as The company is one of four granted expansion and were gnawing through walls and ceilings —■ was judged a health renovation money by the quasi-public CDA to create a be in a national historic landmark executive assistant hazard. district. total of 150 jobs, including the 70 jobs at Futuramik In­ Police and health inspectors raided Robert Ehman’s apartment to the president. The Cheney Historic District dustries. Thursday and arrested him for harboring scores of hungry and un- Aldieri graduated Committee Thursday voted to set in from Bryant College The new jobs at Futuramik will be added to the .p^ged rats that were literally eating away the building. current workforce of 150 employees and will be tasks ■ “ 1 like them, other people don’t,” Robert Ehman, 57, said from a motion the machinery for having the of Rhode Island, BENSOR& HEDGES boundaries of the Cheney Historic where he was a now performed at its Tennessee plant, the governor’s of­ police car outside the three-story fice said. stucco apartment house. “ They do District expanded to include member and officer residential areas north, west, and The CDA, which is the financing arm of the Depart­ what I tell them. They come when 1 of Tau Kappa Ep­ east of the mill complex. ment of Economic Development, approved financing for call. I started with two, Julius and silon fraternity. He The proposed new boundaries are . three other firms and authorized $6,3 million for a Cleopatra, two years ago. I have over also served in the defined in a study conducted by John proposed nursing facility. 50 now,” . Big Brothers Sutherland, a historian at Program and was a Lea Manor Convalescent Home will use money Authorities using corn chips as bait granted under the CDA’s health care program to trapped 50 of the rats in a little more Manchester Community College, member of the and the staff of the town’s Planning school’s Investment renovate and expand the former Fitch School in than an hour. But scores of others Norwalk for use as a skilled nursing facility. There will were seen scurrying down the halls and Zoning Department. The sur-. Club. vey, in five volumes, will be filed at be jobs for 125 people. and upstairs. - Aldieri is a Mary Cheney Library. The other companies selected for grants are: Inside Ehman’s apartment, located member of the It could take as long as tVz years • Juliard Precision Ball Co. will receive $2.5 million in a low-income neighborhood 3 miles Connecticut Chapter for the proposal to go through the to build and equip a facility in East Granby. The firm west of downtown, authorities found a of the International bureaucratic steps needed before manufactures steel precision balls and will add 14 fine layer of plaster and debris Association for Financial Planning and its Educa­ the new areas could become part of employees. covering the furniture — portions of tion Committee. the national disfrict, and the • Helikon Furniture Co. will receive $800,000 to help the walls and ceiling chewed up by the proposal still could be rejected or renovate its Norwich office furniture manufacturing rodents, plant. There will be 60 new jobs. “ If the walls were stronger, they modified. i • Production cut • McMahon Woodworking will add 10 jobs at its wouldn’t have chewed through Theprqposed expansion is into the residential areas that surround the ■X Chestnut and Walnut Winsted shop through $58,000 in financing. them,” Ehman said. “ They can chew mill complex and is made up mostly streets are among The loans will be made through the Naugatuck Valley through walls I couldn’t even drill WASHINGTON (UPl) — The nation’s recession- of houses either owned originally by many residential areas Revolving Loan Fund and Employment Incentive Loan through.” struck factory production was cut another 0.5 per­ the Cheney Bros, or lived in by the included in the program, both of which are operated by the Department Ehman, who said he thought his '•A - ^ cent in August, the Federal Reserve Board said Robert Ehman people who worked in the mills. proposed expansion of Wednesday, erasing a slight improvement made in of Economic Development. only crime was “ keeping too many To individual homeowners the the Cheney historic dis- .July. pets,” will face misdemeanor charges of raising domesticated historic designation would have lit­ trict. Homeowners The August decline in industrial production was, rodents and violating the sanitary code. The charges carry a tle immediate impact. Those who maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $500 fine. would be eligible for the 11th monthly setback for factories and factory wanted to make improvements that The suspect, who was taken to the jail ward at County-USC low interest loans if workers in the past 13 months and raised new Bank merger OK’d were historically acceptable would M ^ical Center for treatment of unspecified injuries on his hand, in­ they renovated their doubts that the nation's manufacturers were about be able to apply for low interest sisted he was not bothered by the rats and said the rodents had never to experience an economic recovery. HARTFORD (UPI) — A merger of the Connecticut loans if any money were available. structures in ways that A revision turned July’s previously reported Bank and Trust Co. and the State National Bank of hurt him. They would then have to place were historically accep­ decline into a 0,1 percent gain. Only July and Connecticut has been given initial approval by the U.S. “ Some of your rats are biters and some are love biters,” he restrictions on the "properties for table. Map at left shows February have shown any interruption in the Comptroller of the Currency, the two banks have an­ explained. “ I’ve only been bitten by the love biters, and 1 never got future owners. the proposed expan­ recession's trend of declines that began in August nounced. an infection. I think they should find homes for rats in the FToponents of the historic zone sion. Left-leaning hash of last year. The merger, approved by shareholders of both in­ neighborhood.” hope enough homeowners take ad­ marks signify the first Arturo Aguirre, a county Health Department spokesman, said it The August production report showed the auto in­ stitutions June 3, would create the largest commercial vantage of the loans so as to dustry reduced its assembly rate more than 16 per­ would take some time for authorities to trap or even count all of the phase of the expan­ bank holding company in New England outside of preserve the Cheney heritage. sion. Right-leaning cent to an annual rate of 5,5 million units. Boston, with assets in excess of $4.5 billion. rats. On the other hand, homeowners Business equipment output dropped 1.4 percent “ It’s the worst situation with rats I’ve ever seen,” he said. “ They marks depict the se­ who do not commit themselves to cond phase. The gray further in August, the Fed said, and has now have access to the entire building now.” any historic renovations would still dropped 18 percent since the recession began. Police Sgt. Jim Green said the structure was literally being eaten be free to do whatever they could do area in the left-center is The Fed said the output of consumer goods memmi away by the rodents, and building manager Nora Wissink said she with the homes just as if they were the existing historic dropped 1.2 percent in August, especially signifi­ inter’s c< miinii.. told the landlord that rats were “ running through the walls and the not in an historic district. district. The ‘x’ marks cant since that category had shown some growth X floors” of the building. the intersection of Hart­ for the previous three months and was expected to “ I heard them chewing and running around for the last couple of THE b o u n d a r i e s of the ford Road and Main benefit from the Julv tax cut. months,” said Mrs. Wissink. “ Then I found a rat in my dresser proposed expansion follow property drawer and it bit me on the hand last month.” Street. Please turn lo page 10 --19,

Firm opens m m w m m Nicholas E Jackston has announced the opening fialfUt Ak0Mf Utwl»ti§a TUafS! of Florida Sun Ipc., the exclusive agent for Efeltona Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Bendix buys 68% of Marietta stock Inside Today properties of Florida, at 789 Main St. CAPITAL INSULATION CO. Regular and Menthol. 20 pages, 2 .sections Jackston said the firm will sell properties, homes Est. 1970 tin Marietta board members would and condominiums and arrange vacation-sharing Open a box today. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bendix Bendix from quickly capitalizing on -^ions” in light of the latest later in a securities swap. Advice ...... 14 and other options for those interested in any of Corp. today said it purchased a con­ its stock purchases and exercising developments. In a sternly worded statement, resign and a majority of the direc­ Area towns ...... 7 Deltona’s locations, including Marco Island, 563-9815 trolling interest in Martin Marietta management control. Bendix. which previously owned a Bendix said it intended “ to exerise tors chosen from the Bendix board Classified...... 18.20 Marian Oaks, Citrus Springs and St. Augustine Corp., called for the resignation of The developments opened the 4.5 percent stake in Marietta, said it its complete rights as the con­ would be elected to the Martin Comics . . ’...... g Shores. . ‘TCvEFCSofCEiLlNl f Marietta directors and demanded prospects of the two rival aerospace purchased for $48 a share in cash all trolling shareholder of Martin Marietta board." Entertainment ...... n .jg companies being in the unusual posi­ the Marietta shares that had b^ n M arietta” and demanded that The builders are Mackle Brothers, who have been that Marietta terminate its plans to But Marietta responded by saying Lottery...... 24 X 38 (2 ■tory) $1p395.00| tion of owning each other by next sent in under its offer, giving it a Marietta drop its $75-a-share building in Florida for seven or eight years, said buy a controlling interest in Bendix its board of directors "is still in Obituaries ...... jq week and virtually ensuring a majority interest in the company. counter-takeover bid. Bendix also Jackston. next week. place and proceeding as it previous­ Opinion...... g _3L-.995.0Pi lengthy and bitter legal fight. Bendix said it would buy on a first- said it forwarded letters to the in­ Jackston, a former member of the Zoning Board But Marietta vowed to press its ly planned.” The Bethesda, Md. Peopletalk...... 2 Meanwhile, United Technologies, come first-served basis enough ad­ dividual members of the Marietta of Appeals and Manchester Housing Authority, said counter-takeover attempt and dis­ missile manufacturer said it would Sports...... igliy Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined an ally of Marietta which has also ditional shares to give it up to a 70 board of directors, demanding that the firm will be located in the same building as Cen­ Fully Insured closed that Marietta directors be clear to buy Bendix yhares-after Television ...... g tury 21, Jackston-Showcase Realty, in which his OWENS CORNING FIBERQtAS That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. liiursday night amended the com- made a $1.5 billion takeover bid for percent stake in Marietta. It intends they call a special meeting of the to acquire all the rest of the shares board at which “ all the present Mar­ midnight next Wednesday wife, Phyllis, is a partner. OR THERMO-PAC CLASS I CELLULOSE 6 mg "lar.’ ’ 0.6 hig nicotins av. par cigarena. by FTC mathod. pany’i t^-laws aimed at preventing Bendix. said it is “ evaluating its op- MANUHE.STER HERALD. Fri., Sent. 17, 1982 - .’I 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Sept. 17. 1982 NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST lo 7 AM EST S -IS -S E ^ 1971 ‘"'.^,'C ool Can Main Street Swensson rejects rival's news Briefing call for one-on-one delates SAN FRAHCnCO work survive those forums, but wb had hoped she By Paul Hendrie “discussions” on tfie issues with his opponent one-on-one, with one would be willing Cb discuss the Japanese plane LO W EST Herald Reporter TEMFEnATUmt meeting in each voting district in issues before the voters in general.” 40 40 agency dispute? the 13th Assembly District. Thompson could not be reached, crashes; 23 hurt state Rep. Elsie L. “Biz” Swensson, R-M anchester, in a Spokesmen for Thompson’s cam- but his campaign manager, Kevin . aign said this morning they believe O’Brien, echoed Dyer’s remarks. PEKING (U PI) - A Tokyobound IB S ^ RAW 1.".’,1 i i «o« response to Democratic opponent Japan Airlines DC-8 carrying 124 people Plans for reconstruction of Main held yet. That hearing is scheduled John W. Thompson’s call for a Mrs. Swensson's response failed to Mrs, Swensson could not be Street in downtown Manchester got for Oct. 6 at 7:30 p.m. in the Lincoln meet their challenge. reached this morning. overshot the runway and plowed into a OPI WEATHER rOTOCAST *9 series of debates, said alread: ditch at Shanghai Airport today, injuring a boost when Congress last week Center meeting room. scheduled "m eet the candidate “ From my perspective, I don’t In,her letter to Thompson, dated at least 23 people, airline officials said. overrode President Reagan's veto of Under the plan the dumber of on- forums will be sufficient. think it fulfills what we hoped for,” Sept. 14, she wrote “Your sugges­ In Tokyo, JAL spokesmen said at least a supplemental appropriations bill, stbeet parking spaces will be id Richard W. Dyer, a general tion to hold a series of public dis­ one American passenger was injured and but the town may still have to fight reduced but more off-stneet spaces The American Association of hairman for Thompson’s cam- cussions has much merit.” that several other Americans may have W eather for a share of the funds involved. will be provided and access to Retired Persons and the League of laign. “They (the meet the can­ She listed the scheduled "m eet the been on board. The bill contained $10 million ear­ existing parking spaces will be im­ Women Voters have scheduled can­ didate forums) reach specific candidate” session and added^ "I The JAL officials said there were 23 marked for Hartford area roAd proved. didate forums. The Realtor’s groups and don’t reach the voters in believe these forums will allow the confirmed injuries, but JAL officials in projects, and the plan to revamp A map and streetscape of the Association and the Manchester general, "With the exception of the public to hear our respective views Shanghai estimated the number of in­ Today’s forecast Main Street from Charter Oak project is on display at the REP. “BIZ” SWENSSON Citizens for Social Responsibility League of Wojrnen Voters. on the issues facing the 13th jured at between 20 and 30 people, in­ Street to Ford Street has a high Municipal Building outside the of­ . scheduled debates suf­ also are planning such sessions. “We certainiywill take advantage District, the town of Manchester cluding the plane’s pilot and co-pilot. Today considerable cloudiness. Highs around 70. priority with the Capitol Region fice of the town clerk. ficient Thompson had proposed of discussing the issues with her at and the state of Connecticut.” None of the injuries was reported to be Northwest winds around 10 mph. Tonight partly cloudyF Council of Governments for funds serious, although witnesses said four Lows in the mid 40s. Light westerly windSi Saturday in­ from that $10 million. - passengers were carried away from the creasing cloudiness with a 60 bercent chance of after­ But the CRCOG itself may be badly-damaged plane on stretchers. noon showers. Highs in the low/ 70s. Southwest winds in­ competing with another agency, the State sorts out projects Officials said 101 Japanese and 12 creasing to 10 to 20 mph. Central Connecticut Regional Plan­ other non-Chinese were among the 113 ning Agency. That agency seeks 2 hurt passengers on the plane, flight 792 to funds for an expressway to connect Tokyo from Shanghai. The plane had a Extended outlook 1-84 in Farmington with 1-91 in No news good news on tax breaks Cromwell. „ crew of 11. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through in cycle JAL officials in Shanghai, 400 miles THE TRANSPORTATION credits of up to $100,000 with a total in credit is gone, that’s it,” southeast of Peking, said the accident Tuesday: said she has not heard if any of the Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Committee of CRCOG meets Mon­ By Herald Staff of $1 million available to pay for the Projects submitted by com­ occurred at 2:27 p.m. (2:27 a.m. EDT) local organizations that applied Becoming fair Sunday. Chance of showers Monday. Fair day at noon and Thomas O’Marra, of and United Press International credits on a first-come, first-served munities and organizations fell into when the plane tried to return to have lined up corporate donations Tuesday. Daytime highs in the 60s. Nighttime lows in the town- administration, will be at basis. Vickie Dirienzo, legislative areas including day care facilities, mishap Shanghai airport after developing trou­ Town Human Services Director yet. “ Most of the agencies are in the the 40s and low 50s. the meeting, where the subject of specialist in the Department of energy conservation, employment ble in its hydraulic system. Hanna P. Marcus said there’s been process of trying to solicit Vermont: Fair Sunday, then rather cloudy with the $10 million is likely to come up Revenue Services, aid Thursday. and training programs for the han­ no word yet from the state whether donations,” she said. It’s still early A motorcyclist and his scattered showers Monday and Tuesday. Seasonable although it is not on the.agenda. She said it was too early to gauge dicapped and crime prevention the 28 Manchester projects that yet, she noted. . She said she still passenger were injured Sunday temperatures. Highs 65 to 75. Lows 45 to 55. Mayor Stephen T. Penny may also, business response to the program programs. Rehabilitation UPI photo applied for a state program giving has not received the list of eligible in an accident on West Middle Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers Sunday be there. because letters concerning the The city of New Haven and groups businesses tax breaks for charitable programs from the state. Turnpike. funds requested into Monday. Fair Tuesday. Lows in the 40s. Highs in the But the town’s position within program were just mailed to about located there topped the list of the donations will be approved. Virtually every community group Police say Brian Lowry, 19, of Today In history CRCOG appears safe. CRCOG’s 60,000 firms and booklets listing the most projects submitted with 85, upper 50s and 60s. But no news is good news, she in Manchester has applied for the 24 Ford St., skidded in an attempt HARTFORD (UPI) - The state Bond priorities for use of the trade-in road projects also were still being dis­ Ms. Dirienzo said. added, Mrs. Marcus said she has program. to avoid striking a parked car Commission will be asked to allocate funds are fixed with the Main Street tributed. The project with the lowest es­ hear^l that other towns had Local officials and organizations that had started to turn into the $1.5 million for neighborhood rehabilita­ On Sept. 17, 1978 the Camp David summit ended three months. Here, President Jimmy Carter, Long Island Sound project at the top. However, officials have said the timated cost was submitted by the problems getting some of their in 19 communities submitted a total street. tion projects planned in a dozen state dramatically with Egypt and Israel signing Egypt’s Anwar Sadat (left) and Israel’s Menachem If the money for planning the $1 million in tax credits would fall Ridgefield Guild of Artists, which The National Weather Service forecast for Long projects approved by the state. of 582 projects for tax credits under Lowry’s cycle skidded 150 feet communities. Gov. William O’Neill an­ agreements setting the framework for a Mideast Begin shake hands on that historic day. Main Street project — and only plan­ far short of covering $47 million sought $140 for a scholarship. The Island Sound to Watch Hill and Montauk Point: Since the state has not questioned the Neighborhood Assistance before falling onto its left side nounced today. ning money is in question now — is worth of projects although just how group also submitted five other settlement and pledging to sign a peace treaty In High pressure moving across the area from the west her office about any of the local program, which was adopted on the after which it skidded another 320 The projects were chosen by the state in any danger, the peril comes from many projects would receive fun­ projects. tonight followed by a cold front on Saturday. Variable projects, she is optimistic they will last day of this year’s regular feet, police say. Department of Housing, which in April the Central Connecticut Regional ding through the program was im­ The project with the highest es­ winds around 10 knots tonight. Southwest winds 10 to 15 be approved. legislative session. Lowry was treated for a invited 28 eligible cities and towns to Planning Agency. possible to tell. timated cost was from the city of knots Saturday. Fair tonight. Mostly cloudy with chance The new law called the Under the program, businesses lacerated right knee at submit proposals for neighborhood Whether the two agencies com­ Ms. Dirienzo said applications New B ritain , which sought $7 Jobs program of showers Saturday. Visibility over 5 miles except 1 to 3 Neighborhood Assistance Program, provide money for community Manchester Memorial Hospital rehabilitation projects. Reagan stumps White House pete for the money depends largely from companies offering to provide million to $10 million for a project to miles in showers Saturday. Wave heights 1 to 2 feet allows businesses 30 to 70 percent projects and in return receive credit and released. His passenger, 20- O’Neill said the state sought projects on whether Congress passes a bill funding for a project would be recover steam to create usable passes House tonight. state tax credits for donations to on their state taxes equal lo 30 to 70 year-old Jeff Millard of 82 West that emphasized helping low-and in New Jersey still optimistic that would appropriate another $40 "timed in” when they were received energy in the form of steam or elec­ non-profit groups and programs percent of their investment, depen­ Center St., suffered multiple moderate-income people and housing WASHINGTON (UPI) — Democrats million in the next fiscal year. If it by the Department of Revenue Ser­ tricity. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President WASHINGTON (UPI) - A top Reagan suggested by municipalities and ap- ding on the type of activity involved. abrasions. And was also treated and neighborhood revitalization and beat down Republican objections and does pass that bill, the agencies will vices “and when the million dollars ^d||h Two projects with costs estimated Reagan picks up the campaign pace for administration official looked at the bad National Forecast ''proved by the state. Mrs. Marcus Individual firms can receive tax and released. judged the projects on a competitive won House passage of a $1 billion public l -'S Aniiolcs pr 70 63 . . probably not need to compete. * a t $1 million or more were sub­ the fall elections today with a quick trip economic news of the week — and there rii\ Kf’sl Hi IvO He The driver of the car, George basis. service jobs bill, but the measure faces a \lh ii'iin ‘iT|U(' |)C 86 55 I Miii.svilic f 75 56 .. Francis McMahon of CRCOG said mitted from both Hartford and The governor said he would ask the to New Jersey to give some insurance to was plenty — but declared the economic '57 48 .09 \lfinpliis f 79 67 . Willard, 64, of East Hartford bleak future in the Republican-controlled \n« (• 86 81 . the agency would know in about five Manchester, including a request dozen communities selected to receive the Senate election bid of Rep. Millicent recovery is still “imminent.” \ Iiu m IIu p< 83 51 Mi.iini Hei h pc was given a verbal warning by Senate. ( 89 67 M.l'vaukcc r 58 48 .09 months. from the Manchester Community aid to file formal applications and would Congress is working toward an Oct. 8 Fenwick. In the latest sign recession was as lltliinps [If 59 46 Minneapolis cy 59 53 .(E College Foundation for $3,9 million police for unsafe movement of a \l-|Ulll(' f 83 61 .... State now claiming it will liitmuujlKun ( 92 67 then ask the Bond Commission to It is the second campaign trip Reagan firmly entrenched as ever through 01 74 .. THAT WOULD probably be in for the Manchester Regional Center parked vehicle. adjournment and the jobs bill is not on llnsltin [If 62 57 \rw Oi’Icns pc authorize the funding. Senate Majority .leader Howard Baker’s has made since returning from a long August, the Federal Reserve Board I'll II T\ |M 91 72 07 \rw Nork c 74 50 .94 time for Manchester since the for the Performing Arts. 63 50 (HIlhlM Ctv pc 82 67 .... The communities slated for funds were list of business that must be ac­ California vacation Sept. 7. He made a reported Thursday more than 30 percent r.iiltdlii |K 62 50 .02 project is largely in the conception primarily political visit to Kansas and of the nation’s factory capacity was idle rii;iil

I - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Sept. 17. 1982 Grace Marcos woos IT’S FALL CLEAN-UP, GREEN-UP TIME.'^ SAVE oven set Regal Indoor LOFTS Trl-PIex Floor Plants suffered Rye Grass 24” Deluxe congressional Seed Mixture Bamboo Rake 12.76 sffr- Lush and healthy Our reenhou 80-fresh In 5 . 9 7 Re(h4JW stroke 3 . 7 6 eights from 3-to4 A Wend o1 3 turf-type - R Strong and springy for a feet! Choose Ficus i permeneht grasses for a thorough job; yet gentle on thick, rich cover. Germinates Decora. Yucca Tip, MONTE CARLO, Monaco (U P l) young, tender ptenta Marglnata & more. - Medical testimony that Princess leaders today In lust 7-to-IO days. Grace had a stroke just before her • i r Wouan Plant •18” SanrtMO Rake Baskets with Linw car plunged off a mountain road has LOFTS Weed-end- OwMgLSaS...... 3,17 helped clear up the mysterious Cir­ fairs Committee and the Senate I. Our Reg. 4.99.. ,3 .3 3 WASHINGTON (UPl) - Presi­ Feed Lawn cumstances surrounding her fatal Foreign Relations Committee /: •30” Bamboo Rake dent Ferdinand Marcos, fresh from Fertilizer Blend OurRiig.S.tM...... accident. before delivering a luncheon ad- '• friendly talks with President Prince Ranier and the royal fami­ dress at the National Press Club. Our Reagan, goes to Capitol Hill today Langeveld ly of the tiny Mediterranean prin­ Caldor’s Loaf & Litter 1 3 . 8 8 R eg.18.M hoping to overcome some of the past cipality made preparations to begin D U R IN G rilEIR m e e tin g , Blower witii EasHtoll Covers lO.OOOaquare feet to Holland Bulbs congressional criticism of his 17- Reagan and Marcos set April 1983 control weeds while building Our Entire Stock receiving today prominent 12** Wheels a healthy lawn. The easy way 1 .2 7 8JS.1.74PW* mourners arriving to attend the year rule in the Philippines. for the start of what are expected to Lawn Spreaders Reagan hailed the 65-year-old to weed white you feed! •3-Psck Hyacinths •64>acfc Tulkw princess' funeral scheduled for be tough negotiations on renewing *3-Pack Daffodils •12-Pack Crocus Pacific ally as a “ respected voice Saturday. U.S. leases on Clark Air Base and * 2 8 7 18.76 u. 39 .7 6 •12-Pack Ilfs and many more p u r Reg. 24.97 to 42.97 first Lady Nancy Reagan was for reason and moderation” and Subic Naval Base in the Philippines. Our(too.a09.M LOFTS Non-Burning heading the U.S. delegation to the said his regime has made "great Administration sources said Mar­ Powerful S HP Brloos & Formula Lawn Choose from such progress” on human rights. cos would like to quadruple the Stratton motor lets you famous makes as service while Princess Diana of Food Blend Scoffs, Precision and Holland Bulbs in The Marcos government lifted a current $500 million in economic and clean lawns, drives, Wales was representing Britain. : patios thoroughly and Cyclone. Seed and See-Thru Packages decade of martial law last year and military assistance covering 1979- HI C O O Catdor your lawn easily Mrs. Reagan, a personal friend of - fast! Has convenient ifl.O O LowPrtce the princess, was expected to arrive instituted reforms the U n it^ States 1984 to $2 billion over a five year directlonel chute with a tawn spreader |ust 2 . 6 6 Reg. 3.59 Pack U P l phDio Covers 16,000 sq, feet to give right for your needs, later today by presidential plane and has labeled a move in the right period. Rental for the bases is in­ < deflector and much •10-Pack Mixed Hyacinths •12-Padi more. «24a«a2 your lawn a balanced blend stay at the palace with members of direction. cluded in the package. of rich nutrients. SIM stock only; King AHied Deflodlis •2S-Pack Today, Marcos is scheduled to no ralnelwoks. Tulips *S0-Pack Mixed CrocI A more Grace's family and the Kelly family REAGANS ESCORT PHILIPPINE PRESIDENT, WIFE TO STATE DINNER The current agreement, which Mtenllte Leal Bags, (to cu •10,000 S g .F L ...... 11.88 of. Philadelphia. Ferdinand Marcos, wife, Imelda, visiting Washington appear before the House Foreign Af- expires in January 1984, is expected OurReg.1.97 ...... U iO Heading the list of members of the to be high on the agenda when Mar­ entertainment world expected to at­ cos confers with Defense Secretary tend were Cary Grant and Frank Caspar Weinberger Saturday. Sinatra, who starred in movies with Schmidf wants elections in November In exchanges Thursday, Reagan the former American actress during ignored controversy over her Hollywood career. allegations of human rights abuses D ry C u y tooowsn* MfCle»w>l Dr. Jean Duplay, chief of in the Philippines and forthcoming neurological surgery at the central West German government falls talks on the two bases to praise the hospital in Nice, said Thursday a "shared history and common brain scan taken of the 52-year-old ideals” of their two nations. "P olitica lly, we tend to view SAVe OVBB 7 princess before she died, showed she elections and not try to unseat him. BONN, West Germany (U P l) — resigned after Schmidt at a morning replaced Brandt, who resigned in lost control of her Rover 3500 due to There was no immediate indica­ many world issues the same general rhe 13-year-old coalition of Social meeting today demanded the aftermath of a spy scandal on a "cerebral hemorrhage.” tion if Kohl would accept Schmidt's way,” Reagan said. "'V'ours, Mr. Democrats and liberal Free Ijambsdorff in effect give a party May 16, 1974. Duplay was the first doctor to proposal. President, is a respected voice for ^ tWUlEX W ATCHES Detnocrats collapsed today and loyalty pledge to Schmidt'. Schmidt said the Free Democrats ■examine Grace after the accident Together the Christian Democrats reason and moderation in inter­ (,’hancellor Helmut Schmidt asked Schmidt called on the Christian openly were discussing if and when Select Group Monday. and Free Democrats could oust national forums.” parliament to agree to hold new Democrats in his speech to parlia­ they would throw their support to He and Dr. Charles Louis “ If America fails, then the world For Men end Women Clean Water Machine CLAIROL ‘Dry Guy’ 1000W elections at the end of November. ment to agree to new elections two Schmidt and elect Kohl. Kohl and ousting him. He mentioned Chatelin, chief surgeon of the The two parties together have 279 is lo s t,’ ’ M arcus d ecla red in SUNBEAM ‘Vista’ EUREKA ‘Mighty Mite’ .Schmidt sought and had a show­ years before they are scheduled. the campaign for the Sept. 26 state with Multi-Layer Dual Voltage Styler/Dryer Princess Grace Hospital, said in a response. “ And thus, Mr. President, r 9.88 ■.35.88 9 iS lX » down with Foreign Minister Hans- He suggested the same tactic used seats in parliament. Only 249, a election in Hesse, where the Free I Chocma from mechanicals, electrics. Catdor Reg. Price — ...... 19.99 Spray, Steam and Dry Iron Compact Portable Vacuum statement Princess Stephanie, 17, I can assure you that, tliroughout all Filter by Noreico Dietrich Genscher’s Free by Willy Brandt to bring about new majority of the 497 members, is Democrats are running against the '/ automatics and more In dress and sporty Caldor Sate Price ...... 15.70 who was in the car with her mother, necessary to elect Kohl. of Asia, there is nothing but a reser­ ^ styles. Choose Timex for good looks Democrats, who hold the balance of elections in 1972 when he was Sociai Democrats. Mfr. MaiMn R eb ate...... 3.00* 2 6 s 3 0 ^.33.94 6 9 . 7 0 has a "minimal fracture” of the 7th The Free Democratic members of “ I was not going to allow them to voir of good-will for you, the )': < and dependsbitttyl power in the Bundestag (parlia­ chancellor. 34^p33 Stg.»w Big Si-vent soleplafe for super coverage! Lightweight, yet poworiul 1 HP motor vertebra but was out of danger. parliament resigned after a show­ American people, and the United Removes chlorine, chemicats, sulphur, ment) and can topple Schmidt if He proposed he ask for a vote of demolish the chancellor,” Schmidt YOUR Has water level Indicator and fabric guide. cleans deep 'll lasfl Includes edge ciMTOr Duplay said he wanted to stop down tneeting between Schmidt and States of America.” odor 8 other pollutants from tap water. and 7-plece deluxe tool set. Model #3110 they how throw their votes to the op­ confidence, which could require new said to the applause of the Social FINAL COST...... 1 2 . 7 0 Has strong dtesi base with safe, slay-cool speculation that Stephanie was Lambsdorff, who has demanded Yet it reialne tMmeftclat minerals, for Hee 3 attachments. Model #CH1 handle. Model #712-266 position Christian Democrats. elections after he loses it. Democrats, whose right and left A ( A j r rEKING black-tie dinner I ALL SPEUmt WATCH BANOS healthier, better-lasting water! 4WM100 driving the car, despite being too *8«a dotfc for dotoU*. "In the interest of the country, of But under the constitution the welfare and social security cuts to wings have rallied around him in an for Marcos was held in the Rose 2S% O FF Mfr. List Pilcaa! young to have a license. I the parliamentary system, of. Christian Democrats have the right lessen the government debt and who unusual display of solidarity. Garden where the crab apple trees " I t was definitely Grace who was stability, I had to take action," to follow up Schmidt's loss with a has hinted his party was considering “ I no longer could stand by and and the shrubs were decorated with driving,” said Duplay. He said the Schmidt told parliament. "constructive vote of confidence” switching their support to the Chris­ see the reputation of the govern­ princess' brain scan showed two tiny white lights. Marcos said he ALKAUNE Genscher, Economic Minister which would topple Schmidt and tian Democrats. ment damaged,” he said. “ The' patterns of lesions — “ those that oc­ would remember it as “ The Firefly Count Otto Lambsdorff and the elect Kohl. The Social Democratic-Liberal pubiic interest, the interests of the curred before the accident and those dinner.” other two Free Democratic Schmidt asked the Christian coalition came to power under Social Democratic Party and the that occurred after." In his toast, Reagan told Marcos ministers in the 16-member Cabinet Democrats to agree to accept new Brandt in September 1969, Schmidt government demanded action.” The earlier lesions, he said, were “ as important as our shared caused by a stroke. He also said economic interests is our shared Stephanie told her father she tried to strategic interests.” stop the car by reaching across from Two Chrsyler plants still closed Toasting Reagan in response, the passenger seat and pulling the Marcos wdxed enthusiastic about handbrake, but it did not respond. his host and said Reagan had s The palace, which fought to keep “ stopped the slide of American Saturday’s funeral as simple a s ' prestige throughout the world.” MINOLTA *XGA* 35mm Health & Grooming Aids possible, announced 12 members of Tough contract OK battle begins "There is rising a new America RAY-O-VAC Alkaline the Monegasque Order of Black perhaps throughout the world under SLR CamerdW/62.0 Lens SAVE OVBB 25%/ Long-Lasting Batteries •BAYER Aspfiin Tablets ^ . . Penitents will carry the ebony coffin a new leader, strong, respected and HI-fedh-Locdc Rubber Neck Example: C or 0 Batteries (2-Pek) 100’s, Our Reg. 2.19...... l . 4 0 bearing Grace’s body. DETROIT (U P l) - United Auto the agreement was "modest ... but (.'hrysler early Thursday, but not "'Momma, you’re working for an forthright — President Reagan,” he lO S e f 7 Rfk».199J7 DELCO ‘Freedom II’ Catdor Reg. Price...... 2.39 They will bear it from the Workers members kept two it does represent a step on the long before more than 21,(X)0 workers in auto plantation ... they changed it said. Lampe in 3 Popular Styles H a eL iO olnittor a p ^ display In •CLEARASIL Acne Medicine Palatine Chapel in the Grimaldi road back to wage parity and equity seven plants staged walkouts from cotton to autos.” Reagan pledged that he would - Fw fect for iten, dotm. bedroom or viewfinder. Also Jiaa film safe-load Batteries for Your Car CaMorSale Price...... 1.66 E Chrysler Corp. plants closed today Regular and Vanishing palace to the cathedral of Monaco to show dissatisfaction with their with General Motors and Ford because they had heard no word work to “ strengthen the ties” £ Office) With baked enamel finish in system and aperture pfoterfod Mfr. MalWn Rebate ...... 1.00* * 4 4 I * 5 7 I * 6 3 65-02. Tube, Rag. 2.49...... 1.44 where Grace married Rainier in workers. from the union on an agreement. I’he new pact granted wage and between their two countries. t choice of white, brown, blue or rod, automation system. proposed contract but UAW Presi­ Rep. S9.9S I Rag. 72.49 I Reg. 82.99 YOUR 1956. She will be buried in a corner " I don't view this as an easy Workers at two plants have refused benefit increases for the company's ^•CikhLitOw/CoflCoid, Rag. 19.99.1 4 w 7 6 dent Douglas Fraser said the pact ALSO THURSDAY, Secretary of •iwiiunta ‘XGM’ 3S^m SLR Camom Choose from 40 or BO^month models of FINAL COST...... Pkg. O V •CLEARASIL Deep Cleanser of the cathedral's transept, near ratification," Fraser said. "It will to return to work. 60,600 hourly workers, but many un­ was the best they could get without State George Shultz gave a lunch for ■ ^e|)B*k Lam p, iu i9 -«L 9 9 ...... 1 7 . 4 0 WHhfflLALon* maintenance-free batteries. Sizes to fit -Otiwr IwtMriM St (imilw favingt. 40*., Our Reg. 1.76 ...... I.IO Ffainier's father and grandfather. be contentious, as I'm sure Chrysler The Twinsburg, Ohio, stamping ion m em bers had hoped more most cars. Replace worn batteries now! Sm elwk tor (Mails. Limit 1 pk«. pw family. a long strike. President Marcos and his wife, "♦Floor Lamp, Reg.49.99...... 3 1.T6 QwrRee.249A7 ...... generous pay raises and benefits due *222 Other foreign mourners will in­ The UAW's Chrysler Council was workers thought they should get plant, where 3,500 people work, and Imelda, who is governor of Manila to Chrysler’s highly touted profits in Photo rog. prtcss msy vsry by slor*. clude U.S. Navy Secretary .lohn to consider the contract at a more in terms of wages. I think the Detroit's Jefferson Avenue and minister of human ecology and the opening six months of 1982. Lehman, a cousin of the Kellys, meeting today. If approved, it will point that must be made is, what is assembly plant, which employs settlements, at the State Depart­ Irish President Patrick Hillery, the alternative. P be presented to the rankand-file for about 4,700, were closed today by ment, then two technical Prince Bernhard of the a vote the union hoped could be com­ “ I believe we dirf the best that vyalkouts by workers who say the Chrysler workers made $663 agreements were exchanged. Netherlands, former Queen Anne- pleted in 10 days. could possibly have been done contract is insufficient. million in concessions last year to Marie of Greece, Prince Berthil of Fraser conceded ratification without a prolonged strike." One UAW Member at Jefferson help the firm avoid bankruptcy and The first is a tax treaty signed in : Sweden and the Count of Paris, might be difficult and said while he A tentative agreement was Avenue said her son told her. the union’s main goal was to get Manila in 1976 and ratified by the ; pretender to the French throne. was pleased with the union's victory reached between the union and some of that money back. U.S. senate in December 1981, b£; designed to avoid double taxation of corporations and individuals. It also is intended to create a framework Filibuster'stops debt-school prayer bill vote for cooperation between the two governments which will help pre­ vent tax evasion cases. WASHINGTON (U P l) — Renewed White House in­ A disheartened Baker told colleagues Thursday the As a result the liberals mounted a filibuster that GENERAL ELECTRIC terest in a constitutional amendment allowing prayer in Senate would vote Monday on a petition to invoke lasted 10 legislative days and finally Wednesday, Helms’ ‘Smurf* indpor/Outdoor cloture and stop a liberal filibuster against the prayer anti-abortion measure was tabled, 47-46. Decorative Bulbs schools may add to the legislative logjam in the Senate Bisgue Musical Birds HFTop Roller Skates over the New Right’s social agenda. bill, and an aide said the Senate probably would have to Baker told reporters early in the day there was Games and Puiztes Asserted Colorforms ' Caldor Reg. Price (Two 2-Pka.)...... 6.58 The White House informed Senate Republican Leader vote three times next week on cloture. "broad support" for the prayer amendment — Crafted by TOWL^ by MILTON BRADLEY for Creative Fun Caldor Sale Price (Two 2 Pks.) 3.98 FERRANDO ORCHARDS r 1«. 15.99 Howard Baker .Thursday, just as he was trying to break This meant Baker's painstaking plans for a vote on the "stronger,” he said, than for the anti-abortion amend­ 1 1 . 7 6 BACH Mfr. MalWn R eb a te...... 1.00* a filibuster against another school-prayer measure, it federal debt limit bill had gone sour. The bill, raising the ment sidetracked on a 47-46 vote. with wipe-clean vinyl uppers, toe OwReg.l8A9 . ^%ai"A*49 debt limit to $1.3 trillion, must pass Congress by Oct. 1 A Baker aide noted, "The White House wants a school LAST WEEKEND FOR NATIVE PEACHES *11 1 . 6 4 stop. Girl's In white; boy’s In blue. YOUR FINAL COST O O Q would like to .see action this year on a prayer con­ Finely designed porcelain bttds, each Choose from: Pac-Man Puzzle •Smurf Choose from a wide variety of seta, to keep the government going. prayer vote — period." with a pracwon mualoal movament. FORTW02-PKS...... & . 9 0 stitutional amendment. Card Game •Fac-Man Card Game including Miss Piggy, Monchhlchi, -SlipOn Adjustable IndooffOutdoor The New Right’,s chief legislative goals — anti- In August, Baker worked for days to get a unanimous Thursday, Sens. 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Both were proposed as riders to a necessary bill Je.sse Helms, R-N.C., a key sponsor of them, disagree at the Supreme Court from prohibiting voluntary prayer in Jsyimraifiii'TB raising the federal debt limit. the last moment. . « public schools. • Fresh Sweet Apple Cider • Dried and Silk Rower Arrangements Bolivians begin strike and Craft Sivpiies Open 7 Days A Weak, 8 a.m. to 0:30 p.m. to oust miltary leader HRCH MOUrnUN RD., CUSTONBURY LA PAZ, Bolivia (UPl) — Workers years. (3 mllM bayond Vllo'*) today began a do-ordie general strike In that time, the armed forces have'an- aimed at forcing military President nulled the results of three elections when Guido Vildoso out of office and installing it became clear the winner would be a civilian administration to tackle' Siles Zuazo, labor’s candidate to replace Bolivia’s chronic economic crisis. Vildoso. The armed forces have ru l^ for Hernan Siles Zuazo, prevented by the most of the last 17 years. for Value and Save! TWO-fOff-OME military from taking power after win­ General strikes have been called in COLOR PRINT PRICES ning the 1980 presidential elections, most sections of Bolivia since Tuesday IS BACK. SAVE OVEB ml pledged to return from exile in Peru in night when Vildoso announced an ISpoint OURS 1 2 E X P 24 EXP 3B EXP MAQNAVOX ‘Odyssey 2’ Cartridge GENERAL ELECTRIC 19 Cu. Ft , the upcoming days, a radio report said. emergency economic plan, a proposal PANASONIC 7* * Diagonal AC/DC Frost-Free Refrigerator Supporters said he is ready to ^vern . that would give each worker and each $ 2 . 9 9 $ 5.98 $ 8.29 Buy one, Pick-Axe Pete in the The Bolivian Workers Centr^ Union dependent an $18 monthly bonps. T V Game System Caldor Reg. Price...... 144,76 set one and White TV Set With advenced alpha numeric S j C O O (^4-SIO for coiof) said the nationwide strike, which began "The plan also would increase most THEIRS Caldor Sale Price...... 133.00 Misty Mountain Mine 9 0 0 Our Reg. 669.70 Our keyboard, 2 joystitac controls. at midnight Thursday, would continue energy fuel costs and tighten the dollar- Photo Patio $ 3.28 $ 6.01 $ 8.79 FREE. Mfn Maii-in Rebate...... 15.00* R*g. 27.70 Has fully adjustable cantilever shelves plus Reg, 1594)7 Comes complete with 3-game 24.70 until 'Vjldoso promised to resign and peso exchange, which has been devalued Photo Mat 4.36 7.12 9.88 *134 cartridge and AC adapter. Go with Pete on a computerized twin crispers and meat pan. Includes power- 'Pair YOUR hand power to the Democratic Popular 90 percent in recent months. Oli Of gold rush for challenging fun! saver switch for economy. Has reversible Kodak 6.27 10.79* 15.91 ■AdfBtionid Osme Cartridges FINAL COST .... * 1 1 8 Union, the party that won the last elec­ door hinges for convenience. #GETBF19DB The International Monetary Fund, Available...... 19.70 to 47.70 -Sa* cMfc for dtfMHt. tions. which will not give Bolivia $119 million in (Delivery evellebie at extra coat.) But Labor Minister Julio Villagomez, a YOU CAN DEPEND ON: Store stock only; no rainchecks on game carirldget. standby loans until emergency economic colonel speaking for the 2-month-old measures are implemented, was said by 3 WAYS TO CHARGE 'military regime, went on television to ^estaw ii^T*fifujnacyi Ina Bifouls ind photopey leosa sli|My eitn. Finance Minister Alfonso Revollo to denounce the strike as illegal and MANCHESTER VERNON have approved the government’s plan. 455 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER warned public employees who refuse to tafcpOMfU. N O W TW O LO C A TIO N S VISA 1145 Tolland Turnpike Tri-City Shopping Center work today will be fired. Most of Bolivia Thursday already had . 643-5230 "W e cannot move forward in solving been paralyzed by strikes hitting the For your ohopping convenience pay your lUltil., AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY 70 East Cantor S t STORE HOURS: DAILY 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY 9 AM to 9:30 PM ♦ SUNDAY 11 oui; economic crisis with this type of ac­ states of Cochabamba, Oruro, SNITCO & CNG bills here! Also we're a U.S. Post Plaiat3,Roula83 tion,” he said. Chuquisaca, Potosi .and Tarija. La Paz Office substation. Manchaatar Vamon Vildoso, in office since July 21, is was midway through a 48-hour general I486072 8 7 M 1 M Bolivia’s ninth president in the last four strike. f> - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Sept. 17, 1982 MAN( IIKSTKH HKHAl-U. Kri.. .Sepl 17. 1982 - J _

Richard M. Diarriond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor OPINION Alex Qlrelli, City Editor C> Olmstead: defeat Area towns strengthens case Coventry Jack Bolton / COVENTRY — A local man who found, is not illegal. The spokesman Voters are smaller than pols think Anderson wants to “ get politics the hell out of said had the commisison found schools” lost a bid this week to find evidence that the PTO members had Washington a violation of state elections laws by asked people to vote for the referen­ the town and school board. dum, then there would have been an analyzed by Garth also suggests Marry-Qo-Round WASHINGTON - There is no popular nerves with his proposals Koontz is ‘sh ocked’ But watchdog Robert E. Olmstead illegality. the voters may set limits on the mystery about the politics Preisi- for limiting the use of the inani­ said ’Thursday he wasn’t unhappy “ However,” states the decision, role of the White House and dent Reagan is playing these Jack Qermond ty defense, revising the so-called with the decision because it is “ the evidence also indicated that Congress on social issues. 'When the PTO was clearly an advocate of days. With mid-term election “ exclusionary rule” on the use of bringing him closer to developing voters were asked who should the legal argument to prove he is the passage of the referendum. In little more than six weeks away, and evidence obtained illegally and have the biggest role in deciding Reval report not on agendo right. the interest of fairness to all citizens he is once again romancing the limiting the right to federal Jules Witcover social issues — Congress, state Imelda Olmstead filed a complaint with of the town, it is the commission’s blue-collar voter. review of state court convictions. legislatures or the Supreme the state elections commission July opinion that public facilities should Last week it was school prayer Syndicated columnists You don’t have to take a Gallup Court — 48 percent said the By Jeff Weingart HE SAID it was the opinion of the revalua­ 9, 10 days after the June 29 school not be used by an organization which and abortion. This week it is a Poll to know that most voters referendum where $1.9 million advocates one side of the question states, 22 percent Congress and copying Herald Reporter tion committee that there are a “ substantial new White House program to agree the courts have “ gone too “ T f c e council members passed to renovate the schools. for the purpose of conducting a get- 21 percent the court. number” of those irregularities in the work deal with crime. The theory is far,” as it is always phrased, in COVENTRY — ’The question of whether or What Olmstead complained about out-the-vote campaign.” On another question, 72 percent have known of its (the that United did for the town. obviously that conservative ur­ protecting the rights of defen­ not to disclose the revaluation committee Lamont indicated that he had suggested to was the fact that the PTO used the Olmstead last year filed a similar cited economic issues and only 12 report will be missing from the Town Council report's) importance. It is complaint after the school board ban Democrats who were so im­ message. But the problem for Reagan dants in criminal cases. Evita McCarthy and the council that the report not high school facilities to get out the percent social questions when meeting agenda Monday night, according to vote. The PTO was a known sup­ sent home flyers with the kids ad­ portant to Reagan two years ago A new poll done for consultant here is that the voters have come So Reagan is doing just what long past time for the be released. He said if United were to obtain asked which “ general topic Town Manager Charles McCarthy, and coun­ porter of the school referendum, vocating passage of another budget can be enlisted again on social David Garth by Penn and Schoen to understand that presidents — Richard Nixon used to do in 1968, a copy of the report it might hurt the town’s area” was most important in WASHINGTON - Secret CIA cil member Roberta Koontz is “ shocked” by taxpayers to know,” and Olmstead clainied it was un­ item. Olmstead, who also objected issues. Associates of New York shows or', for that matter, senators and when he went around the country case against the company. deciding their vote for Congress. reports describe President . the omission. Lamont refused to comment on whether he ethical for the PTO to profess a to the kids being used as a vehicle But the equally obvious that voters oppose by more than congressmen — don’t really have calling for a restoration of “ the The point of all this is that the Reagan’s photogenic guest from the Mrs. Koontz today sent a letter to council had recommended that the council appeal the political view using town facilities for a political cause, lost the case. problem is that such issues have 2-to-l a constitutional amend­ much of a role in dealing with the balance between the criminal chairwoman Joan Lewis and McCarthy in­ But he said Thursday this case, and voters are more acute than they Philippines, Imelda Marcos, as the council must release the report to the public. decision of the commission but said that and town funds. limited relevance at a time when ment to prohibit abortions or the crime problem. forces and the peace forces.” dicating her displeasure that the matter But when investigating the com­ the new one, is narrowing his legal are often given credit for being. “ steel butterfly” and the “ flaming Now the council must either relinquish the McCarthy and he had discussed the matter. unemployment is at 9.8 percent (We often wondered at the time would not be on the agenda. plaint, a spokesman from the state argument so that the next time, he’ll elimination of federal funding for The result is that opinion polls Imelda” — a woman of uncommon report or appeal the decision in court within a “ 1 assume that Charlie will take that ques­ and is ranked as far and away the just what the proper “ balance” They understand that their con­ In the letter, she requested that the matter Elections Commission said win. abortions. The voters also, by charm, chic and ambition. 30-day time period which began on Sept 9. tion up with the council in executive session,” this year consistently show gressman isn’t going to make the of the release of the report be put on the agen­ Thursday, the commission found no central concern of the voters. less imposing margins, fayor gun might be — that is, just how But the town is still negotiating ^ith United he said. OI.MSTEAI) SAID he wants to crime as a leading concern of the streets any safer, just as they No less than seven secret psy­ da and that Town Attorney Daniel K. Lament evidence proving that the PTO Beyond that, however, there control and oppose tuition tax many criminals from New York, Appraisal, Inc. of East Hartford, the firin Town Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis in­ see such behavior stopped because electorate, usually right behind seem to understand that their chological reports analyze her per­ be present to discuss anything pertinent to members were asking people to vote are other factors that suggest the credits. for example, would have to be which did the revaluation last fall, and dicated that the council will not make a deci­ it's causing a polarization of the the state of the economy — but governor can’t do much about in­ sonality, with titillating details that decision. one way. White House may find this The only social issues on which exchanged for policemen from, McCarthy said he is reluctant to release the sion on the matter until McCarthy makes his community. “ We are losing the one that voters use most often in about everything from her sexual ‘"The burden of the revaluation report let's say, Dubuque.) flation or the unemployment report before the contractual tangles are recommendation. trust in government because “ We ground less fertile than the there is a popular majority for exploits to her political release must be lifted,” said the letter. ‘"The HE SAID the evidence was based deciding on gubernatorial can­ rate. ironed out. ‘The town is certainly not going to break are losing the trust in government political operatives there might the conservative positions are council members have known of its impor­ on interviews with some of the PTO didates rather than congressmen BUT ITIK CONTEXT of the So Reagan may give some of manipulations. “ I have to keep in mind the public in­ the law as it relates to FOI laws,” said because you get various groups that have imagined. the death penalty, which is sup­ tance — it is long past time for the taxpayers members. He said he didn’t recall or senators. 1982 campaign is quite different, those conservative Democrats a Why does the Filipino first lady, terest,” said McCarthy. McCarthy. “ Everything will fall into place in take any tactics to get what they are ported 74 to 20 percent, and to know.” how many were interviewed, but he KOR ONK THING, there is This doesn’t mean that the at least as it applies to federal of­ nice warm feeling with his glittering beauty though she is, com­ Town Attorney Lament agreed that the terms of time limits.” said that was the extent of the after.” school prayer, 83 to 13. still an overall majority against crime program cannot have ficeholders, from that in 1968. renewal of his commitment on mand the attentions of the awesome McCa r t h y h a d previously said that the best way to protect that interest at this point evidence. He said members of these groups the president’s position on some THK CKIMR. ISSIJI': is. of some value to Reagan in remin­ That was not a year in which abortion or crime. But it is not a CIA? She is much more than dic­ matter would “ likely” be on that agenda. is to withhold the report. The use of public facilities by include some council and school “ The report contains evidence that is of these social questions, if not course, a different kind of ques­ ding people of where he stands almost 11 million Americans strategy that is likely to deter­ tator Ferdinand Marcos’ wife; she The Coventry Taxpayers Association filed a different groups, the commission board members. available to us which is not available to necessarily a majority of those to even if it has no chance for Were out of work. is his probable successor and a complaint with the Connecticut freedom of tion since everyone, presumably, mine the outcome of the elec­ United Appraisal,” he said. ‘"This evidence An average man is covered by about 200 whom he is directing his passage this year. He touches The Penn and Schoen poll power in her own right. One source ' Information Commission in March after town is on the same side. tions Nov.. 2. relates to our allegations that there are square feet of skin — 3 square feet more than called her “ the Evita Peron of the dfficials refused to make the report public. it takes for an average woman. The commission ruled on Sept. 8 that the irregularities in the revaluation.” Looking for an Philippines.” “ Easy does it” is the apartment? Check the The CIA also suspects she is way to describe placing a many vacancies listed in In M anchester “ behind some of the more strident Want Ad. Just call 643-2711 the Classified each day. and we do the rest! Let’s Pump THIS Sl^Nvi anti-U.S. rhetoric” that Marcos has” ROCKY M Pi mouthed. Why? Washington hasn’t - Ex-gambler: legal gambling not so'painless' NCVi£)-NtA always treated Her, the CIA o od I’rolialf Notice A second chance, gTuFp WrieRe N B Y suggests, “ in a manner befitting her F O R SPARKLING counciis on gambling problems, such as The group is chaired by Sen, Steven C. WOODWORK, TILE, NOTICE TO CREDITORS rank and station.” HARTFORD (UPI) — An ex-gambler legalized gambling reduced illegal ESTATE OF WHITNEY T the one he directs in Delaware. Casey, D-Bristol, cochairman of the GLASS AND PAINTED WiLL KHoW HOW PERHAPS THIS IS THE who spent 15 years at compulsive betting wagering and was a “ painless form of Connecticut Legislature’s Public Safety SHACKFORD. deceased Fulcher said the councils should in­ SURFACES, add three The Hon William E FitzGerald, REASON that CIA chief William urged opponents of legalized gambling to taxation.” Committee, which has oversight over but a limited one “ The fact is they are wrone on every volve people from various walks of life tablespoons of washing ludgo of the Court of Probate, PaNGeRouS iT i&. Colby personally conferred with her battle it by exposing its negative side as legalized gambling in Connecticut. District of Manchester at a one of those issues,” Fulcher said. Com­ and provide education as well as soda to a quart of warm well as organizing state councils on hearing held on September 13.-1982 last July to make arrangements for counseling and emergency assistance to A legislative committee this year water and wash. No rinsing gambling problems. pulsive gambling increased crime and killed a bill to legalize casino gambling ordered lhat all claims must be The residents of Kennedy The land involved is a parcel the Marcos’ state visit this week. compulsive gamblers. required. presented to the fiduciary on or Gerard T. Fulcher, a reformed the involvement of organized crime, he in Connecticut, but Casey said he Road who have reservations that was dedicated to recreation Imelda is a former bank hostess said in offering arguments against He said compulsive gambling was the helore' December 13, 1982 or be gambler who now heads the Delaware most neglected type of mental illness for expected to issue to come up again next barred as by law provided about the construction of a in a way meant to be compatible and beauty queen whom Ferdinand legalized gambling facilities. Council on Gambling Problems, several reasons and that its victims year and in later years if defeated again. Sherrie 1. Anderson. with area housing. Marcos courted with daily gifts and “ Think of the lotteries - (the) legal Ass t Clerk soccer field there ought to have Thursday offered his advice to a group of become better and better at their addic­ There is one rather promises of undying love. In the legislators from 10 northeastern states one pays 500 to 1, illegal one pays 600 to Although Fulcher criticized all types INVITATION TO BID The liduciary is- a chance again to express their tion as time goes on. ■lohn W Cooney fullness of time, the dictator’s ardor who want to prevent any spread of casino 1.” Illegal gambling operations would l|l-''_SNOWI>I.OWIN(; concerns to the town and be questionable decision. The town of legalized gambling, Casey said he vr VAiiioi's sr.iiooi.s 750 Main Street. reportedly dampened, and there gambling in their state. always come up with a better offer than For example, he said he was called Manchester. CT 06040 given as complete as possible a plans to construct a parking lot thought Connecticut had a balance with followed those mundanities that ap­ Fulcher, said compulsive gambling legalized facilities, he said. into a bank in 1967 to explain a $2,000 existing legalized gambling operations I'lic Board o( Ekiucalion. 110 l/)ng 1131-09______description of what the town and to cover it with crushed was the most negiect^ form of mental Fulcher said legalized gambling had a Hill Bd . East Harltord, CT will parently attend the paling of true overdraft and not only explained it but but should not move into new areas. receive sealed bids for Prohute Notice stone instead of blacktop, a illness and blasted all forms of legal place as a form of “ casual recreation” in plans to do there. love, even among the world’s im­ cashed another $1,000 worth of bad snowplowing al Various Schools. NOTICE TO CREDITORS device that will undoubtedly gambling from state lotteries to casinos more isolate?! areas but should be kept Bid information and specifications It will not be the first time mortals. checks before he left. The state is in the middle of a second, ESTATE OF JOAN G VOLKERT in a talk to Legislators Against New out of areas such as the Northeast where are available at the Business Of­ The Hon David C, Rappe. Judge, objectors to the field have had a save money and probably be What the marriage may lack in two-year moratorium on new legalized Casino Establishments group. millions of people were within a short The Legislators Against New Casino fice .Sealed bids will be received of the Court of Probate. District of gambling facilities and Casey said he until 10:30 a m. Wednesday, chance to speak out. In fact the more attractive. But that saving romance, however, is made up in distance of it and its evils. Establishments group has about 20 Coventry at a hearing held on And, Fulcher said, the way to combat September 29, 1982. at which time pros and cons were rather and that esthetic effect is power. According to a top-secret He urged opponents of legalized rnembers from the New England states. would seek another two-year September 9. 1982 ordered that all the spread of legalized gambling was to moratorium or one that would remain in they will be publicly opened and ( laim.s must be presented to the thoroughly covered at two generally denied private CIA report, “ the Marcos marriage refute the myths he said were advanced gambling to battle it by exposing its New York, New Jersey, Delaware and read aloud The Board of Educa­ fiduciary on or before December 9. place until specifically repealed. tion reserves the right to accept or meetings of the Park and builders who are required to use is essentially a business and by Its proponents, including claims negative side as well as organizing state Pennsylvania. '' I9B2 or be barred as by law reject any or all bids or the right to provided Recreation Advisory Commis­ bituminous concrete, more per­ political partnership, but no one is waive technical formalities if it is Bertha E, Rappe. Clerk in the best interest to do so. sion. manent and less trouble to main­ sure just how close this working The fiduciary Is: relationship is. At times, the two; Nancy J Harris, William S Volkerl. Jr After that a number of tain. Director/Business Services clearly compete with one another;; 34RO Main Street. residents who had specific con­ One has to suspect, however, Strike averted at utility 028-09 Coventry,. Connecticut at others, the president will give in; 06238 cerns about the effect of the that if th'e crushed stone DPUC decision to her unless he believes a vital in­ LEGAL NOTICE 029-09 presents any disadvantage, it is workers began picketing shortly —Musicians in the Hartford soccer field on their own abut­ terest is at stake.” Notice is hereby given that the By United Press International after midnight Wednesday at An- Symphony were on strike Thursday NOTICE FOR ting properties were consulted to the taxpayers who have to Board of Admissions of Electors m 5T£ / Another profile, written by a! causes anger but have agreed to resume contract ADMISSION OF A strike has been averted at sonia and Derby plants of the will be in session at the Communi- and some steps were taken to maintain it. It does look better female CIA analyst and reviewed by- United Illuminating Co., the state’s Farrell Corp., a subsidiary of talks with the orchestra’s board of Iv Hall. 222 Bolton Center Road, on - EKECTORS protect them from what they and it does drain better, so it is COVENTRY — The Department of Public Utility the following days: my associate Dale Van Atta, offers second largest utility, but labor un­ Emhart Corp.. director and a state mediator on TOWN OF ANDOVER, Control recommended Thursday, much to the dis­ ^>aturday. September 25. 1982 perceived to be concrete threats hard to see why it should be a this cutting critique: “ Mrs. Marcos rest continues at two other com­ Members of Local 3571, United Friday. CONNECTICUT pleasure of town officials, that a temporary from 9 00 A M. to 1:00 P.M. to their own properties. concern to the people who live is ambitious and ruthless. Bom a. panies and at the Hartford Steel Workers Union, began the Saturday, Octpber 2.1982 from 9:00 The Board for Admission of manager be appointed to head the Elm Water Co. Members of Local 400, American Electors will be In session in the When the town moved in to nearby. poor cousin of landed aristocracy,' Symphony Orchestra. walkout at the expiration of their A M to 1:00 I*!M. until the firm is sold to a new owner. Federation of Musicians, voted to for the purpose of admitting those Town Office Building on Saturday. she has a thirst for wealth, power A tentative agreement was current pact while union and com­ start work on the field, it should All those considerations The company owes the town about $30,0(K) in back strike the 1982-1983 concert season persons qualified to become elec­ September 25 and on Saturday. O c­ reached between United pany officials continued to meet in tober 2. from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. not have come as a surprise to notwithstanding, the town ought and public acclaim, and her taxes and the decision did not address that problem, after the board offered $50 per tors. Qualifications are: applicant Illuminating Co. and the Utility an effort to reach a settlement. must be a U S. citizen, be 18 years in accordance with State Statute 9- boundless ego makes her easy prey nor did it resolve the problem of poor water quality rehearsal or concert and then 17 for the purpose of admitting all the neighbors, but it did, ap­ to meet with the objectors and Workers Unipri of America about 3 The union scheduled a 4 p.m. of age and be a resident of Bolton. for flatterers. Although she has had and service that the firm’s customers are enduring, reduced the proposal to $47.50, Notice is also hereby given that the persons who are found to be parently, for many of them. address their concerns that the a.m. Thursday, three hours after the meeting at Ansonia High School to little formal education, she is cun­ according to Town Manager Charles McCarthy. saying the symphony would run a Registrars of Voters will hold a qualified to be Electors of the job is being done hastily and that old contract expired, a company appraise members of the talks or Town of Andover As a consequence some of The town decided in July not to take foreclosure deficit if they paid more. session to complete a preliminary ning.” spokesmann said. possibly vote on an agreement. list of voters on Tuesday. Sept. 28. The qualifications are as those residents feel the decision more trees than necessary are Open fonim / Readers' views action on the taxes that the firm owes because a SHE HAS HER SIGHTS, the CIA Members of UWUA Locals 470 and In other labor disputes: 1982 from 9:00 A M. to 5:00 P.M. in follow.s Applicant must be eigh­ to build the field was a hasty one being' removed. deal was pending which would have transferred the the Fireplace Room of the Com­ teen years of age. must be a resi­ believes, on the presidency itself. 471 will meet Friday to decide —Picketing continued by 325 Such a meeting should have Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 ownership of the firm. Sources said that a firm munity Hall. 222 Bolton Center dent of the Town of Andover, if that stems from closed-door With a husband 12 years her senior whether too accept the contract workers at Emhart Corp. plants in foreign born, must be a naturalized called Aqua-Pump had been interested in Road Session will be held per Sec. political machinations. There is limited objectives, however. It and afflicted with a serious kidney that would replace the two-year . Windsor and Bloomfield for a third Games slated 9-35 of the Conn. General Statutes. f Itizen Public Act 81-350 requires purchasing the company but that the deal had fallen applicant to present identification no evidence to support that view. ought not to become an after- disease, she may soar to the top. , agreement that expired at midnight day. Dated at Bolton, Conn , this 17th BOLTON — Three football games day of September, 1982. birth rertifirato. driver s license through. Wednesday. Members of Local 376, United Votes were taken at formal the-fact forum on whether the “ In the event of President M ar-' are scheduled for Sunday in Herrick or soi’ial .security card “ This is not a proper solution to the probiem,” UI has 1,530 employees and serves Auto Workers Union, went on strike Ilvi J. Cannon Nellie L. Boisvert, meetings and discussions were field should be built. That ques­ cos’ death,” the CIA predicts, “ his said Bertrand L. Chamberland, past president of Park. Monstrous possibility No guilt 280,000 customers in 17 communities Monday after talks failed to turn up and Joan E. Dixon. Town Clerk held at open meetings. tion really has been answered. wife would doubtless make a bid to the Coventry Hills Homeowners Association. The The Bolton pony game will be at 11 Registrars of Voters centered around the Bridgeport and a new agreement for the workers For Board for Admission replace him. Many Filipinos believe firm services 102 families in Coventry Hills subdivi­ a.m,, the midget A team at 1 p.m. Catherine K. Leiner, To llie Eililor: cancelled in arrogance and anger New Haven areas. who build machinery used in the Town Clerk of Bolton of Ele<'tors that Marcos has left a political will sion. and the midget B team at 3 p.m. 021-09 — perhaps accidentally — To the Editor: In another labor dispute, about 400 manufacture of glass containers. 030-09 This past Labor Day weekend naming his wife his successor.” “ If someone took over the firm as the owner, they nerhaps even inadvertantly. But Nancy 'Thompson’s article dated Berry's World was one of the most beautiful I She is both loved and resented by could make improvements,” said Chamberland. a perishing earth beyond recall Sept. 7, and the editorial dated Sept. He said a temporary receiver would not be can remember. I Vermont, for the populace — loved for her or reconciliation, nonetheless. 8, regarding surplus cheese distribu­ willing to spend the money necessary to make those Fire Calls Cheese giveaway set the first time, I saw the northern Jacqueline Kennedy-like grace, and Frightful things are hard to tion are correct in stating that the improvements. lights — a shimmering cosmic resented for “ her freewheeling COVENTRY — The human services committee will HICK JACKSTON WELCOMES light show, almost overpowered deal with . . . easier to grasp a program is worthwhile. ’The DPUC made the recommendation because be distributing cheese to needy residents next Thursday lifestyle featuring world junkets and the owner is not doing an adequate job running the by a full white moon. nettle. Easier to block it out. And However, since they are so quick from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at town hall, and on Friday from yet, it is an immanent, jet-set friends.” She also squander^ company, according to a spokeswoman. One of our sons was starting to criticize volunteers for not being Tolland County 10 a.m. to noon. YOU TO monstrous possibility. But deal money at a time when most college in Burlington; and so, we willing to run the program over the Thursday, 1:15 p.m., — Only residents who are currently on WIC, AFDC, Filipinos live on the edge of poverty. general assistance or unemployment compensation may saw the beginning of color with it we will, we must, on past summer months, would they be Ambulance call, Loomis FLORIDA SUN every level of human commerce. receive the cheese Thursday. One five-pound block of creeping into the leaves. We saw, willing to coordinate the program She is opposed, too, by a military Road, Bolton. (^ Iton and Not a matter for city council? Manchester ambulance) cheese is allowed per household. too, Lake Champlain cobalt and over the summer months of 1983? hierarchy who are not eager to have • Authorized Representatives of the Deltona Corp. of Oh, but we insist! Mendenhall plans Thursday, 1:53 p.m. — On Friday, only person's receiving Social Security sapphire in the sun . . . Human Laying a guilt trip on one of this another Evita Peron thrust upon Not a matter for churches? Auto accident, Route 6 and may receive the cheese. Florida. milestone and natural beauty are town’s most precious commodities them. QaaDQ Who is the Author of this life? Parker Bridge Road, An­ • Mackle Brother, Undisputed Leaders of Planned sometimes almost too much to — volunteers — is not the way to get dover. (Andover) Not a matter for schools? The SHORT LEASH: ’The Defense bear. Perhaps Family in “ Our future distributions going again! used car sales Thursday, 4:03 p.m. — Community Development In Florida. future is for them! Department may soon be given an Town” said it best; “ Oh earth, Ambulance call, Cider Mill Our children and theirs call to Joyce A. Kennard YOU PICK APPLES • Marco Island — Saint Augustine Shores — Deltona you’re too wonderful for anybody independent inspector general as its Road, Bolton. (Bolton and us to preserve a life for them. 47 Princeton St. ANDOVER — Plans are in the making for a small to realize you.” watchdog over waste, but he may be Manchester ambulance) — Marion Oaks. used car business at Ernie Mendenhall’s Car Care Johnny Appleseeirs Farm It is difficult to express, yet we How we shall do this presents kept harmlessly chained up in the Thursday, 8:44 p.m. — • Homesites, Homes, Condominiums, and Vacation enormous difficulties. doghouse. Center on Route 6. Ambulance call, Squirrel do resonate to earth’s beauty and ’ITjere’s no target date set for opening, a shop OpM 10-S Dally But, a freeze on the production, House and Senate conferees Trail, Coventry. (South Time-Sharing. life’s richness. And so, the very spokesman said Thursday, but things should be moving RL 83 Ellington real possibility of it all being deployment and testing of any laboriously worked out a com­ Coventry) • Let Us Fulfill Your Needs of Today and Your Dreams Letters policy along quickly once the Planning and Zoning Commission Thursday, 11:26 p.m. — swept away in nuclear firestorms more nuclear weapons is a good promise to create a military inspec­ looks over the plot plan and if it approves the special Ambulance call, Daly All Dwarf Trees. of Tomorrow. seems that much more chiiling.. first step, and so is the deter­ The Manchester Herald tor general. But the authorization business permit Mendenhall needs. Road, Coventry. (South Now picking Macs, mination of each citizen that welcomes letters to the editor. bill renders him neither indepen­ The size of the sales lot will be small, the spokesman Call or drop Into our office and talk to our sales! . obscene. Coventry) No continuity. No future for through persistence, through Letters should be brief and to dent nor effective. said, and the number of cars will be limited. TTie lot will Friday Macoun, counselors for more information at no obligation to you.' the point. ’They should be typed our children or theirs. A poisoned dialogue, through negotiation we ’The military establishment has be located alongside the garage on Route 6, east of the Saturday Red Delicious, See Us Today or Call 649-4416 find political means to live with or neatly hand-written, and, for resisted efforts to set up the new of­ Post Office. F O R SPARKLING -6 planet. Poisoned air. No Cortland and Empires. QlSUbyNCA tne our neighbors on this planet. But ease in editing, should be double­ fice, contending that national The spokesman said Mendenhall wants to go into the WOODWORK,!!? TILE, I 789 Main Straat possibilities. No escape. No spaced. to live! security secrets might be leaked jf business because “ there’s a good rnarket for it these GLASS AND PAINTED I Manchester, Conn. recovery. ’The Herald reserves the right SURFACES, add three " ’ Also Selling Cider Daily “Your manuscript is trashy, tawdry, sieazy and the IG weren’t under “ authority, days.” She said most people are not buying new cars • SalM Counselor*: Arthur Bucklor, Sylvia McQuIro, Jantosj This magnificent experiment Kurlmra Greene to edit letters in the interests of because of the economy, and the used car business has tablespoons of washing — direction and control" of the idiotic in short, it's DYNAMiTEI" in life, begun 4 billion years ago. 61 Dale Road brevity, clarity and taste. soda to a quart of warm Armstrong, Qoorgo Poaso and Althaa DaPascal* secretary of defense. been seeing a boom. ’Ihe Planning and Zoning Commission has asked for water and wash. No rinsing 875-1000 the plan for its next meeting Sept. 27. required. 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the homes of Prime Minister Chefik t^onlinued from page 1 Wazzan and former Prim e Minister building South of the avenue, reporters saw Saeb Salam in the Moussaitbe 'f - members of the rightwing Phalange neighborhood - the wreckage of At Center Church militia In command of the Sabra Israeli armored vehicles testified to A group of four Manchester Palestinian refugee camp. The the heavy fighting on Thursday. residents is interested in buying the Phalangists, allies of the Israelis Cheney weaving mill at 91 N. Elm and long-time foes of the Beirut radio said the battle had St., according to the building’s Palestinians, barred reporters from killed at least 31 people add owner. Kibble Gerstein. visiting the larger refugee camp at wounded 122 others throtf^ But Gerstein, president of the Bourj Barajneh. Thursday night. It's spring Kage Co. Inc., makers of plastics, State-run Beirut radio said Israel declined to reveal the names of the had proposed that all Palestioians Israeli helmets lay on the ^oilnd prospective buyers. be taken from Sabra under the around the burned out remains; of The weaving mill is across Forest protection of the Lebanese army. three armored personnel carriers Street from the Clock Tower Mill, The broadcast reported that two and an overturned tank that had which is slated for conversion to Israeli bulldozers were in Sabra. been blown off a highway overpass. multi-unit family housing. Gerstein 'The United States had guaranteed Tense Israeli soldiers said 10 in September has indicated that the weaving mill that it would protect Palestinian soldiers had died, but local residents also would be a candidate for con­ civilians after the evacuation of the said 20 had been killed. . ; version. but has not gone so far as to Palestine Liberation Organization By Susan Plese file plans. fighters. The Israeli forces, defying urgent Heralij Reporter appeals from Washington and Gerstein said others besides the An Israeli tank was parked out­ The impatiens in your garden is getting leggy. CONTAINER-GROW N PLAN TS will include group of four have approached him side the Soviet Embassy, a half mile Lebanese authorities that it leave The begonias have lost their bloom. Marigolds and ferns, geraniums, African violets and other about selling the building. west of the heaviest fighting. west Beirut, apparently will spend zinnias are producing one last burst of color before flowering plants; and you may even see a few trees the Rosh Hashanah Jewish New He would not say whether the The Lebanese security officer at frost turns them to withered, gray stalks. and shrubs. group of four was the leading can­ the army headquarters across the Year in the city. The two-day But in the center of Manchester, spring is in the Saturday will be the time, too, to compare your didate to buy the building, or street said the Israeli tank had been holiday begins at sundown. air. For on Saturday, from 1 to 7 p.m.. Center garden’s bounty with the tomatoes, squqsh, peppers "pumping away” at doors to gain whether it intended to carry through Congregational Church will be the site for the East and fruits of the garden clubbers. Another section entry. with the conversion to apartments. Herald photo by Pinto Political leaders from the. presi­ Central Council of Garden Clubs Standard Flower will include materials that have been home dried The Israeli troops blasted open the dent to the foreign minister Show, appropriately called “ Nature’s Fantasy.” and preserved. embassy gate Wednesday night, Now you know Outdoor study hall protested the Israeli twoday ad­ Admission is $1.50; children are free. The junior division is open to children in grades Suslikov said, while the staff was in vance into west Beirut, which began It will be the first time in many years that kindergarten through grade 9. Expect to see “ A Dallol, Ethiopia, has the hottest a basement shelter in the chancery hours after the assassination Manchester has hosted an event of such proportion. Surprise for Mother” and “ Video Game annual average temperature — 94 Unusually warm weather this week allowed tree at Manchester Community College. building nearby. Tuesday of Lebanese president-elect Mrs. Walter Fredrickson of 37 West St., past presi­ Creatures,’ ’ as well as plants the children have degrees Fahrenheit. Cheryl Santer to do her homework under a Other MCC students did the same. Near today’s fighting — between Beshir Gemayel. dent of the Manchester Garden Club, and one of the grown themselves. show’s chairmen, says a total of 48 entries in 11 design division classes are expected. Mrs. Thomas In addition to the competitors, other Melia of Vernon is also a chairman. organizations will offer special exhibits. One of the Guglielmo, Gejclenson's staff trade critical comments In addition to the garden club members, another most spectacular should be a display of orchids by 75 people will exhibit in the horticulture division, the Connecticut Orchid Society. which is open to the public. About 30 children have Fay Poole from the Perennial Planters in By Herald Reporter just before Guglielmo arrived in fact, he did. He took about $17,800 in sion of that figure in the letter was claimed that the 11th Trident sub­ dation to cut the full funding for the entered the junior division. Manchester is bringing a collection of succulents, front of the congressman’s cam­ deductions from that tax break. The misleading. marine won’t be built in the next 11th Trident. Richard Cody WHAT CAN SPECTATORS expect from the cactus-type plants. The Connecticut Bonsai Society paign headquarters to deliver the tax cut. was revoked under heavy “ The letter of clarification wasn’t fiscal year. He implies in the com­ A small crowd that had gathered green thumb specialists? The design division, will display their art of Japanese plant sculpture. NORWICH — Republican second- critical comments. criticism but not before many con­ adequate and he tried to hide it from mercial that the submarine, impor­ around the conference, obviously which is open only to members of the East Central Also featured will be a display from the Connec­ district Congressional candidate Gejdensqn’s release was ap­ gressmen had taken advantage of it. us,” Guglielmo said. tant to jobs at Electric ^ a t , of stacked by Guglielmo’s camp, Council, will include arrargements of both fresh ticut Fern Society and photographs of wildflowers. Anthony Guglielmo this morning parently aimed at deflecting the The April letter was detected by Today he repeated that the letter Groton, might have received full cheered after he said this. and dried materials. Harold Lord from the Manchester Garden Club will fended off an attempt by his oppo­ thrust of the conference away from Guglielmb’s office about two weeks wasn't enough and demanded that funding had Gejdenson sat on the Gejdenson doesn’t sit bn the "Harm ony in Color” will use fresh plant show how to care for birds, your garden’s nent to upstage him and strongly a "mistake” he admittedly made in ago. When Gejdenson’s office found Gejdenson set the record straight. House’s Seapower Sub-Committee. Seapower Committee and material, including fruit and vegetables; “ Spotlight residents; and the Meadows Convalescent Home called for him to straighten out in­ April. In a letter he sent then to 41 out that Guglielmo had obtained a “ He seriously misled the voters of Guglielmo has said this is an impor­ Gejdenson, however, claimed in on Textures" will feature only fresh foliage. will have a display of its garden therapy program. consistent tax return statements. constituents he said he didn’t take copy of the letter, the incumbent Eastern Connecticut,” he said. tant issue because Electric Boat is the release that Tridents 10 through "Nature’s Jewels” will show fresh materials Finally, the church itself will have its own display U.S. Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-2nd, the controversial tax break sent out letters of clarification to "This is the same guy who voted the biggest employer in Eastern 13 received partial funding through spotlighted in a lighted niche. — a newly landscaped terrace area which has been issued a counter-news release today Congress voted for itself when, in the 41 who had received the original. against the tax cut” for the general Connecticut. fiscal year 1983 and that the Dried arrangements will be seen in "Whimsy planted and maintained by members of the The letter Of clarification stated work force. Seapower Sub-Committee had with Weeds” and "A Touch of Genius.” Pressed Manchester Garden Club who are also members of that "while I did not take the $75- NOW you know flKJDENSON, WHO wasn’t nothing to do with the cut in full fun- flowers and foliage will be featured in "Artist’s Center Church. • per-day deduction in 19811 did make there in person, called in a prepared Ging for the 11th. The Pierre Guillaumat, the Palette,” exhibits of framed pictures under glass. If your time is limited, Mrs. Fredrickson partial use of the new tax advan­ Obituaries release for the challenger to retract Under fire frorn reporters, world’s largest oil tanker, can hold ! And to give you some ideas for decorating your suggests you don’t miss the design division, the 48 tages for members of Congress.” statements made in a TV commer­ Guglielmo today said that the enough gasoline to fill the tanks of own home, you might want to take in the Christmas exhibits by garden club members. She expects This comes out to $68 a day and cial that was recently released. In Seapower Sub-Committee chair­ nearly 10 ■ million average-sized door decorations, as well as several seasonal those entries to be spectacular. Guglielmo said Gejdenson’s omis­ Ernast L. Gardner Sr. R.I.; two sisters, Barbara Coveney that commercial, Guglielmo man, in fact, made the recommen­ American cars. “ interpretive” designs, In addition to the Manchester Garden Club and Ernest L. Gardner Sr., 65. of 91 of Clifton, N.J. and Muriel Schindler designs. the Manchester Perennial Planters, the show will Chestnut St., died Thursday at of Ellington; several nieces and The horticulture division will be colorful. An­ be sponsored by the Coventry Garden Club, the Manchester Memorial Hospital. He nephews. nuals, known for splashy color, will share the stage East Hartford Garden Club, the Down to Earth was the son of Lillian (Fuller) Funeral services will be Saturday District may get bigger with perennials and biennials. Celosia, marigolds Garden Cljib of South Windsor, the Thyme, Im­ Gardner of Manchester. at 2 p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, Fire and zinnias will be seen side by side with the best patiens and Yew Garden-Club of Vernon and the He was born in Manchester and 142 E. Center St., Manchester. asters, daisies and chrysanthemums. East Windsor Garden Club. had lived in Andover for a time. Be­ Burial will be in Mount Hope damage Conliniied from page I Florence Street; the eastern boun­ THE LOCAL commission will fore retiring he had been employed Cemetery, Talcottville. Friends dary is principally the west side of now file an application with the by the Manchester Board of Educa­ may call at the funeral home today $ lines, not streets, but roughly these Clinton Street. Connecticut Historic Commission, tion. He was a veteran of World War from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial con­ 20,000 are the limits for the western sec­ A southern arm of that section which will decide whether further II, serving in the U.S. Army. He was tributions may be made to the tion of the expansion: runs along Charter Oak Street. study is warranted. a member of the Army & Navy Club m em orial fund of T a lcottville An owner of Gadoury’s Bakery West by Campfield Street, north Dr. Sutherland’s two-year survey, Originally, the surveyors and the Zipser Club, both of Congregational Church. in the Parkade that was gutted by by the rear of properties on Center conducted under a state grant, does expected that the expansion would Big E: shows, Manchester, Dorothy M. Evoroit fire Monday night says there was Street, east by the rear of properties not in itself constitute a nomination add 507 structures to the area, but Besides his mother he leaves Dorothy (Mikalauskas) Everett, more than $20,000 damage to the on Main Street and south by the of the area for historic designation. they ended up with 711 structures. three sons, Ernest L, Gardner Jr. of 39, of Berkeley Drive, Vernon, died structure. existing district. But it does provide the material for The Cheney Historic District West Hartford, Gerald F. Gardner Thursday at her home. She was the These are the boundaries of an it and Sutherland told the historic Commission is . charged with the of Barkhamsted, and G. Edmund wife of Ernest H. Everett. “ I ’m still waiting for a couple eastern section of the proposed commission Thursday he hopes it responsibility of preserving the "T ed ’’ Gardner of Washington, D.C. She was bom in New Britain on more estimates,” said John Izzo expansion: will be used also as source of local heritage of the Cheney family and of animals, crafts and Vail, Colo.; and three July 23, 1943 and had lived in the of 186 Homestead St., co-owner The western boundary lies historic information. the Cheney textile industry which grandchildren. Manchester and Vernon area for of the bakery with Mark Gadoury somewhat to the east of Main “ I hope a lot of teachers will use helped shape the history of Funeral services will be Saturday many years. Before her disability of East Lyme. Street; the northern boundary is it,” he said. Manchester. One million people couldn't be wrong. articles, pottery, wrought iron, jewelry at 9 a.m. frorn the Holmes Funeral Thai's how many people are expected to and wood carvings. Gifts from around retirement in 1979 she had worked Izzo expects the bakery will Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. walk through the gates of the Eastern the world will be found at the Better for the Federal Reserve Bank of open in a month or two. “ The Burial will be in Zion Hill Cemetery, Bosotn. Kargl to head campaign States Exposition, better known as the Living Center. whole thing has to be gone Hartford. Friends may call at the She leaves three daughters. Dawn Big E, before it closes on Sept. 26. Livestock and agricultural attractions through due to health state Rep. Elsie L. “ Biz” Swensson, R-Manchester, funeral home today from 7 to 9 p.m. A. Everett, Kim A. Everett, and Visitors to the biggest fair in the East include competitions for sheep and dairy regulations.” he said. Ceilings, has announced that the committee for her re-election final Memorial contributions may be Kelly P. Everett, all at home; her still have eight days to take in the area’s and beef cattle. Sheep-shearing contests, light fixtures, and sections of the campaign will be headed by Chairwoman Judy Kargl. made to the American Cancer Socie­ parents, Joseph A, and Dorothy biggest concentration of entertainment, a livestock pulling competition, a swine floor will be replaced, and the Campaign manager will be Mrs. Peter Sylvester, she ty. Mikalauskas of Vernon; a brother, EVERYONE ACCEPTED livestock exhibitions, crafts displays, show, goat show, a sheep-to-shawl com­ store will be ‘‘completely said. “ *5000 Kenneth Mikalauskas of Ellington; FROM AGE 46 TO 87 and New England state’s exhibits as well petition, and 4-H competitions are sanitized.” Other members of the committee will include Mary LoulM Copping and her paternal great­ No salesman will call. Write. as a large marketplace — the fair’s planned. Sears, as secretary; Vivian Ferguson, as finance Free outdoor entertainment includes l.,ouise Copping, 67. of 852 Vernon grandmother, Agnes Mikalauskas of Izzo had no estimates on what Better Living Center. chairwoman; Faye Lawrence, as treasurer; Janice The fair is reached via Interstate 91 the Philadelphia Mummers, who per­ St., died Thursday at her home. New Britain. the loss of business will cost him. Reinhorn, as assistant treasurer; Annabelle Dodge, form each day. Funeral services will be Saturday "W e’ll have to wait until we LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. of BOSTON ' north to "M ile 4-Exit 3" (Route 5 north). She was born in Hartford on July solicitations coordinator; Paul Gauvin, publicity and I Government Center. 200 Pleasant SU MakJen, MA 02146. Dept. mKB at 10 a.m. from the John F. Tierney Stay to the left following Route 5 sign^ 15. 1915 and had lived in Vernon open,” he says. He expects in­ Dotty Wann, mailings. ’ / Big E photos by Tarquinio For young folks Ronald McDonald is beTore moving to Manchester in Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., surance will cover both the cost CAU OR WMTE FOR A FREE ' over bridge and exit at Route 57 west. Also on the committee are David Call, J. Winthrop From Route 57. exit at Route 159 on hand, as is Freddie Flintstone and his 1938. Before her retirement in 1977. Manchester with a mass of Chris­ of rebuilding and loss of business. UFE INSURANCE BUYER’S GUIDE Porter, Ellen Bickford, Gloria Dellafera, Russell Gran- north, proceed to first set of lights, turn crew. And the kids won't want-to miss she was employed by Connecticut tian burial at 10;30 a.m. at Sacred The cause of the fire, which oc­ niss, Joseph L. Swensson, Paul Dodge and James right to Route 147 east, then proceed to the special kiddieland rides located on General Life Insurance Co. for Heart Church, Vernon. Burial will curred when the bakery was 1-800-343-3093 Sheldon. gate 9 parking area. the midway, alo.'rg witli 50 other rides many years. She was a member of be in East Cemetery, Manchester. closed, has not yet been deter­ Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for and games of chanee. Talcottville Congregational Church Friends may call at the funeral mined. The fire depatment has children age 13 to 17; $2 for children age What would a fair be without food? All-- and a member of DAV Auxiliary of home today from 7 to 9 p.m. and sent- samples of debris to the 6 to 12 and senior citizens over 60, and the popular caloric .'avorites are there, Manchester. Saturday from 9;30 to 10 a.m. state laboratory in Meriden for free for children age 5 and under. Buck plus a sprinkling of international She leaves two brothers, Richard Memorial contributions may be testing. IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS delights. B. Copping of Talcottville and made to the National Jewish nights are Monday and Tuesday, when Fairgoers can also stroll along the Willard F. Copping of Warwick, Asthmatic Center, Denver, Colo. all tickets are $2 after 5 p.m. The expo FOR A RETTER JOB closes at 10 p.m. Avenue of Slates. There, replicas of all Free entertainment scheduled in the six New England state capitol's 'house ■ coliseum includes the Royal Lipizzan exhibits depicting industry, commerce, Group to pay respects HOWELL CHENEY REGIONAL VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL SCHOOL Stallion Show set for Monday and history, agriculture, natural resources Tuesday. The show will feature powerful and recreation of each. Members of VFW Auxiliary 2046 will meet today at 7 791 West Middle Tpka, Manchester, Conn. 649-5396 and agile horses executing breathtaking Other attractions include the daily p.m. at Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. to pay _ r r a M jiiit leaps. parade, the petting zoo, giant slide, an­ tique cars, and even helicopter rides for respects to Louise Copping, a former member and of­ Storrowton Village is the site for all ADULT EVENING PROGRAM a bird's eye view of the fair grounds. ficer. kinds of crafts displays including woolen

Registration for all classes has been extended to Sept. 20, 21, 22, 1982 between The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of There’i ISo Other Place Like It 4 PM and 8 PM. "where to go and what to do,” every Friday in the *MAC0UN APPLES mmWeekenders Focus/Weekend section. Applicants should be over 16 years of age. 'NATIVE PEACHES 'FRESH APPLE CIDER All courses are 36 hours In length. Hours are from 6:30 to 9:30 PM Put in your bid the place to go Saturday night. The Manchester Square "A c t two” will be an oportunity to sit back and enjoy a Glasses meet one night per week for 12 weeks. $64.00 per course. Dance Club will host its first open dance of the season. performance of "The Pirates of Penzance," and "act NATIVE Need a Bill Blass dress? A tie clip with the White Dancing will be from 8 to 11 p.m., with some tasty three” will be an after-performance party. House seal? An Elvis photo and memorial booklet? refreshments to be served during the evening by Mr. The cost for everything is $60 per couple. The number .as Is our custom, CAULIFLOWER These items, and several other gifts from celebrities and Mrs. John Thieling, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Timbrell and to call is 522-1266. will be auctioned off Saturday at Jtha-SL James Church Mr. and Mrs. Robert T ra cy ., we will bo closed VERMONT MAPLE CANNINfi TUESDAYS THURSDAY Festival. To start the season out, Earl Johnston will be calling all day Saturday In SYRUP There will also be rides, crafts, food, giant tag sales the squares and Russ and Anita White will cue the Sounds of Music SUPPLIES and a kiddie comer. The festival is on the church rounds. All club level dancers are invited and are The season of programs at the Bicentennial Band Automotive Mechanics grounds, 896 Main St. The hours tonight are 5 to 11 and reminded to wear soft-soled shoes. observance of the Largo aasortmant of - Blueprint Reading Shell is coming to an end this weekend. As a final treat Saturday from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Admission is free. Electrical Electronics for Manchester and qrea residents, the University of Jewish holiday ... WICKER RACKETS The Dubaldo Band of Manchester will entertain Small engine repairs Connecticut Band will set your feet tapping. Word Processing tonight and the Greater Hartford Harmonica Band, the Don your black tie The final program is scheduled for Sunday at 2:30 GOURDS A INDIAN CORN Carpentry Emission Control Percussive Brass, and the Johnny Prytko Good Times Ladies, put on your prettiest party dresses. p.m. There will be no rain date. Shop Math Band, will entertain throughout the day Saturday. every Small Business Mgt. Gentlemen, put on your tuxedoes. The 10th anniversary The university band includes 128 musicians, a Color Intro to Microcomputers Utile PERO FRUIT STAND Refrigeration & Air Conditioning celebration of the Coachlight Dinner Theater in East Guard of 24, and the group’s first female drum major. thing" English for speakers of Come be a square Windsor is set for Sunday. Some of the numbers the band will be playing Sunday then>tfael««fmohiRtN4| other languages The “ first act” will include dinner and a chance to will include "On the M all," "L a Fiesta,” “ The Happy UCONN MARCHING BAND WILL PERFORM If you’re in the mood to do-se-do and ^swing your mingle with your favorite stars who have appeared at Wanderer," "Rawhide,” "Blazing Saddles,” and a downtown maneksttr^ opon Mondays OPEN YEAR ROUND . . . at the Bicentennial Band Shell 276 Oakland St. Manchester Tuaaday claaaes start on 8«pt. 28th. partner, the Verplanck School on Olcott Street will be the theater over the oast 10 years. medley from "The Sound of Music.” “ L e l l u c e Get Acquainted” Thursday claasas start on 8opt. 30th.

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12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Sept. 17. 1982 Theater World C in e m a Yves Montand T h e a te r plays the Met Ilurlforil Ridgemont High (R) Fri Atheneum Cinema — 7:15, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, • University of Connecticut, Storre: Trent The Wild Blue Yonder Sat 3:45,5:30, 7:15,9:15. — The By Glenne Currie Suiydciy Brui)cl> *flt and Sun 2. — A Bill of Arterberry, known as the "maverick of mime" will Rocky Horror Picture UPI Lively Arts Editor Tl>c Brovvi).sta7c |A w e e k l y g u i d e TO FINE DINING appear at Jorgensen Auditorium on the university Divorcement Fri-Sun 7:30 Show (R) Fri and Sat mid­ with Bringing Up Baby Fri NEW YORK — It tickles my sense of the incongruous • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw* campus, Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tickets are $2. (486- night. — Monty Python berries Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations — muf* 3423). 9:30; Sat and Sun 5:30, Live at the Hollywood that Yves Montand opened at the Metropolitan Opera flns.-danlsh. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. • Lake Tarramuggus, Marlborough: Marlborough 9&30. Bowl (R) Fri 7, 8:30, 10; House the same night (Sept. 7) that Franz Lehar’s “ The • On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate Community Arts will sponsor Its ninth annual Creative Cinema City — Autumn Sat and Sun 2:15, 4, 5:35, 7, Merry Widow” opened the New York City Opera season mousse, napolec/ns, fresh .cakes, and more — it's all In* Arts festival at Bllsh Memorial Park on the lake, Satur­ Sonata (PG) Fri 7:35,9:30; at the New York State Theater right next door. eluded In the price of your brunch! featuring this week ... 8:30,10. — Kids Are Alright • Treat yourself to our Brownslone. Special — a tender day and Sunday. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 .m. on Satur­ Sat and Sun 2:50,4:35,7:35, Fri and Sat midnight. The fact that the French entertainer was playing the filet topped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and day and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday. Signs will bo 9:30. — Diva (R) Fri 7:20, Kurkville Met at all was odd enough in itself: it was the first time smothered In a rich Bearnalse sauce — or try our thick 2 RESTAURANTS posted on Route 2. (295-0096). 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:30, Film Fealival Cinemas in its 98 years that the Met has played host to a pop ar­ cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. 1 0 . Classic French - Nbrihern Italian • Podium Players, Hebron: The Podium Players 4:50, 7:20, 9:40. — Diner — Escape from Alcatraz tist. But he sold out the house for seven performances (R) Fri 7:10, 9:20; Sat and • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ will conduct auditions on Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. (PG) Fri 7:05; Sat and Sun through Sept. 12. pagne Is on the house and all other brunch libations are in the auditorium of RHAM High School. The show will Sun 2:40, 4:45, 7:10, 9 :2 0 .- 1:35, 7:05 with Warriors Even if the Met is loosening her stays a little, it’s un­ Happy Hour priced! 3 om 45 EAST CENTER STREET*MANCHESTER«643-2751 be "If a Man Answers.” (646-6272). Harold and Maude (PG) (R) Fri 9:10; Sat and Sun likely she’ll ever stage “ The Merry Widow” on opening RR8ERVATION8 RECOMMENDED • Coachllght Dinner Theater East Windsor: "The Fri 7, 10:05; Sat 3, 7, 10:05 3:45, 9:10. — Lord of the night. But the free-wheeling New York City Opera, un­ ASYLURI A TRURIRULL STS. 528-1171 Pirates of Penzance." will be presented as part of the with Airplane! (PG) Fri Rings (PG) Fri 7; Sat and der general director Beverly Sills, has established a new DOWNTOWH HARTFORD LET’S GET ACQUAINTED 10th anniversary celebration of the dinner theater, 8:35; Sat, 4:40, 8:35. - The Sun 1:30, 7 with Wizards tradition of opening with an operetta, and the fans seem Sunday. The affair starts at 5:30 p.m. The cost Is $60 Secret Policeman’s Other (PG) Fri 9:30; Sat and Sun UPl photo to approve. per couple and It’s black tie. (522-1266). Balt (R) Sun 3, 7, 10:15 4, 9:30. There was considerable technical interest in both Your Restaurant Could Vi Qoodspeed Opera House, East Haddam: "The with Monty Python and the .Slorrs Peggy Lee and producer Zev Bufman an­ shows: whether this summer’s $5.3 million renovation , 0 O F F Great American Backstage Musical,” will begin per­ Holy Grail (PG) Sun 4:40, TraiiHlux College nounce plans for an autobiographical of the State Theater had improved the acoustics and 8:40. NO OUR HIT AND RUN formances on Sept. 15 at the opera house. (873-8668). Ciiieiiia — Pink Floyd The musical, “Peg,” to debut on Broadway later whether a solo performer could keep the attention of the Be Featured Here OUR FOOD MENU A • Hole In The Wall Theater, New Britain: "Dames CineHludio — Badlands huge opera house. QUICK LUNCH TO GO Wall (R) Fri 7:15, 9; Sat this year or early In 1983. at Sea" is being shown Friday and Saturday nights (PG) Fri and Sat 7:30 with and Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30, 7:15, Although Montand has played bigger auditoriums CALL AHEAD — 646-2235 Personal Best (R) Fri and since resuming his concert career on his 60th birthday, As a part of our weekly dining through Oct. 9, at the theater which Is now located at 9. - 1941 (PG) Fri 7; Sat MONDAY - 36 North St. Admission by donation. (223-9500). '' Sat 9:20. — Elvira Madigan 2:30, 7 with The Blues Oct. 13, 1981 — after a 13-year absence — he was con­ guide you will be able to show ■ r A t SATURDAY ,^Sun 7:30 with Montenegro Brothers (R) 9:10; Sat cerned that the Met might intimidate both him and his n o 11 AM to 7 PM }: 15. 4:40, 9:10.— Ordinary Peo­ Here's update fans. He needn’t have worried. Helped considerably by a how special dining out can be. Coloiiiul — The Jade ple (R) Sun 2:45, 7 with A fine on-stage eight-man band under Bob Castella and DAVID’S RESTAURANT AND DELI Warriors (R) Fri 6:30, superb lighting by Felix Bussy and Claude Cizeron, his Separate Peace Sun 5,9:15. Call . a a e r / i / MANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHESTER, CONN. 8:45; Sat and Sun from 1 \eriion 28 numbers in 90 minutes worked, their magic. with Deadly Angels (R) for Broadway ff/asion/tujy, (wfuiec/uu/ OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER 8, 1962 Cine I & 2 — Star Wars It will take a while before directors, singers and con­ 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 VALID FOR FOOD PURCHASES ONLY Fri 8:15; Sat and Sun from (R) Fri 7,9:15; Sat 1:30, 7, ductors get used to the improved acoustics of the State 1. 9:15; Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:15.— NEW YORK (UPI) — Current Broadway attractions, Theater, but for the audience the improvement already M u s ic CuHl llurlford Night Shift (R) Fri 7:10, theaters, leading players and ticket situations (opening is evident. The orchestra sound is cleaner and there is C u f« I w u u d P u b & ^ 9:30; Sat 2, 7:10, 9:30; Sun dates in brackets): much better separation between it and the voices. DAVIS FAMILY Ciiiemu — Night Shift (R) 2, 4:15, 7:10, 9:30. “ Agnes of God” — Music Box; Elizabeth Ashley, On opening night the cast tended to depend too much SUNDAY CHAMPAGNE BRUNCH Geraldine Page, Amanda Plummer in a drama about NOW SERVING BEER & WINE Fri-Sun 7:15, 9:15. 1\eHl llurlford on the new sound, and some of the dialogue was spoken • Avon Old Farms Inn, Avon: The opening Pour Kieliurd'H Pub & Elm I & 2 — Star Wars the birth and death of a child in a convent; available. (3- too softly. Experience will solve that. %lack^m itli5 30-82) (Chargit, Ticketron) BAKED luncheon of the Hartford Symphony Orchestra will be Cineiiiu — Night Shift (R) (PG) Fri 2, 7, 9:30; Sat and The theater also has been repainted, the orchestra pit 11:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m “ Amadeus” — Broadhurst; Frank Langella in Peter Thursday at noon at Avon Old Farms Inn. Members Fri and Sat 7:30, 9:30, 12; Sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. - Star enlarged, and new carpeting and seats with improved STUFFED SOLE Shaffer’s comedy drama about Mozart; near capacity. and Interested friends are welcome. The charge will Sun 7:30 , 9:30. Trek II — The Wrath of acoustical qualities installed. The renovation was ‘T a v e m The Blacksmith’s Tavern Is (w/crabmeat atuffing) «6.99 be $13.50 per person. The Arioso Chamber Ensemble SlioweUHe CinemaH — Khan (PG) Fri 2:10, 7:10, (12-17-80) (212 247-0472, Ticketron) financed by a $4 million grant from the Fan Fox and Reader's Choice of Connecticut located on Main Street In the char­ will perform In a short concert after the luncheon. E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:10, “ Annie” — Uris; musical about Little Orphan Annie Leslie R. Samuels Foundation, $500,(X)0 from the Helen FRESH e | S A A (PG) Fri 1:05, 7:15, 9:40, and Sandy; available. (4-21-77) (Chargit, Ticketron) Magasine's 1982 Best American Food ming town of Qlastonbunr, right (561-3803). 4:40, 7:10, 9,;40. Huntington Hull Fund, and $763,000 from the City of New WHOLE FRIED CLAMS • University of Connecticut, Storrs: Peter Eben, 11:50; Sat 12:50, 2:55,5:05, The .Vlovies — The Best "A Chorus Line” — Shubert; long-running musical York. and Most Romantic in Hartford next to the Center GrOen. Czechoslovakian composer, will have his songs 7:15, 9:40, 11:50; Sun 12:50, Little Whorehouse in Texas about Broadway chorus “ gypsies” ; available. (10-19-75) “ The Merry Widow” would seem to be a fool-proof County! Converted from an old home, the 2:55, 5:05, 7:15, 9:30.— An (212 246-5993, Ticketron) USDA CHOICE featured In a recital Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. In Von der. (R) Fri-Sun 12, 2:15, 4:30, l^hoice for the N.Y.C.O. Lehar’s lovely waltz-laden 1905 - • Suntday Champagne Brunch restaurant Is a series of smallor Mehden Recital Hall on the university campus. Admis­ Officer and a Gentleman 7 ■ 15. 9:30. — Fast Times at “ Crimes of the Heart” — John Golden; Pulitzer prize- score, with its wicked rip-off of Puccini in the summer winning comedy about three sisters in a small Mississip­ rooms doHghtfully decorated with SIRLOIN STEAK | «6.99 sion Is free. The recital will bo presented by Dr. (R) Fri 1:50,7:20,9:45, 12; Ridgemont High (R) Fri house scene, is great stuff. There was some good singing pi town; available. (11-4-81) (212 246-6740, Ticketron) • Lunch • Dinner antiques. Tna lounge upstairs Is In Edward O’Connor, a university music professor. (486- Sat 1:50, 4:40, 7:20, 9:45, and Sat 12, 1:45, 3:35, 5:15, and some fine costumes by Suzanne Mess, and the 12; Sun 1:50, 4:40, 7:20, “ Dreamgirls” — Imperial; musical about three pop 2300 Main St., Glastonbury • 659-0366 a new wing added carefully to C*UKW FUZA EXIT 93 O ff 1-85 649-5487 3530). 7, 8:40, 10:15; Sun 12, 1:45, orchestra came across well despite some over-slow ac­ 9:45. — Friday the 13th singers in the 60s; capacity. (12-20-81) (212 265-4311, • Center for the Arts, Middletown: A tribute to 3:35, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30. — companiment. reserve the character of the Part III in 3D (R) Fri 1:05, Ticketron) Australlan-American composer, Percy Grainger, will Monty Python Live at the But it’s a routine production, with cardboard sets, ITALIAN FOOD PIZZA Eullding. Both the lounge and the be presented Sunday at 3 p.m. In Crowell Concert Hall 7:45, 10:10, 12; Sat 1:05, 3, Hollywood Bowl (R) Fri “ Evita” — Broadway; the Rice-Lloyd Webber only tentative direction and acting. Elizabeth Hynes as L u ig i’s dining rooms servo as meeUng 5, 7:45, 10:10, 12; Sun 1:05, musical about Eva Peron; available. (9-25-79) (212 247- Your Restaurant Could on the campus of Wesleyan University. General ad­ and Sat 12:15, 1:50, 3:35, the Widow was vocally excellent, but never dominated places for discriminating area mission is $2 and for students $1. (347-9411). 3, 5, 7:45, 10:10. - Annie 5:15. 7, 8:35, 10:10; Sun 3600, Ticketron) the stage as she should. Her reluctant suitor. Count (PG) Fri 1:30, 7:10, 9:40, 12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:40, "Forty-Second Street” — Majestic; a hit “ song and Danilo, was sung by Alan Titus, who was stiff and whose residents. Be Featured Here 12; Sat 1:30, 4:25, 7:10, D:30. dance fable about Broadway;” songs by Harry Warren dark voice made many of his lines unintelligible. The FIRST STOP LOUNGE 9:40, 12; Sun 1:30, 4:25, \\ illiiiiuiilie and A1 Dubin; capacity. (8-25-80) (212 246-0730, best singing came from Joseph Evans as an otherwise As a part of our weekly dining 7:10, 9:40. — Beach Girls JilUoii Square Cinema Ticketron) uninteresting Camille and the best performance. In a Lounge is now PRIVATE ROOMS - GROUPS (R) Fri 1:10, 7:25, 9:50, — Monty Python Live at “ Ghosts” — Brooks Atkinson; Liv Ullmann in the small role, from Susan Elizabeth Scott making her OPEN FOR LUNCH” guide you will be able to show 11:45; Sat 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, Ibsen play, newly translated by Arthur Kopit; available the Hollywood Bowl (R) N.Y.C.O. debut as Zozo. Daily Specials L e c t u r e s 7:25, 9:50, 11:45,; Sun 1:10, Fri 7:10, 9:10; Sat and Sun through Oct. 2. (8-30-82) (Chargit) Yves Montand started off as a back-up singer for how special dining out can be. 3:10, 5:10, 7:25, 9:50. - •2:10,4:10,7:10,9:10.-The “ Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” — Edith Piaf before becoming a popular chanteur and film 2300 Main St., Glastonbury Pink Floyd The Wall (R) Worid According to Garp Royale; rock musical version of the Biblical story by actor. He returned to concertizing at the Olympia in Call Fri 1:30, 7:30, 9:40, 11:30; (R) Fri 6:50, 9:20; Sat and Andrew Lloyd-Webber and Tim Rice; available. (1-27- Paris for 12 weeks Idst year, and from New York hq Sat 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, • Mystic Marinellfe Aquarium, Mystic: Pat Pagano, Sun 1:50, 4:20,6:50,9:20.— 82) (212 245-5670, Ticketron) goes to Washington, Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa, San 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 9:40, 11:30; Sun 1:30, 3:30, "Master Harold ... and the Boys” — Lyceum; Athol meteorologist, will lecture today at 7:45 p.m. at Mystic An Officer and a Francisco, Los Angeles and Japan. 5:30, 7:30, 9:40. — Incton Fugard play about growing up in South Africa; 706 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER CALL 64 9 -8 3 2 5 as part of a lecture series on natural history. Programs Gentleman (R) Fri 6:50, His act is mostly cabaret style, but in the grand (PG) Fri 1:45, 7:40, 10, available. (5-4-82) (212 369-6200) are free to Aquarium members. Non-member adults 9:20: Sat and Sun 1:50, manner, like Lena Horne. He ranges from the quiet sen­ 12:05; Sat 1:45, 4:15, 7:40, “ Nine” — 46th St. Theater; Raul Julia in a musical pay $3 and children ages 5 to 17, teachers, and 4;20, 6:50, 9 :2 0 .- E.T. The timent of “ Autumn Leaves” through the rhythms of “ La 10, 12:05; Sun 1:45, 4:15, based on Fellini’s “ 8 ‘A,” directed by Tommy Tune; students, $1.50. (536-9631). ISxtra-Terrestrial (PG) Bicyclette’* and “ Gypsy Girl” to the dramatic “ My HUNGRY TIGER The PUMPERNICKEL PUB 7:40,10.— Author! Author! Fri 7, 9:15; Sat and Sun 2, capacity. (5-9-82) (Ticketron, Chargit) Brother” and the comic characterizations of “ The (PG) Fri 1:15, 7:30, 9:40; CAPE AND RE8TAURANT 4:15. 7, 9:15. ” Oh! Calcutta!” — Edison; the erotic revue; Neighbor’s Cat” and “ Sir Godfrey.” Sat 1:15, 3:20, 5:20, 7:30, 120 Charter Oak St. OF MANCHESTER A iinUor available. (9-24-76) (212 757-7164, Ticketron) Montand can be totally still for the atmospheric 9:40, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:20, Plaza — Rocky III (PG) “ The Pirates of Penzance” — Minskoff; George Rose, “ Seeding Coffee,” use his hands incredibly to create Manchester 432 Oakland Street, Manchetter 5:20, 7:.30, 9:40. Fri and Sat 7:30, 9:25; Sun Maureen McGovern and Kaye Ballard in the Gilbert and mood or character, and use g little mime and dance to 649-1195 September Specials ICiifiebl 7:30. Sullivan classic; available. (1-8-81) (Chargit, Ticketron) good effect. Every number is handled differently, and 0.1 W I.)nci C f»nunnn • N »I fo F ronom y F Ifcti ic f* HON E 6’H F* U B B Cine I, 2, 4, .5, & 6 “ Present Laughter” — Circle in the Square (uptown); Weekend Specials Wine Toast — Salad Bar — Potato Driv«‘-iii4 every one has its own lighting; differing angles, inten­ 1IDAY — Pink Floyd The Wall George C, Scott directs and stars in the Noel Coward Eusl llurlford — sities and colors. Thoroughly professional, and SwordtWi...... *8.95 (R) Fri 7:30, 9:35; Sat and Things Are ’rough All Over comedy; available; through Jan. 1. (7-1-82) (212 581- E t C e t e r a thoroughly satisfying for Montand fans. Bay Scallops...... *5.95 Broiled Swordfish Sun2:30, 4:45, 7:30, 9 :3 5 .- (R ) Fri-Sun 8 with 0720) HkPPT HOUR T DHS h WEEK Fast Times at Ridgemont Neighbors (R) Fri-Sun “ Pump Boys and Dinettes” — Princess; a good- OFF BROADWAY’ S The Apple Corps presented a 7 5 0 High (R) Fri 7:40, 9:45; 9:30. humored country western entertainment; available. (2- musical versioh of Truman Capote’s “ The Grass Harp” 3 to T p.a. Sirloin Steak Sat and Sun 2:20,4:35,7:40, • Hartford Architecture Conservancy, Hartford: Earn Windaor — The 4-82) (Chargit) as its first musical production. Sept. 2-26. BTefltroOTserveawIth Iresh garden salad, choice of potato & 9:45. — Zapped (R) Fri “ Sophisticated Ladies” — Lunt-Fontanne; Duke It’s a charming piece of whimsy, with a good score by Italian bread & butter.______1h« plot* you con buy o dnok ol Walking tour of Hartford will be In the downtown South Beastmaster (PG) Fri-Sun yOw* cKo>Mr Zaceardetti VmI Oct. 24 at the Museum Shop of the Old State House. 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First prize will be two fully-paid registrations to the SPORTS Legion auxiliary meets World of Fantasy convention scheduled for Halloween weekend in New Haven. Second prize will be a signed, The Dilworth-Cornell-Quey American Legion limited edition of "The Kingdom of Dwarfs.” Third Auxiliary unit will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the post prize will be a year’s subscription to the Magazine of Hi; Roy sets pace h(»me. Fantasy and Science Fiction, September is music month, and chairman Muriel The contest is in celebration of the league’s new (irover is in charge of the program. A report will be magazine. The Connecticut Writer, which will make its •A. given on the state convention and what awards the unit debut in October. Entries should be sent to A Fantastic received. Tale, in care of the Connecticut Writers League, P.O. Box 78, Farmington. For more information contact Jim in triple win Open-square dance set Sprague, 677-0740. Led by the winning effort of senior lourth and lilth respectively for the Manchester Square Dance Club will have its first open Photography is topic Mike Roy, Manchester High boys’ Silk Towners. Junior Tom Miller, dance of this season, Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. at cross country team kicked off its running his best race ever, secured COVENTRY — The Booth and Dimock Library will Verplanck School on Olcojt Street. 1982 campaign with three triumphs 14th place with Gary Gates 16th. sponsor a program entitled “ creative photography for Earl .Johnston will be calling for the squares and Russ yesterday in West Haven. The In­ Manchester jayvecs also took ver­ amateurs ” on Wedne.sday at 8 p.m. at the library. Wood- and Anita White will cue the'rounds. Mr. and Mrs. dian thinclads downed St. Joseph. dicts. 25-30 over Fairfield Prep and Walter Smith will be on door duty; Mr. and Mrs. John son A. Caine of Manchester will be guest speaker. 25-30 over N otre Dame. John Caine, a professional photographer, will discuss prin­ 19-44. Fairfield Prep. 27-28. and Thieling, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Timbrell and Mr. and Mrs. homestanding Notre Dame. 24-31. Comeau. John Odom and Bob Robert Tracy, will serve refreshments. cipals and techniques of photography as well as choice Castagna wore second through and u.se of equipment. A question and answer period will for a quick 3-0 mark. All club level dancers are invited and reminded to Manchester’s next action is Satur­ fourth for the young Indians with follow. He will also exhibit his slides and photographs. wear soft-.soled shoes. day morning at the Windham In­ Ken Parrott lofh and Paul Toland For additional information, call the library at 742-7606. Couples interested in learning how to square dance vitational. nth. are invited to Fun Night Oct. 5 at Waddell School, Broad Roy took top honors with a 16:07 Results. 1. Roy (M l 16:07 for 3.0 Street, from 7:30 to 10 p.m., free of charge. clocking over a 3.0 mile layout, miles. 2. McNichols (FP). 3. Herald photo by Pinto Music program slated besting Prep’s Scott McNichols by Ilorrigan (.S.Jl. 4 Dussaault (M ). 5. Liscomb (M). 6. Bavliss (FP). 7. A meeting for parents of elementary school students eight seconds. Tureto (NDl. 8. Galian (FP). 9. ‘Eat and Meet’ Sunday in grades 4, 5 and 6 who are interested in learning to play Long-time Masons Senior Bob Dussault and R tchic (N D l. 10. Silk (F P l. a musical instrument will be held 7:30 p.m, Monday at sophomore Vinnie Li.scomb took The SOS: Serving qur Singles program will feature an Three local Masons were awarded 50-year nard Stelman, district deputy of 6B Masonic 'Eat and Meet” session Sunday at 6 p.m. at South Keeney School. The program will provide information about renting pins Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. District, presented the pins. Looking on is United Methodist Church, Main Street. There is another They were from left, Carl J. Dauber, member Warren L. Potter, worshipful master of Eat and Meet session planned Sept. 26 at the church at 6 and owning instruments There will aLso be a musical Manchester Lodge. p.m. demonstration. of Pennsylvania Lodge, Raymond W. The program is for single adults of all faiths, ages and Carlson and Torston R. Larson. R.W. Ber­ Bolton hooters lifestyles. Participants in the program are a.sked to bring a bag lunch and beverage. Group discussipns set After the meal there will be a sing-along with the Rev. Dr. Stan Heggelund at the piano. Those attending are Child and Family Sewices will sponsor a series of Advice group discussions for men and women in the process of welcome to bring along a friend*' separation or divorce beginning Sept. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m. Herald photo by Pinto blank foe, at 110 Main St. Herald photo by Pinto Club plans open house Six weekly sessions will focus on coping skills, dealing HEIDI GOEHRING GOES IN ON GOAL with feelings, changing .social patterns, and legal and Jewish law nabs couples SHANA HOPPERSTEAD LEFT-FOOTS DRIVE .and beats keeper Joanna DesJardins (24) for score It never hurts to have a second half of the cage. Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of Ma.sons financial issues. . . .Indian striker missed penalty kick thought. It remained that way through in­ will have an open house Monday at the Masonic Temple. Registration is required and fees are based on the Juggling what had been his termission with Greg Fenton East Center Street, starting with a breakfast at '7:30 ability to pay. For additionel information, call Margaret planned opening day lineup. Bolton tallying 15:55 deep into the second Sumner at 236-4511, ext. 255. - both coming and going High soccer Coach Ray Boyd saw half. Don llalaburto at midfield put am . s. The breakfast, in the banquet hall, will be followed by MHS girl hooters gain shutout the switches pay off as the Bulldogs the ball up the sideline and Fenton card playing and pool. All Masons and their families are DEAR ABHY: I know you get hair, and all they get is dandruff! jumped into the ‘82 campaign with a won a foot race and fired an 18- 3-0 shutout of East Hampton High invited. Series deals with math many problems concerning un­ yarder from a sharp angle on the right side into the twine. married couples who are living DEAR AB BY: I want to share yesterday In Bolton. HARTFORD - The Hartford College for Women Mai Ferguson went from midfield together, and some of them are Dear this absolutely miraculous method Counseling Center will offer a series titled “ Step- A direct kick set up Bolton’s last Computer society starts probably of the Jewish faith, I for preventing motion sickness. to sweeper. Mike Daly from pingstone Math” to help adults refreeh math skills. goal at 19:59. Ferguson took a direct wonder if they are aware that sexual Abby Take a small amount of sweeper to stopper and Bob Cusano WEST HARTFORD - The first meeting of the Steppingstone math 1 is a review of basic arithmetic; A from fullback to midfield. “ We kick from 35 yards out and his chip, intercourse constitutes a valid form Mentholatum and place it in the Pair registers tvYice steppingstone math 11 is a review of basic arithmetic Abigail Connecticut Computer Society is set for Monday at 7:30 of marriage in the Jewish religion. navel about half an hour before get­ made some strategic moves and which went nicely over a Bellringer and some algebra. Classes for'both levels will meet on 'p.m. at the Gengras Center at St. Joseph College in West Therefore, the good news is that Van Buren ting on a plane or train or into an they seem to have worked,” Boyd defensive scheme, was headed home Tuesdays, beginning Oct. 19, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Place­ Hartford. their living together is NOT. sinful! automobile. You will not have any With sophomore Heather understated. “ I pulled a few strings by Alan Potter. ment night is set for Oct. 5 at 6 p.m. Bolton outshot the Bellringers. 22- After an additional hour of consumer information, Now for the bad news: Alter motion sickness whatsoever! I Hohenthal and senior Patti 1 didn't think I had. George Legere of Coordinated Systems Inc. will speak For registration or additional information, call the " I was really pleased with the 17. living together, in order to be valid­ couldn’t believe it, but I tried it and Wojnarowski each scoring two on business uses of microcomputers. center at 236-5838. opener. The kids played very well.” “Brown and F'erguson did an ly married to someone else, they it worked for me! goals, Manchester High whipped There is no admission charge and the public is invited. Senior Ted Brown, a first-year excellent job and the rest of the would have to obtain a "g e t” (a As it was explained to me, the outgunned South Catholic, 6-0, in the The non-profit society was founded to help Connecticut player, had 13 saves in goal to notch team held together. I was pleased by religious divorce) from a rabbi. — navel is the point of many nerve en­ 1982 girls’ soccer opener for both consumers deal with the onslaught of personal com­ cohabitation is still forbidden. So the shutout. “ He played exceptional­ the first game and anxious to see Panel program planned ARTHUR J. MORGAN, NEW dings, and that’s what does the schools yesterday at Memorial puters. For additional information, call 561-3659. severe is this, that if a couple lives ly well for his first start ever. “ how we do against a little more YORK trick. Field. MIDDLETOWN — The Vaginal Birth After Cesarean together without a formal marriage, Boyd cited, “ and Ferguson at pressure.” Boyd stated. DEAR ARTHUR: Wait, there’s Please let the astronauts know. I The second-year Indian hooters Information Group and the Family Centered Maternal- they are living in sin, and should sweeper did more than I could have Phil Rumm also played well more bad news. My consultant on understand that some of them get will try to match their win total of a Infant Care Committee will sponsor a panel program on they separate after some length of asked.” defensively for the Bulldogs: who Free clinic scheduled Orthodox Jewish law. Rabbi Samuel very nauseated on flights. — INFO year ago Saturday morning when sourfi Oct 15 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Middlesex Hospital, north time, they must have a ‘get’ (Jewish Daly at 11:07 of the first half next see action Thursday at home A. Friedman (formerly of Asheville, FROM GLADSTONE, ORE. they host RHAM High at 10 o’clock Rite Aid Pharmacy 361 Main St., will sponsor a free 1 meeting room. 28 Crescent St. in Middletown. divorce) in order to marry another tallied the only goal Bolton needed against St. Thomas Seminary at N.C., now semi-retired in Silver DEAR IN FO : If this works, it at Memorial Field. blood pressure clinic Sept. 25 from 11 a.m, to 2 p.m. No The panel will include physicians, nurses, educators person.” as he drilled a 35-yarder into the top 3.15. Spring, Md,), offers: “ A Jewish cou­ must be psychological, because I am “ I thought the girls played well appointments are necessary. and parents. Information will be of interest to ple living together without canopy HEAR ABBY: I am a bachelor for an opener,” voiced Indian Coach The free, blood pressure screening was organized for professionals, parents and expectant parents. advised that there is no scientific and sanctification (i.e, ‘benefit of who is fast losing my hair. I am con­ Joe Erardi, “ They realize a year the benefit of Manchester residents and is conducted ac­ l''ee is $3 per e son and $5 per couple before Oct. 8. (or medical) reason why sidering a hair transplant, hoping I Mentholatum in the navel should makes a big difference. They’ve im­ cording to guidelines set by the Connecticut High Blood Late registration is $5 per person or $7 per couple. For clergy’ ) is definitely sinful in the laws and eyes of all conventional will be more appealing to the op­ prevent motion sickness. proved quite a bit. I was pleased Eagles kick off Pressure Program. registration or information, contact Bea Arzt, 11 Jewish groups and the majority of posite sex. This “ miraculous prevenlalive” with the scoring.” Free pamphlets, donated by the American Heart Burrows Hill Road, Amston. 06231, telephone 228-0366. society.” Several of my male friends have can be compared to wearing a Hohenthal opened the scoring at Association,-will be available and Rite Aid pharmacists The Talm ud, in Kiddushin, told me that a transplant would be a copper liracelet to alleviate 1:01 as she redirected a shot by will be on .hand to answer any questions on high blood Chapter 1,. reads: ” A woman is waste of money — that baldness is arthritis. If one believes strongly Mara Walrath from about two yards against Plainfield pressure medications. For more information call the Cub registration set acquired (in marriage) in three now a sign of virility! Is it true that enough that it W ILL, in some out into the cage. Hohenthal from pharmacy at 649-9110. ways ... by money, by deed, or by in­ baldheaded guys make out better her tight wing slot set up the In­ Cub Scout Pack 47, sponsored by South United cases it does. five touchdowns a year ago. Post tercourse.” These methods require with women than guys with hair?— dians’ second score. Her long pass By Lan Auster Methodist Church, will conduct a registration night for has had an excellent pre-season, a formal sanctification by was collected by Heidi Goehring on Herald Sportswrlter current and prospective Cubs and their fam ilies THIN ON TOP What's bugging you'? Unload notes Kelly. Program set for nurses DEAR T H IN : Some do, and some the left side and the latter tipped it Thur.sday in the church hall, corner Main Street and prescribed ritual with accredited on Abby, P.O. Box ,’i892.S, ” 1 feel more confident at this par­ don’t. A hairy man may A P P E A R home from four yards away at 20:21. Encouraged by its showing in its A four-week program for nurses, entitled ‘ Modern Hartford Road, at 7 p.m. witnesses. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. For a ticular point,” Kelly compared his more virile, but hair does not a lover Wojnarowski tallied the first of last pre-season get together. East Supervision Techniques for Today’s Nurse,”^will be Membership is open to all boys ages 7 through 10 in se­ ' “ Even a betrothed woman cannot personal reply, please enclose a feeling about launching the ‘82 cam­ be freed without a divorce, though make. Some men have a headful of her two goals at 28.41 of the opening offered free of charge at Fenwood Manor, 565 Vernon cond through fifth grades in school. stamped, self-addresseil envelope. Catholic will be looking forward to paign against last year. Td like to half. Beth White from her left wing St. A description of the 1982-83 Pack 47 program will be kicking off the 1982 football season say I feel relaxed but 1 never reach slot slid it over into the middle from The program will be presented on Oct. 7, 14, 28 and given by Cubmaster Roy Behlke. This will include Cub as it ventures to Plainfield High (hat point. where Wojnarowski booted home a Nov 4, from 7 to 9 p.m. Howard Dickstein and Charles Scout Olympics, a pinewood derby, a bike rodeo and a Saturday afternoon for a 1.30 en­ 10-yarder. Chidester will be lecturers for the series. field trip to the Rhienbeck Aerodrome in New York Eating relieves symptoms counter. “1 feel more confident. Why? The Wojnarowski started matters Space is limited to 50 so acceptance will be on a first State. The Piagles were a less-than- unity of the team and the im ­ quickly in the second half at the 47- come, first served basis. Anyohc interested should call The Webelos Den activities will be outlined by Brian spectacular 2-8 a year ago but provements we have" made, " he second mark with an 18-yard boot 643-5151. Blackney, Webelo leader. He’ll outline joint hikes and deadlocks against Fitch and St. Ber­ cites. into the upper right corner. campouts with Boy Scout Troop 47. nard in a j'hmboree left a good .Senior co.-captain Rich Kucinskas, of lot of acid in stomach Hohenthal made it 5-0 at 9:17 as she A special feature of this year’s Cub Scout registration feeling. "The kids came to play and a 6-foot-2, 394-pounder, also has had settled a rebound off a shot by Shelly UFOs topic of program will be the presentation of a Hartford Whalers patch and executed things on offense and a good pre-season and is looked to Schoeneberger and scored on a 10- tickets to a Whaler scrimmage game to Cubs recruiting Herald photo by Pinto defense. " fourth-year Piagle Coach anchor the defense from his tackle Robert H. Bletchman, a Manchester attorney, will DEAR DR. LA.MB: My stomach take several different kinds of pills, yarder. new members. BETH WHITE (12) GOES DOWN WING Jude Kelly relayed, "Both of those post. ' present a lecture and show films and slides on Uniden­ has a. high acid content. This was and she keeps them all together in Shana Hopperstead capped the Anyone having questions or unable to attend the . ..with South’s Tina MIrante In pursuit (schools) are supposed to have real This is the first meeting between tified Flying Object Phenomena, Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. at determined from tests at a medical one dish in her cabinet. scoring at 36:51. Walrath touched an meeting should contact Behlke at 643-8792. Vour good clubs. the two schools. Whiton Memorial Library. clinic. I have since moved to a new When 1 take pills, I often find it indirect free kick to Hopperstead Manchester outshot South. 31-3. played well at center fullback, noted played well. Our defense obviously "We re going into the opener on Kelly, according to his scouting , Bletchman teaches a course about UFOs at the town and no longer take the difficult to remember whether I am and the latter tallied on a 12-yard Health Freshman Denise Belleville Erardi. “ I thought our front six wasn't tested.” he remarked. track in regard to playing together report, indicated Plainfield relies on Manchester Adult Evening School on Mondays during prescribed medications, which to take one pill three times a day or drive to the opposite top corner. and conditioning,” he adds. its ground attack and has an the fall semester. The theme of the course is, "An at­ Diabetes club to meet caused me to feel very tired and Lawrence two pills once a day or what. I have East opens with' junior John excellent tailback operating out of torney looks at the evidence of UFOs.” drowsy. A to read the instructions on the pill •'Motivating the Diabetic” will he the topic addressed Lamb„ M.D. All-time low Giliberto at quarterback. He'll an l-formation offense. Bletchman has talked with hundreds who said they I have taken e job and am less ac­ bottle to keep track. I worry by Howard Dickstein, Ph.D. at the first fall meeting of Radiol direct the newly installed Wishbone Crosstown Manchester High is were UFO eyewitnesses and has dismissed 90 percent of tive so I don’t burn as many because my mother doesn’t bother mark possible the East of the River Diabetes Club Thursday at 7:30 offen.se. Among the key operatives idle. The Indian gridders kick off UFO reports. He said he believes that the remaining 10 calories. But I still get the gnawing, to do this, yet I suspect her memory Whitewash Rockville p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. hungry sensation when 1 do not need CINCINNATI (U P l) - The Cin­ ■TV in the backfieid is 5-foot-lO, 168- their, season next Saturday at percent prove conslusively that spaceships from other need a doctor anyway so why not see isn’t even as good as mine. Dickstein said a diabetic who can no longer eat sugar food. This causes me to gain weight. cinnati Reds, who in more than a pound junior Doug Post, who .scored Simsbury. planets have visited earth. one and let him advise you. He Also, don’t medications weaken or experiences several emotional stages leading to accep­ Occasionally 1 take an antacid century of play have never lost 100 He asks the public to attend the Sept. 29 meeting, to might want you to use Tagamet. grow stronger when the air is in con­ tance of the loss. “ Understanding and coping in this which helps. But I don’t know how games in a season, have a good shot rONIGHT share their experiences. There is no charge. There are lots of things that con­ tact with them? East girls kick off process has the added benefit of allowing the individual much to take. I really wonder about at losing 100 this year. 3:30 - Mels \h. CuriU, Channel 9. tribute to that gnawing feeling you Field hockey team presents to become self-governing in other areas of life,” he taking them at all since I have heard DEAR READER: Practice Even if the Reds play .500 ball the WINE describe. These include coffee, both adds. they reduce the calcium in the helps. If your mother has been rest of the season, they will lose 100 7:30 - Ri’d Sox \H. Tigi-rs, Vt'I'IC Writing contest open the regular and the decafeinated Dickstein is a clinical psychologist specializing in long system. taking the same medications for a on right toot, win games. With 16 games remaining, 8 - NFL Game of Week, ESPN new mentor with first win type. If you adjust your lifestyle you Manchester residents are invited to participate in the term health, geriatrics and instity^tional care. The East I have read about Probanthine and long time it may be easier for her Cincinnati has a 54-92 record. The 8:30 - Yanks' \s. Bri-wers, might have fewer of these problems. one, Manchesicr High field hockey Connecticut Writers League writing contest. No entry of the River Diabetes Club is sponsored by Manchester Prantal being used to control •than you think. But there is also the most games a Cincinnati team has Channel I I. WPOP Making the debut of first-year The different antacids are dis­ teaiTi swung into the '82 campaign fee is required. Memorial Hospital and the American Diabetes Associa­ stomach acid. If it works can it be problem of remembering if you took ever lost in a season was 99 in 1934. 9 - Canadian Foothall. ESPN Coach Janice Dahm a sdccessful cussed in The Health Letter 10-4, With the defense turning in a good second half.” noted Elast Coach with a 2-1 win over Wethersfield The theme of the contest will be "Fantastic Tale.” tion. obtained without a prescription? your pills at all. Use and Abuse of Antacids, which I shutout performance. East Catholic Don Fay. “ We had a few good shots High in CCIL play Thursday in Entries must be 600 words or less and submitted no later There is no charge for the meeting. Anyone interested I ’m 55 and don’t want to take the There are lots of simple ways to am sending you. Others can send 75 girls’ soccer team kicked off the ‘82 hit the crossbar and bounce out. Our Wethersfield. than Oct. 10. Finalists will read their entries Oct. 24 at in diabetes can attend. For more information call 236- tests again since I know what I have. solve this. I think just putting all the cents with a long, stamped, self- season with a 1-0 whitewashing of passing was much better in the se­ , Sports Huntington's Book Store in Hartford. 1948. Hall of Fame fete But I need to do something to con­ pills for each day in a separate addressed envelope for it to me, in R o c k v ille High y esterd a y in cond half. Senior co-captain Toby Brown, trol my weight because of the acid envelope helps. You can check them '^Calendar care of the Herald, P.O. Box 1551,' Rockville. “ I am very happy to start the picking up where she left off a year nroblem to see if tyou took them already. Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. East resumes action Saturday season with a shutout,” he added. ago when she scored 11 goals, tallied Of course, many pills do DEAR READER: That gnawing 10019. afternoon at 1 o’clock at Tolland Dawn Soucy, Rachel Rossow and Friday once in each half as the Silk deteriorate with time. But for most scheduled tonight feeling that leads to eating to relieve High. Christy Bearse played well defen­ SOCfiER Towners prevailed over the Eagles. BirtM DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m con­ pills being exposed to the room air, the symptoms is one way to gain Liz Palm er’s goal at the 10:37 sively in front of goalie Martha Fermi at Manehekler, ,1:.10 cerned that my mother isn’t taking compared to being in an unsealed mark of the first half turned out to Barter, who was required to make East Catholic at Canton, 3 By Earl Yost Stepping up to receive the Unsung weight. Most antiacids, when taken Senior wing Patti McCarthy did a her medication correctly. She has to bottle, won’t make much difference. be the only scoring effort. Palmer, four saves. Palmer, Gardiner and GIRLS VOLLEYBALI, Sports Editor Award will be John Phelps. RirkurciH, Clinron Hall Thornton of 924 Parker O’Brien VanCamp of 22-B oi 141 Center St. was born in sufficient quantities to neutralize fine job offensively along with Jen assisted by Jill Gardiner, beat the Darby Barnes played well at mid­ Manchester at W ethersfield Gene Johnson, better known as a Scott II, son of Clinton St., was born Aug. 10 at St. James St., was born Aug. 10 at Manchester stomach acid, result in a rebound in­ stage is set for the induction of Ram keeper with a low liner. field, helping the Eaglettes control East Catholic at Glastonbury pro baseball player and coach of Kohut. Senior goalie Evette Ela had Scott and Anne Panagrossi Manchester Memorial Aug. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her creased acid secretion. Their three men into the Manchester “ We settled down and played a Saturday Moriarty’s entry in the Twilight a fine game between the pipes, Rickards of 16 Brookside Hospital. Her maternal Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is benefits are strictly temporary. play- Sports Hall of Fame at the third an­ FOOTBALL Baseball League, will be the registering 13 saves, and she Lane, Bolton, was born paternal grandparents are Marilyn Don of 38 Horace Nevertheless, they are very helpful Here's where to write nual dinner tonight at the Army & grandparents are Mr. and r East Catholic at Plainfield, 1:3() speaker. received fine support from defender Aug. 12 at Manchester Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. Her paternal grand- if used properly. Navy Club. Mrs. Lawrence V. Hall Jr. Previously, Hall of Famers in­ Wendy Burgess. M em orial Hospital. His VanCamp of East Hart-' father is Donald Hennigan You d on ’ t need to use an Here’s where to write for advice from the syndicated colum­ SOCCER. Honored will be Dick Danielson, of Bar Harbor, Maine. Her East Catholic at E.O. Smith, ducted were, nine in 1980, Leo maternal grandparents are ford. She has three sisters; of 236 Ralph Road. Her aluminum-containing antacid. Try nists featured in the Manchester Herald; retired Manchester High soccer paternal grandparents are Cheney runners lose out Katkaveck , Matt Moriarty Sr., Moe Manchester jayvees also opened Mr. and Mrs. Ahmed Beth, 14; Jill, 11, and Jeii- great-grandparents and t e that is made from calcium. That • Dear Abby — Abigail Van Buren, P 0 Box 38923 10:.30 a.m. coach who turned out many cham­ Mr. and Mrs. William B. Cheney Tech at Wolcott, 11 a.m. Morhardt. Jerry Fay, Tony, Lupien, on a successful note with a 3-0 Panagrossi of North nifer, 10. Her paternal Mr. and Mrs. Eugene will prevent the loss of calcium Hollywood, Calif. 90038. ' ’ miles, 2. Krick (S), 3. Foran (C T), 4. pionship squads and players; Thornton of Manchester. Due to injuries and ineligibility, RHAM at Hilanchester (girls). Hugh Greer] Cathy Dyak, Ty triumph. Kelly O’Connell scored two Haven. His paternal grand­ Bowers of Oak Street. from the bones that you are rightly Kennedy (S), 5. Kessler (S). 6. Virr Dr.Charlie Robbins, veteran long Her maternal great­ great-grandmother is I, * Lawrence Lamb, care of the Manchester Cheney Tech cross country team Holland and Joe McClusley. Trio goals and Beth Pagani one for the parents are Mr. and Mrs. concerned about. (CT), 7. Tompkins (S), 8. Adams East tlatholic at Tolland (girls), 1 distance runner who won 11 grandfather is l^wren-e Beatrice Smith of Comp­ Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. had to forfeit its 1982 opener yester­ honored last fall consisted of Tom locals. Jackie Johnson was a defen­ George Rickards of ton, N.H. Yes, Probanthine and Prantal (S), 9.. Archambault (S). 10. p.m. National AAU championships V. Hall Sr. of Bar Harbor, 10019, day to homestanding Stafford High. Kelley, Pete Wigren and Pete Close. sive standout. depress the never fibers in the CROSS COUNTRY during a 45-year career and the late Moodus. Maine. Cheney’s Nick Foran was third, Molotoris (S). Social hour will be at 6 with dinner One of the best ways to stomach that stimulate acid- tr* Blaker, care of the Manchester Cheney’s next o u tin g ^ a t home Manchester/East Catholic hoys Sam Massey, tabbed the best \ a n C u in |i, Sara Hennigan, JenHira Jeff Virr sixth , Matt Levesque 13th at 7. Tickets will be available at the Next outing is Tuesday afternoon rhornton, Katherine find a bargain is to shop the digestive juice formation. They will Herald, P.O. Box 475, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. Monday against East Hampton High and g ir ls , Cheney T ech at Manchester athlete ever pound for daughter of Evil, daughter of Peter M. and Peter Schifley 16th. door at $8.50 a copy. daughter of FitzKcrald. Classified ads every day. really help control acid symptoms 10019. W’indham Invitational, 9 a.m. pound. at home against Fermi High at 3:30. and Laurie Don Hennigan Results: 1. ’Triska (S) 14:38 for 2.8 at Wickham Park at 3:15. Steven H. and Elizabeth Pgter L. and Judith but they re prescription items. You ' l<> — MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri,, Sept, 17, 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Sept. 17, 1982 - 17 Aircraft financial angel Second division clubs

Promoters of the Thanksgiving morning Five 56 Miie Road Race in Manchester have received a Scoreboard check in the amount of $10,000 from United Aircraft turn back contenders to heip offset operating costs for the i982 event. This is the second year UAC has piedged financiai Herald Angle the ones that are going for the qham- assistance for the town's biggest sports By PreChicago defeated Okland Beniquz cf 4 0 0 0 MuIIm s ph 10 0 0 .lim Thorpe scheduling difficulties cropped up, the finals around and go through the motions Foster If 4 12 2 ^ i e r ss 4 0 0 2 Bon Commans 36- 36-72 terested may register by calling the Rec Of­ llrooks 3b 5 111 Hynn 2b 2 0 0 0 Foil ss 4 0 0 0 Johnson If 0 0 0 0 between Ivan Lendl and Jose Higueras wasn’t com­ of playing baseball during the final At Kansas City, Mo., the Mariners 6-3 ad Texas whipped Minnesota 8-2. Tom Purtzer 35-37-72 fice...Whalers will offer a pre-season •exhibition Giles 2b 4 0 1 2 Phelps ph 10 00 Boone c 4 0 0 0 Powell dh 4 0 2 0 35- 37-72 pleted. Lendl won the first set, 6-3, and was leading weeks of the season. also set a club record 68th victory by In the only other NL game, San Gardnhr ss 4 0 0 0 Little 2b 0 0 0 0 Garcia 2b 10 0 0 .lack Renner game Saturday night at 7:30 against Washington at George Burns 34-38-72 3-2 when the rains came. In addition to finishing the Three second division teams — beating the Royals on Joe Simpson’s Francisco downed San Diego 9-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE Swan p 3 0 0 0 Burris p 0 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE A.A.R.P.- Bruno Giordano 209-504, the Hartford Civic Center with a return game Sun­ Petralli c 4 0 2 0 Billy Basstcr 37- 35-72 By United Press International Puieo p 10 10 White pn 10 10 By United Press International 34-38-72 singles finals, the doubles title test will also be Toronto and Seattle in the American tworun triple in the ninth. Despite Orioles 3, Yankees 1 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 WJhnsn 2b 0 0 0 0 lorg 2b 1110 Charles Coody Con Murzyn 524, Al Scoville 514, day night in Hershey, Pa. One week from tonight East American Conference Bohhv Wadkins 34- 38-72 offered ticket holders. Accomodations may be League and New York in the the defeat, Kansas City remained At Baltimore, Jim Palmer W L Pet, GB Sandersn p 10 0 0 Adams ph 10 0 0 East Frank Carlson 514, Jean Lukacs 179, the Whalers entertain Philadelphia and then host Mills ph 10 0 0 Stieb p 0 0 0 0 Garv Hallberg 36- 36-72 National League — defeated pennant two games ahead of California in the scattered six hits and won for the • St. Louis 81 63 .563 — W L T Pet. PF PA Dohbv Pancralz 36- 36-72Polly Kenneway 178, Ida Cormier the New York Rangers the following night followed tough as the date will be during the height of the Smith p 00 00 Whitt ph 10 0 0 BuHalo 2 0 0 1.000 37 31 contending teams Thursday night AL West. 12th time in his last 13 starts in Philadelphia 80 66 Sffl IVi Phillips 2b 10 10 Griffin ss 5 12 0 Sleven Lichler 35- 37-72450, Bert Gloss 455. by Boston Sept. 29 and the Rangers again Oct. 1 friiage season. Montreal 79 66 .545 2>4 New England 1 0 0 1.000 24 13 Peter Oo.sterhuis 37- 35-72 Todd Cruz led off the ninth against Ditching the Orioles to victory. By Yngbfd ph 00 0 0 Totals 39 I 3 1 Totals 43 2 11 2 Miami 1 0 0 1.000 45 28 home. Home NHL opener will be Oct. 9 against and ■ prevented California, Kansas Pittsburgh 77 68 .531 • One out when winning run scored) .lav Cudd 35-38-73 completing a tive-game series Sweep Chicago 63 83 .432 19 ^hat.^r p 0 0 0 0 NY Jets 0 1 0 .000 28 45 34- 39-73 City and Montreal from gaining Dennis Leonard, 10-5, with a walk Totals 39 9 13 8 ToUls 39 4 11 4 California 010 000 000 000—1 .Iiin Dent Boston...Slow play in PGA tournaments will cost Notes off the cuff Now York 57 86 .396 23>/^ Baltimore 0 1 0 .000 13 24 B at New York (Lynch 3-7 and Holman 'l(irg) T -3 12 A-15.603 Mark Lye 37- 37-74 Hooper - "I listen to music and stretch’ , Jimmy “ I know we broke a record but I with one inning of hitless relief. the A’s for the eighth time in 10 0-0) 2. 5:35 p m. Smith ' 1 1-3 5 5 5 1 1 Wavhinglon I 0 0 1.000 37 34 36-38-74 Burris 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 I oil (Jniham Connors - "1 avoid the lockerroom. There’s just too College women’s tennis team for an indefinite also know we’re better than that Stanton pitched the ninth for his tries. LaMarr Hoyt, 16-14, scattered Chicago (Marlz 9-9) at Montreal St Ixiuis 1 0 0 1.000 21 7 •loflie Mudd 36- 38-74 riu- r o w v Norm Soren 209-588, (Oullickson ll-U), 7:35 p.m. S( hatzi*der 1 0 0' 0 0 0 Dallas 0 1 0 .000 28 36 37- 37-74 period. The local woman was W&M’s No. 1 singles I’uleo pitched to 1 batter in 8th. Mike Smith many guys walking in and out, and too much loud record indicates,” said Toronto seventh save. 12 hits, including seven in the first Atlanta (Camp 11-8) at Cincinnati (Soto TEXAS MINNESOTA Phila 0 1 0 .000 34 37 Ton Simpson 36- 35-74Dick Kingsley 206-545, Dick Lourie player. ..Mike Crispino, former East Catholic 12-IH. 7:35 p.m. ilBP—nv Orosco (Youngblood). WP— NY Giants 0 1 0 .000 14 16 37- 37-74 music playing.” , Mel Purcell - "I relax by manager Bob'by Cox. Seattle’s best previous finish in three innings, in 8 1-3 innings to gain Smith PH-Hodges. T-3:(K. A-24.166. ab r h bi ab r h bi Thomas Gray 206-539, Ray Michaud 202, Dick athlete, is now with Channel 30 and expects to han­ Pittsburgh (Rhoden 10-12) at Phlla- Wright cf 5 0 10 Mitchell c f 5 0 2 0 Central Brad Bryant 38- 36-74 watching the soaps.” , Yannick Noah - ” 1 read. But The victory, their third onerun the club’s five-year history came in the victory. detphia (Carlton 20-9), 8:06 p.m. Detroit 1 0 0 1 000 17 10 Coons 537, Pete Chepeleff 503, Dave dle weekend late night sportscasts...Dick Cobb, Sample If 5 110 Castino 2b 4 0 10 Mike Morley 36-38-74 1 don’t like to be away from the people."...World triumph in a row, gave the Blue 1979 when the Mariners finished 67- Itangers 8, Twins 2 Hnustnn (DiPino l-l) at Ixis Angeles S,\N DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO Bell 3b 2 3 10 Brnnsky rf 4 0 10 (Ireen Bav 1 0 0 1.000 .'B 23 lohn Fought 35- 39-74 Edwards 565, Bill Torrey 561. director of athletics at Manchester High, is back iRciiss 16-10). 10:35 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Parri.sh rf 3 113 Hrbek lb 4 0 10 Minnesota 1 1 0 .500 39 33 Mike Donald :M-40-74 Cup Tennis will be offered in Hartford this winter Jays a 68-78 record on the season 95 for sixth place in the West. At Minneapolis, Larry Parrish Chiiago 0 1 0 000 10 17 home after a hospital stay. The popular former Snn Diego (Dravecky 4-3) at San Hi'hrds If 4 120 Davis cf 5 2 2 2 .Ifihnsn dh 3 112 Ward If 4 110 Tnimov Armour 36- 38-74 7 and details will be announced Tuesday at a press and surpassed their previous best of At Montreal, Mookie Wilson went beited a three-run homer and Lamar Francisco (Laskey 13-10), 10:35 p.m. Gvvvnn rf 4 120 Morgan 2b 2 2 0 0 Hostetlr Ib 4 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Tampa Hav 0 1 0 008 10 17 Mark O’Meara 39- 35-74 M'I'K OWI.S- Linda Luce 206-480, three-spjrt star will join the Board of Directors of West conference...Danny Ainge of the Boston Celtics will 67 victories in 1980. 4-for-5, including a home run to lead Johnson cracked a two-run doubie to Saturday's Games .lones ( f 4 110 Clark rf 12 10 Stindhrg c 4 0 2 1 Hatcher 3b .3 1 2 1 Bill Biitlner .36-38-74 Dot Hills 188-506, Kathy Berzenski the New England Relays for 1983. Other additions Chicago at Montreal Kennedy c 4 0 2 3 Evans lb 5 13 4 IHchrdt 2b 5 12 1 Fa^o ss 4 0 2 1 Mlania 1 0 0 1.000 16 14 V.inie Meafner 36- 38-74 be in Hartford Friday to help hike interest in the “ The club is improved because of off the game, and scored two other lead the Rangers. Winner Charlie I.elehvr 3b 4 0 0 0 Bergmn lb 0 0 0 0 Sun Fran 0 1 0 .000 17 23 187-175-183-545, Beth Kenyon 207-199- will be Jack Thompson. Tom Bavier and Joanne San Diego at San Francisco Dent ss 2 111 Smith c 4 0 10 M.’iik McCumber 35-39-74 Celts’ preseason exhibition Oct. 15 against Los the experience factor but we’ve lost runs in helping the Mets snap the Hough, 15-11, allowed 11 hits en Sf. Louis at New York. 2. twi-night Peikins lb 4 0 1 0 Leonard If 20 11 Totals 33 8 10 8 Totals 36 2 11 2 (.A Hams 0 1 0 .000 23 ,35 |(i\iMoiul Floyd .36-38- 74 534, Annie Gagnon 178-492, Laurie Caron. Cobb, also a member of the Sports Hall of l*itt.sburgh at Philadelphia, night S;il;i/ar ss 3 0 0 0 Venable- If 10 11 Texas 003 120 208-8 New Orh'ans 0 1 0 .000 7 21 Charlie Gibson 38-36-74 Angeles and three regular season NBA games a lot of games (29) by one run, much Expos’ five-game winning streak. route to his 11th complete game. Thursday’s Result Gagnon 181-453, Bunny Ahl 223-540, Fame Committee, will have to pass up tonight’s \tlantn at Cincinnati, night Flannry 2b 3 0 10 O'Mally 3b 5 0 11 Minm'sota 000 000 101—2 Hiiue Fh’isher 35-39-74 against Detroit, Chicago and New Jersey...Volvo like the one we won tonight,” said The loss dropped the Expos 2V4 Houston at lx)s Angeles, night I.nllar p 2 0 0 0 Brenly c 50 10 I ’r-Viola DP—Texas 2. Minnesota 1. BiiHaIn Z]. Minnesota 22 liio Hcrtoncino 37- 37-74 Elaine Woodcock 186-482, June (Hunts 9, Padres 3 Sundav’s Games Tennis Tournament will have a winner after all in dinner. Cox. games behind first place St. Louis in Hawkins p 0 0 0 0 l.,eMastr ss 5 0 0 0 LOIV- Texas 9. Minnesota 8, 2B-Johnson. Him ■- Douglass 37- 37-74 Howett 450, Joyce Michaud 180, At San Francisco, Darrell Evans Lamlltt ph 1 0 0 0 Breining p 3 2 2 0 Mib licll. Hatcher 2. • Brunansl^ 3B- (All Times E'DT) Hobert Thompson 38- 36-74 It was an error by Reggie Jackson the NL East. drove in four runs with a pair of Welsh p 0 0 0 0 Minton p 10 0 0 ^n.ith HR-Parrish H4), SB-Richardt Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Wall’ Armj^trong 38-36-74 Karen Woodcock 175-455. Dallas at .SI l/ouis. 1 p m. in right field that set up the winning “ We know we’re not going to win singles and rookie Chili Davis hita ■totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 35 9 12 9 Keilh Clearwater 38- 36-74 AMERICAN LEAGUE San Diego 000 100000-3 IP H R ER BB SO I. A Haiders at Atlanta. 1 p.m Boll Bovd .38-37-75 run for Toronto. Griffin reached se­ anything this year,” Wilson said. two-run homer to spark the Giants. By United Press International '‘•an Francisco OCE002 23X—9 Texas New Orleans at Chicago. 1 p.m I Ion Levin .■r7-38-75 GALAXIES- Marge Agostinelli New York .lets at New England. I p m. cond base when Jackson dropped his East Df*-San Framisco 1. LOB—San Diego Hough (W 15-11) 9 11 2 2 1 5 Dmiil' Black 34^1-75 “ But we have a lot of pride. We’re The triumph moved San Francisco Philadelphia at Cleveland. 1 p.m. 140-356, Gisele Golding 136, Sally fly ball at the warning track. W L Pet. GB ;■ San Fram i.sco 11. 2B—Clark. Leonard, Minnesota li'n\ Pale 40- 35-75 just not going to lay down and let the to within 5 Mi games of first-place Milwaukee 86 60 .569 -> (ivvvnn 2. Kennedv HR—Davis (I8i. SF— Viola (L 4-7) 4 7 6 6 5 3 San Diegii at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Beau Baugh 40-.35-75 Phillips 125, Kim Phillips 126. “ I just missed it. It was an easy other teams beat us, particularly Los Angeles in the NL West. Rnltimore 85 61 .582 1 Leonard C.M.per 2 1-3 2 2 2 4 1 Haliiinorc at Miami. 4 p.m, Tiio Collins :«-37-75 Boston 80 66 .548 6 , IP H RERBBSO Boris 2 2-3 1 0 0 *2 2 Deli-'it ai I.A Rams. 4 p.m. Bill Bergin :«-37-75 IVtroit 73 71 .507 12 San Diego Viola/Viola/pitched pitcl to 3 batters in 5th, San I’ rant i.sco al Denver. 4 p.m. )..(■ Bassett 39- 36-75HOME ENiaNEEUS- Diane Cote September swoon Seatile at Houston. 4 p.m. New York 73 73 .500 13 l.ollar iL 14-9) 6 7 6 6 5 5 T-2:37 AA-6.718 l.ii k .Newton :i9-36-75 176-490, Shirley Eldridge 181-177-516, r'leveland 71 73 .493 14 Hawkins 1 2 0 0 0 2 Washington at Tampa Bay. 4 p.m. ‘ larem e Bose 37-38-75 Toronto -6a....7a.^.^l8 W.'Lh 1 3 3 3 2 0 Monday s Game \n1iinio Cerda 37-38-75 Ruth Allen 450, Connie Hess 476, UConn, Yale West ‘ in Francisco Ciecn Hay al New York Giants. 9 p m. (i.ixin Levenson 37-35-75 Cindy Hurley 478. Kansas City 84 62 .575 — BiMni> (W 10-4) 6 1-3 6 1 1 0 5 Bohtiv Mitchell 37-38-75 names in the news California 82 64 .562 2 Minton (S 28 ) 22-3 3 0 0 0 0 Ken Green :J6-40-76 Chicago 78 67 538 5>'i I nllar pitf hiKl to 2 batters in 7th. Minnesota 2 17 3 0-22 Ki'nin Knox .39-37-76 grid team Seattle 68 77 .469 15>/^ HBP-hv Lollar (Clark). Balk—Brei- MAJOR Biitlalo 0 7 6 10-23 1 on Hinkle 37- 39-76 Denis Herron , Oakland 60 86 411 24 • ton- T--2-48 A—4,372. Min-Safety. Moore tackled in end zone 'r«‘ii\ Diehl 40- 36-76 Central lists confines tor Sox Texas 58 88 .397 26 LEAGUE Min-Bruer 22 pass from Kramer ^(lke Hooker .36-40-76 JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (UPI) — Newly acquired goalie Denis Herron Minnesota 53 93 .363 31 Danmeier kick) >111111' Howell 38- 38-76grid leaders Thursday’s Results rtAKI.ANI) CHICAGO Min-Brucr 2 pass from Kramer Bill Britton 40-.36-76 reported to the Pittsburgh Penguins’ training camp Thursday and par­ NEW BRITAIN — Seniors Robert DETROIT (UPI) - The Boston game winning streak going and see lead off the ninth and scored on a on schedule Texas 8. Minnesota 2 ^b r h bi ab r h bi LEADERS 'Danmeier kick) '<'ott 'Basketball Association are trying to figure why the veteran- laoU KC 149 492 90 151 .307 Biillalo-E'erguson 45-25-1-330. Iliik Murphy 41- 40-81 nEAIILE KANSAS CITY , until Wade Boggs singled up the stole second and scored when Larry forward apparently killed himself. proved are the Bruins and how hurt Home Runs BI'X’E'IVING—Minn-White 9-142. Senser P:il Lindsey 41-40-81. Presented by the Hartford P dozen games with the Brewers, ab r h bi ab r h bi ott Bailey .77-44-81 middle leading off the fifth. He had Herndon lined a single to center. Police said Thursday that the body of the 29-year-old Utah Jazz by graduation U Yale. ^'impson cf 5 0 12 Wilson cf 3 110 Nali'-nal League — Kingman. NY. 36; 3 27. NcLson 2-38. Brown 1-minus 8. Bruer Department of Parks and Recrea­ things look bleak because th ^ have Murphv, All. :B; Schmidt. Phil. 3:). 2-24 Lewis 114. Lecoiint 2-28. Buffalo- .1- imaleur "This boy’s output is very good,” player was found in the back seat of his car that was parked in a “ We are going to have to rely on Castillo 3b 50 10 WshngL ss 3 111 tion, the event will feature a series five more losses than seconcf place a two-hitter until the eighth. Moihte lb 2 110 Brett If 30 11 Horner. All. :2; Guerrero. and Brown 4-.'E. Lewis 5-93. Brammer 5-63. Baltimore. But then pinch-hitter Rich Ged- Manager Sparky Anderson said storage building on the city’s southeast side. sophomores more this year than any Pennant Races at a Glance Moses pr 0 0 0 0 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Tlmmpson Pill :#). leaks 1-lL Mosley 2-21, Butler 7-111. of mile runs around the Old State other season of recent note. Bv United Press International Malcr lb 1 0 0 0 White 2b 4 00 0 \merican League - Thomas. Mil. 35. Tiiitle 1-9 House, "W e’ve got to win just about all of man doubled, moved to third on a fly when noting Wilson now has 12 home “ (Our) preliminary investigation indicates the death was a suicide ind Winfield. NY. 35, Re, Jackson. Cal. A-77.753, /isk dh 5 10 0 Wathan c 3 0 0 0 Duffy to coach Making a special appearance will ball and scored on a sacrifice fly by runs and 33 RBI in 276 at-bats and the cause of death points to carbon monoxide poisoning but an Inexperience wili be our biggest AMERICAN LEAGUE Cowens rf 3 0 2 0 Aikens lb 2 0 0 0 ■4. Thornton. Clev. 31. Oglivie. Mil and the rest of our games,” Houk said. East Jerry Remy. Jim Rice doubled to covering 73 games this season. autopsy is scheduled later today,” police said in a statement problem,” said Yale coach Carm Sweet c 30 10 Martin rf 3 0 0 0 c«>o|ier, Md, 30 Coventry girls be Steve Scott, currently the "We’ve got to get a four-or five- W L Pet GB Brown If 3 0 12 Pryor 3b 3 0 0 0 Runs Baited In Cozza, whose team has won or Milwaukee 86 60 .589 — American record holder in the mile Thursday. TCru/ ss 3 110 N.’ihonal League -- Murphy. All. 106. Former University pf Connecticut Robinzine’s wife had filed a missing persons report with police shared the Ivy crowd since 1979. Baltimore 85 61 .582 1 ICru/ 2b 4 12 0 Oliver. MU 101 Bu'kner. Chi. 99. Clark. run and the second-fastest in track Games Remaining SF fr;, Horner All, and Thompson. Pitt All-American women’s soccer Wednesday morning fter she returned home and found her husband John Anderson’s team was 3-7 last Totals 34 4 10 4 Totals 28 2 3 2 history. Scott will work with the MILWAUKEE (16): Home (9>-New Seattle 010 100 002-4 '« player Felice Duffy has been named missing and a note indicating he might attempt suicide, police said. year in his first losing season in nine York (3), Sept. 17. 18. 19: Boston (3). Kansas City 0(0000000-2 AmcrUan League - M« Rae. KC. 122; Golf youngsters on running techniques at years at Brown. He sees improve­ Sept. 20. 21,. 2 ; Baltimore (3), Sept. 24. Fy- Washington. Castillo DP—Seattle 2. Thornton Clev 112, Cooper, Mil, UO; varsity girls’ soccer coach at Coven­ the prerace clinics and award 25 . 26; Away (7)—at Boston (3), Sept. 28, Winiield. NY. U)4. Thomas. Mil. 101. ment in almost every area. Kansas City 1. LOB—Seattle 9. Kansas try High. Duffy replaces John trophies to the top finishers. In addi­ Tim Raines 29. 30: at Baltimore (4), Oct. 1 (2). 2, 3. City 4, 2d—J. Cruz. 3B—Washington. Stolen Bases Bills put ball in BALTIMORE (16): Home (10>-Cleve- National I/eague — Raines. MU. 69. L. Sugden, who chose to remain in his “ Overall, this is a much improved Simpson. SB—Brown (22). S—Sweet. tion, each participant will receive a MONTREAL (UPI) — Montreal Expos’ speedster Tim Raines says land (3). Sept. 17. 18. 19; Detroit (3). Bointe. SF—Brett. Brown. Snoth StL. 64, Moreno. Pitt, and Wilson. native. England. ) team. We have more depth, better .<^pt 20. 21. 2 ; Milwaukee (4). Oct. 1 NV 56; S.Sax, LA. 46. free T-shirt. personal problems, not his acknowledged use of drugs until last May, IP H RERBBSO team speed and definitely are better (2). 2. 3. Away (6)—at Milwaukee (3), Seattle \ineri( an Ix'ague — Henderson. Oak. lie behind his slump from his recordsetting rookie pace of last year. conditioned,” Anderson said. Sept. 24 . 25. 26; at Detroit (3). Sept. 28. Bannister 7 3 2 0 3 7 124 Gareia. Tor, 49; J Cruz. Sea, 40. Raines said Thursday night after the Expos’ lost 9-4 to the New 29. 30. VandeBrg (W 8-4) 1 0 0 0 1 0 M-.litor Mil 37; Wathan, KC. 35. Bv United Press International Harvard hosts Columbia in its West Stanton (S 7) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Pitching Hall of Fame Tournament NFL players could strike York Mets to fall 2-Vi games behind St. Louis Cardinals that his almost-renovated stadium while Kansas City 84 62 .575 — Kansas City VUtorles Al Pinehursl. N.C.. Sept 16 to overtake Vikes California 82 64 .562 2 National League — Carlton. Phil. 2£)-9. energies are now devoted fully to the National League East pennant Leonard (L 185) 8 10 4 3 3 3 (Par 71) Dartmouth, which shared the title Games Remaining V ilen/uela. LA. 18-12; Rogers. MU. 17-7. Inhn Adams 35-32—67 race. Hood 1 0 0 0 0 0 with Yale last year, entertains KANSAS CITY (16): Home (7h~ Leonard pitched to 3 batters in 9th. H.'USS LA. 16-10; Niekro. Hous. Robin- ! indy Miller 34-34—68 Caiifnrnia (3). Sept 27, 28. 29: Oakland - n Pitt, and Welch. LA. 15-10; Ryan. ORCHARD PARK, N Y. (U P D - “ It doesn’t bother me that all these personal things about me came Penn. Cornell hosts Princeton. WP-Bannister. T-2:38. A-16.8IB. Tctinmv Valentine 33-35-88 Tuesday unless settlement out into the open,” he said, “ I’ve had some problems, sure, but all (4). Sept. 30. Oct. 1, 2. 3; Away (9)-at Hou. 15-11. , ^ Lance Ten Broeck 33-35—68 It appears the Buffalo Bills have 'They were not looking for us to throw down In the Yankee Conference, defen­ Minnesota (3). Sept. 17. 18, 19; at Ainericar lieague — Vurkovich. Mil. -lim Barber that’s behind me now. My only thought is concentrating oh the balance Calitornia (3). Sept. 20. 21. 2 ; at 17-4; Gura. KC. 17-10; Zahn. Cal. 16-8; NEW YORK (UPI) - With talks that Pete Rozelle would get off the shed their conservative image. ding champion Rhode Island travels NEW YORK BALTIMORE F.d Flori there, so it ws a good surprise tactic on our of the season and winning this thing. Everything else is out of my Oakland (3), Sept. 2A. 25 . 26. llovt Chi. 16-14. Morris. Det. 16-15 Itnb Byman 34-35—60 between the NFL and the Players anti-trust bill he is trying to sneak The Bills, staring a 22-16 defeat in to im prov^ (2-0) Maine while New CALIFORNIA (16): Home (6)-Kansas ab r h bi ab r h bi Earned Run Average i arry Mize mind.” Cilv (3). Sept. 20. 21. 2 ; Texas (3). Oct. Bndiph 2b 4 0 10 Shelby* cf 4 12 0 Based on I inning x number of games Association set to resume today, un­ through Congress and get to the the face |ate in the second half, put part.' Hampshire hosts always-tough i)an PcHilev 36-34-60 1. 4. 3; Away (10>—at Toronto (3), Sept. Mmphry cf 3 0 0 0 Dauer 3b 2 10 0 ■wh team has played) Hal Sutton ion head Ed Garvey is going into the bargaining table and see if we can the football in the air and came out Boston University. URI’s Bob Grif­ 17. 18. 19; at Texas (4). Sept. 2 . 24. 25. Griffev rf 4 0 0 0 Ripken ss 4 0 0 0 National League — Rogers. Mil. 2.31; Torrv Maunev Joe Ferguson Winfield If 4 12 1 Murray lb 4 12 1 bargaining session with an open resolve this matter.” with a 23-22 victory Thursday night John Adams fin is 5-1 against Maine and his team 28: at Kansas City (3). Sept. 27 . 28. 29. Andujar. StL. 2 56; Niekro. Hou. 2 61. Allen Miller ' Mazzilli dh 4 0 0 0 Roenick If 10 11 L.askey. SF. 2.73; Solo. Cin. 2.84. Hobby Clampett 34-35—69 mind — and a clarion call for Com­ Cleveland owner Art Modell over the Minnesota Vikings before a PINEHURST, N.C. (UPI) — John Adams goes into today’s second is coming off a win at Lafayette. NATIONAL LEAGUE Balhoni lb 3 0 10 Ford rf 3 0 10 American l^eague — Petry. Del. 3(B. Curtis Strange missioner Pete Rozelle. predicted Thursday that a players’ national-television audience. round of the Hall of Fame PGA tournament fighting to remain a Maine hasn’t been 2-0 since 1957. East Evans 3b 4 0 0 0 Singletn dh 3 0 0 0 Sutc liffe. Cle. 3 06; Vuckovich. Mil. 3.21; •lav Haas 33-37— 7D half, with Ferguson firing a 6-yard tate to them.” W L Pet. GB Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Sakata 2b 3 0 0 0 f’aliner. Bal. 3 22; Stanley. Bos. and Mike Reid In a taped telephone statement for strike, if it occurs, would be short, The Bills’ final drive of 94 yards professional golfer. The other Yankee Conference St. I^ouis 81 63 .563 — Murcer ph 1 0 0 0 Dempsey c 3 0 0 0 iteattie. Sea. 3.34. scoring pass to veteran wide The Bills began dictating early in Bohrtsn ss 3 0 2 0 Garv Koch the media Thursday, Garvey said but indicated the season could be culminated at the Minnesota 11-yard After shooting a 4-under-par 67 Thursday, the first-round leader teams have non-ieague foes. Philadelphia . 80 66 .552 P-i '* Strikeouts Lee Elder receiver Frank Lewis with 14 the second half, with Ferguson Montreal 79 86 .545 2‘'i Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 27 3 6 2 National liCague Solo. Cin. 241. lim Booros 35-®—TO from Washington that his executive scrubbed if it went more than two line, when quarterback Joe needs to hang on in the next three rounds with a respectable finish in Connecticut hosts Northeastern in a New York 010 000 000-I seconds left to cut the Vikings’ lead throwing a 4-yard touchdown strike INttsburgh 77 68 .531 4*-^ Carlton Phil. 239; Ryan. Hou. 221; Tim Norris committee was meeting to evaluate weeks, Ferguson fired a pass in the direc­ order to gain a tour exemption next year. game where it’s safe to bet on the Games Remaining Baltimore 200 001 00x-3 Vaienziiela. LA. 174; Welch. LA. 157. to Butler to cut the score to 19-13 E—Winfield. Robertson. DP—New York lerrv Heard “ 1 can’t believe it would be a to 19-7. ST. LOUIS (18): Home (7^-Phila- American league — Bannister. Sea. I*'d Dougherty the bargaining talks that will tion of wide receiver Jerry Butler. He’s not alone. Many of the leaders in this tournament, devoid of Huskies. ’The Huskies from Boston 2 LOB-New York 7. Baltimore 8. H R - ‘When we got some points it and put the Bills back into the game. delphia (2). Seat 20. 21; Pittsburgh (2). 185 Barker. Clev. 158; Righetti. NY. 146; Steve MeInvK resume today at 2 p.m. EDT at a lengthy absence, because of the Butler got past Vikings’ cornerback most of the PGA’s top names, are also striving to finish in the top 125 are 0-9-1 in the series against the Sept. 2 . a . Chicago (3). Sept. 24 . 25. 26; Winfleld (35). SB—Murray (7). S—Ford. Giiidrv NY. 144; Beattie. Sea. 140. started to come back,” said Bills Nick Mike-Mayer, however, missed Denis Watjion midtown hotel. physical condition it takes to play John Turner, stetched and hauled in on the money list this year to avoid a serious curtailment of their tour­ Huskies from Storrs. Awav HD—at New York (5). Sept. 17 Dauer Saves . i’hil Hancock’ * * ^ 1 ? 7 defensive end Ben Williams. “ Then the extra point. i2). 18 (2). 19: at Montreal (2), Sept. 27. IP H R ER BBSO National League — Sutter. SlL. 32. Mike Holland the game,” he said. ” We cannot a pass, to give the Bills the lead with nament schedules and a return to qualifying school. Massachusetts, which opened with New York we were in more of a position to dic­ 28: at Pittsburgh (2). Sept. 29. 40; at Minton. SF. 28; Garber. Atl. 27. WcKtdy Fitzhugh “ We have not made a final deci­ play a split season like baseball. We 2:48 remaining. a 25-3 win over West Chester, Chicago (2). Oct. 2. 3, Bmhetti (L 9-9) 8 6 3 2 5 5 P(*ardon. 'dtl. 25; Allen. NY. and Morris Halalsky “ I’m borderline on the money list,” said Adams, who ranks 132nd, Baltimore sion yet,” said Garvey. "The cannot and will nolf. In the past, the Bills, on occasion, travels to Holy Cross, which al$o is PHILADELPHIA (17): Home (10>- Trkulve. Pit 19. Scott Hoch but posted his best first round ever Thursday for a one-shot lead over Pitlsburgh (3). Sept. 17. 18. 19; Chicago Palmer (W 14-4) 9 6 1 1 2 3 American league — Quisenberry. KC. .lim Nelford players could strike as of Tuesday of “ If it’s short, we might just be have been quietly accused of being 1-0. The Minutemen do have Garry (2). Sept. 27 . 28; Montreal (2), Sept. 2 . HBP—bv Righetti (Roenicke). WP— :ci Fingers. MIL 29; Gossage. NY. 28; Lance Ten Broeck, Tommy Valentine, Lindy Miller and Jim Barber. Righetti P B ^erone. T-2:38 A-25.089. .'Bill Sander next week or postpone it for a week. able to pick up the pieces where we somewhat conservative in crucial Pearson back, who led the nation .1): New York (3). Oct. 1. 2. 3; Away (7) Caudill. Sea. 25. Davis. Minn, and K’.ric Batten >at St Louis (2). Sept. 20. 21; at Spillner. Cle. 19. Gary McCord 35-3^71 I think it’s premature to make that left off and push the season back,” situations. Tired Palmer stops Yanks last year in all-purpose yardage. Jimmy Connors Montreal (2). Sept. 2 . 2 ; at New York Greg Powers ^2^11 determination. He refused to predict at what “ They were not looking for us to ‘"rhey have in Garry Pearson a (3). Sept. 24. 25. 26. •lelf Sanders MONTREAL (17); Home (10)-Chicago “ We’ll go to the bargaining, table point the owners would decide to throw down there, so it was a good BALTIMORE (UPI) - iSaltimore ing on May 3Uth against Toronto. NEW YORK (UPI) — U.S. Open champion Jimmy Connors, who player who most feel is pne of the "DNTREA' ■ BOSTON DETROIT BchI Nuckolls (3). Sept. S^t. 1'.17. 18. 19; .Philadelphia (2). ab r h bi ab r h bi Keith Fergus 35-3&-71 with an open mind. We’re going to cancel the season. surprise tactic on our part,’ ’ Orioles manager Earl Weaver has “ We call him Superman,” said assumed the No. 1 spot on the A’TP computer this week, continues to top backs in the E ast,’ ’ said Sept. 2 . a ; Pittsburgh (3). Sept. 24. 25. Remy 2b 3 0 0 1 Whitakr 2b 4 111 Gihhy Gilbert make some moves and we expect “ There is a point of no return, but Ferguson said. “ When you get been watching Jim Palmer pitch for Weaver. “ Every time the guy lead the Grand Prix statistics in the first service category. Crusaders’ coach Rick Carter, ept. Sept. 27. 2R\ pyvahs rf 3 0 0 0 Wilson cf 3 112 George Archer 34-^—H Away (7)—at New York (2), ^pt. 20. 21; Rice If 4 12 0 Johnsn dh 2 10 0 Richard Zokol 36-®-H them to make some moves.” I can’t put a timetable on it,” he behind like we were and you’re almost 17 years, and after all that doesn’t give a Superman effort, Connors, who has played more Grand Prix matches than any other whose team downed UNH 28-0 last at mladelphia (2). Sept. 29, 30; at Ystrzm dh 2 0 00 Herndon If 20 11 Roger Maltbie ^*3^H Then, taking an obvious swipe at said. ” 1 would dread the con­ playing a team like Minnesota that time it would seem he would not be we’re disappointed. But he’s human, player this year, is making good on his first serves 72.3 per cent of the Saturday. “ His stats prove him to be Pittsburgh (3). Oct. 1. 2, 3. (.ansfrd 3b 4 0 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 2 0 Payne Stewart 36-®—n PITTSBURGH (17): Home (5>-St. the NFL commissioner, Garvey sequences of a strike going beyond can throw it down the field and amazed by anything Palmer did. and what he did tonight was time. Jeff Borowiak is second with 70.6 and Dick Stockton in third at one of the best in the (Miuntry.” Boggs lb 4 0 2 1 Laga lb 4 0 0 0 Charles Krenkel Louis (2). ^ pt. 29, 30; Montreal (3). Oct. Miller cf 40 10 Brookns 3b 4 0 00 Blaine Mcrallisler 34-.T7—71 wisecracked, “ I would hope now two weeks.” score, you’ve got to gamble. But after Baltimore’s 3-1 decision amazing.” 70.2. 1. 2. 3; Away (12)—at Philadelphia (3). Hoffmn ss 2 0 0 0 Fahey c 4 0 10 Tennis “ You’ve got to take a few over the New York Yankees Equally amazed was Oriole Steve Denton took over the top spot in aces, knocking Chip Hooper NCAA to fight Sept. 17. 18, l9; at Chicago (2), Sept. 20. Gedman c 2 110 Trmmll ss 4 12 0 from the lead. 21: at St. Louis (2). %pt. 22. 23; at Allenson c 2 0 00 -<% chances,” added Ferguson, who Thursday night on a Palmer six- pitching coach Ray Miller. “ He Montreal (3). Sept. 24. S , 26; at New Hancck ph 10 0 0 TURKEY SHOOTS completed 25-of-45 passes for 330 hitter, Weaver said he was sur­ (Palmer) came in after the third in­ judge’s decision York (2). Sept, zf, 28. Valdez ss 0 0 0 0 prised. Ken Stabler West Totals 31 2 6 2 ToUls 31 4 8 4 yards. ning saying the ball didn’t seem to MISSION, Kan. (UPI) — The Los Angeles 83 64 .566 — Boston 000000011-2 The Vikings were taking all the “ I don’t know how he did it,” be going where it should and that his NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Quarterback Ken Stabler will start Sun­ NCAA is apparently not going to Atlanta 80 66 548 2 ^ . Detroit 000 000 40x-4 By United Press International CALDWELL OIL, INC. $175,(110 International Every chances early in the game, jumping Weaver said. “ He pitched the back was hurting. take a federal judge’s ruling that Games Remaining B—Remy. DP—Detroit 1. LOB—Boston day in the Saints’ game With the Chicago Bears, coach Bum Phillips LOS ANGELES (15): Home (10)- 6. [>etroit 9. 2B—Lemon. WhiUkerr. At Tokyo, Sept 16 to a 19-0 lead in the first half on two seventh, eighth and ninth innings ’‘He’s throwrt with three days rest said Thursday. throws out its $280 millon television Houston (3). Sept. 17. 18, 19; San Gedman. Rice. HR—Wilson (12). S B - First round LET YOUR NEWSPAPER package lying down. Francisco (3), Sept. 24, 25, 26; Cincinnati Trammell (13), Johnson (3), Fahey (1). S Wendy Turnbull. Australia, def. Mary touchdown passes from Tommy strictly on knowledge. He had to be his last five times out, and his 141 The 13-year veteran started last week against the St. Louis Car­ 1j,u Piatek. I'.S.. 6-2: 6-3: Hana help you keep fruit jars Sun. tired.” The NCAA, called a “ classic (2) . Sept. 27. 28; AtlanU (2). Sept. 29, —Johnson. SF—Remy. Kramer to tight end Bob Bruer of 22 pitches may be (the most he has dinals, pushing aside llyear veteran Archie Manning, who has been 30: Away (5>—at San Diego (2), Sept. 21. IP H RER B BSO Mnndlikova. ('zerhoslovakia. def. Ann sparkling clean and sweet * 1109* C.O.D. Kiyomura. U.S , 6-3. 6-2. Bettina Bunge, •)($ starling Sept. 19th and 2 yards, a safety after Bills Palmer, 14-4, used 141 pitches, thrown in) the last several years ” the Saints’ chief quarterback since he joined the club in 1971. cartel” by U.S. District Judge Juan 22; at San Francisco (3), Oct. 1, 2. 3. Boston smdlling. Wash jars, dry (t- thru Nov. 2l8t Burciaga Wednesday, said Thursday ATLANTA (16): Home (3)—San Diego Torrez (L 9-9) 61-3 6 3 3 3 2 U S . def, Sabina Siminonds. ttaly. 7-6. 6- rookie running back Booker Moore walking two and striking out three, The triumph moved Baltimore to Stabler and Manning combined for 20 completions in 34 attempts for (3) . Sept. 24. 25, 26; Away (13)-at Clear 2-311111 I Bonnie Oaduse‘k. U.S . def. Billie Jean completely then put a large 10 a.m. to 4 p.m, was tackled in the end zone and a 43- in recording his 262nd career vic­ within one game of the American 224 vards in. the 21-7 loss against St. Louis. it planned to ask for a stay of the Cincinnati (3), Sept. 17, 18, 19; at Brown 1 1 0 0 0 1 Kinc U S . 6-2. M . Pam Casale. U.S.. piece of newspaper inside MANCMUTER verdict, with the Intent of following Houston (3)'. Sept. 20. 21. 22; at San Detroit liel l/,slie Allen. II.S.. 7-6. 7-6; Sandy yard field goal by Rick Danmeier. tory. It was his 12th triumph in his League Eastern Division-leading Francisco (2), ^ p t. 27. 28; at Los t'ollins. U.S.. del, Kate f-albam. U.S..6-2. the jar and put the lid on. COON 0 FOX CLUl 649-8841 Wilcox (W 11-8) 9 6 2 2 2 9 The Bills finally awoke late in the last 13 decisions, his last loss com- Milwaukee Brewers, who were idle. the action with an appeal. Angeles (2). Sept. S . 30; at San Diego HBP—bv Wilcox (Yastrzemski). by fid Mima Jausovee. Yugoslavia, def. The paper will absorb any North RIvor Road (3). Oct. 1. 2. 3. .lonnne Russell. U S., 6-3. 6-3. COYontry Torrez (fterndon). T—2:15. A:—8253. moisture. MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Sept 17, 1982 — 19

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Parts 4259. stove, furniture, artemesia 225 Chrysler in-board with November 1st. Call after 6 weekends. Gabor Janosi. "Check my rate before you Call 643-6297. 7200 miles, excellent condi­ benefit package and shift excellent frinse benefit & Service. Low prices! wreaths, childrens fresh water cooling. Less p.m., 649-0842. FREE estimates. decorate.'" Dependable. tion, like new, automatic differential. Call 643-5151, program. For additional B.D. Pearl & Son. 649 Main FOR SALE - Twiri mat­ clothing, toys. than 200 hours on engine. transmission. $7500. Call ask for DNS at Crestfield. Fully insured. 646-1653. Street. 643-2171. ELECTRIC STOVE 19" Call between 8 and 10 p.ml, information and interveiw □ REAL ESTATE apartment size. Good con­ tress, very good condition, Homes tor Rent 54 649-5889. DESIGN KITCHENS - asking $20.00. Delivery " NEIGHBORHOOD - 10 - 3. 742-7668. oooooooooooooooooooooooo call: cabinets, vanities, counter INTERIOR AND dition. Asking $65.00. 649- BACK TO SCHOOL means COLOR n u SOLID CHERRY Bedroom possible. 649-6548 Saturday. Lots of mens EAST HARTFORD - Large Motorcycies-Bicycles 64 back to work. Parents, tops, kitchen cabinet EXTERIOR Painting, set - double bed. vanity, 2558. Homes For Sale 23 paper hanging, carpentry good shoes, and 10. Antiques 48 six rooms plus. Cape. returning students and fronts, custom bench and dresser. $500 or Strollers, frames, curtains, work. Fully insurecl. J.P. GUITAR, Accoustic for TWO SEARS HR-78-15" Three bedrooms, fireplace, MOTORCYCLE others: If you have the MANCHESTER - 66 Henry woodworking, colonial best reasonable offer. 649- dynaglass radial snow tires.: dishes, 1-35 Columbus WANTED; ANTIQUE Fur­ centrally located near reproductions in wood. Lewis and Son, 649-9658. sale, student, never used. INSURANCE - Lowest time and need cash, we MATURE CLEANING Street. $70,000. Six room 8567 after 6. mounted Ford wheels. Street, niture, glass, pewter, oil churches, schools and Rates Available! Many op­ have a limited number of Person needed part time. J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. In carrying case. Best Colonial, I'/z baths, Used. Good tread. $75.00 ------^ p a i n t i n g s , or antique busline. Pay own utilities. tions. Call: Clarice or part-time positions in our Must be reliable, D.G. PETERSEN Painting offer over $M.00. Call after enclosed porch, two car LARGE MICROWAVE Telephone 649-4279. 'V THREE FAMILY Tag Sale ftems. R. Harrison. ^ 3 - Security required. 'Joan, Clarke Insurance phone sales department. WILL BABYSIT your child Company - interior, 5 p.m., 649-5943. - Saturday, September gygg experienced and have garage. Lot 60 x 150. Oven, practicallv new. Available August 1st. $600 Agency 643-1126. Evening positions remrences. Call for a p - in my Bolton home. ■ exterior, spray, brush or Original cost $699. Will sell 18th. Rain date September Marion E. Robertson. roll. Custom wallpaper TWO LADDER staging EXTENSION PLANK, 8 ft. ' monthly. 643-1845 or 643- available. No experience pointment, 643-5177. Telephone 646-2820. for $399. Call 649-3440. 19th. 9 to 4. Corner of Realtor, 643-5953. hanging. Workmanship hooks, $20.00. Telephone - 15 ft. $10.00. Telephone" ANTIQUES & 1773. 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV necessary. Will train those 643:6526. Cooper and High streets. COLLECTIBLES - will with ambition and good HELP WANTED - full and guaranteed. 646-8467. 643-4389, Puch moped. Like. new. BUILT IN 1966. KENMORE Heavy dut purchase outright or sell on BOLTON - 6 room Ranch. Asking $450.00. Telephone voices. Earn $67.40 to part time. Neat washer, four years of7. a n t i q u e ' SALE - Conveniently located three Homes For Sale 23 GUITAR: Six (steel) LIGHT FIXTURE - wagon commission. House lot or 1 '/z baths, garage, GRAB A DUSTPAN AND 643-1958. $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry appearance a must. Oppor­ bedroom Colonial, with U'z Call 643-6545 after 5 p.m. wheel type with five glass , Frames, much more. single piece. Telephone fireplace.$600 monthly plus after 5 p.m., Monday - tunity to make $250 a week string Yamaha guitar. ! ■ Saturday, September 18th, baths, appliances, finished and copper lanterns.! 644-8962. utilities. Security and FOR SALE - Moped - Thursday at 643-2711. to start. Applicants apply TWO TUB Apartment size Excellent condition. \ ' 8 -2 p.m. 4 Harvard Road, CLEAN-UP SOME $AVINGS family room in basement, Originally $200 - asking $75. $30,00. 646-1244. references requireu. 643- Excellent running condi­ Monday - Friday, 10 a m. hardwood floors, nice level washing machine. $25.00. . Manchester. Produce 50 1577. MUNSONS CANDY or 2 p.m. at 629 Main C^PUBLISHER’S NOTICE Call evenings, 643-7868. tion. Have lo see to lot. $69,900. Strano Real Call 646-7487. TWO E78-14 recapped snow at DILLON FORDII believe! $400. Call Mike - Kitchen has openings in Street, Manchester. I TA(3 SALE - 64 Homestead Estate, 646-2000. tires, like new. $40.00. Call " GRAPES - Pick your own FOUR BEDROOM Cape, 649-2633. retail sales and packing. E.O.E. FOR SALE - Six piece DINETTE SET - table, .' ' ■ Street. Household items, 270 t = r leaf, two chairs. $55.00. after 5:30 p.m., 646-0286. in your own bas'kets. $490 plus utilities. Please Hours 9-4:30 Monday - French provincial bedroom t . I clothing, plants, books anil Street MANCHESTER - Forest EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Call 649-1819, Hackmatack call Carole days, 278-1212 1980 YAMAHA SX-400G Friday. Call for appoint­ MASSEUSE - Female Hills - Lovely eight room set. Asking $250. Telephone KENMORE Automatic j- lets o f m iscellaneous. (Rear). Ext. 6272; evenings 537- ment, 649-4332. Special. 25 00 miles, with preferred. Good at­ custom Colonial, all large J49-7878. washing machine, copper- Saturday, September 18th 3894. mosphere, excellent SOFA b e d needs mat­ and Sunday, September PICK YOUR OWN engine guard and helmet. rooms, central air- tress. Perfect for family tone color, $70.00. Call 649- ■ $1100. 649-6035. CLERKS NEEDED for all clientele. In the Windham All real estate advertised in this newspaper is subject to the 18 CUBIC FT. G.E. 19th, 9 - 4. peppers, sweet bell, horn conditioning, priced at Federal Fair Housing Act of 1966^hich makes it illegal to advertise 5547. Olllces-Stores shifts. We are looking for area. Experience not refrigerator, two door, room. Original cost $5 00 - ami fires, hot eastern $109,000. Owner will take any preference, limitation, or discrimination bas^d on race..color, tor Rent 55 BOI/rON people that want to work. needed - will train. Open avocado green. Used six take it away for $50! Keep TWO FAMILIES - Satur- rockets, Hungarian wax second mortgage. U & R religion, sex o> national origin, or an intention to make any such 1969 GMC Truck body, sin” and Portigual. Rufs, 440 IHJIILIC iNOTICK Please apply: Seven-11 seven days a week. Call preference, limitation or discrimtnation This newspaper will not months. $175. 643-9708. trying p.m., 647-9613. ) ) day, 18th, 10 - 4. Dishes, . Realty Co.. 643-2692, R.D. foot bed, good condition.- ‘ Addison Road, Glaston­ NEWLY RENOVATED Store, 513 Center Street, 423-7519. Murdock, Realtor. knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in Asking $20.00. Call 646-3513 ■ • j tools,- pictures, shoes, The iConing Board of Appeals will FOR SALE - Rossignal skis household items, furniture, bury, 633-5116. 310 SQuare feet office hold a hearing at* the Town Hall at Manchester, between the violation of the law Articles tor Sale 41 evenings. ‘ hours of 7 and 3. CHRISTMAS IS COMING! and Nordica boots size 6Vz. miscellaneous. 118 Main availaDle. Main Street 222 Bolton Center Rd. on Thurs.lay. Earn yours free! $75.00 or best offer. Call Street. location with ample September 23. 1962. at 7;00 P.M. to DENTAL Demonstrate toys and gifts 643-6011. parking. Cali 649-2^1. hear the following appeals; TAG SALES 1 Appeal of David and Mary Ann RECEPTIONIST - part for House of Lloyd Party FOUR FAMILIES - Fur­ u ALUMINUM SHEETS DJJNHAM Insulated boots COMMERCIAL Business l>rcw of 12 Birch Mountain Rd. time for Manchester oral Plan. Free kit. Only two niture, dishes. Harlequin, PICK AT THE I'^xit. for a 15 foot side yard surgery office. Office skills weeks left to hire! Call used as printing plates. .007 size 11. Like new. Asking . / miscellaneous. Saturday, location - 2,000 plus square variance to construct a shed. feet. Laree display window required. Duties include: collect - 443-8149 7-9 a.m.; thick. 23x28‘'i” . 50c each, $30.00. 649-2348. PARISH WIDE Tag Sale - ^ptem ber 18, 9:00 - 3:00. CORN CRIB 2 Appeal of Harold and Rosemae insurance, billing and 464-7010 6-9 p.m. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- 180 Wells Street, area. High traffic. Jarvis of 1-12 French Rd. for 18,179 St. James Church Garage.Ga RaspbmrriM - Reasonable rent. Many patient scheduling. 2711. They MUST be picked JUNIOR SIZE 13, navy Thursday, Septemberher 16th Manchester. Rain or shine. sq ft. area and 17 foot sideline four piece suit. $20.00. uses. Will sub-divide. variances for an existing dwelling. Experienced preferred. up before 11:00 a.m. only. and Friday, Septemt ” ‘ ihef' TELLER/CLERK Telephone 568-5926, 10 - 0:30 pm Strano Real Estate, 6 4 6 - 3 Appeal of M ark and Karen 649-2272. 17th, 5 - 1I'l; SaJ.tfrday,"' JLASS, g a m e s , puzzles, Receive and disburse funds, DARK LOAM - 5 yards 2000. \spinwall of 114 French Rd. for 837. $89,900 979.900 September lU)h, a.m. - picture frames, pictures, Sq ft area and 11 foot sideyard answer phones, operate drive delivered, $60. plus tax. FOR SALE - Bicycle built Buckland Road UD window, keypunch dally 11 p.m. Some' ing for : cobbler's bench, dolls, mis­ variances for an existing dwelling I m c ^ t m M U kUMMut - | n f ( - l i ^ t k 13>31i*- batMi W t I n « i hiidL ImSn t i M i, laffi lnwl M ( Sand, Gravel, Stone & for two. $20.00. Call 6 4 6 - Wanted to Rent J.H. Roberts, work. Full time, call for ap­ ttiin M m wilt - itrMt U ulraiMl) cwnM Uc*. Everyone! cellaneous items. No junk. South Windsor mm, tw j 4miM MkM this On ^ het M i ti MiUi In Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. 8706. No previews. Saturday, Chairman pointment. Teller experience WOULD LIKE TO RENT WE'RE SWEEPING AWAY PRICES TO ABSOLUTE required. Phone; 646«8B70. Call Sandy Sanyrabon 2tt-6M1 September 18, 10 to 5 p.m. Zoning Board of Appeals HUGE TAG SALE - Satur­ two bedroom duplex in PHOTO ACCESSORIES - ANTIQUE MAGAZINES - Rain date Sunday. 152 ROCK BOTTOM ON ALL 1982 MODELS IN STOCKII ■ 012-09 day only 9 - 3. Much glass, Manchester. Preferably Two Nikon 35mm film House beautiful and others. jewelry, pottery, old ' Branford Street. cassettes and one Contax 50 cents per copy. 649-7517. heat included, for Ym , in on* iwspact, Dillon it jutt lik* oil th* other d*al«n. Our 1983 models ore coming in toon, and we're just records, clothes, toby November 1 st. 684-4513 at onxiout a t they or* to tell off our '82 stock. That meant real borgoint for you, at we reduce our already low LEGAL NOTICE 35mm film cassette, $5 mugs, etc. 63 Benton!' TAG SALE - Best in Town! RENTALS LADYS 26” Deluxe quality and 8 7 2 -0 8 9 2 after 5:30 p.m. pricet by hundreds of dolkirtl But that's where any similarity between us ends. UIMISSION OF KI.FjrrttKS each. Two Graflite Street. ■' Many varied items in­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Raleigh built bicycle, with Notice is hereby given that the flashbulb guns, $5 each. cluding TV, ski equipment, Rooms lor Rent 52 M ott dealers ted you o cor, period. They're not interested in helping you pick the best vehicle for your needs or saddle baskets, 3-speed, TWO BEDROOM Apart­ Board of Admission of F!lcctors. of Call Doug Bevins at The MULTI FAMILY Tag S a le - stereo speakers, lawn •••••••••••••••••••••••• budget, or in properly servicing what you buy. At o matter of fact, th */re not really interested in helping you Herald, 643-2711, after 1 and pump. Blue and white. ment or Condo. -the Town of Manchester, will be in - 101 Oliver R o a d ," - ' mower,_____ dishes, at all...oll they want is your money. And then what happens to you if you hove a problem? You're up the creek! session in the Municipal BuHding. p.m. Like new. $80.00. 649-1794. housewares, furniture, ROOMS - CENTRALLY Professional woman. Cali September 25, 9 to 3. located downtown, kitchen 647-0373 after 6:00 p.m. Dillon Soles & Service does a whol* lot more thon just sell you o cor. From th* moment you first walk in, until Town Clerk's Office, on Saturday. miscellaneous. Saturday, th* day you tell it, w* give you service. No matter when you bought it, or how much you paid, we're there to September 25. 1982 from 9’00 A.M. September 18th, 10 - 4. privileges. Inquire 39 Cot­ NEIGHBORHOOD Tag’" a u t o m o t iv e help you. W * stand behind what w* sell, and we've been doing it since 19331 It doesn't cost us any more, or ifi I 00 P M . for the purpose of ad­ Rain date: Sunday. 161' tage Street, Manchester, " mitting all persons who are found Hawthorne Street, a.m. to 4 p.m. you. So if you're looking for reliable transportation at a good price - without the usual aggravation - do yourself t«» be qualified lo be Electors Manchester. Free Autos For Sale o favor and come see us. You'll find that for value, service, quality, and cere, NO ONE con beat Dillon Soles Daleid at Manchester this 17th refreshments. PLEASANT ROOM for & ServKel (lav of September. 1962. mature working HOARD OF ADMISSIONS gentleman. Kitchen 1975 OLDS CUTLASS Salon Mary A. Gelinas Selectman Raymond R. Lanzano, Sr. Selectman Mary E. Willhide Selectman O r$t-S ^ SvuHU S ie k! Edward Tomkiel 319 Man Scr^t^Across fnom^nmory) MANCHESTER. CT. 6 4 3 - 3 1 ^ 5 Town Clerk n2(W»9 20 - MANCHESTKR HERALD. Fri,, Sept 17. 1982 1 ti> ^ 2 > H. • 3 East of the River BETTER VALUES Real Estate

SOUTH WINDSOR — 2 year old 8 room THROUGH THE YEARS Colonial, all good sized rooms, above home ownership has been the best ground pool. $132,000. investment a family can make ... IT STILL IS

SOUTH WINDSOR — New 8 room Contem­ porary, 3-4 bedrooms, carpeting, central air cond. $147,000.

} I „ U&R REALTY CO. Uk) 643-2692 Robert D. Murdock. Realtor - A

MANCHESTER $69,500 ‘ASSUMASLE MORTGAGE POSSIRLE” Here’s name you’ll never “Special Financing" forget ------Yo Yo Carroll III Your husband has been transferred • you have to be moved In a month • you're all excited - you've Aft .liii got a million things to think about - let Yo Yo help you! Immaculate and well cared for older Colonial . .'A You've finally decided to retire to with 3 bedrooms, 1 % baths, full basement & the Islands • you've signed the nice yard. Call now for details! $64,900. papers on your condominium - pick up the phone - call Yo Yo and your ANTIQUE COLONIAL housihouse In Manchester will be sold In a Looking for an Immaculate 8 room Antique Colonial in jiff/ “LARGE AND SUPER CLEAN" Manchester'^ This Porter Street beauty has it all! Call us for an Your new baby has arrived • noW exclusive showing today! Only $94,900. you realize the house Is too small • • i' what to do? Naturally you'll think of Yo Yo • she'll find you a new home Out of state owner offers a 13% fixed rate that's just the right size. mortgage. 7 room eye dormered Cape with So whenever you want to sell or the following amenities; fireplace living room, buy a house, call Yo Yo Carroll at huge first floor master bedroom addition, 2 646-4040 or stop in and meet her at baths, formal dining room, large eat-ln- the Edmund Qorman Agency. ) oln$uln f nrroU RMltore*at 604 East Middle Turn­ kitchen, 2 car garage, in-ground pool pike in Manchester. , FANTASTIC BUYI IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYII Don’t miss out on this 7 room 3-4 bedroom This Forest Hills L-Shaped Ranch has 4 bedrooms, center beauty of a Ranchi Eat-In kitchen, 1V2 baths, fireplace in the living room St dining room, 2 full baths (one in huge basement (partially finished), and gar­ master bedroom) and a 2 car*garage!. 12% FIXED RATE ED QORMAN MORTGAGE 25 YEARS available to qualified buyers. age. Beautiful yard. $73,500. CALL 849-0917 ASSOCIATES iordon 604 Middle Turnpike East STRAND REAL ESTATE Manchester ALIBMO REALTY, inc. E fl LTY, 156 East Center St., Manchester 182 South Main St., Mnnchaalar 105 MAIN ST„ MANC. 646-4040 649-0917 MLS 643-21?4 646-2000

REST RUY JAMESMccuvAmeH R. AGENCY e RESIDENTIAL

e COMMERCIAL Outstanding, 4 bedroom. 2 bath U&R located In RocKledge PROPERTY MANAGEMENT section. Lovely fireplaced family room, fireplaced living room, e bright cheerfull kitchen. Price $109,500. e RENTALS YOU’LL NEVER GET POOR ONE OF A KIND WOODUND MANOR CONDOMINIUMS |Complete^eal^Estat^^ collecting rent and this duplex will have no U&R built 1, 2, and 3 bedroom units feature trouble renting! In overall move-ln condition, 73 West Center St., Manchester each unit offers two bedrooms, one and one- spacious rooms, separate basements. In­ half baths, private entrances and excellent dividual heat, and are fully appllanced. rental return. A must to see. $95,000. We Invite comparison for quality and price. 1 bedroom — $41,900, 2 bedroom — $51,900, 1 649-3800 Magnlllcent 9 room 3600 sq. ft. Colonial set on B.2 acres o f and 3 bedroom — $56,900. Manchester countryside. Large 16'x32' llroplaced living room, 2’A baths, large panelled llreplaced family room, etc., etc. Must be seen. Price $243,500. i ' X DANIEL F. REALE, INC. KEITH REAL ESTATE REALTORS 464 E. Center Street ZINSSER AGENCY £ U iO £ r 4 175 Mein 8t.. Mancheeler £ U i O £ r j 750 Main St., Mane. RCAITORS Manchester 646-4126 REALTOR 646-4S25 646-1511 MANCHESTER ^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. 243 MAIN 8T. VERNON CIRCLE or MANCHESTER VERNON 4,000 square feet prime industrial 643-1991 872-9153 including — 11 -^1' t t* EXPRESS YOURSELF BRAND NEW CONDO by decoratihg this newer 3 bedroom Ranch In Priced at only $52,900. 2 generous bedrooms, Forest Hills! 2 lull bsths, llrsplsce, double gsr- 600 sq. ft. of air-conditioned 1 '/t baths, company sized kitchen, full basement, age. Plus a commanding night view of Hartford appliances, carpeting plus. skyline. $73,000. carpeted office space.

MANCHESTER $78,000 BOLTON $109,000 Loading dock, all utilities, WELL CONSTRUCTED Magnificent looking Georgian COLONIAL In a TWO FAMILY with 7 rooms on each aldel Treed prestigious neighborhood with a view of Bolton good parking, central. grounds: Comfortable home! Hardwood floors; Lake. Special financing with this 11 room, 3 Convenient location! fireplaces, 3 car garage.

<300 per square foot Heated. PARKLIKE YARD RERIERIBER YESTER YEAR - surrounds this Immaculate 6 room Cape with 2 but live With all of todays convenience! 8 room baths, garage and fireplace. LARGE ROOMSIl ho m e with 2 full baths. 2 large porches and a Owner will finance at 13%t double garage! Beautiful large loti $89,900. UBDITJ R E A t K ) R S ^ IBLANCHARD & ROSSEHO, INC MANCHESTER 8118,000 MANCHESTER $119,000. ADELAIDE ROAD LOCATION ELEGANT LIVING AND ... WARREN E. HOWLAND, Inc. REALT0R8 L = J Quality financing available on this 7 room brick gracious entertaining add a touch of class to thla 189 Wm I C«nt*r StrMt BW1H0U9K 2.200 aq. ft. RANCH. Rrat floor family room, RAISED RANCH with upper and lower level living areas. 4 bedrooms. 2% baths, located In one of 555 Main Straat 643-1108 Manchaatar (Comer ot McKee) laundry, enclosed porch. FIXED RATE 13% 848-2482 mortgage Is a must to Inspect! Manchester's finer neighborhoods!