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Clear tonight Manchester, Conn. sunny, humid Friday Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 !?! Gracious and Spacious — See page 2 Single copy: 25C HOME Luxurious 4 Bedroom Colonial on oversized treed lot In Manchester. Kitchen has dining f I I Ml area opening up to family room. Two car gar­ age, 2V2 baths and 1 st floor laundry. Crestfield Old-style cook $123,900. broke law, Is taking keys to Brass Key ■ VM^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. ^ NLRB says Bv James P. Sacks z ' Herald Reporter THE Bv James P. Sacks 243 Main St., Manchtster 643-1591 "I'm still the old type of cook. I start from Herald Reporter scratch — nothing from the package," said John Vtrnon Circle, Vernon 872-9153 D. Johps, who will soon take over the Brass Key- HARTFORD — A National Labor Relations Board Restaurant. ------spokesman said this morning that the management of “I got to check the muffins," said Edward R. "N r the Crestfield-Fenwood nursing home of Manchester White, who's run the restaurant since 1961, has been charged with unfair labor practices by the heading for the kitchen in the middle of a joint WEEK! NLRB. / interview this morning. White, who runs the Main John H. Sauter of the Hartford NLRB office said the Street landmark along with wife, Joan, and other federal labor board has handed down a six-page members of Ms family, says he’s selling the Brass complaint against the management of the facility at Key because he’s “just burned out" 565 Vernon Street for unfair practices against The Brass Key, which opened at 829 Main Street „ S39.500 employees for union activity. in 1955, will formally change hands at a Sept. 1 I ' A hearing on the complaint will take placce Nov. 28 closing. At that time, owners Edward R. and Joan Only 1975 down buys this spotlessSVi room com­ before an administrative law judge. White will, literally, turn the key over to new pletely furnished Condo. Convenient 1st floor „ NEW UCTIN6 Reasonably priced six room colonial. Three bedrooms, The unfair labor practices charges, said Sauter, are owner Johns, who ran the Silver Lane Diner near unit includes sliders to patio with grill, all appli­ based on the nursing home's actions during a recent ances, pool, sauna & lush attractive landscaping. remodeled kitchen, wall to wall carpeting and two the Manchester-East Hartford town line until it garages. Nice location. Call today. $62,900. organizing drive at the facility by the New England was condemned by the state for construction of I T ’S ALL Health Care Employees Union, District 1199. An Interstate 84. NLRB election at the facili^, which could make Johns said the restaurant's name will be HERE... 4 District 1199 the bargaining agent for 130-odd licensed changed to “Johnnie's Brass Key” after the prqactical nurses, service and maintenance em­ closing. Both buyer and seller declined to name ployees and a variety of aides, is scheduled for Sept. 9. the price. 'The complaint, a summary of charges made by the ENERGY EFFICIENT CONTEMPORARY union, represents the NLRB’s belief that there is FOR THE 300 to 400 customers who now enjoy New home set on over 2 acres of land In probable cause to believe the home violated labor law. the Brass Key’s homemade soups and other daily prestigious Knollwood. 8 rooms, 4 bed­ The complaint charges Crestfield-Fenwood's man­ specials, there’s little to worry about, accprdlng $102,900 . 1 ^ rooms, 2 full baths. Thermo-pane windows agement with discrimination against employees r Herald photo by Tarquinto to the two men. ‘ 'The recipe book was turned over Immaculate throughout, professionally de- during District ll99’s recent organizing drive at the t corated & color coordinated is a large 8 room Co­ and doors, sunken living room, fireplace this morning,” said Johns. with wood stove, 2 car garage, extra insula­ facility, which contains both full-care and The Brass Key's menu, an old-fashioned type lonial with 4 bedrooms, family room with fire­ FOR THE AUTUMN OF A UFETIilE intermediate-care beds. John 0. siohhs; who wlH thke over the restaurant with his wife. Joan, and other place, apphanced kitchen, 2V4 baths, all in a relax­ Move Into this Immaculate full dormered Cape, featur­ tion. Approximately 3.000 sq. ft. Much morel diner offering with a wide variety of selections ing country setting. Management, according to the complaint docu­ BYese’Key R«|Af«ui^Aht’et 829 Mein St. family memiiers. The Whites have run, and all-day breakfast service, will stay substan- ing formal dining room, three bedrooms, fireplace in Call office for more details and to set up a ment, engaged in the "surveillance, threat of firing living room, two baths, screened porch and nice yard showingl! , after a Sept. J clbeiiig, shares a faugh the . B i ^ Key for 22 years. Detached garage. $72,500. ' and firing" of employees during the organizing drive. ■4^’ wtth Eclward'R. Whiter who runs the Wt cin lMl|i you bMoms i $165,000. According to the document, on July 2 management Please turn to page 10 SENTRY “ "REALE" PR0FE88I0NAU threatened employees with loss of vacation time and Cill B46-4S2S, and uk (or Dm. with other unspecified reprisals if they engaged in ____ RealEstaleServicS STRAN0 REAL ESTATE union activities. A new, more restrictive absentee 223 Em I Center SL, Manclteeter 111 tm> D.F. REALE, INC. policy took effect June 21, and in early July three S !% ***!^ *• 156 EAST CENTER ST. employees — Debra Melesko, Duncan Drever and ” I?*®"®"' Hiiltofd, Real Eetele so Poquonocti Aw., WIndWK I IFS Mala St., Maadmiw, Ct. MANCHESTER, C T. 646^20001 Daniel F. Hickey — lost Uieir jobs because they had Mt-4515 engaged in union activities, the complaint alleges. Golf course purchase unlikely Also in early July a man identified as Michael Deschenes interrogated employees on union activi­ ties, the complaint says. By James P. Sacks dead issue. Though Kinne admits course outright should be explored The labor organizing drive was the subject of a Herald Reporter federal funds to buy the course wooded acres of Metropolitan Water i ^ T T R W i two-day NLRB hearing in Hartford during July, based immediately. He plans to suggest the District open space land, is already probably won’t materialize, he wants idea to Glastonbury’s town manager. on a union petition filed with the NLRB. the town to study buying development fully irrigated and features a bar and The NLRB handed down a decision again! the The owner of the 157-acre Minne- Richard Borden, when Borden returns clubhouse that can serve about 100 chaug Golf Course near the rights to the course rather than from vacation next week. management of the facility. Management had tried to purchasing it outright . people. assert that LPNs and cooks were supervisors and Manchester-Glastonbury town line Borden has been close to negotations Kinne said another possibility is for said Wednesday he doubts Glastonbury "We have a committe negotiating all along and has advocated Glaston­ therefore ineligible to participate in the election. will purchase the course for an with Clark,” Kinne said this morning. Glastonbury to float a bond issue to buy Qftftn „ Forest Hills Union organizer Partrtek Ward said this morning a bury’s acquisition of the course since Minnechaug. But he says there isn’t open-space recreational facility. “Graham Clark’s a good businessman, the possibility arose this spring. He kitchen, beamed press conference will be held at the nursing home this “There’s nothing new,” owner Gra­ and that’s just what he’s doing — time to do it this year because of the • • cathedral ceiling in,large living & dining rooms, afternoon. said in a Manchester Herald interview necessary public hearings and appro­ ham Clark said of a possible offer by negotiating (by talking pessimistically in May it would be “a crime” if the land family rooms, 3 full baths, w/w carpet, matured Glastonbury to buy the lush 18-hoIe to a reporter).’’ vals from various town agencies; and trees A landscaping. $92,900 were sold to a developer. Clark says he won’t wait. course, which he converted from a 'Borden calls Minnechaug a "vital dairy farm in 1948. "They’re all Kinne said he’s "not at liberty to resource to the town.” Kinne said if a bond-issue vote were BOLTON IIF dragging their feet and I don't think it discuss” the current offer by the town held now, it would be “very close." Manchester Bell, unions will materialize.” •Walk to Buckley School ANDOVER to buy the course, but he says IF GLASTONBURY acquired devel­ While conservationists and recreation 42 plus or minus acres $74,900 He said if he doesn’t get the $3.5 negotiations are continuing. ’’They’re opment rights to Clark’s golf course, advocates favor the issue, he said, •16x32 Sabrina inground pool Private situated on beautifully At million he wants from the town by Nov. some distance apart,” he says of the Kinne points out, Minnechaug would "There are people who say these are go with this SVa Rm. • t 1. he will sell the golf course to a •Immaculate Ranch . treed 205’x220’ is this 4 Br Co­ try to reach negotiators. remain privately-owned open space hard economic times and that’s a lot of •3 bedrooms Chalet type home. developer of single-family homes. If an offer for the full $3.5 million land that would be taxed, and would not money." •2 full baths lonial with 2 baths, floor to cell­ Glastonbury’s most recent negotiat­ from Glastonbury doesn’t materialize turn into a residence development. Clark says if Minnechaug is sold to Secluded area, mount­ ing position, Clarkmaintains, indicates by the end of the golf season Nov. 1, Clark, Kinne says, would give up for the developer, single-family homes — •Beautiful Florida room ing fireplace & garage, large local accord that "the town can’t come up with that Clark says, he will sell Minnechaug, a “certain sum,” which he would not and not condominiums — will be built •Extra Large treed lot ains, trees, ponds, very finished rec room. A pleasure kind of money.” with many regrets, to a developer who name, "the right forever to build on the property. Other work by the •Fenced back yard Memories of Yester Year WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Bell System and its “Where there’s a will there’s a way,” would build houses on the property. houses.” developer he has seen, Clark said, is to show. 10 Rm Colonial w/turn of century charm, cypress says Clark. “But there’s no will.” •Large garden area private. Asking striking unions continued negotiations early today Clark refused to name the developer, Glastonbury town officials have said “first-class.” SSI.?.*:?;™"™""'?’ ‘ — "•o trying to reach agreement on local contracts to end who he said has made a concrete offer they see a future Minnechaug as Asked about his feelings if the course, •$83,500 $ 1 2 0 , 0 0 0 . the 19-day-old nationwide phone walkout. BUT HENRY A. Kinne, the chair­ to buy the course. offering — in addition to golf — which he created and has run since a^iattin & ^£job.applicatlons W)U be acceptetlbeginning in “Fight, fight, fight” chanted carpetingl 70's. represents 50,000 — reached a tentative agreement thousands of university students as last Sunday on major national contract issues. .’ The $100.1)00 coiiBtniotlon '' job should be the body of Aquino, who was But regional negotiations continued in an effort to completed, by No^ 'l^ but installation of the gunned down last Sunday, was resolve local contract disputes. ootuputerisedteleppoiOfl^yitfiBi^ take another carried from his family’s home in Some union locals, including those representing three months. ^ suburban Quezon City to the strikers at Southern New England Telephone Co. in Whtm the center is completed) It will elimihote nearby Santo Domingo Roman Connecticut and Mountain Bell in Montana, reached ^ need to place cid$iiogue„crder« at various Catholic church. tentative agreements with regional Bell companies as r»mieycata1pgued«ridHlhstdt«s'(hrdHghM Crowds massed in the streets for early as Tuesday and sent their members back to fingland, Pennsylvania, New. Jersey, eastern the 2‘A-hour procession, which work. New York and parts of Virginto and Maiyipnd. became the widest outpouring of anti-regime anger ever seen in the •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• White the‘.catalogue desks will ramhln in NIW CAPES ’ ‘ Sm I m JUST LISTED^*^ operation, they will storvdebieny tefcustomers to Philippine capital. Four bedroom Colonial with 1st floor family ptek IIP their orders, but customers wiU have the Police would only confirm homes that qualify fo'r9%% room, fireplace, garage. Plus a traad lot on a cul OMPA financing. Full dormered also available. — MoBichtsttr ~ Inside Today OfOon of having mer^siidise delivered to their 500,000 marchers, but the ranks de aaci Lowest BO'S. 16x32 Fool Monchostor were swelled by several hundred Must see to appreciate its Beautiful 7 room Colonial. 20 pcwiat, 2 iECtions ’'Under the ccmpajtei^ thousand spectators and it ap­ old world charm! Dormered adU, b« able to detiinhine im m ol^U^ .whether peared the total turnout might BLANCHAR & ROSSEnO, INC. Front-to-back living rcx>m Advice...... 12 Obltuorle*...... io near 1 million. 1 f H E A L T O K 8 B utinati...... 20 Opinion...... < Cape with three bedrooms, C lottlfltd...... 11-19 Peopletolk...... a Police were on alert for disorder, UPI photo at WEST CENTER STREET and formal dining room. but there were no incidents and the firepjace In living rciom, one C om ics...... I Sports...... 15-17 (Comer ol McKaa) Mint condition! $79,900. Entertainment...... 12 Television...... s codsoteflioi mpndn order huge throng dispersed peacefully Mrs. Benigno S. Aquino Jr. marches behind the casket of 646-2482 car garage. $69,800. L o ttsrv...... 2 W sothar...... 2 following a mass at the church. her slain husband in today’s procession in Manila. To her Please turn to page 10 right are daughter Christina and son Benigno III. ■i - MANCHKSTKK HKKALD.Thursdiiy, Aug, r». 19H:i Major education report proposes radical changes I \ \( lll'.S I i :i; lll^:li\I.U .TIiiirM l;i;.. Aug 2r> :l Not enough beds, tougher laws • Instruction teams headed by students and parents. They found By Patricio McCormack funded by the Charles F. Kettering Manchester super tutors with doctorate de­ many kids bored by teachers’ Foundation, 10 other private foun­ DPI Education Editor “Significant educational improvement of grees. On each team would be talkiness. Teachers complained dations andtheU.S. Department of regular teachers, interns and about paper work cutting into In Brief NEW YORK - Only major Education. schooling, not more tinkering, requires that aites. Each team would instruct instruction Ume. Nursing-home crunch costs MMH re-structuring of individual school Goodlad claims restructuring to we focus on entire schools, not just teachers and work with the same students Among complaining students save schools and give millions of systems, including starting pupils for four years, providing were seniors on both sides of the Smith likes new policy at age 4 and graduating them at 16, pupils a better break will not or principals or curricula or organization or continuity. economic track claiming the big­ Republican Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith By Sarah E. Hall MMH. Long waiting lists are in store reimburse us at our full costs. So most long-term care system, raising costs in can prevent collapse of the nation's require a mass infusion of dollars. ’’Significant educational im­ gest high school problems are Herald Reporter for most applicants to these homes, homes, unfortunately, show a prefer­ the process.- Now that a policy of public schools. Dr. John I. Goodlad All that’s called for as a first school-community relations but all of these says he is very enthusiastic about a state provement of schooling, not mere narcotics and alcohol. Republican plan to open the party’s nomination according to officials. ence for the private patient" deinstitutionalizing mental patients says. strategy is re-arranging the way and more," Goodlad said. tinkering, requires that we focus Far too few nursing home beds are And now that the aged population is It is the general policy at the has been ongoing in Connecticut for Goodlad is author of a major new each of the nation's 15,500 school Why Is the bigness of public process to the state’s more than 500.000 on entire schools, not just teachers unaffiliated voters. available in the area for Manchester growing, the number of patients the Meadows home, as at the Crestfield several years, many former patients of $4 million report on schools, "A districts uses resources, people schools bad? or principals or curricula or Smith said after a meeting of the Repubiican Memorial Hospital patients awaiting hospital refers to nursing homes is Convalescent Home, not to admit state mental hospitals are ending up in Place Called School” (McGraw- and facilities — plus redesigning organization or school-community Bigness strikes some students as leaders in Wallingford Tuesday that he is excited them, say officials. ’That imbalance is rapidly escalating. Gene Fergione, pending Title XlXcases. Butaccording general hospital wards, awaiting Hill, $18.95) . Due out in September, curriculum to provide more offer­ wants,” ne said. In the introduction, he says: relations but all of these and about the prospect of opening the nomination putting a strain on hospital resources, director of social services, says the to experts in the field. Title XIX cases nursing-home placement. it already is the talk of the school ings with muscle, he claims. “It should be a good liberal “ American schools are in trouble. cold and Impersonal and contrib­ more,” Goodlad said. process to get candidates who have greater voter they add, and the strain may get worse number of these referrals has doubled can take anywhere from one to several The report predicts many psychiat­ circuit. Its recommendations are The Goodlad prescription for education to age 16, a comprehen­ In fact, the problems of schooling utes to boredom, Goodlad found. “It is advisable to focus on one appeal. when tougher-than-ever Medicare reg­ over the past five years: from more months for the state welfare office to ric patients will overstay the time limit more radical than those In a curriculum would mandate 15-20 sive education. Most of the states are of such crippling proportions place where all of the elements ulations go into effect Oct. 1. than 500 in 1979, to an estimated process. And the decision to seek public set by the DRGs, resulting in "substan­ half-dozen other major reports on percent of instruction on English don't require students to be in that many schools may not sur­ t h e investigation , of a But Smith said he still feels, as he did before the come together. That is, the individ­ The new regulations will penalize 1,000-plus in 1983. assistance may require liquidation of tial financial losses” for hospitals. As a schools issued in recent months. and languages; 15-20 percent on public schools beyond age 16, by vive. It is posiUe our entire public scope never before undertaken, meeting, that party nomination conventions ual school.” hospitals for keeping patients longer About 15 in-patients, ready to leave the patient’s home, property, and life result, "hospitals will be penalized for The report calls for smaller math and science; 20 percent on the way, so few compulsory education system is nearing included weeks of observation in should not be replaced, one possibilty that will be The decision to re-structure, he than is medically necessary. A set the hospital but not able to return insurance, adding to the psychological expanding psychiatric programs,” the schools — no more than 400 in an whatever the local school officials attendance laws would need collapse.” each of more than 1,000 classrooms studied by an 15-member committee to be said, must be made at the local appointed. number of in-hospital days will be home, are awaiting nursing-home trauma of rest home admission. report states. Manchester hospital just elementary school, no more than want served up; the rest going to changing.” __3 cross-section of all the nation’s level, but an impetus in that allowed for Medicare patients suffer­ placement during any given week, Other MMH patients awaiting opened a new mental health wing a 700 in a junior high, no more than sodal science and physical and G o ^ a d , considered an astute RECOMMENDA’nO N S in the public schools, Goodlad said. “ We have to listen to the people who do the work direction must first come from ing from certain ailments, and If the according to Fergione’s estimates. The nursing-home placement are even less year and a half ago. 900 in high school. vocational education. observer of public schools, di­ report include: and get out the vote,” Smith said of the enrolled Urban schools among those patient overstays the time limit, the bulk of those patients are pending state lucky. A few require "heavy care" or "Education now is messed up by rected the unprecedented 8-year • Starting school at age 4 and each of the state boards of public party members. He said he expects the study will studied are locpted in relatively hospital must pick up the tab for the welfare ("T itle X IX ”) cases, and will the services of a conservator, which a lack of clarity about what is going FOR GIFTED STUDENTS in probe of public education. It ending at age 16. instruction in the 50 states. produce a compromise plan that preserves the MMH officials are trying to deal with large cities ranging in population extra days. overstay their hospital visit by more usually means a hospital overstay of on and what people are doing, what the arts or music, Goodlad recom­ included four years of work by • Smaller schools, with no more Goodlad said the state boards convention system while giving unaffiliated the problems posed both by the new from 600,000 to well over 2 million. “ It’s probably going to put some than one month before an appropriate two months or more. And in the skilled they are aiming for,” Goodlad mends voudiers the students can trained observers who went into than 400 students in elementary have the power to mandate reform voters a voice in candidate selection. DRGs and the concurrent difficulties The suburban communities se­ financial burden on the hospital,” says rest-home slot is found. nursing units of some facilities, like the said. An educator for 40 years, he spend for outside instruction classrooms in 13 communities. schools; no moreithan 700 in junior within broad outlines, policies that When Republican State Chairman Thomas J. with placing patients in nursing homes. lected include those mostly white George J. Roy, chief financial officer. Fergione says most local nursing one at Manchester Manor, ONLY has spent the past 16 as dean of the needed to more fully develop their " A Place Called School,” Good­ highs; no more than 900 in high local school boards can adapt. D’Amore first broached the idea in Manchester in Earlier this year, the hospital consi­ ones with with homes priced up to “ Medicare’s going to be paying a flat homes refuse to admit patients unless private patients are admitted. graduate school of education of the talents. lad said, includes an analysis of schools. Huge schools should he In the fact-finding part of the May, Smith and other local Republicans were dered establishing its own nursing $250,000 and others, racially rate, irrespective of how long the they can either pay for their room and For every day these and other MMH University of California at Los "W e cannot determine good data from the observers and 8,642 broken down to provide the study, trained observers spent opposed. Smith said he has since seen merit in the home — but prospects did not pan out. A mixed, with inexpensive dwellings patient stays. We're hoping the pluses board themselves, or have actually Medicare patients stay beyond the time Angeles. schooling on what a college wants parents, 1,350 teachers and 17,163 smaller schools under their big weeks at a time in classrooms, plan.- "discharge planner" position has been on small lots. and minuses will equal out." He says been granted Title XIX benefits. The limit set by the DRGs, the hospital, The report is based on research for ■ entrance or what business pupils. roofs. talked to administrators, teachers. budgeted for the coming fiscal year, the new rules, called DRGs (short for few patients who can afford to pay the after Oct. 1, will be stuck with the bill. though. Guidelines for patient dis­ Guide dog at MHS Diagnosis Related Group system), usual $2,000 per month for nursing Since MMH is a public, not-for-profit charge have been somewhat restruc­ were not anticipated in the hospital’s home care have the edge in getting April Hutchins, a blind student at Manchester hospital, its budget is rigidly regulated tured. And Fergione has been asking $37.7-million‘budget for 1983-84. beds fast, he adds. High School, will be resuming classes there with and allows no room for overspending, the state welfare office for a Title XIX Weather the aid of a guide dog. Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., Assistant says financial officer Roy, liason worker. THE CRUNCH on nursing home Administrator of the Meadows Conva­ But Director of Guidance Anne L. Beechler is But the full impact of the new beds, the result of a number of factors, lescent Center, says, "The private Peopletalk warning students and staff not to distract Miss A RECENT Connecticut Hospital Medicare regulations is "still an is already causing a backup of Connecticut today 30.12 30.00 Hutchins or her dog when the dog is leading her patients end up subsidizing the Title Association report suggests that psy- unknown” at MMH, says finance medically stable elderly patients at XIX ones, because the state does not ohiMrm n^tjents could further clog the •8ATTLC about. Such distractions could disrupt the dog's director Roy. Today mostly sunny and plea­ m trained behavior patterns, especially in the first sant. lUgh temperature in the low few crucial months when the canine is adjusting Quote of the day 80s. W i ^ s becoming light south­ to its new owner. erly this afternoon. Tonight clear Carol Burnett has been enjoying a kind of “ Students are not to approach or pet the dog, or skies. Lows around ' 60.- Light J .® - even say hello to April, when her dog is working. anonymity in London that she can’t get at home. southerly winds. Friday mostly Town cool to regional refuse plan / f a i r But it’s probably O.K. to say hello when the dog is As she told Fred Robbins from London on Mutual sunny, breezy, warm and humid. Broadcasting’s “Assignment Hollywood”: ... at rest,” said Ms. Beechler. Highs 85 to 90. Southwest winds 10 By Alex Glrelll “ I’m not too well known over here so it’s fun to lo t A M Q C LC t to 20 mpb. Herald City Editor see if I can get a smile or a laugh out of someone lowEtr Campaign heating up because they’re not preconditioned to say, 'Oh Air quaiity TCMmATUflES well, we’re just going to laugh because it’s Carol, The squabble between Democratic candidates With estimates of the life of Manchester’s landfill DEP says Manchester isn’t only loner whom we’ve known for years.’ So that’s exciting The state Department of envir­ for school board Michael E. Pohl, Susan L. ranging up to 20 years, the town has not been receptive for me...to just sit and talk to a cab driver or go onmental Protection forecast mod­ Perkins, and Richard W. Dyer continues as the to state overtures to join in plans for a regional resource recovery plant. Officials of the state’s Department of Environ­ capacity of its landfill. shopping or something, and make a remark or try erate air quality levels across 70 30.00 three prepare for the forum tonight at First mental Protection will get their first chance to Manchester is one of the few towns in highly He said towns would not be expected to give up to be friendly and see if somebody will pick up on Connecticut for today. The D E P Federal Savings. convince towns of the long range wisdom in the •HOWfRt ^ nom populated central Connecticut with what town exclusive use of their landfills until they are it and laugh, without saying, ’Oh, we know who reported the same conditions EE3 “ Sue Perkins called me a chauvinist. That's department’s solid waste management plan Sept. UFl WEATHER FOTOCA8T t officials consider adequate landfill capacity. assured that a resource-recovery plant will be are you’ or ’we know what you do.’ That’a always ' Wednesday. wrong,” said Pohl Wednesday, referring to a 12 and Manchester’s Public Works Director The state’s Department of Environmental Protec­ built to handle solid waste from their towns. fun over here.” Manchester Herald report of comments made by George A. Kandra will be there to listen. tion earlier this month issued still another warning L.i. Sound Mrs. Perkins. Pohl has singled her out as the The DEP has scheduled the first of a series of And Myers said towns whose landfills are used that Connecticut is only years away from a garbage National forecast candidate to beat because, he said, she has the meetings to explain the plan for Sept. 12 at the either in an interim period while recovery plants Long Island Somd from Watch crisis because landfill areas are running out of space poorest election record of the three school board Hartford Public Library. Kandra said Wednes­ are being built or for residue from the plants m u. R .I„ to Montank Point, N.Y.: for period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday night, Deputy DEP Commissioner John W. Anderson members who started their terms in 1981, "She day he plans to attend the meeting. afterwards would have to be compensated in Winds sou tieast increasing to 10 to predicted that landfill space statewide would be thundershowers will be expected in the Northern Intermountain just made it on the board,” he said, "and now Like some other towns that still have life left in some way. IS knots today, shifting to thesouth exhausted by mid-1887 by the 2.2 million tons of trash Region and Florida. Eisewhere weather wiii remain fair in general. she's coming out and making some pretty nasty their landfills, Manchester has shown little But the major argument of the DEP will be that and decreasing to 10 knots or less produced annually. Minimum temperatures include; (maximum readings in parenthesis) charges.” enthosiasm for a regional resourse recovery in the long range, every town in a waste shed will tonight. Becoming southwest at 10 He said theDEPhasnochoice but to have towns join Atlanta 72 (91), Boston 66 (79), Chicago 74 (92), Cleveland 69 (90), The Young Democrats-sponsored forum will plan. benefit from the sharing of what few facilities to 15 knots Friday. Visibility, more together for a regional approach to trash disposal and Dallas 76 (100), Denver 57 (64), Duluth 65 (86), Houston 72 (95), start at 7:30 p.m. Robert G. Myers, seniorenvironmental analyst there are. He said that even towns, like than 5 miles today and Friday to build resource recovery trash plants. Jacksonville 72 (90). Kansas City 73 (97). Little Rock 75 (97), Los Manchester, with landfill capacity left, will face a morning. Weather, fair through with the DEP, said today that Manchester is not Angeles 60 (77), Miami 77 (87), Minneapolis 71 (89), New Orleans 74 alone in its reservations about sharing the waste disposal problem later on. Friday except for mprning haze Facial features (95), New York 69 (82), Phoenix 70 (105), San Francisco 56 (70), Chamber agrees on bonds BUT MANCHESTER officials apparently don’t feel Friday. Average wave heights, Ito the same sense of urgency. Public Works Director Seattle 56 (71), St. Louis 76 (96) and Washington 73 (91). The town administration began its push for To the caricaturist’s eye, the most interesting 2 feet this afternoon and Friday George A. Kandra puts the life of Manchester’s support of a $20-million bond issue to improve and thing about Tom Selleck is his eyebrows. That’s afternoon and less than 1 foot landfill at more than 10 years and other estimates go expand the town's sewage disposal plant He uses that as an argument in favor of imposing to accept some of that residue. one result of a poll of members of the tonight. as high as 20. W ^nesday morning and won its point with the tighter controls on the landfill to prolong its life. His DEP officials have argued that if Manchester does Caricaturists Society of America, who voted on And the town has an application before the Planning Greater Manchester Chamber of (Commerce. proposed tipping fee is $12 per ton. He puts the cost to join, its landfill will last that much longer because it the most interesting male and female facial New England and Zoning Commission to fill about 4.6 acres of The Chamber’s Board of Directors voted to the town of operating the landfill at $11.33 a ton. will used only for bulky items, such things as tree features. wetland for a six-acre expansion of the landfill. MasaachoMlli and Rhode Is­ urge the town’s Board of Directors to put the bond stumps. On the female face, its was Beverly Sills’ lips. Assistant Town Engineer William Camosci says that land: Mostly sunny today. Highs in question on the ballot in the November election. THE ECONOMICS of the situation (the plants will But the plan drafted by the DEP envisions having Crystal Gayle’s eyes, Diana Rots’ eyebrows, expansion would add five years to its life. low 80s over the interior and in the The chamber leaders acted after hearing a talk have to pay (or themselves through fees) will Glastonbury use the Manchester landfill during an Jane Fonda’s chin, Linda Evans hair, Dana Hill’s 'That project has been approved by the Army Corps mid to upper 70s at theshore. Clear by General Manager Robert B. Weiss and Public probably cause Manchester to stay out of a regional interim period while resource recovery plants are forehead, Barbra Streisand’s nose, Joan Collins’ of Engineers and the state Department of Environ­ skies tonight. Lows 60 to 65. Partly Works Director George A. Kandra on the plant. resource recovery plan as long as it is politically being built, a period of three to five years. The draft cheeks. Barb! Benton’s nostrils and Chris Evert mental Protection. The approval hinged on the town’s cloudy with a chance of an The administration wants to act now so that it can feasible to do so. But in its regional relationships, mentions "just compensation from the users to host Lloyd’s ears. constructing a duck pond near the landfill to mitigate afternoon thunderstorm over west­ get grant money for the proposed expansion as within the Capitol Region Council of Governments, for municipalities.” Among the men, aside from Selleck’s eye­ the impact on wildlife. ern, central and northeastern well as the mandated improvements designed to instance, the town asks support as well as offering it, The DEP put the life of the Manchester landfill at 12 brows, it was Ronald Reagan’s lips, Paul Another proposal that would add life to the landfill is Massachusetts Friday afternoon. further treat the the sewage effluent which will be and it may have to abandon its separate stance some more years. Newman’s eyes, John Glenn’s chin. Norm one by Kandra to charge tonnage fees for commercial Mostly sunny elsewhere on F r i^ y , discharged into the Hockanum River. day. The two towns are part of what the the 42-town of Crosby’s hair, Arnold Palm er’s forehead, Jose dumping. That would put the Manchester landfill on a breezy warm and humid with hv lu When Weiss presented the proposal for a bond The town’s policy makers have been silent on the what the DEP calls the “ Mid-Connecticut Was- Feliciano’s nose, Monty Hall’s cheeks, Frank competitive basis with other area landfills and reduce Party at Studio 54 in the mid 80s to around 90. issue to the Board of Directors, Mayor Stephen T. subject, and the administration continues to operate teshed.” The Capitol Region is part of it, and the Gorshin’s nostrils and Lee lacocca’s ears. the incentive for dumping out-of-town refuse at the Vermont: Sunny periods and Penny foresaw difficulty getting the question on the premise that will keep the landfill operating as region has seven landfills besides the one in Uliane Monevecchi, star of the Broadway hit town’s 78-acre site. warm. Highs near 80. Partly approved by the voters unless the town explains long as possible. Manchester. ’ ’Nine” drops in on a birthday party for Lee Roy In a report containing the proposal, Kandra says cloudy tonight. Lows 55 to 60. the need to the public. If the town waits too long, it may have to pay a Manchester’s is one of five the DE P recommends be Reams ( R i ^ t ) , star of ”42nd Street,” at a Studio "The multi-million doliar 'garbage to energy’ project Friday breezy, warm and humid Weiss has said that delaying the vote would add premium to get into a regional plan when the landfill used both for disposal of residue from recovery plants 54 party late Tuesday. .The party honored Reams facing 41 towns in Central Connecticut, with tipping with a chance of showers or $1.2 million to the cost. area does run out. But existing landfiils would be used ultimately and for shared use (with Glastonbury) in and benefitted the AIDS Medical Foundation. fees in the $30-per-ton range, has been proposed for thunderstorms, m ghs in the 80s. The plant is now near its capacity and if it is not to bury residue from the recovery plants and any town the interim. those towns without any place to go with their trash.” Maine: Mostly sunny today, expanded, Weiss says, the state may impose a with space available could presumably be calledupon Anderson said the D EP has planned 30 hearings m ghs in the 70s to low 80s. Partly Satellite view moratorium on new sewer hookups, a move that and meetings with town officials to win their support cloudy north and fair south tonight. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows would impede further town development. for the plan. Now you know Lows in the 50s. Showers north and an area of thunderstorms over Florida associated with the Contractor blames CNG Resource recovery is regarded as the "state of the partly sunny with a chance of Canadian high jumper Amie Boldt cleared a significantly weakened tropical storm “Barry”. Other scattered art” in trash disposal. Ironically sanitary landfill was height of 6 feet, 8V4 inches in Rome in 1981 despite showers south Friday. Highs in the The general contractor for the 1-86 improvement owned by bridge sub-contractor Brunalli Construc­ also state of the art when Manchester’s dump was 70s to b w 80s. nighttime thunderstorms dot portions of the Rockies and the Cummings named to panel having only one leg. Southeast. An area of very heavy thunderstorms covers Minnesota project says Connecticut Natural Gas failed to tion Company of Southington, was working at the time converted to landfill operation in the 1950s, and the New Hampshire: Mostly sunny move was touted as a way to reclaim land for and Wisconsin, and extends southwest into Nebraska. Democratic Town' Chairman Theodore R. provide a complete mark-out of gas lines within the of the accident. Martin van Bnren Bates of Whitesburg, Ky., today. Highs in the 70s to low 80s. Cummings has been elected a member of the construction site below Tolland Turnpike where a Cyr claims that before the accident there was a pink recreation or even light industrial use. was 7 feet, 2'A inches tall but the woman he Partly cloudy north and fair south state party’s affirmative action committee, bulldozer ruptured a gas main earlier this month. arrow, apparently a gas company marking, not far married in 1871, Anna Hanen Swan, was 3 inches tonigU. Lows 52 to 60. Variable which is charged with seeing that minorities have Chief project engineer Fred Cyr, an employee of from the main that was broken, pointing away from taller. cloudiness with scattered showers Almanac a fair share of representation in the delegations to Savin Brothers Inc. of Newington, denied the gas the main. He said that since the accident CNG has north and partly sunny with a the Democratic National Convention. company’s claim that no one asked (or a mark-out of marked all its lines in the construction area with The top woman Hghter pilot was Jr. Lt. Lydia chance of showers south Friday, Cummings was selected as the town party the site. .stakes. Litvak of the Soviet Union, who shot down 12 m ghs in the mid 70s to mid 80s. Today is Thursday, Aug. 25, the On this date in history: chairman from the First Congressional District Mrs. Stophel said Monday that the gas company enemy planes during World War II before dying 237tti day of 1963 with 128 to M b w . In 1718, the city of N ew Orleans to serve on the committee. He said he has not yet Cyr said this morning that Savin brothers asked the plans to bill Brunalli for the gas lost in the leak and the in action in 1943. Extended outlook The moon is moving toward its was founded. been filled in on the details of the committee’s utility companies to mark all lines within the planned cost of repairs. last quarter. In 1944, American troops Uber-I construction area prior to earlier water-line work Com ing Extended outlook for New Eng­ reposnsibilities, but he welcomes the challange. ” I think they’re covered,” said .Cyr, who does not The last words of Ulysses Simpson Grant, 18th The morning stars are Venus ated Paris from the Nazis In World ’ Cummings was nominated for the post by John done by a sub-contractor. expect Brunalli to pay. He added that ultimately it is land Saturday through Monday: W a r II. president, who died of tongue and tonsils cancer, and Mars. Sullivan of Manchester, a member of the State CNG spokesman Leslie Stophel has admitted the Brunalli's responsibility to settle with CNG, just as were, “Water.” Co— ectloit, Maooarhnoette and In 1967, a sniper assassinated^ gas company received Savin’s request for the The evening stars are Mercury, Central Committee which made the selections. final responsibility for insuring that utility lines in its Rhode Ifliaad: Chance of showers Amerfcan -.Nazi leader George' Jupiter and Saturn. water-line subcontractor’s work but said CNG has no construction area had been completely marked rested Brando on King Saturday and Sunday. Clearing Lincoln Rockwell in Arlington, Va. soon! record of a request for the area where a bulldozer. with the sub-contractor. Monday. Highs in the 80s Saturday Those bom on this date are under Marlon Brando recalled Dr. Martin Lather In 1981, the U.S. spacecraft and Sunday and in the 70s Monday. the sign of Virgo. They include Voyager 2 came within 63,000 miles King in an interview with David Hartman to air Overnight lows mainly in the 60s. Czar Ivan the 4th — "Ivan the Friday when ABC’s "Good Morning America” of the planet Saturn. The third U.S. Vermons: Showers and mild Terrible” — o f R usda in 1530, spacecraft to visit that planet in pays tribute to the 1963 Civil Rights March on over the weekend. Fair and cool Allan Pinkerton, founder of the Washjndon. three years, it sent back briibnt FOR BUSINESS TRAVEIERS. •• 'I’ll try fairway for Monday, mghs near 80 Saturday private detective agency, in 1819, pbtures. Brando also talked about hearing King speak BankU and Sunday and from 65 to 75 author Bret Harte in 1836, dancer- the night before his assassination. “ It was my Monday. 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Aut». 25. 1983 — ^ U .S./W orld U.S. envoy No fireworks Report says U.S. asks Israel to delay pullout of troops ready for as some recall In B r ie f BEIRUT, Lebanon (U P I) — The United States has discuss “ the current situation” with Gemayel, it committee to meet with opposition Druze leaders was committee seeking national reconciliation shows it is asked Israel to delay the planned withdrawal of Its made no reference to its demand the Cabinet resign. an admission that his government did not include all no longer representative of the people,” said a Tw o dead in Berlin blast worst volcano troops from the war-torn mountains east of Beirut to Led by speaker Kamel Assad, the bloc said in a key factions. spokesman for Assad, a Shiite Moslem considered an rebel talks allow the Lebanese army more time to take control, statement that Gemayel’s decision to send a Cabinet "The fact that the government has formed a ally of Gemayel. BERLIN — An explosion apparently caused by Israel Radio said today. a bomb ripped through the French consulate By John E. Newhogen ANYER, Indonesia (U P I) — No fireworks but Word of the request came as the Lebanese building in West Berlin today, killing two people government faced a new challenge from a powerful United Press International perhaps a discreet puff of smoke from Krakatau will and injuring 23 others. Armenian terrorists parliamentary group demanding the resignation of claimed responsibility for the blast. mark the 100th anniversary Friday of the most violent Special U.S. envoy Richard volcanic eruption in recorded history. President Amin Gemayel’s Cabinet, which it said was The explosion, in the Maison de France on the Stone will meet with rebel leaders “ no longer representative of the people.” Kurfuerstendamm, West Berlin's main street, from El Salvador next week in San Only a few intrepid tourists are expected to view the The government did not comment on the demand, blew out most of the front wall and sent chunks of Jose, Costa Rica, in the effort to 2,683-foot-high Krakatau volcano in the Sunda Strait the second in iess than a month. roof and scaffolding flying through the air. end the four-year Salvadoran cIvO for the centennial of the blast that was 26 times more The Israeli report said U.S. special envoy Robert An anonymous telephone caller to the West war, a source close to the guerril­ powerful than hydrogen bomb test explosion. McFarlane made the request Tuesday during a Berlin offices of the French news agency AFP las says. The volcano is now tame, experts say, and villagers, meeting with Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Arens, said the Armenian Secret Army for the CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN In Nicaragua, anti-Sandinista in Anyer and other small communities along the who said the Israelis have already agreed to a delay Liberation of Armenia, ASALA, was responsible rebels Wednesday staged one of waterway separating Sumatra from Java can relax ; asked by the Lebanese. for the attack. the boldest attacks yet against the for another 100 years before mighty Krakatau blows _ The Lebanese army has come under attack by The explosion was the third since July claimed Managua government — a raid on again. Druze Moslems demanding more of a voice in by the terrorist group, which says it is avenging a town of 10,000 that may signal a government before the army moves into the Shouf to the 1915 massacre of some 1.5 million Armenians promised guerrilla offensive. A few years ago Hollywood made a movie about the keep order after the Israeli occupation forces pull MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS in Turkey. Stone was reported ready for Krakatau eruption. The film was a less-than^ritical ’ back to safer positions in the south. another rou nd of talks with Salvad­ success, and its title — "Krakatoa, East of Java” — Israel Radio said the Israeli army would delay U8DA CHOICE REG. BACON lb. * 1 .6 9 Block on grain agreement oran rebel leaders after meeting caused some red faces after it was noticed the volcano . moving back some troops by a week, but did not give a last month with Democratic Revo­ lies west of Java. date for the pullback, which is expected sometime BOnOM ROUND lb. * 3 .7 9 MOSCOW — Agriculture Secretary John Block lutionary Front (FDR) leader The volcano erupted at 10 a.m. on Aug. 26, 1883, ' soon. ROAST * 1 . 8 9 A HAM says a hew five-year U.S.-Soviet grain sales hurling tons of rocks, dust and pumice and causing Ruben Zamora in Bogota, Colom­ An official close to Prime Minister Menachem U8DA CHOICE — CENTCRCUT agreement will ease strained relations between bia. But Reagan administration tidal waves that wiped out 163 villages on the coasts of Begin said Israel was also trying to help the Beirut m m 's O lO G H A lb. * 1 .3 9 the two superpowers. spokesmen have declined to dis­ Sumatra and Java. government reach an agreement with the Druze to BOTTOM ROUND " I am convinced it will benefit the American An estimated 36,380 people were killed. cuss further negotiations. end repeated factional warfare in the Shouf. * 2 . 2 9 lb. * 2 .4 9 fanners, but it should also be of benefit to the In Costa Rica, the rebel source As the eruption peaked, a chain of explosions all but I “ We are doing all we can to ensure there will be ROAST roffi searchers around the world. 2 / 8 9 0 the federal ban on formaldehyde foam insulation. a treatment for cancer and Acquired ennanced immune responses In cul­ days ago, was expected to outline his policy in an ■ xnnu AUO. n , «a IXPIRCS AUO. ts, va ■XPIRIS AUO. M. ixPiRie Aua » . 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Richard M. Diamond, Publlahar Dan FItta, Editor O’Neill says GOP reform will destroy two-party system Alex Qlrelll, City Editor process which made relevant will More than 547,000 voters are listed O’Neill declined to say if he Bv Mark A. Dupuis would harm both pdlitical parties. can State Central Committee voted as unaffiliated, notregistered with would oppose a change to allow the OPINION “ I do not want to see anything to set up a committee to propose die of a national boredom.” United Press International either party. GOP to go its own way, but did say, come about that is going to lead to changes to GOP bylaws to carry O’Neill was just as adamant the changes could affect the basics of The GOP would face a legal " I think they all (both parties’ WINDSOR LOCKS - A Republi­ the destruction of the two-party out the changes. challenge in trying to allow unaffil- procedures) have to be under one system, that I think has worked the electoral system, but from a can proposal to allow unaf filiated The plan would allow independ­ different, negative perspective. iated voters to cast ballots in its state law. I think that’s the only voters to cast ballots in GOP very, very well," O'Neill said. primaries and to change the thing that makes any sense.” Jack “ Is the destruction perhaps of ents to vote in GOP primaries and primaries will destroy the two- “ If it comes to pass that a person convention system because of the two-party system worth the would eliminate or reduce the O’Neill also opposed Weicker’s Anderson party system in return for “ win­ does not have to register with a conflicts with state law. winning of an election or two? party's reliance on nominating proposal to reduce or eliminate the At the front with the Sandinistas ning an election or two,” Demo­ conventions to choose candidates party for any reason, then you’re That’s what the bottomline goal GOP’s reliance on nominating Washington cratic Gov. William O'Neill says. going to see in my opinion, the Weicker has vowed to fight the is,” he said at a news conference at for office. conventions. He said it would allow Marry-Qo-Round Weicker, citing declining voter two-party system suffer,” O’Neill existing laws in court. GOP itary exercises in Eastern Eu­ the peasants — said Leon, who O’Neill said Wednesday the Bradley International Airport in leaders concede they would have wealthy candidates or those MATAGALPA, Nicaragua — proposal by Sen. Lowell Weicker Windsor Locks. turnout and Democratic domi­ said. backed by special interests to win rope, where some Nicaraguan also charged that over half the The state has about 661,100 an uphill fight winning changes in Julio has a beautiful wife at Jr.. R-Conn., was designed to O'Neill was as strongly opposed nance of state politics, said the nominations without needing to soldiers have trained, line the contras are- from the late changes could revolutionize the registered Democrats tp about the legislature, where both houses home in Managua and no desire bolster the Republican Party’s to the plan as Weicker was in favor have party help. walls of another office. dictator Anastasio Somoza's 435,300 registered Republicans. are controlled by Democrats. minority ranks but if adopted Tuesday night when the Republi­ “ process of free elections, a to die. But for the right price in Lee Roderick Virtually every solider and despised national guard. Yankee dollars, which are like militiaman carried a Soviet- This graffiti is on hundreds of gold here, he will take a Washington Correspondent made AK-47 rifle. Their trucks walls in this hotbed of contra W hy the journalist deep into the war are from East Germany. activity: “ Muerte al Somo- O ’Neill defends zone. WE F IN A L L Y hit the bulls- cismo” — death to the followers Connecticut So on a recent day. Julio did eye, landing an Interview with o f Somoza. Japanese just that for British writer Bob the commander of this military One poster is particularly In Brief energy program Anderson and I. Joining us were district, Capt. Francisco Leon popular here. It picrures Au­ to put “ TV" in large letters on evidence of modern farming. our interpreter. Fran D'Amico, Picado. gusto Sandino and a dove. The are first the sides and back of the jeep, In Mitagalpa, where the who is on a study grant from "The worst fighting has been caption; “ Sandino lives in the Apartment fire kills one WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) — Gov. William O'Neill Cornell University, and Andy but forgot the tape. buildings are pock-marked with since Aug. 15,” Leon told us. He struggle for peace.” WASHINGTON - The United NEW LONDON — One tenant was killed early concedes the state’s program to help the needy pay Schulz, an adventurous New THIRTY MILES FROM Ma- bullet holes, we were shuffled confirmed that the U.S.- But peace is nowhere in sight States, once the colossus of high today when a fire heavily damaged a three-story winter heating bills has had its problems, but insists York attorney. tagalpa, three soldiers were around town to five different apartment building on Pequot Avenue. there is no need for drastic changes. supplied guerrillas are striking for a people weaiy of war. technology, now finds its pre­ Preparations included get­ guarding a bridge. That is army/police/interior ministry At least seven firefighters were injured in O’Neill said Wednesday he believed the problem- deeper than ever into Nicara­ near the population centers of eminence threatened on all sides, ting coupons to purchase rati­ significant because less than a hosts before finding someone battling the blaze that was reported at 2:20 a.m. plagued program was improving from year to year gua. The army had just fought Nicaragua, concentrating in­ week earlier the bridges had who could talk with us, proving especially by the Japanese. and declared under control several hours later. and the current administration of the program by oned gasoline and letters of 40 contras on the banks of the stead of keeping supply lines introduction to military com­ gone undefended that far south. perhaps that if thecontrascan't As I'v e already reported, U.S. An unidentified man was taken from a second three state agencies should be retained. Rio Tuma River east of here, open to their major staging manders. We also had to sign This is a lush, extremely bring down the. government the officials are convinced that a floor bedroom by firefighters. He was given Three legislative committees voted Tuesday to killing two and stopping them areas in Honduras. statements absolving the Sandi­ fertile region. Farmers were bureaucrats might. Japanese computer company, Hi­ emergency treatment outside the building by withhold more than $1.2 million sought by the from desb'oying an important Leon said there is "very medical personnel but failed to respond and was agencies to run the Winter Energy Assistance nistas of any responsibility plowing with oxen. Others The entrance to one head­ tachi, is behind a covert effort to bridge with plastic explosives.' little" popular support for the pronounced dead. Program until they provided more information to worked with hoes or machetes. quarters was decorated with wring high-tech secrets out of should something unfortunate contras, something our own justify the need for the money. three posters: Augusto Sandino, Twenty-seven of Leon’s IBMM. These officials also believe happen. We saw no tractors. There were discussions and observations The committees did give the go-ahead, however, for the spiritual father of the troops have been killed in the that the Japanese are determined Panel investigates Hogan Julio’s four-wheel-drive jeep cotton andcom fieldsand coffee tended to confirm. Some locals, the agencies to begin setting up the program, which Nicaraguan revolution; Vietna­ last three months. to become No. 1 in the vital area of is a shade of green uncomforta­ plants clinging to the steep HARTFORD — The state Elections Commis­ will provide up to $900 in assistance to families unable The contras hold no territory mostly from the “ bourgeois,” semiconductors. bly close to that of army jeeps mountains. There was also a mese revolutionary Ho Chi sion has announced it will investigate charges of to pay heating bills for the 1983-84 winter season. THE CONTRAS have bribed collaborate with the contras, he the U.S.-backed contras have large rice paddy being dusted Minh; and Cuba’s Che Guevara. Some experts predict that semi­ illegal campaign contributions and coercion in “ They did okay with the actual program but the and kidnapped Compesinos — acknowledged. been targeting. We were going by a sleek plane — the only Souvenier photographs of mil­ conductors — the “ building blocs” the 1982 re-election campaign of Hartford County adminstrative costs are yet to be resolved and I ’m UPI photo for a variety of sophisticated Sheriff Patrick J. Hogan. sure they shall be,” O’Neill said at a news conference electronic equipment — will be as The commission said Wednesday it will break in Windsor Locks when asked about the legislative important to the world economy with precedent to start the probe on the basis of decision. Jet lag? An editorial over the next few years as crude oil news accounts instead of formal complaints "Our people have stated unequivocally that if the persons in the Legislature that are interested in was in the 1970s. The country that against Hogan by two former deputy sheriffs.- Tulip, a male Siberian tiger, relaxes at Omaha as part of a country-wide specifics would please ask the specific questions they takes the lead in semiconductors Albenie Gagnon and Wethersfield and Robert the Bronx Zoo after a long trip from the program to (jetermine whether threa­ W. Tracy of Newington said they were not will give them specific responses,” he added. A will have an important advantage Moscow Zoo. Two other tigers are tened species can be helped. Drug testing reappointed to their jobs this year by Hogan Some lawmakers have raised the possibility of in computers, telecommunica­ allegedly because they were disloyal to the sheriff having one state agency control the program, now heaeJed for zoos in Indianapolis and tions, robotics, aerospace and during the last election. administered by the Office of Policy and Management other high-tech fields. The two have charged through the media and Departments of Human Resources and Income long overdue But the United States is losing its Hogan coerced them into returning money Maintenance. lead in this international competi­ ordered refunded to them by the commission last "A s it’s going now, it’s working well the way it is in Sacred scrolls commemorated tion, while Japan is coming on fast. year. my opinion,” O’Neill said when asked if the program The Pan American Games amateur athletic organiza­ The U.S. share of the world should be put under one agency. WEST HARTFORD (UPI) — Emanuel Synagogue synagogue who buried their desecrated ritual objects O’Neill also said he would decide by the end of the organization has done the tions anyway. high-tech market has declined by will hold a commemorative service Friday for Torah after the arson fire. Shooting victim critical month whether to call a special leislative session to “ An act of desecration is something that strikes at United States and indeed the This has been a year in 15 percent in recent years — while scrolls burned in an arson fire called an act of HARTFORD — A Hartford man shot twice in adopt a plan for rebuilding deteriorating roads and the rawest nerve endings of society in general. which drug use in sports has Japan's share has increased 25 desecration that "strikes at the rawest nerve endings entire world of organized two nights was in critical condition today and bridges. of society.” Everyone, regardless of private beliefs, would like to percent. sports a favor with its.crack­ received unprecedented pub­ police arrested his alleged assailant on first Two legislative committees are looking into Emanuel, the Young Israel of West Hartford feel that there is some sacred turf that cannot be down on athletes’ use of licity. Much publicity has degree assault charges. problems with roads and bridges in light of the June28 Synagogue and the home of its rabbi, Solomon touched,” Zelermyer said. AN IM PORTANT reason for this collapse of a 100-foot section of a Connecticut steroid drugs. been given the use of cocaine slippage «;an be found in a William Grant, 23, was in critical condition at Krupka, all were targets of arson fires set within six St, Francis Hospital and Medical Center after Turnpike bridge in Greenwich. and speed by professional comparisoirvof expenditures for days in the quiet Hartford suburb with a sizeable Sure, it was embarrassing being shot in the back Wednesday during a O'Neill said he would meet with Tansportation Jewish population. Dutch Boy Paint Sale research ana\development over to the U.S. to see some of its football, basketball and base­ confrontation In Sigourney Park. He was shot in Commissioner J. William Bums and budget chief Members of the Emanuel congregation will bury rthletes stripped of their ball players. the past 20 yeart>While U.S. R&D the right leg Tuesday, treated for a minor wound Anthony V. Milano to make “ an intelligent decision” the damaged scrolls after the service, following investment has decliiled by one- on whether a special session was needed. medals after drugs were A distinction needs to be and released. Jewish tradition. M 4.95 *17.95 fifth, Japan's has jumped by After the second shooting, police arrested The governor also said it was impossible to say if "This is the dignified treatment of something made. Cocaine is primarily a detected in their systems, one-third. Hollis Bogus, 26, of Hartford and held him in lieu taxes could be cut next year. The question came up sacred,” said Emanuel’s Rabbi Gerald Zelermyer. t reg. reg. and to see many others drop recreational drug. The mild, Another reason for America's of $30,000 on a charge of first degree assault. because of a surge in June sales tax revenues that “ The same respect that is accorded to the human s s i brought in $10 million more than expected. 23.65 out of the competition — brief exhiliration it induces increasingly beleaguered position body, which is sacred, must also be given to these 19.95 O’Neill also said it was too early to say if tax Torah scrolls,” he said. presumably to avoid being couldn’t possibly enhance in high-tech competition is the Report must be released increases could be avoided next year, but said he different attitude taken by the U.S. Zelermyer said the entire community had been tested. athletic performance. Play­ would like to avoid that possibility. invited, including members of the Young Israel Buy the Best and Japanese governments on HARTFORD — The state Freedom of Informa­ But the long range benefits ers at the highest levels have tion Commission has ordered the release of a •30 Minute Dry and Beat Inflation antitrust enforcement. Japan en­ •One Coal Hiding will be worth the humiliation. easy access to money and police report on the controversial shooting of a courages its industries to pool their •Fade Resistant •Proven One Coat HIcMng As a direct result of the Pan plenty of leisure time and Body By Rsher Hartford man by a Wethersfield plice officer •Water Clean Up •Superior Durability efforts in joint R&D ventures. But •Crack and Peel Resiatant American disgrace, the Uni­ they use cocaine after hours during a chase. ‘Genius’ needed American companies risk govern­ The commission's order will be stayed at least California Paint •Self Priming for Repaint ted States Olympic Commit­ to relax. This is unfortunate, ment prosecution — often insti­ until Sept. 14 to give city officials time to appeal because the drug is illegal Commentary gated by rivals who are left out ofa the ruling. tee announced Wednesday to use monorail Super Sale M 6.95 M 3 .9 5 that it will crack down on and potentially addictive, joint venture. The report on the Nov. 19, 1982, shooting of Michael David Williams, 26, a black, by white drug use by Olympic athletes. and because extensive use of How important is the erosion of WINDSOR LOCKS airport, the state's busi­ reg. reg. U.S. dominance in the high-tech policeman Arthur Kureezka was completed in The Pan American Games it means close player contact January and concluded the shooting was (UPI) —State transporta­ est, and will recoup the area? Trade Representative Bill 22.90 16.95 organization used tests that with organized crime. justified. tion officials are looking money through user fees A portrait of futility Brock told my associate Michael $ 1 4 4 5 for “ some genius” to find and other revenues raised are sophisticated enough to The use of speed and other Binstein; “ There would be very a use for the "People by airport operations. detect steroids in athletes’ uppers is like the use of serious fallout if we lost the Workers reject contract Mover” — a monorail The project is scheduled reg. *19.^^ Bv William A. Rusher built at Bradley Interna­ for completion in four •Durable Gloss Finish • Repels Airborne Dirt blood even if the drugs hadn’t steroids in weight-lifting — a computer race, if for no other PLAIN FIE LD — Union workers have voted 48 •Outperforms Competition Syndicated Columnist tional Airport - nearly a years and Burns pledged, •One Coal Hiding been used for as many as means of artificially enhanc­ reason than national security. You to 43 to reject a proposed contract with • One Coat Hiding decade ago and then de­ “ This project will be •Fade Resistant bet your life we better be con­ InterRoyal Corp. for a third time with the •SolvanI Clean Up •Water Clean Up three months before the test. ing athletic performance. In NEW YORK — New YorkM ayor railed by politics. brought in on time and workers’ pension plan reportedly the chief The USOC should be sure to football, for example, a Edward Koch is one of the nation's cerned about it and start busting The 0.7-mile monorail within budget.” stumbling block. shrewdest politicians, and when he our rear doing something.” will be taken down to Gov. William O’Neill employ the same stringent player on speed will play with Union officials refused Wednesday to comment Upgrading the quality of U.S. make way for $100 million led a delegation of state, tests on Olympic prospects. more abandon, tackling more warns his fellow Democrats that on Tuesday's vote, the contract proposal or what C4UFORN1A E.A. JOHNSON PAINT technological education and relax­ in airport improvements local and private officials they are headed for defeat by action they will take. Anabolic steroid drugs, be­ ferociously, blocking oppos­ ing antitrust enforcement are two and there is no buyer in who joined in today’s 723 Main Street Ronald Reagan in 1984 unless they Company officials have said they must have ing linemen with less fear, sight, officials said groundbreaking ceremo­ sides being potentially harm­ change their tactics, they would do of Brock's highest priorities. He concessions from the union or they will close the 649-4501 Wednesday. nies for the first phase of ful, clearly have no place in than he would if sober. well to heed him. explained that current antitrust plant, but the union claims improved efficiency Transportation Com­ the renovation project. Uppers give a competitive Beginning at San Francisco's laws do not explicitly rule out will help the company more than wage or benefit organized sports. The drugs, missioner J. William Following the ceremo­ cooperative research efforts, but concessions. which promote the growth of edge — and, for that very Commonwealth Club, Hizzoner (as Burns said his agency was nies outside the airport bone and muscle tissue and reason, have been condoned he is called in New York) is the laws are fuzzy, so it's better exploring possible other terminal, O’Neill went part of discretion for U.S. compan­ are particularly favored by implicitly by many teams. embarking on a series of speeches Sky boxes ready Sept. 17 uses for the monorail inside the building and $ 1 7 0 5 around the country to Democratic ies to avoid such joint ventures system completed in 1976, swore in members of a ®1 3 / 5 athletes in the “ muscle” Professional and collegiate HARTFORD — Skyboxes under construction at and civic groups. His message, he entirely. but was doubtful another new commission to over­ sports organizations should the .Hartford Civic Center are expected to be reg. *22.°^ sports like weight-lifting and disclosed in an interview with a 'BESIDES COMPUTERS and use could be found. see airport operations. reg. *18.^® Coming ready Sept. 17 when the Hartford Whalers open shot-putting, give those who follow the USOC in imposing political rporter for The New York semiconductors, the U.S. lead is “ Our decision right now their National Hockey League exhibition season is that it goes unless some use them an artificial edge. It strict testing on athletes. It is Times, will be blunt: By “ pander­ being challenged in other high-tech “ E A S Y DO ES I T ” is the E.A. JOHNSON PAINT against the New York Rangers. genius comes up with the is a kind of cheating that time to put a stop to drug use ing to every special interest," the areas — again, mainly by the John Burke, city director of public works, said wav to describe placing answer,” Burns said, ex­ a want ad. Just call 723 Main St. already is proscribed by most in sports. Democratic Party has put itself are represented (or at least likely her attitude toward the listed aggressive Japanese. For Tuesday he expects the skyboxes to be plaining the monorail was soon! 643-2711 and we do the "on a path to destruction.” It must allegedly represented) by inten­ candidates will be an amalgam — example: substantially completed by the deadline. in the way of the airport rest! 649-4501 turn away from “ left wing,’|' sely mobilized left-leaning organi­ the product of a combination of • Aircraft: Just a few years ago, The skyboxes are small suites accomodating 10 renovation. special-interest groups and start zations that are forever holding impulses in varying directions. American manufacturers had 95 people and equipped with a refrigerator, sink, bar The monorail was auth­ and plush chairs. Twenty-four of the boxes have addressing the concerns of the widely publicized meetings. She may be proud of her Hispanic percent of commercial aircraft orized in 1974 during the been leased for $200,000 each for five years. Berry's World middle class, or it will lose the The candidate appears before background, a supporterof ERA, a orders. By 1981, Airbus Industries, administration of former presidential election of 1984 just as one of these meetings, promises to firm anti-communist, and vaguely Republican Gov. Thomas BankU a European consortium, had J. Meskill and completed it did in 1980. fulfill all the demands of the group distipstfulofgays. Does that make claimed 25 percent of the world 54 studies authorized in 1976. It drew political in question, and is cheered to the her anti-Reagan? market for jet aircraft, and half of HARTFORD — The Connecticut Public Expen­ controversy and was A GLANCE AT the campaigns rafters. As a sort of bonus, every Koch is well aware that most the new orders for wide-body diture Council did some counting during the dubbed “ Tommy’s Trol­ 3 Day 24-hour automatic currently being waged by the reference to President Reagan is people, most of the time, are planes. regular and special session of the 1983 General ley,” for Meskill. teller machines various Democratic presidential roundly booed. The media report primarily concerned with the state • Space: The United States is Assembly and found lawmakers authorized 54 Although the system candidates makes it very clear the event as a love-feast (which of of the economy, above all in its slipping fast. The Japanese are studies. was completed, it was Your link to better banking what Koch is criticizing. Without a course it w as), and the candidate relation to their own personal putting up satellites and develop­ The studies cover topics from the promotion of never used to carry pas­ at the better way bank, aquaculture to the feasibility of public ownership single exception they are aiming dashes on to the next meeting. By interests. In addition, the middle ing their own launch vehicles. sengers. The late Gov. o f electric utility companies. Heritage Savings...soon their appeals at the highly organ­ adding up all the women, blacks, class, with more “ stake in the France, working with other Euro­ Ella T. Grasso, a Demo­ “ The relatively large number of studies crat who succeeded Mes­ SALE at our main office and ized pressure groups: blacks, Hispanics, gays and teachers in system” than the poor but without pean countries, is rapidly develop­ reflects the Assembly’s preoccupation with kill, refused to authorize Hispanics, gays, women, the edu­ America he can easily demon­ the ability of the rich to ride out bad Highland Park Market. Sign ing a launch capability that will balancing the budget, especially raising new the estimated $500,000 strate that he will out-poU Mr. weather, are concerned over such up now at any office. cation lobby, the anit-nuclear challenge the U.S. monopoly in revenues, which caused many issues to be put off needed annually to run the color print protesters, etc. Reagan by fourorfive votestoone. collateral problems as street communications satellites. or sent to a study group,” said Robert H. monorail. A speech by Mondale, or Glenn, crime, immigration and the per­ • Fiber optics: Japan has moved Franklin, CPEC president. Burns said the two, or Cranston, or Hart is rarely more WHAT m a y o r KOCH wants to ceived decline in the “ family into this potentially lucrative field 24-passenger monorail than a laundry list of the things the know is; Who, amid all this values.” What Koch is saying to and has already taken a clear lead Care coordinator named cars and other partsofthe film speaker promises to dp for these excitement] is paying attention to the Derhocrats is that their presi­ in light-source technology. HARTFORD — A South Windsor woman who system were in “ A-1 oper­ i blocs of voters. The most spectacu­ the basic concerns of the great dential candidate in 1984 — • Robotics: The United States ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomina­ ating condition,” but the developing state had been unable to lar recent example was the pledge American middle class? “ I don’t whoever he may be — must be able still has the lead in research and tion for secretary of the state a year ago has been Ifcritage sell them. “ There's no of both Cranston and Hart to the find a single candidate who is to appeal more powerfully than design, but the Japanese are far appointed state coordinator of long-term care, market for it,” he said. •KODACOLOR, FUJI or 3M COLOR PRINT FILM National Women's Political Cau­ heading in the direction I'm Mr. Reagan to this huge, central ahead in production and use, with Gov. William O’Neill has announced. Audrey M. Wasik, 47, was involved in physical The commissioner and Savings cus that, if elected, they would use talking about,” he warns. bloc of voters. about 3.5 times as mhny robots in other officials were at ■ " COUPON the power of the federal Treasury "They're starting to pander Not even the officially certified use as we have. therapy and administrative work since 1959 and VALID AUO. u -lt-ir BankLInk Locations: will bring to the coordinator’s job “ valuable Bradley to break ground to coerce states into passing the again.” “ minorities” are all safely in the 36 expeeure eiMIbvNCA, me • Pharmaceuticals: Up to 1960, experience and knowledge,” O’Neill said Wed­ for the first phase of the C-12 Main Olfice 1007 Main St. Eiqual Rights Amendment. The basic questiop is bow a voter Democratic bag. Some 10 percent $100 million renovation of » 1 . 9 9 rail only » 2 . 9 9 American companies dominated nesday in announcing the appointment. or C-24 Manchester, CT thinks of himself when he (or she) The advantage of pitching to of blacks, perhaps 30 percent of research in this area and produced Mrs. Wasik, one of a dozen women who vied for the airport, which serves I Color C-41 rolls Highland Park Market such blocs is that it produces an enters a voting booth. The voter gays, 35 percent or more of the Hartford and Spring- SALIM NASSIFF CAMIRA SHOP “ Wait'll they see today’s body count. Talk more than half of all new products. the secretary of the state’s nomination, will •S9 MAM SUM? • MANCHtSTW, C l 00040 MS^FSet Highland St. immediate sensation of benefit to may, in fact, be a female teacher, field, Mas5., areas. about human rights progressl" Hispanics, and (according to re­ Japanese firms have now taken the succeed Sally Bowles Rosen of OldSaybrook, who NO UMIT Manchester, CT The state has issued Men. Ihtv SM. eilS.SiM , 1hw«.9tlS-S the candidate — rather like the middle-class, heterosexual and cent polls) aicout 45 percent of lead in new antibiotic compounds.a left the $30,600 coordinator's job for a post in the "rush” or "high” experienced by a Hispanic; but which attribute will women are already in Mr. Rea­ Department of Income Maintenance. revenue bonds to pay for Seven of 11 new antibiotics U oiie the improvements to the drug user. The groups in question predominate? Perhaps none. More gan's corqer. recent year were Japanese. MANCHESTKK MEKAl.U.Thur.sclii.v, Aui> 2,'i. 1983 — !> 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD,Thursduy, Aug. 25, 1983 ‘Father Ed’ moving Thursday TV to Naugatuck parish

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A wai­ workers in the research bureau of 1979. Richard Ayres of the Natural Re­ reached tentative agreement today on the last tress from Cleveland hires Mag­ a broadcasting company. Spen­ of Dji. (R) (60 min.) 11:30 P.M. saved from a rustler's wrath by f the poor and needy. He once gave out He will succeed The Rev. Vito S - A B C Naws 0 - MOVIE; Thunder Bay' Oil remaining local issue holding up a settlement, but num to help her get permission to prospectors battle shrimp fisher­ cer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Gig C D -N a w s CD - HawNI FIV.-0 1:00 A.M. wildcat he bafrienda. Peggy Anp $20,000 to strangers, hoping they would DeCarolis at St. Vincent Ferrer. WASHINGTON — Whether a key sources Defense Council and Michael (Bl-D r. Who scatter her father's ashes at Peart Gamer. Barry Coe. 1966. Oppenheimer, senior scientist for the the union will keep picket lines up until all local men when off-shore drilling inter­ Young. 1957. 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Show The newly formed panel of chief that their buffering capacity is being CWA New England Area Director Edward servir^ the rebel cause in the Band. (R) (3 hrs.) 8 8 - HIHs Street Blues 0 - Crossfir. (B ) S - A S c a American Revolution. Don John­ Thieves steal the remains of Ren- 8 8 - NBC Reports 'Marvel­ CD - Chico and th. M «i 3:15 A.M. executives Wednesday opened its hear­ used up,” Ayres said. McCann said the union members will continue to ( 9 - SportsCantar son, Doug McClure, Jim Backus. 8:30 P.M. ko's recently deceased father ar>d ous Machines...Expendable Peo­ 0 0 - Tonight Show 0 - IndapMtdwtt Network 0 - MOVIE; 'Night I ings on acid rain, and heard the The lead witness to the task force, picket telephone company facilities until all union 1979 Joyce's faith in justice turns sour ple.’ Edwin Newman reports on 0 - MOVIE; ‘HoMy Howt' Five N o w . mUd-mannerad supervisor r S - RarSo 1B90 Trxlay's pro- CSD * Carol Burnett sr>d Friends conflicting opinions from environmen­ headed by New Hampshire Gov. John bargaining teams nationwide reach agreements. gram looka at the hottest trernls G ) - PhlHp Marfowa, fhivate again. (R) (60 min.) the effect that ever-improving wounded soldiers in s hospital of­ 0 - NBC Nmm Ovwnight call girl ring from tha city fi Q D 8 -'* '(x > C lo s e For Comfort techrK>k>gy has had on ¥vorkers. fer friendship to a Scottish cor­ Henry Winkler, ShaEm Long, talists and representatives of the coal Sununu, was Myron Uman of the artd performers in the world of Eye 'Nevada Gas.' Marlowe 0 - MOVIE: 'Prom Night' Four 0 - WHd. Wild W mt entertairwnent. seeks the murderer of a big-time Muriel's photographic assign­ high school girls witness a (60 min.) poral. Ronald Reagan, Patricia chael Keaton. Rated R. and utility industries. National Academy of Sciences. He Kidnapping or mistake? lawyer. ment turns sour when Henry in­ friend's death and find that so- 0 - 2 4 H o n . Neal, Richard Todd. 1950. 1:45 A.M. Both sides addressed themselves to a cautioned that the academy’s study S - Worid on Fka terrupts her to nurse baby 3:30A.M. ~ 8 - Camp Meating USA meor>e has discovered their se­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Hm v m t ' . Om .' 0 -N lg h t N i w 0 - MOVIE: 'BfknMon. wid report released in June by the National took the general approach because it NEWPORT, R .I. — Joseph M. Davis said it was O - Hogan's Heroes Andrew. (R) cret. Leslie Nielsen. Jamie Lee CD - Christian ChNdrsn's FvaSl 0 - MOVIE: -Too Mwiy In the 1690’s. cattle rarKhers and Treads' A young con artist has Academy of Sciences, which concluded was the only stance that could be a misunderstanding stemming from a disagree­ Q9)-MonavNne 8 - Noche de Gala Cunis. 19W. 11:45 P.M. strange encounters with s 4:00A.M. Suapacts' Ellery Queen and his immigrant homesteadara battle that imposing tough pollution controls proven scientifically. ment over who was in charge aboard his ship. The 8 ' Mama's FamUy Mama and 8 - Country Music JubHss for their own share of the Ameri­ 0 - 2nd AnnuN Logondwy middle-class English fsmilv. - Chifstian ChMdnn's Fund fstlw. Inspector Queen, try to CD on coal-buraing power plants and He said more specific findings were sheriff’s office is calling it a case of kidnapping on industries east of the Mississippi River impossible without accurate, long­ the high seass. VA 5URB "Y" NO PROBLEM. MATT. WHAT ABOUT THE ' ‘ THAT'S JU&T' I'M QUITTIN6 THE would significantly reduce acid rain. term studies to trace the flow of The issue will likely be resolved by a court of VAWANKIA V I CAN HANDLE IT. MOVIE m BEIN'ON IT. MATT... SILVER SCREEN BRIDGE emissions. THE SET AT THE ASTRO : However, the study refused to law. Davis, 41, of Pawtucket, was arrested ■NOTHERONE.^^— predict whether specific cutbacks in Canada and the United States Tues­ Tuesday and charged with kidnapping two E A S y * IS- CRACK OF QDAWMT sulfur dioxide emissions in the Midwest day agreed to conduct experiments deputies who came aboard his 125-foot schooner. of finding Blast with ail four GRAPH ^ next month designed to trace pollutants trumps. would result in specific acid rain Bill of Rights, to arrest him for an unpaid debt. from industrial plants in Ontario and NORTH 1-St-M In match point duplicate reductions in the Northeast and "Kidnapping is a very serious charge,” Davis’ ♦ J742 the expert realises that Canada. Ohio. lawyer, Eugene F. Toro, said Wednesday. "You VS2 everyone will be in six or ASTBO-GBAPlI Officials from the coal and utility Wallace Wednesday also estimated shouldn’t charge someone with kidnapping on a ♦ AKQ64 seven and that the safety industry Wednesday used the general the latest bill on Capitol Hill to deal with misunderstanding.” 4 A K play will give him a bottom Bernice Bede Osoh nature of the report to argue that more acid rain, introduced by Rep. Henry WEST EAST If trumps are 2-2 or if West study needed to be done on acid rain Waxman, D-Callf., and Rep. Gerry «... 4Q1095 bolds the singleton queen. before Congress takes any action that Sikorski, D-Minn., could result in the Reputed mobster Jailed VJ943 VQIOS For his second trlck he will may result in costly pollution controls. loss of 81,00D jobs in the mining and PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A Superior Court judge play his ace of trumps, but qbur ♦ J10 98 4752 "There's a rather strong message related industries. He argued that a bill has sentenced reputed mobster Louis Manocchio 4J8754 4109S won’t give up after W m baa there to me,” said Robert Wallace, a approved last year by the Senate could Shawn out to two consecutive life sentences for his SOUTH vice president of Peabody Coal Co. cost up to 172,000 jobs. connection in the 1968 gangland slayings of two He realise that if EUat Environmentalists have argued that 4 A K 86S has the right disMbutlon in "The message is that we're not very men in a Providence grocery story. 1 YEAHj^SHE WENT UP OMON.WE, QUICKLY/ INTO/ VAK 76 Aiiguei 36,1686 ;;; similar job loss predictions were out of LIKE A ROMAN GOTTA ( LISTEN. THE BUSHES! the side ^ t s , the contract sure about anything." "You have participated in the execution of two 75# ♦ s OpportunHIes to open up f A statement from the Edison Elect­ proportion. MOVE! WHAT'S can still be made. South will aacond eouroe of Income are human beings,” Judge Francis M. Kiely said o TMAT? 4Q62 The White House, which has long strip East’s hand and even­ vary likely this coming ye if. ric Institute agreed, adding that the Wednesday during sentencing. "Civilized society Vulnerable: Both tually force him to lead There's even a poasIbHniy H . academy report "explains that with advocated more study on the acid rain cannot and will not tolerate such behavior.” Dealer North away from his queen of could be larger than your nor­ our present knowledge it is impossible issue, is reviewing its stance and has Kiely also sentenced Manocchio to an addi­ tmmps. The key to this play plans to state a position in the fall. Wot Nertk East mal channeM produce. to predict the contribution of regional tional 10 years in prison on a related conspiracy Saetk is to come to a three-card 14 Pass 14 VmOO (Aug. 3B-SepL 29 charge. Manocchio, 56, will not be eligible for Pass 34 Pass Don't be disturbed by euddah parole for 30 years 4NT changes or ehtning conditions Pass if Pass 5NT liimi watch it at work. Take dummy’s ace and king today. If you relax and flow with Police recover most loot Pass SV Pass 64 events, you'll coma out on top. Lesbian fights dismissal Pass Pass Pass of ciuba. Ruff a diam ^ Take your ace and kiiu of Vkgo predictione for tha year ahead are now ready. BOSTON — A former reporter for the Christian hearts and queen of clubs, Science Monitor says she was put "through the Opening lead: 4J diacardiiu a diamond from Romance, career, hick, earn­ in Newport mansion heist dummy. Ruff a heart Ruff a ings, travel and much more are ■ wringer” when the newspaper discovered she diamond and lead your last ditcusaed. Send $1 to Aetro- was a lesbian and fired her. Qreph, Box 486, Radio City Cart full of kids NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) speculated it may have "We were at home and Christine Madsen said Wednesday a Superior heart, on which you discard been prompted by the By Oiwald Jacoby Station, N.Y. 10018. Be sure to — Nearly all of the $1 we had some guests Court judge has refused a request to dismiss her the last diamond from state your xodlac sign. Send an HOLLYHOCKS I USE A U TTL E TRICK I GO H01AE ANt7 a ^ Jamct Jacoby dummy. EUst will have to Babysitter Lisa Davidson takes six children out for fresh air and million in antiques and intense investigation be­ over,” Mrs. Tinney said $1 million suit against the paper. THAT HELF^ IMMEN5ELV. R E A P A B O O K .' additional $2 lor the N EW jewelry stolen from Bele- ing conducted. after reporting the SWIMMING trump and lead away from Aatro-Qraph Matchmaker exercise in Keene, New Hampshire. Lisa, a junior at KeeneState Madsen said she has been unable to find a An expert rubber bridge his queen. court Castle during a Thieves broke into the robbery. "But this is a steady job for 18 months. TIPS wheel and booklet. Reveals College, has been earning money caring for these youngsters Bellevue Avenue mansion very large place, with player leads dummy’s leven Note that you ruffed romantic compatlbllHIas lor all robbery two months ago The Monitor, saying homosexuality was of spades at trick two and June 29 while the owners more than 60 rooms. It W HENEVER dummy’s two good dia­ eigne. five days a week for the past two months. has been recovered by contrary to the Christain Science religion, fired lets it ride after East has monds to shorten yourseU LIBRA (Bepl. 23-Ool. .23) police acting on an ano­ were entertaining guests was a stormy night, and I Madsen, a reporter there for seven years, in July AFRAJP TD GO INTO followed with the five spot. THE WATER " and that the play succeeded You're usually rather lucky In nymous tip. in another part of the guess the noise and storm of 1982, after she said she was a lesbian. This safety play ia one of because East held three partnarihip arrangaments, and State and Newport po­ house. After disconnect­ disguised the noises.” cards in each aide suit those sure things and guards today Is no exception. Collao> lice said they recovered ing an elaborate security against the one chance in 20 (NEWSPAPBIENTBRPIUSE ASSN.) tlve ettorte can produce t>9 Belecourt Castle, which the loot from three separ­ system, the thieves made banaflM. Wisconsin town can’t find is situated among some of il/f ate locations Wednesday. off with an assortment of SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 23) the most opulent homes in Some of the valuables items, including a crown, You should begin to toe w the world, is considered CROSSWORD marked Improvement In coiKff. were buried in plastic chalice and icons that fifth painting in Hartford one of the town’s top lions raUrtlng to your material trash bags in a wooded were considered priceless tourist attractions. SatUltwtttS- I r ir Release In Papers of Thursday, August 25 security, as well as In status area in Richmond, while antiques. among your pears. Look upward. the remainder*was reco­ ACROSS Lincoln snd Answer to Previous Punie HARTFORD (UPI) — Olympics. Ford gave the town one vered from two sites near BAOITTARniB (Nov. 23-Oae. Ribicoff They searched every Fold Times, a Ford , ' painting. In the last two Ocean Drive in Newport, 1 Murmuring, ss □aaizj|aDDC] 21) Your executive skills and Com ing Proclivity school in the city, but Motor Co. publication, years, the company has A/oft>f>r ToLO talent as an organizer and pro­ State Police Lt. Richard a brook Preposition □anDlanciD moter will be finely honed officials had to inform commissioned Johnson to recovered four others Wheeler said. 9 Soon Dog's nsme □ □ d d I d d c iiz ] WBRFN'T *R> today. Rnd ways to use your disappointed residents of paint winter scenes of a from various Ford instal­ 13 SUM of Bury □DnDD nODB " I t looks like most of it rsfflinion QD niDQ gifts profitably. Elkhom, Wis., they can’t small American town. lations for the Elkhom Collage has been recovered," 14 Space batida □ CDanDCDB nDQClQ CAPRICORN (Dae. 22-Jan. 19) find a "priceless” paint­ (Cam ber of C/ommerce. ■thistic group Wheeler said. soon! on. □□D □□□□ □□□□ Opportunities could present ing that put the commun­ Deutschland Wheeler declined to be 15 Lair □ □ □ □ QDGia BfDfD themaalves today for you tti ity on the map as "The Johnson said in a Ford (abbr.) □EDDDn onnGDnEs finalize an Important matter to The chamber is willing more specific as to the 16 Manhill's (Greeting Card Town." Times article she recalled Weekend Special Large □ □ n n n your satisfaction. Don't laavd to buy the missing paint­ locations because the in­ badge After the chamber of a visit to Elkhom, and 17 Egyptian deity continent ODUDCI any loose ends. ing, which might be worth vestigation is continuing. commerce in Elkhom de­ chose it because "it 18 SuMrietive Conditionilly □□□nBClGDEl AOUARNJS (Jan. 3M>ab. It) lodwd exactly .(Hiristmas ' between $750 and $4,000, The owners of the home, □□□DlunncD cided torecovertheseries •uflix Scandlnivian Your dealings with pereoiw depending on its condi­ Harold and Ruth Tinney, Sweetheart Roses god □ D D D lQ D C a n Aould look, a small town BankU 16 The briny who hold key poiltlone In larM o f paintings done in 19S7 with an early 19th-century tion, said Penny Sebeuer- spent Wednesday at state deep 12 Wyandotte 28 Peruvian 44 One (Gar.) organizations should turn out and hang them in town 20 Man of God ■bode advantageously today. Mab| charm covered with a man, the chamber’s exec­ police headquarters iden­ ■iLiAies d -»5 Indian 45 Fimlly of hall, town fathers were 21 Evatgreon tree 20 Drench with big shots. light blanket of snow." utive director. tifying the property, 26 English school meditvel able to track down and ^ 4 m0 5 dozen 22 InUrJection 21 Van PISCBB (Peb. 20-March 20) When the paintings “ The paintings don’ t Wheeler said. 24-hour automatic 30 Croon Ferrers recover four of them. 23 Paper , 22 Ancient Don't be afraid to roll up your were released, photos of have a great deal of Wheeler said state po­ ;T p PREFER VbU 32 Raiding ubia 46 Twofold Two years later, how­ teller machines I AM CEKTMM AA0N5/EUR WDULP' X. meature stringed elaavaa and put out a lltlla them were distributed monetary value, but they lice received the anonym­ 26 Wandanra 38 Charged atom 47 Petroleum extra effort today In order to ever, they’ve hit a dead ^ FIMD IT QUITE DELEflTABLE! )PRE5ERWE WHAT instrument around the world, and the are part of our history; ous tip early Wednesday. CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. Your link to better banking 31 Bring to ruin pa Campus sres 38 Musical derivetivet gat what you want. Lturg^ end after following the 32 Women's a . Grant Card Co. used some they are priceless to us,” He did not know why AWJ5T BETHEIA5T Biblical compotition 48 Apportion ratume, plus bonuses, are trail of the fifth painting to CARRY 649-5268 at the better way bank, patriotic for Christmas cards. said Ms. Scheuerman. police received the tip, but ' mV pear FEUDW, DIMIN& ON preposition 41 Nanny 46 Membership pOM lbto. Hartford. Records show it lOFTHE^PKlE^. society (abbr.) Heritage Savings...soon Imtga 42 Stop charge ARHO (March 21-AprO 1«) <5U:H A PRE<:iOU$ AAOREEL. 33 Opposed “ was donated to the city’s Slice 43 Soviet Union 61 Alphabet You will have more diract ooif- at our main office and 34 Egyptian deity trol today over ehuatlona which ■diool system in. March WCXJ|,PBE‘5A#y?ILE6E! Mirine tight (ebbr.) 66 Not out CONVBBIIIM KTAn PUBLIC A U a iO N Highland Park Market. Sign 35 Noun suffix ' ' have bean wraatad from your 1666. WBCOWS HIOH QUALITY KNOTTED 36 Holv image 1 3 3 4 • 1 7 1 • 10 11 12 grasp lately. Take hold and “ We tried to find it, but up now at any office. 37 Foolish don't let go. we finally bad to call them nWTD CMU TBIVIHON PmSIAN AND ORIENTAL RUGS 36 Vigorous coL 13 14 TAURUS (Apt* 30 May 20) Be with the bad news: ‘We ORDER BY ONE OF THE MAJOR U.8. BANKS loquisi Isn- (Bolton.) The Philip L. Converse Real Es­ We have beenconnmiaatonedtoliquidatealaroainvemory of oriental rugacompllmanted on tha alert today. Banaficlal came upempty-handed,’ ’’ with ot)>er good# of equal value. Contracted in Afghanistan. Pakistan. Iran. Turkey. 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Windsor Locks THE ORPHEUAA TOOAY. 1 bring Into being. Your new path agency (ibbr.) •4 should be euccaaetul. The painting, titled United Cable Television Corp. of Eastern THURS. AUG. 25 AT 8 PM 61 OlttinetM eir "ArottbdTown",portrays 1 ” CANCni (June Sl-July 33) Conn. I know United Cable Television will VIEW AT 7 PM BankLInk Locations: 62PM M rof •7 m m II CondWona which etfacl your ahoy and a girl walking in PI by place rag wdtaes of coat In order to mea« partial monetary obllgotlona c4 tha Inrt- T be an east to Bolton and the surrounding orlars wtto are unabla to fulfill their Import commitmanta as pravloualy agraad with tha Main OfllcB 1007 Main St. nKMCXIiMv ■ oaraar and aarntnga look front of Elkbora’f Webo- E 63 Doesn't txitt 40 communKlee. ankUndar tha binding agraamant. all tha conoamad partiaa ara forcad to accapt the II- Manchester, CT axtramaly promlaing at this ter House Museum. (cant) ■ time. ckoumatancaa by Again, welcome and good luck. 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Aug 2.'i. l9H:t — II March Brass Key changes hands Caroline Zaccoro Caroline Zaccaro of Hollywood, becomes Continued from page 1 F O C U S / F a m i l y Fla., formerly of Manchester, died tially the same, Johns said. The restaurant can there will be few changes in the Brass Key s menu Tuesday morning at her home in seat about 60 people. in the immediate future. " I t ’s going to stay a Florida. She lived in Manchester protest The n ibuiant, widely kiiowi its boiled family affair,” he dhys. from 1926 until moving to Florida potatoes and corned beef on St. Patrick's day, The White family, including both parents, their in 1952. went through over 300 pounds of corned beef on 22-year-old son, Dan, and daughter Denise, She was born Jan. 1, 1905, in Continued from page I the holiday this year. Johns said that tradition currently operate the Brass Key. When Johns will also continue. takes over, his daughter, Susan, will become Italy. She leaves five daughters, The demonstration came as Andy Asked why he's selling out. White pointed to the manager and other children will also work Mrs. Joseph Ricci and Mrs. authorities intensified the investi­ fact that he and his wife have had only one part-time. Marion Shemanskis of Manches­ gation into the murder at Manila Rooney vacation longer than a week in the past 22 years. Johns plans to keep offering daily specials and ter, Mrs. Dolores Finley of Holly­ International Airport of Aquino, After “ easing the transition” through September, add a businessman’s special lunch when he takes wood, Fla., Gloria Zaccaro of 50, a former senator and one-time Syndicated White said, he and his family will take a over. He said he plans to expand the restaurant’s Miami, Fla., and Mrs. Robert presidential contender shot mo­ two-month vacation and travel around the United ice cream and sundae selection, using the antique Columnist Barton of Margate, Fla.; four sons. ments after the plane bringing him States. dishes White will turn over. Joseph Zaccaro of Naples, Fla.. home from three years of volun­ An undertaker answers questions you wouldn’t ask He’ll also keep the Brass Key open half an hour Nicholas Zaccaro Jr. of Portlana. tary U.S. exile landed. White, a Rockville native who moved to Ore., James Zaccaro of Lake City. Manchester in 1956 after his marriage, said he longer than White does. Its current hours are 6 who has embalmed Fla., and Richard Zaccaro of Fort plans a career change but doesn't yet know what a.m. to 8 p.m. Johns will keep it open to 8:30, he By Sarah E. Hall Police have not been able to murder victims in the past. Lauderdale, Fla.; two brothers. identify the alleged gunman, who he’ll do. " I ’m uncertain,” he said, adding that he said. Sawyer Herald Reporter Michael Foglio of Manchester and was shot down moments after the plans to stay in Manchester. , "The idea is to keep all Eddy’s customers and “But you have to have a a brother in Italy; three sisters. attack by members of the security White described the Brass Key, which both mine, who have been waiting for me to open up Friends call him foundation to work with,” Mrs. William Nicoletta of Tolland, forces escorting Aquino off his buyer and seller say is making money, as “ a since the Silver Lane closed,” Johns said. . he adds. He all but insists Mrs. Anthony PorPora of Boyton plane. Theonly clue so far has been friendly business with a good clientele.” He has been in the restaurant business about 31 “Digger” and are fond of Scott Nearing wasn’t on a closed-casket.cerem­ Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Antonette the nickname “ Roliy” embroi­ Johns said it will stay that way when he takes years, having inherited his father’s restaurant pn making ghoulish jokes^ Nixon; 20 grandchiidren; 25 great­ dered on the man's underwear. over. Park Street in Hartford, Sam John’s Lun­ Some hesitate before they ony, with a photo of the grandchildren; and one great- THE FUTURE owner, who is currently cheonette, before running the Silver Lane from deceased placed above the great-grandchild. Scott Nearing President Ferdinand Marcos learning the ropes from the Whites — “ he hasn’t 1975 until the state "took the keys” about three i^l|^ his hand. “I don't Wednesday ordered the creation of h'l me yet,” save ihp ne'V owner of White — says angry casket, if the corpse is A funeral mass will be Friday at months ago. ' ward to,Fbake .hands 'with 9:30 a.m. at St. Stevens Church in dies at age 100 a special commission of five past l^UjlMiy kodner fhan I have gory-looking. Hollywood, Fla. The Boyd Funeral and present supreme court justi­ Holmes has dressed dead ces to investigate the assassination Diane Sawyer, the television wlsecra^^ Home, 6400 Hollywood Blvd., Hol­ news correspondent and co-anchor bodies in everything from lywood, Fla. has charge of arran­ HARBORSIDE, Maine (UPI) and offered a $45,000 reward for Sometimes the neyifly- — Scott Nearing, the self-styled anyone identifying the kiiier. on the CBS Morning News broad­ Eastern Star gowns and gements. Memorialdonations may Social, welfare programs b e re a ^ lt«ali^ do refuse be made to the American Cancer ecologist who died Wednesday at cast, has just received an offer of Masonic regalia to blue- age 100, said shortly before his Admirers of Aquino — a popular $1 million to appear nude in to shake his hand.They Society. jeans and a t-shirt, at the death he didn't want to continue political figure and arch rivai of Hustler magazine. trentidm with sullen suspi- Gladys T. Aver Marcos — massed outside the family’s request. A hair to live if he couldn't be useful. ” . imu Discovery brings cure no closer Swimming pool owner in over head AIDS effects found worse DEAR ABBY: I have DEAR ABBY: As the Now I feel so hurt and four children ranging in working, divorced mother insulted I don't care if I By Ed Lion m age from 5 months to 10 of a future bridegroom, I ever meet these people, experience breakdowns in two of the three homosexual AliJS patienl.s agaiii.st cum ml years. With school out, invited the parents of the but I don't want to hurt the United Press International linked branches of the immune system — groups of healthy homosexual and hetero­ I've had my hands full bride to my home for a 6 newlyweds. not just one as previously thought. sexual men and discovered abnormalities taking care of them. We Dear Abby o’clock cocktail party in What should I do? BOSTON — AIDS, the killer disease “It says that the breakdown in the among the victims in what they called are one of the few families order to meet them for the NO NAME IN MAINE plaguing mostly homosexual men, short immune system is more extensive and it "B-lymphocyte functions” — one of the who have a swimming Abigail Van Buren first time. I went to circuits the immune system more exten­ increases our understanding a bit about the three related defense branches in the pool. How do I deal with considerable trouble and sively than previously believed, causing disease," said Dr. Henry Masur, an NIH immune system. all the kids who come over expense to make every­ DEAR NO NAME: I anti-body producing cells to go haywire, infectious disease expert. "It’s another part government researchers reported today. wanting to swim? I don’t thing perfect. realize you can’t easily of the puzzle but it doesn’t mean we’re very The B-cells normally produce antibodies :-T want to be rude, but I don’t overlook the rudeness, The doctors cautioned, however, that the much closer to finding a cure. ” against specific diseases when needed, 'jut want to be a lifeguard and At 5:30 p.m. my son and thoughtlessness or wha­ new findings do not put a cure on the horizon Doctors say most AIDS patients — mostly in the AIDS patients they were found to recreation director handle this? pool. Adult neighbors his fiancee arrived after tever caused their show of and will have no effect on managing homosexual men, hemophiliacs and drug produce large quantities of nonspecific either. Some days I can SUSAN whose children en^y your having spent the day with bad manners, but in the patients of the disease, which at mid-month abusers — die within two years with their antibodies spontaneously, Masur said. handle a couple of extra pool should be willing to her parents at their interest of a good relation­ had struck 2,094 people nationwide, kiiling bodies left open to a host of infections. Its kids, and some days I DEAR SUSAN: Putting alternate as lifeguards. summer cottage about ship with your son and his 805. cause has not been isolated but doctors The B-cells, which were not previously can’t. "tactful" aside for a mo­ five miles away. The future wife, make no A team of physicians from the National believe it may be a virus spread through thought to be affected by AIDS, were also Also, they want to help ment, let’s talk "legal." DEAR ABBY: I read in bride said she hoped I mention of it. Institutes of Health reported in the New intimate sexual contact, blood products or found not to produce effective antibodies themselves to snacks, and Your pool is what the law July’s Reader's Digest wasn't expecting her par­ England Journal of Medicine that sufferers contaminated needles. against diseases the body bas not encoun­ I can’t afford to feed the would call “an attractive that Burt Reynolds gets ents that evening — that of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome Tl)e scientists wrote they studied 12 tered before, Masur said. whole neighborhood. Ev­ nuisance," and it is your $4,807.69 an hour. How can her mother wasn't sure Every teen-ager should ery day I have kids responsibility to have a I get in touch with him? I which night they had been know the truth about coming to my door or fence that will keep kids have the money and I invited for. Then she drugs, sex and how to be diming over the fence if out. (Talk to a lawyer think he’s worth it. mumbled something happy. For Abby's boo­ Popular vitamin, we are in the pool. If I let about this, and your insu­ ELAINE about "no phone at the klet, send $2 and a long, . . i them swim once, they rance agent, too.) Then IN E. PALM BEACH cottage,” which was sup­ stamped (37 cents), self- !i r-i-' think they have a standing have a clear understand­ posed to excuse their not addressed envelope to: I. invitation to come every ing with the children and DEAR ELAINE: If you calling to check the date Abby, Teen Booklet, P.O. B6, could cripple day. their parents about when have a part to offer Burt, or say they couldn’t make Box 38923, Hollywood, Is there a tactful way to they may swim in your contact his agent. a Calif. 90038. t Polish couple mark if it’s overused Herald photo by Pinto T By Ed Lion Mary Wilson, 24, of Manchester, won the Miss Ebony of Central United Press International Doctor prescribes heartburn help golden anniversary ♦ r Connecticut beauty contest. BOSTON — Popping too many tablets of vitamin B6 — popular among health faddists and women with DEAR DR. LAMB: I and Acidity, to help you. skin into your scrotom. menstrual swelling — can cause numbness, loss of had heartburn for several The cord is surrounded by Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Others who want this Wojcik of 138 Wetherell St. sensation and even cripple, doctors warned today. Miss Ebony aiming months. I didn’t think too issue can send 75 cents muscles and ligaments to I Researchers reported in the New England Journal much about it at first with a long, stamped, hold your intestines inside were honored recently at a 50th wedding anniver­ of Medicine that taking too much vitamin B6 or because I kept thinking it self-addressed envelope your abdomen. pyridoxine — sold commonly at health food stores. vS would go away. Finally I Your Health sary party given by their for it to me, in care of this When you have an ingui­ two children. Used by body-builders and prescribed by some to make her career, saw a doctor and he sent newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, nal hernia the muscles t\ Pi gynecologists against menstrual swelling — can me to a gastroenterolo­ Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Radio City Station, New and tendons are stretched The party was given at cause peripheral nerve damage. gist. He kept me in the torn onmioh to the home of the couple, by York, N.Y. 10019. their children, Edward "These people are overdosing on a vitamin hospital for three days. He the opening around the assuming that you can’t get hurt and more is better for did the examination DEAR DR. LAMB: My Wojcik of SpuA Windsor in fashion modeiing doctor has just confirmed cord to enlarge. The you,” said Dr. Herbert Schaumburg of New York’s where they put a tube bigger hole then permits a and Dorothy Pailiardi of Albert Einstein College of Medicine. down and look around. He my fears that a distention Enfield. Bv Cherie O’Nell members. "My tamily helped me to of my left groin is a loop of intestine to slip out "Instead they're crippling themselves. We’ve had said I had peptic esopha­ doctor wants them to do juices regurgitating into of the abdomen and even Some 40 guests at­ Special to the Herald keep going," she says. hernia. I was advised to tended, including Man­ f patients who were body builders but couldn’t lift gitis. I thought I had an regarding their medi­ your iower esophagus. As Mrs. Wilson comes from a family of wear a support but if there down into the scrotum. weights anymore because of numb hands and one ulcer. He recommended cines. Call his office and the irritation progresses it The surgery is simple in chester residents Mrs. woman who had to use two canes." The winner of this year’s Miss Ebony 11. Five of them are girls. "I owe a lot to that I take Tagamet and find out. can Jiecome an ulcer. is an increase in discom­ skilled hands. And you Mania Ewosa, who was of Central Connecticut beauty contest my five sisters," she says "They are fort I win have to have an their bridesmaid and Mrs. Patients suffering from sensation loss, numbness drink My lanta. The doctor Usually the doctor These ulcers are much will probably not have to and awkward gait improved "gratifyingly” after they says she entered the pageant "because the ones who really pushed me to enter didn’t tell me how long I wants a person taking like peptic ulcers in the operation. How safe is an Isabelle Parciak, who was I wanted to see what competition was this contest." operation? What does it stay in the hospital more stop taking the vitamin, but there is some residual would have to take this Tagamet and antacids for duodenum, other than for than a few days at the flower girl. O' like." It’s an irony, perhaps, that she even your condition to take entail and how long would Displayed at the party MS'. damage that remains, he said. medicine. I don’t take it the location. most. The surgery is to Schaumburg said the reason why the vitamins Mary (Candy) Wilson, 24, a would-be attempted to persuade one of her all the time except when I them daily, on schedule. By avoiding irritation I be laid up? Will the was a gift of bread, with a fashion model, is a newcomer to sisters to enter the pageant. She surgery cure the hernia? repair the torn and cause problems is not known, but "flooding the have a severe case of The Tagamet is pres­ you can promote healing. stretched structures and dash' of salt. This was Manchester. She recently moved here thought with two family members in cribed to prevent your Can an athletic supporter given by their aunt. It system with it is probably killing nerve cells." heartburn. Should I take That is what your medi­ if the repair holds you He warned if massive doses were continued over a / from Hartford with her husband, Leon, the contest, someone might win. the medicine every day stomach from producing cine is for. such as I am now wearing symbolizes “the good really help? should have no- more very extended period, people could even lose use of and 5-year-old son Tryine, She’s a even though I don’t have too much acid. Once you You should follow a problems. If you really life,” and is a tradition their limbs. keypunch operator in South Windsor. MRS. WILSON HOPES that tiie the heartburn all the have heartburn you al­ program similar to that of DEAR READER: Evi­ mean an athletic suppor­ carried on by Polish She says that she never was very "Miss Ebony" title will open some ready have too much acid the patient who has too people. "Some of these patients went to doctors and were time? dently you have an ingui­ ter, about the most you tested for things like diabetes, multiple sclerosis, popular in high school. She never doors for her in modeling. and it is already irritating much acid or actually has nal hernia. The cord to can expect is some sup­ Mr. and Mrs. Wojcik competed in school activities and was She says she’s always wanted to be a your lower esophagus. an ulcer. I’m sending you came from Kanezuga, Po­ even susiwcted leprosy, ” he said. "Their doctors DEAR READER: I your testicle passes port to the scrotum. It will asked them if they took any medications but they never named homecoming queen, or model, and was registered with Glam­ wish all patients would Your condition is re­ The Health Letter 15-10, through your abdominal not prevent the hernia land. They lived within a any similar honor. our National Modeling Agency in New lated to acid digestive Understanding Ulcers didn't think to mention the vitamins. So we want find out exactly what their wall and down under the from slipping out. few miles of each other in doctors to be a ware that too much B6 can cause this. ’ ’ But she knew she had a certain Britain at the time of the contest. Poland, but they met in something. She’s 5’ 4” and doesn’t have to watch New York. They were In a related journal editorial, doctors from Emory University in Atlanta warned against "vitamin Many helping hands "I always thought I looked nice and her weight. married there and came megadosing” in general, saying it "can cause that I should enter a contest. I love "I’m thin, my legs are shapely and to Manchester in 1944. Young Gilbert Sousey of Andover gets a helping hand from being in front of an audience," she I’m photogenic," she says. Wojcik was employed at harmful effects.” Mom anxious over child’s surgery Vitamin B6, existing naturally in food grains, is counselors at Camp Hemlocks in Hebron as he works out at the says. That’s evident in the 13 years she And sne has very clear caieer goals. Pratt & WhitneV for 27 spent singing for the Wellness Baptist years, before his retire­ used for many body chemical reactions but adults new rope course. Giving the boy an assist are Jennifer Clarke, Two years from now, she says, she only need a small amount — 2-4 four milligrams a day. Choir in Hartford. hopes to be in Paris working as a DEAR DR. BLAKER: experience. Other read­ ment. Mrs. Wojcik had camp craft leader, Nancy Mahan and Paul Schutte. The camp She said the contest was nerve haps you are having trou­ worked at Manchester “In a healthy adult who isn’t starving, they would model. Five years from now she hopes My 2-year-old must have ers may order the new­ ble bouncing back after • 6 .»■' get more than enough in their normal food intake,” for persons with disabilities is owned and operated by the Easter wracking at times. to be a top model and appearing m immediate surgery on her sletter by sending 50 cents Modes and 'Gray Manu­ Herald photo by Pinto Schaumburg said. this loss because it is the facturing. They are both Seal Society of Connecticut. Ebony magazine. ear and I don’t know if I and a self addressed, fourth you have sustained DURING THE COMPETI’nON, the can go through the ordeal. Ask avid gardeners. Both are Then and now photos show Mr. and M rs. only things she could think about were This fall she will be in a fashion show stamped envelope to Dr. in only three years. Furth­ that Glamour National has asked her to I feel very, very anxious. Blaker in care of this members of the Manches­ Nicholas Wojcik at their wedding in New the moves she had been perfecting for Dr. Blaker ermore, in losing your ter Senior Citizens and coordinate, and she will also appear on When i wake up in the newspaper, P.O. Box 475, mother you have lost months — namely walking and carry­ they attend Church of the York, 50 years ago, and in their 138 Adopt a pet ing herself correctly. She says these the fall cover of their Modeling morning. I cry because I Karen Blaker, Ph.D. Radio City Station, New forever the possibility of Unlimited magazine. York, N.Y. 10019. Assumption. They have Wetherell St. garden for their 50 ■ A bout Town were most critical in the contest. know I am going to have to getting some of the love four grandchildren. face the day which brings DEAR DR. BLAKER: I that was always directed - anniversary celebration. "I didn’t expect to win," she says Since she switched to her new "But I was praying I would. I thought hairstyle, she says people have told her the surgery 24 hours lost my mother two years toward your sister. Star Trek lecture canceled closer. ago and cannot seem to For these reasons, you some of the girls (there were 10 others) that she looks like Donna Summer. This Only one stray dog had a better chance of winning than has inspired her to enter the Ron We visited the hospital recover. I don’t know m ay iieeU piulussiuiiai The Gene Roddenberry "Star Trek" lecture, DEAR READER: If I d/or get a consultation as what’s wrong with me. help with your grieving. Cinema scheduled for Sept. 16 at Manchester High School, has me," Smith’s Celebrity Look Alike contest. and although my daugh­ told you to stay away from Among the 200-plus admirers in the ter took it well, 1 had a to the advisability of some I was not very close to Think about it but don’t been canceled. It will not be rescheduled. She will also try to claim the title of the hospital to control kind of anti-anxiety medi­ Hortferd (R) 1:05, 3:05, 5, 7:45, 10. — Tjie Movies — Slaying audience were Mrs. Wilson’s personal Miss Ebony of New England, a pageant difficult time. My heart her, not as close as I was wait too long. AltMiMUin Cinema — Rich at pound this week The program was to be sponsored by the Student your anxiety, I wouid be cation just to get you Metalstorm In 3-D (PG) 1:55, Alive (R) 11:15, 1:20, 3:25, cheerleaders — about 15 familv coming up soon. was racing and I aimost to my brother, aunt and and Famous (R) 7:30 with 3:45, 5:25, 7:15, 9:30. — 5: 30. 7:40, 9:45. — Easy Senate of Manchester Community College. For ticket ignoring research find­ through this crisis? great-aurt who all died Write to Dr. Blaker in Travels with Mv Aunt 9:30. Notional Lampoon's Vaca­ Money (R) 11:45, 1:55, 3:45, refunds, call 646-4900, Ext. 258, or write to Manchester ran out when I saw the Cbiema City — Easy Mo­ By Barbara Richmond ings that underline how I am sending you a the year before my care of this newspaper, tion (R) 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:40, 7:X, 9:M. — Return of been temporarily named, Lab, about 4 months old, Community College, Student Activities office, 60 chair I would have to sleep important it is for a ney (R) 2,4,7,9.— The Road 9.'50. — Jaws 3-0 (PG) 1:30, the JedI (PG) 11 :M, 2, 4:X, Herald Reporter "Lonesome George." have both been adopted. •TRIM FASHIONS in beside her bed. I want to complimentary copy of mother. My mother was P.O. Box 475, Radio City Warrior (R) 2:45, 7:10 with 3:30, 5:20, 7:20, 9:40. — 7:10,9:X. Bidwell St. mother — even one who is my newsletter “ When never very nice to me. She Station, New York, N.Y. The Sona Remains the Same Trading Ploces (R) 1:40,3:50, Dog Warden Richard One of these dogs was be near her but I’m not under tremendous pres­ (PG) 4:30, 8:55. — The Gift 7:35,9:55. . Well, it almost hap- Rand said the two dogs adopted by a Manchester sure I can. your child goes to the always preferred my 10019. 'The volume of mail (R) 2:20, 4:20, 7:20, 9:30. — Attends national meeting Specializing Exclusively In sure — to be present when hospital." In it, you will Manchester .pened. The dog pound mentioned in last week’s Police officer and the Under the circumstan­ older sister. prohibits personal rep­ La Trovlota (G) 2:30, 4:45, UA Theaters Bast — stay­ her child is hospitaiized. find more tips on how to What’s wrong with me? lies, but questions of gen­ 7:30,9:45. ing Alive (PG) 2,4,6,8,10. — ;runs were almost empty, pet column, the pictured other by an Avery Street Hoaglund, president of the United slenderizing plus-size fashions. ces, don’t you think I Why not visit a crisis help your daughter — and dneelwdle — Say Amen, Easy Money (R) 2,3:50,5:40, •It almost happened on neutered male black Lab, family. Manchester He­ Methodist Women of South United Methodist Church, eral interest will be dis­ Somebody (G) 7:30 with Li­ 7:30, 9:20. — Return of the should stay away? intervention center an- yourself — through this anna (R) 9:25. TTuesday, when there was about 2 years old, and rald readers have come was among some 300 women leaders in the United DEAR READER: Per- cussed in future columns. JedI (PG) 2 ,4:X, 7,9:35. ‘only one resident. He's CeleaM — Reopens Sept. Mansfield IRRORIM MATIMCC 0 another similar looking through again. Methodist Church from throughout the United States Trans-Lux Cellege Twin — "George,” also a Lab who recently attended a national meeting in Unijertaker answers lo s t Hortfenl Yor the Hunter From the California. ■oslweed Pub A Cinema— Future (PG) 7:15, 9. — ToxI cross, black with some Where fashion Is "As a boy growing up, it Octopussy (PG) 7 :n . Driver (R) 7 with Mean gray fur on his hind 'The theme of the seminar was ’Economics and the L’onlinued from page 11 Peer Rldiard's Pub A ci­ Streets (R) 9:10. ' HARTFORD | quarters, is about 1 years Faith Community." funerai directors as hard­ didn’t startle me a bit to Ivy League men calendar nema — Octopussy (PG) Vernen a look, not a size. hearted chiseiers. After see a dead body lying out 7:15,9:30. Cine I A 2 — Octopussy iirriRsmiBJ EXITS8 % old. He’s also neutered Accepting registration Sbewcase Cinemas — (PG) 7, 9:35. Class (R) 7:10, U S T H A riT O «0 558 88K) ^ and may well be claimed all, the business is a in the living room acUoin- Risky Business (R) 1, 3, 5, 9:20. famiiy thing for him, as it ing ours. It was as much a 7:30, 9:45. — Mr. Mom (PG) West Hartford by his owner before this The Child Development Center of Manchester is for many undertakers, part of the house as the 1:25, 3:25, 5:20, 7:25, 9:30. — ■Im I A 2 — Superman III story is read. He appears Community College is accepting registrations for the Special Sizes furniture,” says Arthur no banquet of beefcake Curse of the Pink Panther (PG) 2 ,7 ,9:X. — Octopussy JAWS 3-D to be very gentle and also fall afternoon nursery school classes. he says. (PG) 1:10, 3:30,9:35. — Culo (PG) 2, 7:05,9:15. pt: to have been trained. He Holmes inherited his Holmes. -SM M W Isr;- The two-day sessions meet Tuesdays and Thurs- 121/2 - 261/2 trade from his father sat for Rand on the first days from 1 to 4 p.m. and the three-day sessions meet Mark. His older brother All his experience HANOVER, N.H. - The "Men of attire ranges from a tweed jacket iK command and then Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 1 to 4 p m and 38 to 52 Howard is his business hasn’t numbed Holmes’ the Ivy League" calendar should hit and V-neck sweater featured on the promptly shook hands. Five-day sessions are also available and the center is bookstores this week, but the cover to the four Yale men of March He was picked up Sun­ open until 5 p.m. to accommodate work or class partner, and Howard's fear of his own eventuai CUJOIS day night on East Middle schedules of parents. two sons are in the busi­ death. "There’s no sense "tasteful product" is sure to disap­ dressed in windbreakers and jog­ - SHOWN Mfi- ness, too. in trying to kick it under point women who want to enliven ging pants. Turnpike. The center is a non-proOt organization, staffed by The Holmes home ad- the rug,” he says. "I don’t their year with a banquet of The predominant setting is sport­ Rand said that last professionally trained, certified and experienced joined a funeral parlor. want to die." beefcake. ing — a Cornell lacrosse player at Friday night the pound teachers, assisted by student teachers in the Early The student-models are "taste­ the net, a Pennsylvania student luiKfn j m s s a s L was absolutely empty but Childhood program at the college. fully dressed and posed in academic casually tossing a Frisbee, and -3-n when he came in Monday For information, contact Susan Adamek, director of settings on their home campuses," — SHOWN AT;—— five dogs had arrived over the center, Manchester Community College 60 Princeton crew members. »i Camposeo homer aids Hungry Tiger win Editor’s note: Joe Gar- man, a Manchester resi­ dent for many years, is a recognized authority on bamboo fly rods, and the sport of fly fishing. Joe's World Three teams left In softball play “ What do you do in your spare time when you can't Joe German ■'3 go fishing?" This is a By Len Auster question that is thrown at slugger perfectly as he blasted a needed. Herald Sportswriter »► me quite often, because long drive just inside the leftfield The bottom half of the Tiger I'm sure a lot of people stripe with teammate Tim O’Neill lineup proved effective in both What do you do when one of your think I was born with fly aboard. The ball eluded Irish contests. It had half of the hits in home run hitters has to leave? rod in hand. leflfielder Henry Brown and rolled the nightcap and produced 10 of the You replace him with another into the darkened comer. By the 16 safeties in theopener. In the first Well, if it's not bird Anyhow, it turned out to field with their hassling, I slugger, naturally. time it was retrived, both O’Neill game, Tom Juknis, Collins Judd, hunting season, and I be a neat day. T didn't could shoot anywhere in That’s what Hungry Tiger did in and Camposeo had motored Jim Bombria and Wittke each don't have too many shoot very well, because the world. essence Wednesday night as Joe around the bases. slashed two hits and Camposeo chores at home to try and two of my good friends, Camposeo, replacing slugger Paul That gave the Tigers a 9-6 lead. drove in three runs from the skin out of doing, I'm most Reggie Christiansen of FINISHED UP on the Herald photos bv SocKs Frenette who had to leave due to a They had a 6-0 lead after one bottom part of the lineup. apt to be out and about Manchester, and Fred skeet field and took Beau commitment elsewhere, slammed inning, scoring on six hits. Irish, The top part of the Tiger batting skeet shooting, training Simmons of Rockville, and his sister Brandy, a two-run inside-the-park homer in champs of the Nike League, order also showed its might in the Teacher Suzanne Schiera leads a group of her young charges in a circle game. Beau, fiddling with my take extreme delight in owned by Christiansen, cameras, or just gener­ the sixth Inning to icea 9-7 win over however, came back with three opener against Main Pub with trying to break my con­ down to the club pond for Irish Insurance as play in the ally getting out and enjoy­ some water retrieves. runs in the second and three ip the Frenette and Wellington each centration while shooting. annual Town Slow Pitch Class 'B' fifth to draw even. Bob Dunnack’s blistering two hits and driving in ing some part of Connecti­ And they really did a job Both dogs did ex­ cut that I haven't checked Softball Tournament starts to wind RBI single and Jim Keefe’s three runs. Wellington socked a on me that Sunday. tremely well, although I down. out before. sacrifice fly brought the Insu- two-run homer in the fourth frame, Toddlers do bit of everything Skeet, like most sports, must confess that Brandy There are now three teams his third roundtripper in two Next to fly fishing, and has a lot more class than rancemen into the 6-all tie. golfing, tennis, baseball, remaining in the double elimina­ games. related parts of the sport, that big hulk o f mine. She It didn’ t last as the Tigers, who etc., requires tremendous tion tourney. Hungry Tiger and had 30 hits in the evening including Wellington had three hits in the They do “ mouse- And they're only 3 and 4 "It's a real class, not All classes will be held the fall along with co­ and nexttophotography, I is more graceful, docile, concentration on the fly­ Highland Park Mariiet, each with 14 in the nightcap, moved in front nightcap with Jenkins and Wittke ercise," bending and years old. They do the just a babysitting situa­ at the Nike site, in the arts teacher Jane Bourk. Both guess I'm into skeet and obedient, and at all times ing target. Andconcentra- one loss, square off tonight at 6 in the fifth. Whitey Jenkins tripled adding two apiece for the Inde­ swaying to Mickey-Mouse things they do at the tion. The kids have been building. have degrees in early trap shooting a lot. A good a lady. Beau deserves the tion is the name of the o’clock at Fitzgerald Field. The up the gap in left, his blast rolling pendent League's National Div­ music. They sing. They Recreation Department's having a real good tim e," childhood education. part of this love for the nickname Tom Quinn has game when it comes to Winner advances to the champion­ between fielders to the fence. He ision representatives. p lay games. They custom- Terrific Toddlers' Day says Nancy Going, re­ Susan Schiera, who con­ sport, beside the chal­ given him. He looked at skeet. ship round against unbeaten Glenn scored on Rudy Wittke's sacriHce Ervin Hilton had three hits and decorate T-shirts they've Camp, which ends this creation supervisor. Two ducted the day camp, will For more information, lenge of the game itself, is Beau one day while we Construction at 7:30. If Glenn wins, loft. That made it 7-6. John Taylor a pair for the brought from home. week. other sessions were held instruct the youngsters in call 647-3089. from the camaraderie of - were 'working him on a HOW WOULD YOU like it’s all over. A Glenn loss would Another slugger, Lou Welling­ Insurancemen. earlier this summer; all the men I shoot with. retrieve, shook his head, to step up to a station, all force a deciding contest Monday ton, showed his prowess with the The Tigers broke open the first sessions were filled. On a recent Sunday, and said, “ You two re­ psyched up, ready to call night at 7 o’clock at the same site. glove for the Tigers in the bottom game with a 10-run fourth inning. But there's still room when the weather had mind me of the " A- for the bird, and hear Camposeo, the ‘extra hitter’ in of tbe sixth as he reached over the Frenette’s bases-clearing double for more toddlers in a cooled down some, I hied Team ,’ ’ and the dog Main Pub’s Leo Williamson Herald photos by Pinto behind you, “ Now eve­ the first half of Wednesday’s fence and robbed Irish's Brown of capped the frame that the Tigers similar program — “ Ter­ myself out to the Man­ should be named Mr. T, cross home plate with first ryone keep quiet, Mr. twinbill at Fitzgerald Field that a potential game-tying homer. move into a 12-2 lead. rific Toddler Tim e" — to chester Sportsmen's As­ instead of Beau.” German is about to shoot. saw the - Tigers bombard Main Camposeo then delivered his big Main Pub-MMH couldn’ t rec­ run of game. It proved far Lightning can strike twice. For the second night in a row. be held this fall. Like the sociation skeet field in I have to admit he’s a He’ll sign autographs Pub-MMH by a 15-4 count, came on blow for the three-run cushion. over from that big uprising. from enough as Hungry summer camp, the fall Coventry. Incidentally, if helluva hunting dog, ag­ Hungry Tiger’s Lou Wellington receives welcome from later." in’ the fourth inning as Frenette, Irish rallied briefly in the topof the Leo Williamson had three hits program will meet two you'd like to learn how to gressive as can be, but Tiger scored 10 times in Rudi Wittke after belting two-run homer against Main Not only did I miss the one of the most prolific hitters in seventh, scoring once with the and Eric Lindquist and Dave days per week, for a shoot skeet, the field is boy what a stubborn lab­ fourth inning en route to bird, I missed my doubles town, had to depart for another potential tying runs aboard, but Lauzon two apiece for Pub, repre­ Pub. Wellington has three homers in last two playoff couple of hours a day. All open on Sundays to the rador he can be. However, on the same station. game. Camposeo filled the role of couldn't come up with the hit it sentatives from the Rec League. 15-4 triumph. g antes. of the three different public, and there are Or I beard “ He's going he and his sister per­ meeting times have always enough shooters to miss this bird when he formed very well, and openings. around who are willing to brings his gun up. His pose when we let them loose for For each of its 10 weeks, help a novice shooter get is going to get in the way." a swim, it ticked both of us AL roundup the program will emphas­ acquainted with the sport. That remark, just as I to see them together. Just Brown ize a special theme: food, I HAD BUSHES to cut hollered "Paul.” Natu­ like two kids in a swim­ dentists, boats, fire, "H al­ back, the lawn needed rally I blew both birds at ming pool, splashing, and loween mystery," Indi­ mowing, and there were the station. In fact, by the swimming, and trying to ans, Thanksgiving. Possi­ t \ t other little bits and pieces time I finished that round, duck one another. leading ble field trips include a A \ . o f stuf f that needed doing, my stomach hurt so much When the “ A-Team” Mixed up Oriole lineup visit to a dentist's office that were pushed onto the from laughing it was a arrived home we were and one to a fire station. back burner. Besides, I wonder I could even shoot. greeted with a big pile of Also this fall, the Re­ figured Beau needed Ended up with a 16 out of brush that my better half Twins J creation Department will some exercise and a wa­ 25. had clipped off thebushes. sponsor a “ Terrific turns out winning one MINNEAPOLIS (UPl) - The ter retrieve at the club However, the next My chore. Did I feel Twos" program, which pond. One has to keep on round, I cleaned their guilty? I did because my Minnesota Twins have been Young Lannon Arnold, left, and class­ will meet once a week for searching for both a center fielder top. of a good retriever's clocks for them. They good wife is a saint to put By Mike Tally McLaughlin for his 18th homer. Morris, 16-8, notched his eighth mate Kimberly Schiera do some pre­ 10 weeks. This program training. At least that's only got to me for four up with the likes o f Beau UPl Sports Writer Eddie Murray walked on four and a lead-off hitter most of the costs $25, while the Ter­ Three-year-old^ Ian Tucker and Jeremy straight triumph and earned his season. But for now at least it tending at the recreation department’s Gaffney, also day campers, prepare to what I told my good birds, and I ended up with and me. But I have to pitches and moved to second on 14th complete game of the season. rific Toddler Time costs spouse, who didn't swal­ a 21 outof 25. As Fred said, admit, we did have an You get the feeling that the next Lowenstein’s grounder. John seems they have found both in Terrific Toddlers Day Camp. $50, do a creative movement exercise. Victor Cruz, 0-3, took the loss. Darrell Brown. low it one damn bit. if I could shoot on that awfully good time. move was to bring the grounds­ Shelby was walked intentionally White Sox 4, Royals 3 keeper in to play shortstop. and Randy Moffitt replaced Brown had his third four-hit At Kansas City, Rudy Law game of the season Wednesday With Gary Roenicke at third, McLaughlin, 7-3. Roenicke struck scored on a fielder's choice with John Lowenstein at second, and out but Sakata hit a 1-1 pitch just night as the Twins beat the Red Sox two out in the 10th to give the White 8-7 at the Metrodome. The Twins It’s wise to buy Medicare Lenn Sakata behind the plate into the left-field stands for his Sox a nine-game lead in the A L have now won three straight Wednesday night, the Orioles still second homer of the year. West. Rich Dotson, 14-7, has won managed a 10-inning, 7-4 decision “ These guys, they're some­ games, while the Sox have lost nine six of his last seven starts. He beat o f their last 11. over the Blue Jays. thing,” Altobelli said. "This game the Royals for the first time since “ I finally found out how these I’ll never forget. There’s no way. Brown, who singled in the first, May 9, 1981. Dennis Lamp got his second, seventh and eighth in­ at age 65 to avoid penalty guys want to play ... out of They never say dieand I ’ll go along 10th save. Dan Quisenberry fell to nings, also scored two runs. His The Manchester Herald Brings You position," Baltimore manager Joe with them.” 5-3. Altobelli said after Sakata's three- Tippy Martinez, 7-3, replaced eighth-inning hit moved Tom Bru- Indians 1-4, A ’s 0-2 nansky to third base and Bru- QUESTION: I will turn run homer with two out in the Stoddard after a single by Barry day month to sign up, you At Cleveland, Ron Hassey nansky later scored the wnningrun 65 on Aug. 18 and the Blue bottoin of the 10th capped a Bonnell. After picking Bonnell off, can run into all kinds of doubled home Julio Franco with on John Castino’s sacrifice fly to Cross called and said I dramatic comeback and left the Martinez allowed two more base- problems with Blue Cross MORE MANCHESTER NEWS the go-ahead run in the fifth inning right. should go on Medicare or I Orioles a half-game behind Mil­ runners and picked them both off. Medicare 65 and Blue Shield 65 to give the Indians a sweep. In the “ I don’ t understand it,” Brown will have to pay a penalty waukee in the American League "This time of the year you don’t first game, rookie Neal Heaton o f 10 percent for every which automatically East. want to blow a game because it’s UPl photo said of his streak hitting. "Some Mailbox change with the birthdate. tossed a five-hitter for his second days everything I hit drops in for a year I wait. I would like to “ I would say this is a strange magnified,” Johnson said in a major-league shutout, helping Omar Moreno (right) is welcomed home by teammate know 10 percent of what? I QUESTION: I have one,” added Altobelli. " I f this isn’ t morgue-like Toronto clubhouse hit." Edith Prague THAN ANY OTHER PAPER! Cleveland snap a three-game Bert Campaneris after hitting home run that lifted This season the Twins have tried have no Social Security in Medicare and Blue Cross what the doctor ordered, with so “ It’s a tough one to lose but we’ll be losing streak. my own right. My hus­ 65. I do not have Blue many guys playing out of position, back.” Yankees past Seattle Wednesday night in New York. Jim Eisenreich, Bobby Mitchell Brewers 1, Angels 0 and Tack Wilson at center, but band and I always filed a Shield 65. After talking to it just had to loosen them up." The Orioles scored twice in the At Milwaukee, Robin Yount’s joint account as we were my friend, I have decided After Cliff Johnson hit Tim bottom of the ninth to tie the score Minnesota lost Eisenreich to a bases-loaded single delivered Jim nervous disorder, and neither in farming for most of our to buy a Blue Shield Still Only Per Copy! Stoddard’s first pitch in the top of 3-3. Gantner in the 14th, helping the anyone regardless of this is not a must, it is 20o Mitchell nor Wilson hit consist­ married life. He started policy. How do I do this the 10th for his 20th homer, giving Tigers 5, Rangers 2 whether or not you have Brewers snap a 22- inning score­ working full time seven additional coverage. and how do I use this Toronto a 4-3 advantage, the At Arlington, Texas, Lou Whi­ Slugging Moreno ently enough to fill the position. paid into Social Security. less streak. Jim Slaton, 11-5, was years ago. He is 62. The coverage with Medicare? Orioles tied the score in the bottom taker hit a three-run, inside-the- Twins manager Billy Gardner I would suggest that you the winner in relief, pitching five company pays our Blue QUESTION: My friend o f the inning when leadoff batter park homer with two out in the top decided in late July to give Brown a buy the Part B which will ANSWER: First of all, innings and allowing three hits. Cross quarterly ($429.23) is going to be 65 in be sure to buy the Plan 82 Cal Ripken reached Joey of the ninth for the Tigers. Jack full-time chance. cost you $12.50 per month. Andy Hassler fell to 0-4. December. Someone told if you have already paid powers Yankees Brown, who has been a switch- but we do not have Blue If youdonottakethisPart Shield. I would appreciate her that she should sign up hitter since midway through the B when you are 65, when out your $75 Medicare any advice you can give for Medicare three deductible. Blue Shield 1981 season, is hitting .292, but says you do decide to take it, it NEW YORK (UPl) - Omar ballpark and hung in there." me. months before her birth­ Plan 81 which cost $47.87 he isn’ t secure as the Twins will cost you 10 percent Moreno says he wasn't “ tempted” A1 Cowens’ second-inning homer day. They said that if she quarterly, will not pay the starting center fielder yet. ANSWER: First of all, more for each year you by the short right field fence in to left was followed by long outs by did not sign up during ^ 5 retroactively. So, it Move the seats, maybe? “ I ’m looking for some consis­ you must tell Blue Cross could have had Part Band Yankee Stadium, but that didn’t Steve Henderson and Pat Pumam, those three months be­ would be a total waste for tency,” Brownsaid. "Itseemslike not to put you on Blue did not take it. fore, then she would have stop the New York center fielder with Moreno making both putouts I either get four hits or go 0-for or you to buy the Plan 81. The Vacation is nice but it’s just as well getting back from smacking a game-winning in deep center. Cross 65 but to keep you on For instance, if you to pay a 10 percent penalty 1-for. Being the lead-off hitter I Plan 82 will cost you $29.66 into the saddle. three-run homef Wednesday night. the full Blue Cross cover­ decided at 68 to buy Part on the premium. Is this In the third, Seattle got only one have to set the table at least once, and will pay the 20 percent While away, the long-awaited rubberized Moreno's shot in the sixth off age that you have now! B, it would cost you 30 correct? She is leaving for run out of a walk, a single and a and preferably twice a game. If I that M ^ ica re does not all-weather track was installed at Manchester reliever Ed Vande Berg powered Most people go on Medi­ percentmore each month. California and does not double. In theninth, despite leadoff don’t get any hits for four or five pay of the allowed amount High’s Pete Wigren Track. A quick glance of the Thoughts care A and B when they As long as your husband know when she will be the Yankees to a 6-3 win over singles by Dave Henderson and days, I can’t complain if they take for the service provided. new surface revealed it will be a considerable are 65. The computer is earns enough quarters, back. It may not be until Seattle, dropping Bryan Clark to Richie Zisk, Guidry struck out the me out o f the lineup." set up to change their Blue Call Blue Cross/Blue improvement over the old dirt track. There was ApLENty 5-6. side. when he turns 65, both of after her 65th birthday in The Twins t ook the lead with f ou r Shield 1-800-922-4670 for an one area, near one of the comers, that appeared Cross membership to the you will be eligible for December. Len Auster, New York's Ron Guidry, 15-8, Moreno had the post-game spo­ unearned runs in the first inning Medicare Part A supple­ application. After your to need resurfacing before the Town Building Medicare Part A (Hospi­ ANSWER: Everyone notched his AL-leading 15th com­ tlight in the home clubhouse and when Boston shortstop Glenn Hof­ ment which is Blue Cross membership goes into ef­ Committee will accept the work but it appeared Herald Sportswriter tal) at no cost to either of has a six-moqths period in plete game, despite an erratic teammate Dave Winfield said the fman dropped a throw at second 65. This is only good with fect, be sure to always put minor. start. you. At that point, you' which they can sign up for fleet-footed outfielder has contrib­ base. Medicare A and will be a both should change to your membership CALI One recommendation which should be made — “ Guidry pitched a professional uted since being acquired from the Medicare without having On the strength of Jim Rice’s disaster for you because number on Line 5 of the several people have already brought up the same Blue Cross 65. For now, to pay a penalty. That game," said New York manager Houston Astros. 28th, and Tony Armas’ league­ you do not have Medicare Medicare form when you observation — is the bleachers on both sides of the Blue Cross coverage period is three months Billy Martin. “ He had almost “ So far, we’re very pleased with leading 29th homer, Boston took Part A nor will you have it you have is what you are sending in a Medicare Memorial Field should be moved back. Atpresent nothing until the fourth inning and before your 65th birthday claim. Medicare will send what iic s done,” said Winfield. the lead 7-5 in the seventh. The until your husband turns should keep. 647-9946 the bleachers, for viewing football and soccer Post 77 contingent has never been thrilled with then got stronger. Some pitchers month to three months your claim automatically "H e ’s got great speed onthe bases. Twins tied it in the seventh on 65. I would urge you to take games, are right up against the newly laid Zone Eight’s post-season playoff format and to would have been out of the game after your 65th birthday. to Blue Shield and you will We don't expect home runs from singles by Brown, Castino, Kent The 10 percent penalty the Medicare Part B for surface. escape will seek refuge in Zone One. five runs behind but he used the However, it is much bet­ get the 20 percent without TO SUBSCRIBE him — that's not his thing." Hrbek and Dave Engle. refers to Medicare Part B yourself. This is good That could be a problem. Zone Eight is the only one in the state to have a ter to sign up three having to file a separate which is the part of medical coverage and the There is no concrete knowledge how much months before so that the claim. If you want the post-season playoff. East Hartford represented Medicare that helps pay cost is not bad. If you want damage could be caused by high heels, or hard Zone Eight in the recently held state tournament Medicare coverage will Plan 81, the time to buy it TODAY! doctors and other medical more coverage to go with rubber heels. There will be fans bromping on Pete and had one win and two losses. Zone One's go into effect on thefirstof is for January 1984 when expenses. This part of the Medicare Part B, you Wigren Track and all they could do is reduce its Bristol won the state crown and is representing Famous body builder the birthday month. If you the Medicare $75 deducti­ Medicare is available to can buy Blue Shield 65 but life expectancy. the state in the regional tourney. wait until after the birth­ ble is again ih force. The solution, as seen at Hall and Conard Highs Sue Wallace o f Manchester Country Club was in West Hartford, is to have a chain-link fence on the Connecticut Women’s Golf Association between the stands and track. That will alleviate six-member team that captured the Junior for drug prevention records much of the traffic. Hall, if memory serves, goes Tri-State title for the first time since 1965. one step further in that it lies down plywood or Competition is against Massachusetts and Rhode LOS ANGELES (U P l) - Arnold top athlete, a world champion Schwarzenegger said, " I ’m not some sort of layer for the athletes to cross as they Island. Wallace is a standout athlete at East Schwarzenegger, the world’s best athlete, does everything in his going to comment on my training, Warranty daada head for the combination football-soccer field. Catholic High where she will be a junior this fall. Bettye G. Kramer, prop­ Relaaae of attach manl known body builder and star of the power that he can in order to win," or what I did. I would rather Leo X. Valandos and E. Sullivan Sr., property It does seem logical. Financially, that may be East Catholic Baseball Coach Jim Penders, erty at 41 Campfield at 216 East Middle Savings Bank of Man­ movie “ Conan the Barbarian,” Schwarzenegger told the news­ comment on the situation that Evtidiki Valanos to An­ Road. another matter. following his team’s march to the 1983 Class L Turnpike. chester releasing Gary K. But Manchester should look into the possibility says steroids should be taken out of paper. “ There are 100 different happened in Caracas." thony J. Gryk Jr., prop­ Kenneth H. Cusson to state championship, spent at least two weeks of sports but he refused to comment things that one can do. (^ m e ) use Crosse, $2,600, 200 Knol- o f moving the stands back. his summer vacation assisting at baseball erty at 73-75 Pine St., Diane H. Cusson, prop­ on whether he ever used the illegal steroids and thyroid medications. He said the media accounts of Federal lien Iwood Road. Otherwise some unnecessary damage may be camps. Hefirst served at the Jerry Remy camp in $65,000. erty at 279 Fern St. drugs. “ You always want to make sure the drug scandal in Venezuela Internal Revenue Ser­ inflicted. And that wouldn’t be wise. Massachusetts the first week of July and then Christine Sammartino, Almet Edward Suilivan that as an athlete, you use have been accurate and fair and vice against David R. Rataaea lie pendens Not with a $50,000 to $60,000 investment. later in the month was on Long Island, along with trustee, to Michael E. to Danel J. Sullivan, prop­ An interview with Schwarze­ everything possible because you said the media has a responsibility Moseley, 109 Cedar Quality Carpenter Co. UConn head coach Andy Baylock, at the Lee Wesnak and Diane R. erty at 216 Middle Turn­ negger, a former Mr. Universe and know that someone else in some to uncover such stories “ in an St.,$3,251.90 releasing Ronald N. Mazzilli camp. Wesnak, property at 519 pike East. Bite and pieces Mr. Olympia, was published Wed­ other country may be using honest w ay." Bourque, Joyce Bourque, Manchester High’s Steve Armstrong, assistant Center St., $135,000. Internal Revenue Ser­ nesday in the Los Angeles Herald- something even better.” “ Drugs is one thing I feel should and East Hartford Legion will petition to join Zone baseball coach during the spring, was at Bill Cartillcala of devise vice against Jacques P. Examiner in the wake of the drug Asked if he has ever used be taken out of sports,” he said. Bernadette Bourque, One next summer. That's the word from one of the Holowaty’s Eastern Baseball Camp at Loomis- Quitclaim daadt Estate of Dorothy) Quay, Ellington, scandal at the Pan American anabolic steroids — which caused “ The only way to do it is by having property at 72-74 N. Elm ' higher-ups in the East Hartford program. Th^ Chaffee for two weeks in August. Charles Paul Kramer to Emma Sullivan to Aimet $153,838.95. St. Games in Caracas, Venezuela. the disqualification of several really strict controls, like wh»t "You have to understand that a athletes at the Pan Am Games — happened in Caracas." ■MANCI^'CSTEK llEKALD.Thursdii.y. AuB. 25, 1983 — 17 ^ l H 1!K A l.D 'n u ii'M ljy . Au^ 2.~i, Sports in Brief Bike race set Scoreboard

Dumas on Olympic Committee National League EASTERN LEAGUE for Labor Day Indians 1. A's 0 Twlns8,RedSox7 Padres3,Mets2 W L Pet. GB Miinchfster Community College Sports Infor­ Reading Dodgers 3, Expos 2 NEW YORK SAN DIEGO 84 42 .667 mation Director Bill Dumas has been named to B a se b a ll Lynn 72 55 .567 12Va The first-ever Manches­ United States Cycling (First (jome) BOSTON Ki INNESOTA ObrhM ObrhM New Britain OAKLAND CL^ELAND obrhU abrhM Wilson cf 4 2 2 0 Brown If 4 12 0 68 60 .531 17 the United States Olympic Committee. Dumas be ter Criterium will be held Federation Category ra­ MOttTREAL LOS ANGELES Buffalo 67 62 .519 18 Va ^ ^ abrh M obrhM Remy 2b 4 0 0 0 DBrown cf 5 2 4 0 ab r h M ab r h M Brooks 3b 4 0 2 1 Wiggins 1b 3 1 2 0 working in public relations (or the USOC on Labor Day, Monday, ces, which are expected to H e n m n If 4 0 1 0 Bannstr dh 3 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 5 10 0 Casting 2b 4 2 3 2 Hmndx 1b 3 0 10 Gwynn rf 4 0 11 Albany 54 67 .446 27 Va Raines It 4 0 1 0 Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 Nashua 55 71 .437 29 Connecticut Campaign section of the Committee. September 5, in an all-day draw racers from all over Baseball standings H ^ h rf 4 0 0 0 H arroti 3b 3 0 0 0 R ice If 4 2 3 2 W ard It 5 0 1 0 Little 2b 3 0 0 1 Andersn ss2 1 0 0 Foster If 4 0 1 0 Ke n n e y c 4 0 1 1 Almon lb 4 0 10 Franco ss 3 1 2 0 Armas cf 5 12 3 Hrbek 4 111 Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 0 Jones cf 3 0 0 0 W aterbury 54 72 .429 30 competition of bicycle the Northeast. Dawson cf 2 0 0 1 Baker If 4 0 10 Glens Falls SO 75 .400 33 Va L o p a 2b 4 0 1 0 Thorntn 1b 3 0 1 0 M ille r rf 4 0 1 0 Engle c 5 0 11 O liver 1b 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 3b4 1 0 0 B ailo r 2b 3 0 0 0 Tem pitn ss4 0 1 0 racing in the Manchester The races will run any­ AMBRKAN LEAGUE Y s ta m dh 4 1 2 0 GaettI 3b 4 1 1 1 Wednesdov*s Results MHS cross country alumni ^ n s trd % 4 0 1 0 Tabler It 3 0 0 0 Carter c 4 0 10 Landrex cf 4 1 3 2 Ortiz c 3 0 10 Salazar 3b 4 1 2 0 Nashua 4, A lbany 1 Industrial Park. where from three miles EoM M u r ^ y cf 3 0 0 0 Thom as cf 3 0 0 0Barrett p r 0 0 0 0 Hotchr dh 4 0 1 2 W allach 3b 4 0 0 0 Thom as cf 0 0 0 0 Oquend ss 2 0 10 Bonilla 2b 4 0 0 0 W L Pet. OB Brrghs dh 3 0 0 0 Costlllo rt 3 0 1 0 Stapletn 1b3 0 1 1 Brnnsky rf 3 1 1 0 Bradley ph 1 0 0 0 Lollar p 3 0 11 Lynn 10, Glens Falls 7 The Manchester cross country team alumni Sponsored by the Expo­ for the ypunger novices M ilw aukee Cromart rf 4 0 0 0 Marshll rf 3 0 1 0 New Britain 11, Readings 7J 53 J74 K M rn e y c 3 0 0 0 Esskin c 3 0 1 0 (Tedman c 3 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 3 1 1 0 Flynn ss 2 0 1 0 B ro ck 1b 1 0 0 1 Giles 2b 0 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 race will be held Tuesday night at 6 o’clock at sition Wheelmen, a cy­ and midgets to 25 m iles' Baltim ore 70 52 Hoftmn ss 4 2 2 0 Seaver p 2 0 0 0 Buffalo 6, Waterbury 5,1st gome 3 0 1 0 R sch lln 2b3 0 0 0 Francn ph 1 1 1 0 FImple c 2 0 10 Waterbury 5, Buffalo 1,2nd game Wickham Park by the tennis courts. Any alumni cling club, and the Man­ for the top Senior III Detroit 70 54 Totols 32 0 5 0 Totals 17 1 5 0 Tetats 16 7 II 6 Totals 17 8 14 7 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Monday ph 1 0 0 0 KIngnnn ph 1 0 0 0 Toronto 70 56 O o k K ^ 000008 0 0 0 -0 Boston 101120 V O - 7 O rosco p 0 0 0 0 Thursday's Gomes of MHS cross country teams is invited to race, jog chester Cycle Shop, 13 Burris p 1 0 0 0 Yeager c 0 0 0 0 Albany at Nashuo category. In addition to New York 68 56 a e v e la n d 000100 oox— 1 Minnesota 410 OOO 21x— 8 Crawly ph 10 10 Pena p 3 0 0 0 Totals 30 2 8 1 Totals 33 3 10 3 or watch. different categories of the top finishers, there Boston 60 65 (Tome-wInnlng RBI — None. (Jame-wInnlngRBI— Castlno(T). New York 000 101 000— 2 Lynn at Glens Foils Cleveland Salazar ss 0 10 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 New Britain at Reading racing will be run, includ­ will be prizes for winners 54 73 FIschlln, Hill. DP—Oakland 1, E—Hoffman, Woshlngton. LOB— Totals X 2 5 2 Totals X 3 7 3 San Diego IIOOIOOOx— 3 West Cleveland 1. LOB—Oakland 6, Cleveland Boston Game-winning RBI — Kennedy Buffalo at W aterbury ing Novice races for all Ctilm oo Montreal OOO OX 010— 2 Friday's Gomes o f certain individual laps 70 55 4. 2B— Franco. SB— Henderson (88). 6, Minnesota 9. 2B—Hatcher, Yastrzem- Los Angieles OOOOXOIx— 3 (12). ECHS practices set ages, giving beginning which will keep the racing Kansas City 60 63 skl, Stapleton. H R— R ice (28), Arm os DP—San Diego 3. LOB—New York 2, Albany at Nashua Oakland Gome-winning R B I— Landreaux (13). Buffalo ot Woterbury cyclists a chance to race action exciting 62 67 IP H R ER BB SO (2W. SB— Brow n (3), Costlno (4). S— LOB— Montreal 5, Los Angeles 6. HR— San Dlego6.2B— Salazar, Brown. Brooks. East Catholic boys cross country team will Texas 5959 66a .472 11 Oakland Remy, Stapleton, Washington. 3B— Lo lla r. SB— W iggins 3 (39), Jones New Britain at Lynn in competition. Landreaux (16). S— B urr Is, Anderson. SF Glens Falls at Reodina begin practice Monday morning at 9:30 and team throughout. Colltornlo StSI 67 47 .468 11'A Conrav (L 66) 8 5 1 1 2 7 SF— — Brock, Dawson. (9). members are requested to meet behind the school The cr.teriums will be a Registration and rules MInnesoto 55 55 72 72 433 16 Cleveland Costlno. IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO Seattle 4848 78 78 .381 22'A Heaton (W 96) 9 5 0 0 1 4 IP H R ER BB SO New York at the gym entrance. The East girls’ cross number of laps around a may be picked up at the * L J Montreal New Britain 000 102 026 — li is o , Wednesday's Results T— 2:18. Boston Burris 7 6 2 2 3 4 Seaver (L 7-12) 7 8 3 3 2 3 half-mile course at the Manchester Cycle Shop, Cleveland I.O oklandO, 1st gam e Tudor 3 8 5 1 0 1 Reading 000 000 003 — 3 74 country team will begin practice Monday Reardon (L 5-8) 11110 2 Orosco 1 2 0 0 0 0 Clemens, Dole (9) end M olpeso; afternoon at 2:30 and team members are Industrial Park. Prizes 178 W. Middle Turnpike. Cleveland 4, Oakland 2,2nd game Indians 4, A's 2 MBrown 3 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Los Angelos Son Diego Baltimore 7, Toronto 4,10 Innings Johnson 0 1 0 0 0 0 Wolna, Rollins (7), LaValliere (9) and requested to meet behind the school at the gym will be awarded to the top There will be entry fees Feline League softball champs Pena 7 1-3 5 2 2 1 3 L o lla r (W 7-10) 6 2-3 8 2 2 1 8 Daulton. W—Clemens. L—Wolna. New York 6, Seattle 3 Stanley (L 8-9) 1 2-3 3 1 1 2 0 NIednfr (W 7-1) 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 DeLeon (S 11) 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 entrance. Each participant must have a physical finishers in each of the for all races. Detroit 5, Texas 2 Second Gome Mlmesota Chicago 4, Kansos C ity 3 (12 Innings) examination and verification signed by the Main Pub took honors in the Feline Dunfield, Donna Trudeau. Front row: OAKLAND CLEVELAND C astillo 6 8 5 5 0 1 (First game) Minnesota 8, Boston 7 Ob r h M ab r h U Lysander 1 2-3 3 2 2 2 0 family doctor before being allowed to practice. Milwaukee 1, CalKomlaO, 14 Innings W hiths (W 7-1) 0 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Astros 10,Pirates4 Major League leaders Buffalo 100 400 000 001 — 6 14 0 Softball League this past campaign. Amy Chase, Ellen Schumey, Carolan Hendrsn It 2 1 2 0 Horroh 3b 3 0 1 0 woterbury 100 100 300 000 — s 15 1 ’niundQV's Gomes Davis rf 4 111 Hargrv 1b 2 0 10 (Tavls 2-3 0 0 0 0 ) Team members (l-r) Back row: Coach Norris, Gail lamonaco. Dawn Banavige, (All Times EOT) Johnson pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Rom ero, Thompson (6), V a lle y (7), NFL teams have Heath c 3 0 2 0 Franco ss 4 10 1 HOUSTON Batting B arrer (12), V alle y (12) ond W ilson, Oakland (McCottv 4-6) at Cleveland M urphy ct 4 0 1 1 Perkins dh 4 0 0 0 WP—MBrown. T—2:20 A—13,325. PITTSBURGH MHS invites gridders Mike Linsenbigler, Sandi Sarles, Jan Ob r h M Notional League Glass. Dowless, Rothey (6), W ise (8), Mary Cochran. Missing: Cathy Connel- (Brennan 2-2), 12:05 p.m. Lansfrd 3b 3 0 1 0 T abler If 3 0 1 0 ab r h M Boston (Eckersley 7-9) at Minnesota Doran 2b 6 1 1 1 La cy cf 3 0 10 g O b r h pet. Buchanan (9 )>andCorbett.W— Valley 2-1 First-year Manchester High Football Coach Smyth, Terry Lee, Pat Fox. Laura ley, Laurie Grant. Hanock 1b 0 0 0 0 Hassev c 3 1 1 1 Modlock. Pitt 109 420 61 139 .331 L— Buchanon 0-1. HRs—Buffalo, Du- (VIolo 6-11), 1:15 p.m. Alm on 1b 1 0 0 0 Thom as ct 3 1 1 0 Puhl rf 5 1 2 0 M a zzilll 1b 3 1 0 0 Ron Cournoyer is asking anyone interested in injury problems Seattle (Beattie 8-10) at New York Thon ss 6 2 3 1 Mad ick 3b 4 0 1 0 Hendrick, StL 112 410 56 135 .329 gos Gross 1b 2 0 0 0 Vukovch rf 4 1 3 1 L.Smlth, StL 93 346 56 113 .325 going out for football in ’83 to attend opening (Row ley 12-10), 2 p.m. Lopes ph 1 0 0 0 FIschlln 2b4 0 1 1 WhlteSox4,Royals3(10| Cruz If 5 1 1 0 M o rrlsn 2b 3 1 0 1 (27) and M oronko (11). Woterbury, Jones California (John 9-10) at Milwaukee Knight 1b 3 10 1 Parker rf 4 112 Dawson, Mtl 122 466 61 156 .321 (16). practices. Practices the rest of this week are H ill ss 4 0 0 0 Cruz, Hou - 124 459 70 144 .314 (Second game) By United Press International (Candlott11-0), 2:30 p.m. Page dh 3 0 0 0 Garner 3b 4 2 3 1 Pena c 4 110 tonight and Friaay from 6 to 8 o’clock. Two-a-day NL roundup Texas (Stewart 1-0 and M atlock 2-3) at CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Reynids 3b 1 0 0 0 Harper If 3 0 1 0 Knight, Hou 117 419 33 131 .313 B u ff^ 000 010 0 — 1 8 0 Brrghs ph 1 0 0 0 ObrhM abrhM M m phry cf 4 1 3 2 B erra ss Oliver, Mtl 122 463 56 146 .306 sessions will be conducted Monday and Tuesday Kansas City (Rasmussen 1-2 and Guro Ph illip s 2b 3 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Woterbury 112 001 x — 59 1 Philadelphia is undeleated in three pre-season 10-15), 2, 6 J)S p.m. RLaw cf 5 12 0 Wshngt ss 4 0 0 0 MIzerock c3 1 1 0 Rhoden p 0 0 0 0 Horner, Atl 104 366 75 117 .» 3 Bohnete and Glass. Funk and Corbett. from 9 to 11 in the morning and 2 to 4 in the Totote 11 2 7 2 Totals 10 4 9 4 Murphy, Atl 126 453 1 05 137 .» 2 games, while Pittsburgh carries a 3-1 record into the Chicago (Bums 7-7) at Detroit Oakland 001000 000-2 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 Sherldn cf 5 1 1 0 Modden p 4 0 1 2 Bibby p 10 0 0 W— Funk (1-6). L — Bohnete(3-5). Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Brett 3b 4 1 1 0 LaCoss p 1 0 11 Frobel ph Benedict, Atl 107 334 38 101 .302 afternoon prior to school’s opening Wednesday. final tuneup before the regular-season openers. (Berenguer 6-4), 7:35 p.m. Cleveland 001 110 01x—4 0 0 0 0 Toronto (Stieh 13-11) ot Boltknore Ludnsk dh 3 0 1 0 McRae dh 5 0 1 1 T om lin p 0 0 0 0 American Leogue Game-winning RBI — Hassey(3). B ab h The Eagles remain unbeaten with the help of rookie (ITavIs 10-5), 7:35 p.m. E—FIschlln, Murphy. DP—Oakland K ittle dh 1 0 0 1 Alkens 1b 3 0 2 1 Hebner ph 10 0 0 H airston If 5 2 1 1 W athon 1b 1 1 0 0 Sarmlent Boggs, Bos 120 459 77 169 Michael Haddix, who picked up experience as a Rainey hated to be right R ld iV 's (Tomes . 2, pO 0 0 0 Local golfers far back Carew, Cal 102 393 55 140 Toronto at Detroit, night Cleveland 3. LOB—Oakland 6, Cleveland Stegman If 0 0 0 0 Otis rf 4 0 11 Totals 42 W 16 9 Totals X 4 5 3 replacement for injured running back Wilbert Minnesota at Baltimore, night Squires 1b 4 0 1 0 W hite 2b 4 0 1 0 Houston 105010111— 10 Trammell, Det 105 361 58 118 NEWINGTON — Two of the three Manchester 8. 2B— Murphy, Harmh, TcOiler, Davb, V Lo w 3b 4 1 3 1 Roberts If 4 0 1 0 M cRoe, KC 123 469 74 152 .324 Montgomery, out for six weeks with a knee injury. Boston at Chicago, nicht Hassey, Vukovich. SB—Franco 2 (2) Plttsbuigh 000I X X O - 4 F o o tb a ll golfers remain after the second day of play in the By Dave Raffo teammates would have wanted to improved to 7-1. Texas at Kansas City, night Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Slouoht c 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— Thon 05). Moseby, Tor 119 424 80 137 .323 Steelers’ veteran starting quarterback Terry Henderson (89), Vukovich (2). W alker ph 1 0 0 0 Whitaker, Det 123 « 7 75 157 .322 annual Connecticut State Women’s Amateur UPl Sports Writer fight m e.” Astros 10, Pirates 4 New York at Ckillfomki, night IP H R ER BB SO E—Berra, Cruz. DP— Houston 3. LO B— Bradshaw has been mending from elbow surgery Cleveland at Seattle, night Dybznsk ss 0 0 0 0 Houston 11, Pittsburgh 2.2B— Mumphrey Brett, KC 98 371 76 118 .318 Championship at Indian Hill Country Club. Milner lined Rainey’s first pitch At Pittsburgh, pitcher Mike Ooklontf Simmons, Mil 118 459 57 145 .316 performed last March and has just begun more NATIONAL LEAGUE Sm ith 3 2-3 6 2 2 2 2 Cruz 2b 4 0 11 2, G arner Z MIzerock. H R— Thon (17), Caroline Keggi of the Country Club of Just this once. Chuck Rainey into center field for a clean hit. Madden produced his first major- Totols 18 4 9 4 TotMS 18 1 8 1 Doron (6), P a rk e r (8). SB— Puhl (19), Bonnell, Tor 113 354 45111 .314 strenuous workouts with the team^ Cliff Stoudt, East Athertn (L 2-1) 4 1-3 3 2 2 3 0 Yount, M il w L Chloooo 0X 0010001— 4 Thon (31). SF— Knight. 114 439 80 136 .310 NFL exhibition standings Waterbury held her lead with a second round 78 mostly a bench jockey the last seven years, staked an hated being right. Rainey, 29, walked off the mound, league hit and drove in two runs to Pet. GB Cleveland Home Run I Philadelphia 63 60 .512 Sorensen (W 7-9) 7 7 2 2 4 1 Kansos City on 010 OW 0— 1 IP H R ER BB SO for a two-day score of 152. Pam Cunningham of Rainey came one out away from composed himself and got Duane help Houston extend the Pirates’ Pittsburgh 63 (Jame-wlnnlno R B I— K ittle (6). Houston National League — Dawson, Mtl and early claim to a starter’s role and scored three 61 .508 '/I Easterly (S 3) 2 0 0 0 0 0 Schmidt, Phil 28; Evans, SF and American Conference Manchester Country Club fired an 80 for a pitching the Chicago Cubs’ first Walker to end the game by popping losing streak to four games. St. Louis 61 62 .496 2 Sorensen pitched to 1 batter In 8th. l o b —Chlcogo 7, Kansas City 8. 2B— Madden (W 62) 6 2 3 3 4 2 touchdowns, two on runs, in a 24-7 victory over Dallas Brett. HR— Hairston (5). SB — LaCoss (SI) 3 3 1 1 0 0 Murphv, Atl 26; Guerrero, LA 34. W L T Pet. PF PA two-day score of 168 and Nancy Narkon of no-hitter in nearly 11 years Wed­ out to shortstop Larry Bowa. Braves 11, Cardinals 3 Montreal 61 63 .492 2'/i HBP—by Smlth(Hor rah). WP— Smith. Denver last weekend. C hlm go 56 W ashington Plttsbureh American League — Armas, Bos 29; 3 0 0 1.000 50 27 70 .444 8V3 B alk— Atherton. T — 2:44. A —6,096. Rice, Bos 28; Cooper, Mil, Kittle, Chi Pittsburgh 3 1 0 .750 91 Tallwood Country Club followed an 83 with an 86 “ I ’m conditioning my arm,” said Bradshaw after nesday, but had to settle for a In other N L games, San Fran^ At St. Louis, Randy Johnson, New York 52 73 .416 12 (32), Otis (5), R.Low (59). S— Fisk. Rhodn (L 9-11) 2 2-3 8 6 2 2 2 59 IP H R E R B B S O Bibb y 3 1-311133 andWintiekt, NY 25. Baltim ore 2 1 0 .667 39 34 for a total of 169. Karen Parciak of Manchester some short range png away ... I wish I could play one-hit, 3-0 victory over the Cincin­ cisco shaded Philadelphia 5-3, Los playing third base in place of the W6tt Cleveland Attanta _ CMoogo Tomlin 12 110 1 Rum Batted in 2 1 0 .667 58 49 Country Club had a 96 following an opening round nati Reds at Wrigley Field. Angeles nipped Montreal 3-2, 75 51 .595 N Y Jets 2 1 0 .667 becausel’m tired of all the sympathy and pity.” injured Bob Horner, had three hits, Los Angeles 72 52 .581 2 Dotson (W 167) 9 Sormlento 2 6 2 2 0 ’ National League — Dawson, Mtl 96; 56 57 95 and withdrew. “ I never thought I was going to Houston belted Pittsburgh 10-4, drove in two runs and scored three Houston TigersS,Rangars2 Aousto 1-3 Murphy, Atl 90; Schmidt, Phil 85; Kansas City 2 1 0 .667 54 40 Six games are on tap for Friday night, with Miami 66 59 .528 8'/i Guerrero, 1^77; Kennedy, SD74. L A Raiders 1 2 0 .333 Play winds up today in the 54-hofe medal play get the no-hitter, not even with two Atlanta crushed St. Louis 11-3 and times to help the Braves snap the San Diego 64 63 J04 l l ’/i Lam p (S 10) 2-3 64 70 at the New York Giants, Baltimore at Atlanta. New Kansas City Braves 11eCards3 Americon League — Cooper, M il 105; ^ t t le 1 2 0 .500 62 50 tournament. San Diego edged New York 3-2. San Francisco 60 67 .472 15’^ M iam i England at Tampa Bay, Los Angeles Raiders at outs in the ninth,” said Rainey, Cardinals’ six-game winning Cincinnati DETROIT TEXAS P e rry 8 W intleld, N Y 95; Rice, B o s 91; Parrish, 1 2 0 .333 72 45 58 70 .453 16 Det 89; Simmons, MM 85. San Diego 1 2 Cleveland, Denver at Minnesota and Los Angeles at 13-10. ” I wouldn’t have thought I ’d Giants 5, Phillies 3 streak. WKbittdaVs Rtaulti O b r h M O b r h M Quisenbrrv (L 5-3) 2 0 .333 64 62 W hitakr 2b 5 1 2 3 Tollesn 2b 4 0 0 0 T— 3 M. A— 19,056. A TLAN TA ST. LOUIS Stolen Bases Buffalo 1 2 0 .333 44 70 San Diego. had it until I had it.” At San Francisco, Joel Youngb­ Chicago 3, Cincinnati 0 obrhbi ObrhM New England 0 3 0 Coventry teams to begin Son F ro n d sco 5, Philadelphia 3 Trmmll ss 5 1 2 0 Bell 3b 4 0 0 0 Notional League — Raines, Mtl 58; .000 38 57 The exhibition season concludes Saturday with the Eddie Milner singled with two lood’s two-run homer off Steve Padres 3, Mets 2 Gibson dh 4 110 Wright ct 4 0 0 0 Butler If 5 2 2 1 LSmIth If 5 1 2 0 Wilson, NY 41; Sax, LA 40; Wiggins, SD Houston 0 3 0 .000 » 58 Los Angeles 3, Montreal 2 39; LeM aster, S F 36. Cincinnati COVENTRY — Coventry High will begin fall out in the ninth inning to frustrate Carlton, 12-13, with one out in the Houston 10, Pittsburgh 4 LnPrrsh c 4 0 1 1 LrPrrsh rf 4 0 2 0 Jotvison 3b4 3’3 2 Oberkfll 2b4 1 1 0 0 3 0 .000 47 71 New York Jets at New Orleans, Seattle at San At San Diego, Tim Lollar scat­ Herndon If 4 0 1 1 Rivers If 4 12 0 Harper rf 4 2 3 1 Vn Slyk 3b4 0 American 1 1 League — Henderson, Nahonal Conference practice for its interscholastic squads Monday Rainey and a cheering crowd of bottom of the ninth and completed Atlanta 11, St. Louis 3 Orloles7,BlueJays4(10) Cfok w Francisco, Washington at Buffalo. Cincinnati at tered eight hits over 8 2-3 innings Son Diego 3, New York 2 W ilson rf 4 0 0 0 O ’Brien 1b3 0 0 0 M urphy cf 3 0 1 2 lorg 1b 2 0 11 L T Pet. PF PA morning. Girls’ volleyball practice is 11 o’clock, Detroit. Green Bay at St. Louis, Kansas City at 17,552. a three-game sweep fortheGiants. and contributed an RBI triple in Brookns 3b 0 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 2 0 1 0 P e rry If 0 0 0 0 M cG e e cf 4 0 0 0 89; R.Law , Chi 59; C njz, Chi 49; Wilson, Philodelphia 3 0 0 1.000 69 51 Thursday's Games KC 47; Sample, Tex 36. N Y Gionts 3 0 Milner, a .270 hitter with a Dodgers 3, Expos 2 i (All Times EDT) Lemon cf 3 10 0 Stein ph 1112 TORONTO BALTIMORE Watson 1b 3 0 0 1 Porter c 4 0 0 0 0 1.000 72 43 boys’ JV and varsity at 9 o’clock, girls’ soccer at Chicago and Houston at Dallas. the second inning to lead the Leach 1b 3 1 1 0 Johnson c 1 0 0 0 Joronsn 1b 1 0 1 1 Green rf 4 1 1 1 Tam pa Bay 3 0 0 1.000 60 40 history for spoiling no-hitters, took At Los Angeles, Ken Landreaux H ouston (K n e p p e r 5-12) a t P it t s ­ ObrhM ObrhM Dallas 10:30 ahd cross country at 10 o’clock. Athletes Tampa Bay, also unbeaten, has an opportunity to Padres. Lollar, 7-10, benefited burgh Castnio 3b 2 0 0 0 Blittner dh 3 0 0 0 Ro m lrz ss 5 1 2 1 OSm ith ss 2 0 1 0 2 1 0 .667 57 48 G a rcia 2b 5 0 0 0 Bum bry ct 4 0 1 2 Minnesota 2 1 0 .667 should bring appropriate equipment. Soccer complete its first undefeated exhibition season. An great satisfaction in ruining Rai­ hit a solo homer with two out in the from three double plays, struck ou t (M cM u rtry 1267) otSt. Louis (Shiper 8-8), Wcknfs ph 1 0 0 0 Dent ss 2 0 10 M o s ^ y ct 4 1 2 0 Ford rf 5 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 5 1 1 1 Ram sey ss 1 0 1 0 •••••••••••••a******** 54 37 ney’s gem. Jones rf 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 4 1 1 0 L a P o in t p 1 0 1 0 L A Roms 2 1 0 .667 54 57 players are advised to bring both sneakers and injury riddled linebacker corps, however, could eighth inning to break a 2-2 tie and eight and depart^ after walking 8:35 p.m. lo re 3b 4 12 1 Ripken ss 5 1 1 1 Chicago 2 1 Frtdov's Gomes Totals X 5 8 5 Totals X 2 7 2 Johnsn dh 4 1 1 1 M u rra y 1b 3 1 0 0 NIekro p 3 1 1 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 0 .667 79 65 soccer shoes. Physical exams will be given to wreck coach John McKay’s dream of a perfect slate. ” I ’ve never been on a team that give the Dodgers their eighth Keith Hernandez on (our pitches Oolroll M01H011-S M o o re p 1 0 0 0 Q uirk ph 1 0 0 0 New Orleans 2 2 0 .500 70 77 Son Diego at Montreal, night Bonnell If 5 12 0 Low m tn If 5 0 0 0 Forsch p 0 0 0 0 R a d io , T V Atlanta 1 2 boys Tuesday and to girls Wednesday. Starter Cecil Johnson has been slowed by a sprained has been no-hit and I don’t intend to straight victory. The homer, Lan- Atlanta at Pittsburgh, nlebt Texas OOOOMXG— 2 B o rlle ld rf 4 0 2 0 SIngletn dh 1 0 1 0 0 .333 29 47 with two out in the ninth. Luis Gome-wInning RBI — W hitaker (6). Braun ph 1 0 0 0 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 50 51 knee. Jeff Davis and Andy Hawkins are on this week’s be,” said Milner, who drew the dreaux’s 16th, came off losing DeLeon finished for his 11th save. Son Frondsco at New York, night Collins rf 0 0 0 0 Shelby dh 1 2 1 0 St. Louis 1 Los Angeles at Phllodelphia, night E—Dent.Cruz. DP—Detrotti, Texas). Upshow 1b 5 0 2 0 Dauer 2b 2 0 0 0 Vn Ohin p 0 0 0 0 2 0 .333 S3 69 injury list with sprains. leadoff walk in the seventh that reliever Jeff Reardon, 5-8 and Tom Seaver, who entered the LOB—Detroit 6, Texas 5. 2B—Ln. Rucker p 0 0 0 0 San Francisco 1 2 0 .333 47 65 St. L o u is at Cln d n n alt. night BM artInz c 3 0 0 1 Roenick 3b 2 0 0 0 Washington Stamford advances in Series spoiled Rainey’s perfect game bid. made a winner of Tom Niedenfuer, Chicago at Houston, night Parrish. H R— Stein (2). W hitaker (10). G riffin ss 4 0 0 0 C ruz 3b 2 1 1 0 Ravfrd ph 1 0 0 0 1 2 0 .333 44 74 “ There have been games we’ve almost run out of game with a lifetime record of 33-9 SB— G ibson (10), Herndon (6),T ram m d l Totols 38 11 15 10 Totols M 3 9 3 TONIGHT Green Bay 0 3 0 .000 55 86 ” I( I had struck out or (lied out, my who worked 1 2-3 innings and Dwyer ph 0 0 0 0 7:30 O rio le s vs. B lu e Ja ys, U S A Coble WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Winning pitcher Greg linebackers,” McKay admits. “ That’s not the way it against San Diego, droppcxl to 7-12. (17). S— O 'Brien, Lem on. Sakata 2b 1 2 1 3 Atkinto 014 001 230— 11 Thursday's Game IP H R ER BB SO St. Louis 000 000 021— 3 9 B o xin g , E S P N (All Times EDT) Padilla and Sal DiPreta each drove in a pair of should be in pre-season. I ’ve had to use players like American League Dempsey c 2 0 0 0 Hugh Green and Scot Brantley more than I would like Detroit Nolan c 1 0 0 0 Gam e-winnino RBubbord (2). Pittsburgh at Philadelphlo,7:30p.m. runs in a six-run fifth inning Wednesday that Morris (W 166) 9 7 2 2 1 9 A yala If 10)1 E—O. Smith 2. DP—Atlanta 1, St. Friday's Garnet carried Stamford, Conn., to an 8-2 victory over to. The 3-4 defense is a linebacker defense and you ask Yenkees6,Marlners3 Tgxot Totals 18 4 11 1 Totals X 7 7 7 Louis 2. LOB—Atlanta 7, St. Louis 7. 2B B altim o re at Atlanta, 8 p.m. them to do a lot to make it work. You need good Smithson 7 2-3 7 2 2 2 7 Two out whon winning run scored -NIekro, Harper 2, lorg, Van SIvke. 3B Los Angeles Raiders at Cleveland, e Sacramento, Calif., in a first-round game of the Northeast college football preview Cruz (L 0-3) 1 1-3 1 p.m. players at that position and if Cecil continues to be 3 0 0 1 Toronto 001 010010 1— 4 — Butler. H R — Hubbard (9),Ram irez (5), Little League World Series. SEATTLE NEW YORK W P — Smithson. T— 2:47. A — 19,258. Boltlmoro 001 HOOX 4— 7 Green (7). SB—Johnson (1). S— G o lf MIomI at New York Giants, 8p.m. In the opening game of the double-header, Jose unable to play we would have only five experienced ObrhM ObrhM Gam e-winning RBI — Sakata (3). NIekro. New England at Tampa Bay, 8 p.m. players.” Owen ss 4 1 1 0 Rndiph 2b 5 0 1 1 E—Cruz 2. LOB— Toronto 9, Baltimore -Murphy, lorg. Denver at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Almonte hit a grand slam and Wilmer Batista Ramos 2b 4 0 1 1 Griffey 1b 5 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO Los Angeles Rams at San Diego, 10 The Giants, matching Philadelphia’s and Tampa 8. 2B— Cruz. 3B — Moseby. HR — p.m. pitched a three-hitter to lead Barahona, Domini­ Roenick cf 4 0 0 0 W infield If 4 0 1 0 Brewarsl.AngalsOIM) Johnson Atlanta can Republic, to an 8-2 win over Sherbrooke, ’ Bay’s unbeaten string in the NFC, are still searching Co wens dh 4 I 2 1 B a ylo r dh 4 0 1 0 (20), Ripken (18), Sokota (2). SB— NIekro (W 10-7) Saturday's Gomes BC looking for encore M o o re Minnechaug Seattle at Son Francisco, 5 p.m. for a starting quarterback. Phil Simms takes the SHndrsn If 4 1 1 0 W yneoar c 2 0 0 0 Upshaw (9). SF—lorg, B. Martinez, Quebec. St. LOUB Cincinnati at Detroit, 7 p.m. opening handoff against Miami Friday, with Scott OHndrs rf 3 0 1 0 Sm alley ss 3 1 0 0 CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE Bum bry. W om en's 18 Hole Golf Group — The win propelled Stamford into the semi finals Putnam 1b 3 0 1 1 M ttngly r f 4 1 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM IP H R ER BB SO LaPoint (L 11-8) Green B ay at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Lahti G ross-J.G w ozd a 90, J .B o y la n 91, Low Kanas City at Chicago, 7 p.m. Thursday against Marietta, Ga. Brunner slated for action later in the game. New York BOSTON (U PI) — The schedule secutive winning years (or the first the eight teams it beat had a Zlsk ph 10 10 Cmpnrs 3b 3 2 2 1 Downing It 6 0 1 0 M o llto r 3b 4 0 0 0 Toronto Putts-G.ToussaInt 31, M.'Homer 32, Castillo p r 0 0 0 0 M oreno c f 4 2 3 4 Carew 1b 6 0 0 0 M o ore r f 6 0 0 0 C lancy 8 26 3 3 3 6 2 Forsch New York Jets at New Orleans, 8p.m. In the first game, Almonte and Batista paced rookie coach Bill Parcells acknowledged Brunner has is typically tough and now Boston time in 20 years and Carter has 33 combined record of 39-49, only two Von Ohien Club Championship runner up- Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m. A llen 3b 4 0 0 0 Benlouz rf 6 0 3 0 Yount ss 7 0 2 1 G elsel 0 2 0 0 0 0 G.Toussalnt 177, J.Boylan 178. the Dominican Republic into the semifinals played a lot more over the past two seasons, but would College has something else to lettermen returning. had winning records and two were Sweet c 2 0 10 Lynn cf 6 0 3 0 Cooper lb 6 0 1 0 M c L M iln (L 7-3) Z3 1 3 3 2 1 Rucker (exhibition season ends) against Osaka, Japan. not certify that he would start the season. worry about this year: a one-year In the Ivy League, the picture is, from Division I-AA. 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U.S. Open seeds set ton and outfielder Jeff Stone .V A a id fla Jk C , A M J SI.xaar dxt_ winvi /ppf $5695 • Inspect Calipers. • Inspect Hydraulic System. from Reading of the Eastern •1 POBO OBANAOA ^ 4 N • Inspect Hydraulic System. • Readjust Brakes. League. Scyt.. auto .P B PB.R NEW YORK — John McEnroe and Martina looking for win $5695 • Lubricate Caliper Anchors. • Road Test. Navratilova were seeded No. 1 Wednesday in the •0 PONT OBAN m CPI S A 9 0 C VHVantn AT 9 % B 6 kkfcFM ra ^ iie l artfa »rwata • Inspect Fluid Levels. men's and women’s singles events for the U.S. AKRON, Ohio (UPI) — 1982 season with a sudden iO CM8V. NAUBO CUSSK 2 OB • Add Fluid it Required. 6 cyl.. auto. PS. P B. R $4995 Open Tennis Championships that belin Tuesday What are the odds that death win over Floyd, one Football BATTERY • Road Test. Aug. 30. 7B CNIV. MONTI CABIO UNOAB CPI going into the World Ser­ of four titles he won a year Chicago (NFL) — Jim Finks V-S. auto.. AC. PS. P B. R . binyt root $4795 Men’s defending champion Jimmy Connors ies of Golf, the 34th event ago. resigned at general manager •1 rOBB PAHIHONT 2 OB was seeded third while Lendl, last year's and executive vice president. e cyl.. auto.. AC. PS. PB. R. idnyl roof $5495 on the 1983 PG A Tour, that Floyd, who has been •0 CNIV. CAPBKI4 BB 'MIDAS GUARANTEE runnerup, was seeded second. m y i rraif woAS aHAM BMoa ANO one ■rauti aaot ahs maa Tom Watson, Ray Floyd, second on the money andnnotl — Acquired tight $6095 aAMTtO FOR AS LONQ AS YOU OWM TOUR aMttaCAN Evert, the defending champion who is seeking Craig Stadler nor Jack i r m a a n M e M c x a s i c GUARANTEED PORMN cam. van or LMlMf fMUCR AMOfR 'S ( » L#S l JF GUARANTEED winning list the past two end Andy GlUer on waivers v e . M o . AC. es. PB. RuMpimM. R. opg M.OOO - J T T 3 her seventh U.S. Open title, was the No. 2 Nicklaus had won a single fromCleveland. n years, has struggled this ' Houston — Relecaed wide ■t OIM OBBU (OWI U m M i T V O C tAQi AOOITOlAL FAMTt ANOIOR LAaOR r a o S c O ^ women’s seed. V-e. K ilo. AC. PS. PB. m tw . Vnyl root LININGS WmORi TMt BYfTtU TO OFtRATlONAL OOfOTlOM AJH U PADS event? year and sUnds No. 13 receiver Ken Bumough. TWl 8ROAS UAy OtCUfoC TO F(RFORH FARTiAl SRAM jOtS rt ra n in i m era » IT AFFCARS m UKIAS JUOOiMNT THAT AQOITiOHAl Watson did capture his going into the WSG. v e . Kilo.. AC. PS. PB. radio, raw 6 . 1.. orte. 4 S.0 0 0 $4095 worai m Ntsoco for tour eraxi sviTtw to function olter expires a/24/83 second straight British Kansas City — Acquired -- Cordero OK after spill Watson, who beat Floyd running backs Lawrence Ricks Open Championship in by two shoU for the 1980 - and John DeGrattola In ttpar- ELMONT, N.Y. — Jockey Angel Cordero, July at Royal BIrkdale, title. Is 10th on the money ate trades with O a lla and the TRUCKS but none o f the four, who New York Giants for on iitJured Wednesday when he and another jockey winning list, but the clos-.. unditclosed future draft cho­ 7« roM noo r smniM naup 9 0 2 V -f. auto. PS. P B. raw tiap. orlg 21.000 were thrown from their mounts at Belmont Park, have combined for 122 est he has come to victory': ice; cut safety Herb Chrls- $4995 was released from a local hospital afteV tests career victories, has been topjier and running bock Ted 81 jnp U-7 LUliO me 582-7983 MDOIEOWN 347-9 lORRINGTON 412-7647 is a couple of seconds in • Scimple. n • cyl. 5 apd. AM-FM. hardtop, craom putt $9175 “ found him to be all right," a spokeswoman said. able to win In this country. Los Angeles Roms — m m i D 481-2388 2654» the U.S. and W estern"’ •1 cmv. C1P b w n in siB i picinp NENeRHAIN 224-9 WAUINGFDRD Women^s Rec League champs Despite that fact, all opens. Placed wide receiver Drew e eyi . 3 apd. radio, raar alap bumper $5695 L H U iF O R D 289-9315 four are in the field of 42 in HIM and kicker MlkeLjxis- NEW HAVEN 8654)] 11 WATEReORY 7S743» Nicklaus, who has pock-' - fora on the Inlured reserve QfEU Finks resigns from Bears this year’s World Series of 74541385 NEW mm 447-1711 W. HARTFORD 5224117 J.C. Penney’s entry took the title in the Lawrance. Back tow: Assitant Coach eted more prize money at IM; returned defensive back GMTM LAKE FOREST, Hi. — Jim Finks ended a Women's Rec Softball League this Golf, which began today Firestone than any other ” Henry Wllllomt to training BROWI'S IRE SHOP BMillliCUFFE'S MMOCO 4454129 NORWICN 889-843S WEST HAVEN 934-2626 Jack Pauihus, Assistant Coach Jennifer comp. W b i B is. CHEVROin HAMDEN nearly 10-year relationship with the Chicago summer. Team members (l-r) Front row: on the Firestone Country g o lfe r — $537,896 t o " New England — Waived 248-6327 ROCKY H U 563-107 W IUMANIIt 156-1766 Club’s 7,180-yard, par-70 free agent wide receiver Tom CO.^INC. Bears Wednesday, resigning his position as Chapman, Sharon Sieber, Teri Stiebitz, $229,269 for runnerup Wat- . CARTER MANCHESTn 646-6606 SOUTHINGTON 6 2 1 -9 b l general manager and executive vice president of Roxanne Nicol, Kim Bomba. Terry layout. Mut. 1S19 Main St.. Heidie Dubois, Sandy Lawrence, Sue son — came close to his’”' S linebacker Bob Horn on In- 6 4 6 - 3 4 4 4 6 4 7 - 0 3 6 2 BRAKES ARE IMPORTANT-TRUST THE MIDAS TOUCH .^Kelly, Sue Agnew. Anne Albert, Coach World Series champion, lured- reserve. Denise Winarski, Mary Grinuk, Mary^ __ RiH-AJsbfrtnlot^ ^ overall “ rngjor” title ear- - climaxing an outstanding Her this month MANCHESTER HKRALD,Thursday, Aug. 25, 1983 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALU.Thursdav. Auk y». l!W:i

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A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items ...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15« Services Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14« Classified advertisements Homes for Sale...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13« are taken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums...... 32 Services Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12< convenience. Lots/Land for S a le ...... 33 Painting/ Papering...... 52 Happy Ads: The Manchester Herald Is CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SO.. MANCHESTER M ortgages...... 11 Investment P ro p e rty ...... 34 Bullding/Contracting...... 53 $3.00 per column inch responsible only for one Incor­ Personal Loons...... 12 Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Roofing/Siding...... 54 rect Insertion and then only Insurance...... 13 Automotive Deadlines Resort Property...... 36 Heating/Plumbing...... 55 for the size of the original Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 Flo o rin g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale ...... 71 For classified advertise­ insertion. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ••••••••••••••••••••GO# ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa REMOVE GREASE Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Blcvcles___72 ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen and rust from outdoor Aptslm e wlt to r Rent 42 Services Oftsred Si Painting/Papering 52 M Itc for Solo S3 M Itc for Solo S3 Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 Rec Vehicles 73 Employment Rentals Services Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the the value of the advertisement metal furniture the Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa *•*#••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa easy way. Just dip a & Education For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 additional Insertion. cloth in turpentine and Apartments for Rent ...... 42 before publication. ONE AND TWO BED­ G & M T R E E Service — DELIVERING RICH BOYS SIZE 14, suit, size 15 Vi ' b o a t a n d Hollday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 ROOM new wall to wall raonsooRU pamiNto rub the metal until Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Free estimates, discount LOAM- 5 yards, $60.00 16 sport coot, suit, pants Rgpoi$g$sion$ TRAILER — 30 H John­ spots disappear. T o sell carpeted apartments. senior citizens. Company Csninrciii - ItasWMlId plus tax. Washed sand, and shirt, winter locket. son with new waterpump. Spacious rooms, country Mllni Tsxturs SpieliHtL Idle items the easy way, ••••••••••••••••••••••a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa" aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa a#aa#aaaaaaaaaaaaaa««aa ••••••••••••••••••••••a ••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester owned and stone, trap rock, and Excellent condition. FOR S itu Excellent running condi­ use a low-cost ad In ••••••••••••••••••••••• setting on 24 acres with Nw m Psnir WiiMiii Great for East Catholic operated. Call 646-1327. gravel. 643-9504. 1070 PonUtc Trans Am tion. Asking $300. Phone classified. Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Rentals tennis courts. $320 a freshman. Call 742-7054. •ssoo' 646-0434. Notices month plus utilities for F IB ESTIMATES 1076 Pontiac Formula moo aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa .aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa w a a a a a a a a w a a a a a a a ^ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• REWEAVING BURN 1075 Ford Pinto aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa^. one bedroom, $390 o HOLES — zippers, um­ 646.4879 DESKS, CHAIRS, lamps, Station Wagon *1000 ••••••••••••••••••••••a month plus uttlltles for Misc. Automotive 76 Crochet Comfort Rooms for Rent 41* brellas repaired. Window etc. All offers considered. The above can be Lost/Found 01 Join the exciting and challenging two bedrooms. Located shades, Venetian blinds. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ALUMINUM SHEETS Saturday, 9 to 12. 24 seen at SBM GOOD HOURS AND EARNING POTENTIAL on Roifte74/44,exlt 100 oft ATTENTION HOUSE­ Keys. T V FOR RENT. Buildtng/Coniracting S3 used as printing plates — Deepwood Drive, 913 Main St. World of Advertising! Waiter/Waitress - Positions available serving quality 186 In Wllllngton, CT. Marlow's, 867 Main .007" thick, 23 X 24". 50C Manchester. REAR WINDOW OF 1977 WIVES, VACATIONING products in pleasant surroundings. Excellent oppor­ GENTLEMAN PREr;, Coll for details and ap­ Street. 649-5221. each, or Sfor$2.00. Phone aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa CHEVY PICKUP LOST — SMALL FE­ STUDEN TS, anyone With tunity to supplement your income needs with (full or FERRED. $50.00 weekly,; pointment 288-8211 or 429- free time in the evenings! 643-2711. They M U ST be 1972 OLDS CUTLASS — TR U C K . $15 or Best Offer M ALE CAT, Block tiger, part time) year round employment. Above average In­ Kitchen privileges. 646- 6212. LEON CIESZYNSKI Home and Oonton 64 white paws and white There are a limited BRICKS, BLOCKS, picked up before Many new ports. Runs takes it. Call 6438251. come. uniforms and generous food discounts pro­ 2000. BUILDER — New homes, 11:00a.m. only. great. $500, Coll 649-5084. chin. Lost in vicinity of ADVERTISING SALES REP. number of positions op­ STONE — Concrete. additions, remodeling, vided. Must be over 18. For details call the manager FOA r e n t — COVEN­ Chimney repairs. No lob LO S T — SIAMESE Cat. Main and Williams ening In our phone sales between 2 and 7 p.m. 646-1437 LADIES ONLY — Fr6j^ rec rooms, garages, kit­ Streets. If seen call 643- operation. If you have a TR Y — Five New One too small. Call 644-8356. "AQUARIUM" Maga­ CHR YSANTHEM UM S — 1974 GRAN TORINO — Vicinity Bolton to Man­ Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a parking. On busline. KIF. Bedroom Apartments. chens remodeled, ceil­ zine — 1932 to 1948, plus Many varieties. 29 Moun­ Engine, transmission, chester. Please call 648 4251. good voice and the desire Friendly leitaereits ings, bath tile, dormiers, Chen privileges. Security* Security and references. others. Collectors Item tain Road, Glastonbury. body, tires In good condi­ 1026 wHb any Informa­ reliable car. to make your free even­ 189 Span car Straat roofing. Residential or and references required.l Coll 742-6858. tor tropical fish hobby­ Near Minneachaug Golf tion. Needs brakes. $800 tion. Reward. LOST — SIAMESE Cat. Ideal for person wishing to supplement family income. ings profitable, call Call 643-2693. ; - commercial. 649-4291. Vicinity Bolton to Man­ Benefits Include: Gerry for an interview at ■micliaftar ists. $30, or Best offer. Course. or best offer. Must Sell! chester. Please call 643- 643-2711 , Monday- EOE ROCKVILLE — Three Call 649-4339. 6480132. 1974 VOLKSWAGON • Good Salary • Gas Mileage • Insurance LARGE ROOM — wall to' room apartment, availa­ n«w and larpar facMNy on FARRAND REMODEL­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa DASHER Ports — Two 1026 with any informa­ • Pleasant working conditions Wednesday evenings be­ wall carpeting, private^ iJmmnt It. 1M4. WttranowMciipt- ING — Cabinets, roofing, tion. Reward. ble September 1st. Suita­ ling A Nf*M8d nun*8r at mtfeUimnlt TWO PAIR of Training Pets 65 1968 CORVETTE — 4 door. Good prices. Call tween 6:30 and 7:30. Will home, nice yard, kitchen, tor chHAtn «he « • 0 «Mfe8 to M gutters, room additions, For confidential interview appointment call - Penny Sadd ble for one person or fflontht by January It. 1tt4. LFN in wheels, new $3.50 each speed, 327-300. Rear front Dave 646-1670 otter 6om. train qualified individu­ prlveleges. On busline,', decks, all types of remo­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LO S T— VIcIn Ity of Route between 9 and 10 A.M. als to earn $67.00 to couple. Stove, refrigera­ itpuiRp.dh pair. Call 649-2071. damage, power windows, female preferred. Colt tor and heat. No pets. •P8T8 pioeidod. 1 to4ratto.>. Roosono*R« deling and repairs. FR EE two tops, many new 6 and 87 lunction, An­ $120.00 weekly. C ALL 649-8206 10am to 5pm,, Ma rotoa. Conwonlanty loeolad on > estimates. Fully Insured. FREE TO GOOD HOME dover. 15 year old tiger References. $365 security ,Mancheeier/Eaei Harttortf Mno. CaN DOUBLE PINK porce­ ports. $4000. Call 423-0090. NOW!! NEWSPAPER DEALER NEEDED 647-9813 evenings arid, , to reeerv# e epece or tor oddHtonei lo- Telephone 6438017. — Two year old female Casual Poncho cat, long hair, three legs. required. $265 monthly tw Wilton. t46>4lt4. lain kitchen sink, $15. beagle. Call 646-0247. iianrlfpBtpr Hpralft 643-2711 weekends. __ rent. 646-1060. Two aluminum storm 1974 Iwo door PONTIAC Reward. Call 742-8617. Excellent income for part for South Windtor oroo CUSTOM time home assembly doors, 35Vz X 6'B" with T W O MALE Orange LeMans Sports Coupe — MANCHESTER — FIv«l REMODELING- LO S T— VIcInIty of Hack­ work. For Info. Call 504- LIKE PRIVATE HOME screen, $20 each. Call Tiger kittens, tree to AM/FM radio, air condi­ Call Joonno room apartment. Second — Studio-type apart­ EXPERIENCED Bathrooms, kitchen, rec 643-2516. tioner, good running con­ matack Street, Four SEWERS — Established PAirr TiMi posm oiii 641-8003. Ext. 8201. floor. $400 plus utllltleiu.1 PAINTER-Qualltv work. rooms, roofing, siding, good home. Call 643-2228. month old female calico ment. Utilities, applian­ dition. $1495, Negotiable. nationwide pillow manu­ Ideal for housewives or men Coll 649-3379. Reasonable rotes. Fully house repairs. Licensed kitten with gold face- MATURE SECRETA- ces. Working single D A YB ED SOFA — New, FREE TO GOOD HOME Call 646-7462. facturer has Immediate working to support their income. 647-9946 adult. No children, pets. Insured. Free estimates. and experienced. Call $200. Air conditioner,4000 looks like a mask. full time openings. Expe­ RY/RECEPTIONIST — 643-9337, ask tor Je rry .' — Six year old Irish Call 643-2880. Gary 646-4743 or 649-8516. B TU plus timer, $50. Old 1973 FORD LTD WAGON Answers to "Pudgy" Llt- rience preferred. Day Shifts available range from early 2-3 tull days per week. Apartments tor Rent 4C Setter. Call 646-8253. Crochet. tlegirl Is really sad. If you Word processing, typing Phileo radio, works, $35. — No rust, no rot. 72,000 shift. Five day week. Full morning, lunch, until closing. ODD JOBS, Trucking. DESIGN KITCHENS by miles. Excellent shape. have any information benefit program. Includ­ and transcribing. Man­ TWO BEDROOM DU­ Call 649-5084. TWO MALE Orange Hours range from 3-6 hour shifts PLEX — Laundry hook­ Home repairs. You name J . P. Lewis. Cabinets, Passed emissions. $1050. call 643-7364. ing sewing Incentive. chester professional of­ It, we do it. Free esti­ Tiger kittens. Free to MANCHESTER-One, two: ups, fenced yard, central vanities, formica, Wilson TWO BABYAFGHANS— 643-0592. Apply at Plllowtex Corp., per day, 5-6 days per week. fice. Send resume to Box TEACHER — Music HOUSEWIVES TO DO mates. Insured. 643-8304. art, Corkin counter tops, Good Home. Call 643- P c/o The Herald. teacher vocal and Instru­ C O LLA TIN G — No expe­ and three bedroom, location, appliances. No One pink and one yellow. 2228. 49 Regent Street, Man­ Hourly rate plus gratuities to kitchen cabinet fronts, 1974 MERCURY MAR­ chester, Connecticut. mental for grades K-6. rience necessary, hand apartments. Heat and hot. utilities. No pets. Call $25 each. Call 6489977. equal above average starting water. $400, $440, $495,- 6498159. FOGARTY BROTHERS complete woodworking QUIS Brougham — 58,000 Ptrsonols 02 MUNSON'S CANDY K IT ­ Contact Paul White, Inserting newspaper In­ — Bathroom remodel­ Call 649-4800. service, custom mode DESKS, CASH REGIS­ Musical Items 66 miles. A/C, all power, NEEDED IMME- wage. Uniforms furnished. No CHEN is accepting appli­ Principal, Hebron Ele­ serts. Apply In person: B ing; Installation water furniture, colonial repro­ D IA TE LY — Mature, re- cations for evening and mentary School, Church 8i B Associates, 31 Edvvin ELLINGTON — Water­ TE R — Check outs. Pallet AM /FM . Excellent con­ experience necessary. 18 years front, four room apart­ heaters, garbage dispo­ duct Ions I n wood, 9 varle- Jock, Varltyper, coun­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa dition. Call 646-1312. sponsible, weekend employment. Street, Hebron, C T 06248, Road, (Off Route5South) M AN CHESTER — Dur, sals; foucet repairs. 649- CAMBRIDGE DIET of age and have dependable plex, three bedrooms, 1 '/fh ment, private beach, tles of hardwood and ters, Bunn Coftemotic, PLAN — Information grandmotherly type per­ Hours are Monday - Fri­ Telephone 228-9465. South Windsor. No phone 7657. VIso/MasterCard ANTONIUS STRADIVA- 5531 baths. $550 monthly plus., good' fishing. $500 in­ veneers NOW IN STOCK greeting card cases, ail at 1974 FORD WAGON — meetings Mondays and son to help care for transportation. Cail for interview day, 4pm-8pm, 8 hours calls pleose. accepted. Call 649-9658 or evenings, RIUS CREMONENFIS newborn and 2 year old In Saturday or Sunday. Call PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ utilities. Security and reft, cludes heat, electricity sacririce prices. Glorious Faciebat Anno, 1726 Vio- Good running condition. Thursdays 7:30pm. 150 appointment. 2887010. Emporium, Corner Hart­ Passed emissions. $300. Afghan Square Slippers North Main Street, Man­ my home. Part time. Own for appointment, 649- TERS — Minimum ten WANTED — SCHOOL erences required. ColF and water. Call 6498152, lln. Call 627-5454, Frtondiy Restaurants Monday through Friday,- 875-5273. WILLING TO DO ODD ford Road and Pine Coll 643-7445. are easy to crochet from chester. 646-3994. tranportatlon a must. 4332. years experience and lo- BUS DRIVERS to drive In JOBS, Housecleanlng, anytime. 4-ply ibiitting worsted. 755 Silver Lane 9am-5pm, 646-1974. ROBERT E. JARVIS — Street. 649-7782. Vernon area. Call 646- East Hartford, CT borers, no general expe­ the town of Bolton. Will pointing or wood work­ Building and remodeling Ideal for gifts or leisure 5153, leave number with EXPERIENCED PAIN­ rience required. Salary train. Call 537-5234 or MANCHESTER — Four LUDWIG SNARE Drum 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY wear. W A N TE D : Ride from 569-1040 rooms. First floor, quiet ing. Have own tronspor- specialist. Additions, METAL OFFICE DESKS, Station wagon — Good Manchester to Crystal answering service. TERS Wanted for full dependent on expe­ 537-5766. M AN CHESTER — Spa-: tatlon. Call 647-0329 or with cose, $50. Coll otter No. 5531 has directions clous four room aparh-' location. Available Sep­ garages, roofing, siding, used, $25 and up. Desk condition. Passed emis­ Lake school. Crystal ______l2 & ja Z E ______time employment. Call rience. M AK Painting, 646- 0016. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ 5pm, 649-4067. for one size to fit all. ment. Near busline.. tember 1st. $450 per chairs, $20 ond up. Also sions and M VD Inspec­ TO ORDO, salt S2.M h r aack Lake, CT. Call 646-3647. COMPAN ION AND AIDE L.A. Converse Co. 646- 643-2659. AUTO MECHANIC with placement wlndows- aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HAIRSTYLIST/MANIC PART TIME HANDY­ 3117. foreign car experience. Adults. No Pets. Dne co r month. Including heat filing cabinets. 649-9953. tion. $300 or best offer. iith fi, pint SM h r paihit ait — for elderly lady from AMBITIOUS COLLEGE /doors. 6438712. Gremmo 8, Sons Sales, 646-2910. ■indliig. TO CLEAN artificial RIST Wanted — Expe­ MAN — For our service Subaru experience a parking. Security. 648, and hot water. Call 643- S TU D E N T — Seeks odd Antiques 68 8am to 5pm. Monday thru 1265. 9687. 819 East Middle aMMCuar flowers, place them rienced only. Vacation, department. Approxi­ plus. Apply In person to: lobs. Pointing and lawns CONCRETE WORK UandiMtor Horald Friday. References re- sick pay and education WINF SAUS Turnpike. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa heads down In a paper qu Ired. Cal 1649-9132 after mately 3 or 4 hours per Century Subaru, Route aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa are a specialty. Call Jeff, W A N TED — Sidewalks, Ilia Aft. of JUBtHete benefits. Call Ultimate I, day, five days per week. Looking for aggres­ M ANCHESTER — TwOi Nm Yilfe. N.V. 1QBM bag, add salt and shake tom. SALES CLERK — Port 83, Vernon. 647- 9013. patios and steps. Free WANTED ANTIQUES: 643-2103, ask for Judy or See Steve Carter or sive, self- motivated, and three room apart­ HonwsferRent 43 ONE PAIR Brand New Print *Nm m . M im t t m IIP well. To clean out stor­ time evenings In modern estimates. Call 875-0572. Early Victorian, Oak, COBI m i ttrte Nnutor. age areas In your home Diana. Frank Trudnak. Carter experienced sales pharmacy. Must have DENTAL ASSISTANT — ments, $280, $325, $350.- Pioneer TS6905 car 19^9 CHEVETTE — Four PHOTO4HII0E EXPERIENCED COL­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa GRANDMOTHER'S speakers. 6V by 9", 80 1920's and miscel kineous. door, 4 speed. Very good EXaUSIVE SPECIAL: Over 200 ee- or garage, place an ad Chevrolet, 1229 Main person to join our ex­ some retail experience. Manchester Orthodontic Phone 646-2426, 9 to HOUSE, INC., MAN­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LECTOR — For credit WAITRESSES (two) — weekdays. watts max. $80. Coll 649- Please call 643-8709. condition. 48,000. miles. lections and a FREE In classified telling our collection agency. Call Street, Manchester, 646- panding sales de­ Good hours, pleasant Practice. Full time. Ex­ MANCHESTER — Hil­ CHESTER — We provide Pattern Section in the Full or parttime. Apply in 6464. RoolIng/SIding 54 5207 otter 5pm. ••••••••••••••••••••••• $2500. Coll after tom, readers what you have 289-5236. partment in the grea­ working conditions. perienced preferred, but liard Street, newly deco­ structured daycare and ALBUM. Joat $3.00. for sale. person to La Strada West, Apply at once to the will train. Call Monday, rated five room home. 6482338. 8151 ter Hartford area. nursery school to 12 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TW O 35mm CAMERAS, Toa SolM 49 ■ M a n i M t u c a 471 Hartford Road, Media sales Import­ manager. Liggett Par- Tuesday, Thursday, 9am TWO BEDROOM TOWN- Garage, basement, children In our pleasant On# Slia 81M -M U I-a M MS Na«. Haw not working. $5.00 each. 1975 AUDI FOX — Needs h Srtn ISMii kee M nks Om s Manchester. ant but not a neces­ kade Pharmacy, 404 West to 12pm, 649-7222. HOUSE — All appliances^ adults breterred. No home-Ike setting. State BIDWELL HOME Im­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa provement Company — Baby carriage, fair con­ engine work, $595. Call q-iM - uipuu Miirt. 24 Announcements 03 Announcements 03 sity. Position offers Middle Turnpike, Por- heat, hot water, carpM-, Pets. $61)0 monthly plus licensed and staffed by A sew-simple, casual and ShoaS MS ippIlMtS Snifas. PAINTERS HELPER — U1BW6HANWAUIS' Ing, air conditioners. Coll Roofing, siding, altera­ dition, $5.00. Call 649-1921. MOVINGI MUST SELLI 6489390. growth, and excellent kade Shopping Center. utilities and security. Call caring professionals. We warm poncho for the ■■lai-RllllMli MMWIWMK-M Some experience helpful. 7 pm to midnight 649-5240. ; tion, additions. Same LIvingroom set, dinin­ bpM af MtShewa MIRs. money for top per­ 646-2258 or alter tom 875- can provide your child groom set, antique sporty look. Reliable, neat. Good pay 2-3 evenings' 3596. number for over 30 years. CAR PET RED with pod 1975 M AVERICK — 25,000 ■No. 8151 with Photo- t-itt-Tt am ar Mip-at aaa- former. Contact WINF PART TIM E — Subway with o home away from butcher block plus stools, aiawadi Rtait h aaSt. C a v e r 'S BURGER KING— Needs for hard work. Call be­ of Manchester. 288 Cen­ per week 6486495. attached. Approximately miles. Excellent condi­ Gnide is in One Size. (Fits Radio, 257 East Cen­ home. Call now, 6498920 10 X 14, easily cut to size. washing machine, other q -in -c t m t -f t paiat at gtfe- several people to work tween 8:30 and 4:30 week­ ter Street. Apply In MANCHESTER — Nice or 646-9600. tion. $2000 or best offer. 8 to 18) and requires 2% taeuka Itaan. ter St., Manchester, Apply: Good condition. $50. Call Items. Priced to sell. Call 646-3488 after 5pm. yards 64-inch. (Sarl^ Supper the following shifts: days, 246-7101. person. three room apartment. Household Goods 62 Mornings tom or 8am to CT 06040. Call 646- -M r. Donut Heat and electricity In-, 6481921. 10amtotom.56Wetherell Patterna availabU only NOTICE OF SPECIAL monda^ thru thursda^ 5 -6 p.m. RICHARDSON MA­ Street, Manchester. Au­ 11am; Days, 11am to2pm 1230. LAUNDRY AIDE — 5pm ZSS W. Middle Tpke. eluded. Security deposit. MANCHESTER — Three 1973 VW BUS — Interior in aiaea ahoum. MEETING SONRY — Brick, block, UTILITY TRAILER, $55. gust 20th and 21st. OF THE UNITED WAY OF or 4pm; Evenings, 5-8pm to 1pm and 7am to 3pm. No Pets. Call 649-9092. bedroom ranch for rent. stone, plastering, ch im -. excellent, body good. TO o n o i, e. nance. Gordon Realty. canine friend requires aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 2 Bowers School, 141 Princeton St. now and earn a $50 Bonus tember 1st. Allbrjg and Interior, ceilings re­ X 46". Four miscellane­ 1979 SUBARU BRAT — Rec Vehldet 73 PART TIM E — Breakfast and lunch shifts. Hours range from 3-6 hour Call 643-2174. three room apartment. paired. References, fully 3 BucKlevAchool. 250 Vernon St. when you complete your Realty Inc. 6480917. ous windows. 13 Sections With cap. 4 wheel drive, 4 Martin School, 140 Dartmouth Rd. shifts per day and 5-6 days per week. Call 6438276 anytime. Insured. Quality work. END ROLLS— 27'/i width aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa first 40 hour work assign­ 4' X 8'. Stockade fence. excellent gas mileage. 5 Senior Citizens Center, 549 E. Middle Tpke. FULL TIME — Are supervisory positions, 40-45 hours per week in 6 Martin Mottsson, even­ - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 ment. We pay above av- c e n t r a l l o c a t i o n tor 25 cents. M U ST be $5.00 per unit. Coll any­ Very good condition. 21 FOOT VISCOUNT Fi­ 4 Nathan Hole School, 140 Spruce St. days with full benefits. aa****aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ings 6484431. 7 Waddell School, 143 Brood St. eroge rates tor the expe­ Lots/Lond for iote 33 T hree room apartmenti picked up at the Man­ time 646-2806. $3000. Call 6498719. berglass with V H F depth For interview appointment call the manager between 9 am and 7 pm. rienced secretary. Many Heat, utilities, parking, $ VarolgnclLSchpo), 124 OiogtlAL. •aaaasassaaaaaaasaattaa l||Mmiiiafes Wonted 41 chester Herald OffloeBE- finder, slip at marina, 9 Keeney School, 179 Keeney St. assignments will be In available immediately INTERIOR — EXTE­ FORE11 AM ONLY. power trim, 115 HP Mer. Friendly ReBtauram your geographical area FR E E C A TA LO G of land Call 649-2865. aaaeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa RIOR Painting — Wal- BRAND NEW SEWING $5000. Coll 423-0090. 11 Mahoney Recreational Center, 94 Cedar St. with fine companies at Ipoperkig and drywall SCREENED LOAM ------MACHINE — Also: Ex- 12 Howell "Cheney Reglonol Technical scnuol. 791 W. bargains, 5 acres to 500 FEMALE ROOMMATE: 435 Main Street easy to reach locations. acres, covering all Now TWO BEDROOM TOWdg Installation. Quality pro- gravel, processed gravel, presso Coffee Machine, 1983 FORD M USTANG — Middle Tpke. Please call for appoint­ HOUSE — With garactei Mature, responsible, feulonol work. Reasona­ sand, stone and fill. For Electric Oven, Belt Exer­ Powertteerlng, power- SUNFISH SAILBOAT — Mancheater England and Now York iUMi*smokino. Neat, spa­ Doted at Manchester, Connecticut, this 22nd davot August, 649-7738 ment or come Into S TA FF State at lowest Imagina­ security deposit re­ ble prices. Free esti­ deliveries call (Jeorge cise Machine, Lamps, brakes. 3700 miles. Must Canvas cover, sail bog 1983. BUILDERS, 179 Allyn quired. $480 a montti: cious two Bedroom Man­ mates. G .L. McHugh, Gritting, Andover, 748 Clocks, etc. 646-8551 after Sell I Asking $8000. Call and storage cradle. $688. Edward Tomkiel ble prices. Write LAND chester condo. Ask for . . Town Clerk of Manchester f-TS-' EO E M/F Street, Hartford, C T. 525- CATALOG, P.O. Box 938, 6>49-8978 between 4 and 643-9321. 7886. 11am. 646-7068. Call 644-8429 after 6pm. 03608 C ll»3 by NEA. Inc TM R«g u S P«l A TM C p.P. 6468138. 7655. No. Adams, M A 01247. 8pm.

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