21 - MANC'HKSTKH HKRAl.D. Wed . Sept. 29, 1982 A n d they'll use graphite Candidate holds An old product Field hockey >ne-man 'debate' |for new purpose future cloudy Robots will build plan ... page 11 ... p a g e 16 and humidity-controlled area for advanced . . . p a g e 3 By James J. Doyle tory, that will be finished toward the end of composite materials. It also has two United Press International the decade," he said, autoclaves — large sterilizers — and two 48- Vt IIFN IT IS COMIM.F.TKI), he said, 'I foot-long Gerber computer-controlled LOS ANGELES - When Don Stansbarger will walk in and ia robot will be running the cutters. . , of Northrop Corp. first proposed a factory of The Gerber cutters are automatic knives the future — making airplanes with robots — factory.” “ right out of the garment industry,” he said. people laughed, but the idea is becoming a The idea of the robot-assembly line, the Manchester, Conn. futuristic factory where machines do the “ It’s the same thing used to cut materials for reality. Partly sunny, suits, pants, dresses.” “ We took our blinders off and went to work. work, came about as Stansbarger struggled Thursday, Sept. 30, 1982 with the problem of how to incorporate non- The factory also includes an inspection mild Friday We admitted people would laugh at us,” he area with two ultrasonic test systems and Single copy 25c - said, “ and sure enough, the^ did." metallic materials into airplane design. three X-ray units. — See page 2 Stansbarger is Northrop’s'manager for the “ I always dreamed of an airplane that was fHanrhpatPr Ipralb 60 percent graphite in weight," he said. “ We Factory of the Future division. “ All the cutting is automatic,” he said. started in 1967 working towards that goal. “ The material movement and distribution TIIK Ft riiRE FACTORY concept weds “ And in looking at it as we progressed we will be done several ways on computerized two modern technologies for maximum ef­ knew that in the 1985 to 1990 time frame, if monorails, with robotcars driven by radio ficiency. everything kept going the way it should, we frequency and a car track with small The first is automation, robots. The second would see it come true." computer-driven open cars. is the use of lightweight graphite in the con­ Northrop also found it could not produce on New laws struction of airplanes. Graphite, in one fqrm. a cost competitive basis by hand techniques, "W e inspect each station with overhead is the soft black carbon in lead pencils. In he said, “ We started looking in 1974-75 at video cameras and will actually laminate the what would be a new factory, a factory of the graphite structures with robotics and inspect Economic another, it's a lubricant. the final assemblies with automated But treated differently, it is a lightweight, future. , effective strong, tensile material that can be formed “ I suggested to the industry it could make a techniques." and cut like fabric and used for airplane 60-percent graphite airplane by using IIF, SAID T IIK FACTORS is turning out .--aww"!- skins. techniques from the modern garrnent in­ rudder parts and horizontal stabilizers for the “ It is half the weight and three times as dustry," Stansbarger said. | F-18 fighter. The fighter, being produced by Friday strong and as stiff as aluminum. " Noithrop and McDonnell Douglas Corp., is 9 indicators WITH IIIOSF IDEAS Northro|) Stansbarger said in an interview. percent graphite currently, pnd Stansbarger He said the future factory currently uses purchased a facility from Rockwell Intei- nalional in iate 1978. It includes a 45.000- said he thinks by 1985 it will be 25 percent 11.000 square feet of a 325,000-square-foot graphite and eventually 60 percent graphite. Penalties stiffened plant. “ It is the start of the automated fac­ square-toot “ clean rooni.” a temperature down 0.9% in several areas HARTFORD (U P I) - Drunken drivers will find the going tougher in court and people charged with other WASHINGTON (UPI) - The month so far of the 13-month-old crimes will find it harder to profit government’s sensitive index of recession. from their actions under new laws in leading economic indicators The negative direction of the dropped 0.9 percent in August, the figures had been publicly estimated Connecticut. More than, 175 of the more than 500 first downswing in five months, the several days beforehand by bills adopted by the Legislature Commerce Department said today. Commerce Secretary Malcolm Baldrige and other department of­ during its regular session and signed HOSES ARE PART OF ROBOT SYSTEM The tour previous months had ficials, “ to soften the impact of the into law by Gov. William O’Neill . . , concept weds machines to graphite construction shown nproveraent that was news,” one of the officials said. will lake effect Friday. repeatedly cited by administration Questioned on NBC’s “ Today” The new laws cover a host of Ibu can’t beat officials as signs of approaching areas; from profits generated program prior to. release of the better times. economic indicators, Treasury through racketeering and loan An accompanying index of coinci­ Secretary Donald Regan said a one- ^harking to dropping a requirement dent indicators, measuring current month decliiie after four con­ the state librarian be notified where economic activity, dropped 0.6 per­ secutive months of improvements veterans are buried. cent, showing August was the worst does not derail recovery. Many of the new laws deal with “ I would suggest, combining five crime, including measures aimed at ."S'.?. RE-ELECT theEc^’sb^ ! months, we’re in the up phase,” fighting crime and stiffening Regan said. penalties for people convicted of A separate report by the Labor certain offenses. Department today showed the latest Penalties will be stiffened for set­ muiAM L Firzcmui FOI law weekly unemployment claims ting fire to a building to collect in­ surance proceeds as well as for reached a recession high, a Herald photo by Pinto YOUR JUDGE OF PROBATE... 30-Month seasonally adjusted total of 703,000 engaging in a highspeed chase to new unemployment claims for the elude police. SINCE 1972 11.80*12.71*annual rate ef’eclive annual yield week ending Sept. 18, the highest State police will be able to seek Certificate said not Getting ready for market permission for more than 35 minimum deposit $1,000. available through10/11/82 since the claims were first adjusted for routine layoff trends in 1963. wiretaps a year “ upon a showing of Commerce Department officials Francisco Flore (left) and Wes Brown prepare plarus for shipping to wholesalers at an emergency situation'’ that “ may result in imminent peril to the today said historical data show that the Bolton Evergreen Nursery A MAN WHO HAS EARNED YOUR TRUST AND to apply the August decrease in the leading public health, safety or welfare” 6-Month indicators does not necessarily rule ..\NOTHKR NKW I.AW targets DEMONSTRATED HIS CONCERN FOR YOUR NEEDS By Paul Hendrie out a recovery beginning by the end organized crime, making it a crime 9.73?10Jirannual rate effective annual yield of the year. to invest profits from racketeering Herald Reporter Certificate Spokesman for the department’s — ADDED THURSDAY EVENING COURT HOURS minimum deposit $10,000: available through 10/4/82 or loan sharking to, establish or in­ Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien Bureau of Economic Analysis, Beirut vest in a legitimate business or to in­ — INAUGURATED HOME COURT SESSIONS FOR DISABLED has ruled that meetings of Board of Larry Moran, said that “ of the last vest the profits in real property. PERSONS Directors committees are not legal­ four recessions, twice we’ve had New handgun laws prohibit people — INITIATED AND WORKED WITH DIRECTORS TO ESTABLISH ly required to be open to the press situations where leading indicators Airport open; Gemayel thanks peace force convicted of certain felonies from TOWN CONSERVATOR 91-Day and public. were going up followed by a month owning a pistol or revolver and or two of decline, followed by a r e v i s e d p r o c e d u r e s a n d reorganized r e c o r d s f o r prohibit anyone from bringing a __ The question was raised when the and predicted it could reach as recovery.” By Philip Williams A full slate of flights — four firearm or dangerous device into the EFFICIENT OPERATION 7.801*8.14?annual rate effective annual yield Manchester Herald asked the town From April through July the in­ much as 1,500. arrivals and six departures — was Certificate to open board committee meetings. United Press International Capitol or other building housing — CONTROLS THE COURT’S FISCAL AFFAIRS RESPONSIBLY minimum deposit $7,500; available lhroughfO/4/82 dicators climbed 3.8 percent. scheduled for the airport’s first day The Washington Post said in The Herald contends that the closed legislative offices. — GIVES PERSONAL ATTENTION TO EACH CASE “ We’ve never had a situation where U.S. Marines today watched the of operation, connecting Lebanon today’s edition that before his door meetings violate the state’s People accused of violent crimes the leading indicators increased 2 first landing of a commercial air­ with the world for the first time assassination, Lebanese President­ Freedom of Information Act, Town also would be prohibited from VOTE DEMOCRATIC NOV. 2 percent or more which was not im­ liner at Beirut airport since the since Israel’s June 6 invasion. elect Beshir Gemayel had approved General Manager Robert B. Weiss profiting from their crimes under a CommlUM To Ro-ElMl Judgo Fluawtid 30-Day mediately followed by a recovery,” Israeli invasion of Lebanon, and the The airport is the base for the 800 -a Phalange militia plan to enter the asked O’Brien to prepare an opinion, so-called “ Son of Sam” law named Emmol D. Qomino. Tronuror Moran said. final contingent of 400 Marines stood Marines already in Lebanon, and the re fu g e e cam ps in search of for a convicted killer in New York ^ O’Brien, citing several precedents Five of the 10 indicators available offshore ready to join 3,000 other 400 scheduled to arrive later today. remaining PLO guerrillas. Repurchase / ^ annual rale, simple interest City. HKOO’^ by the state Freedom of Information for August declined, led downward peace-keeping troops. Israeli soldiers arrested lour But the report said the massacre The “ Son of Sam ” law w ill •n|MMiraQAm< y ' " 'V i ^ minimum $5,000, Commission and an advisory opinion by a drop in building permits. Also Lebanese President Amin gunmen who shot to death a 70-year- T - L y / . rate subject to change did not appear to be planned in ad­ prohibit a person convicted of a •S im m m a o a Investment by the attorney general, said com- ,. negative were August claims for un­ Gemayel, shortly after the plane’s old Palestinian man in the Ain A1 •Sifims Steens ^ vance. ' violent crime from keeping profits mittee meetings are only required arrival, thanked the United States, employment insurance, new orders Helweh refugee camp on Tuesday. or rovalties from a movie, book or to be public when a committee is for consumer goods adjusted for in­ Italy and France for sending peace­ 28 miles south of Beirut, state-run other'publication that re-enacts the %B?ei0fU0DS given some of the government agen­ flation, raw materials prices and keeping forces to help restore unity Beirut Radio said Wednesday crime or criminal’s feelings about cy’s governmental authority. the length of the average workweek. to his country. The gunmen were believed to be it. Increases were led by an expan­ loo% VuuAUizep PuflSffv U StD He also said committee meetings “ This is a historic day, when there Christian militiamen, allies of Proceeds from such a book or sion in the money supply, adjusted ^ Q«irAi«*l are required to be public if a com­ is no more east Beirut and west Israel who were responsible fpr the Inside Today movie would go into an escrow ac­ - mittee’s "disposition of any matter for inflation last month. The pace of Beirut,” Gemayel said referring to Sept. 16-18 massacre of Palestinian count and could be used to pay the WADERS ^ deliveries and orders for new equip­ the Christian and Moslem sectors of refugees in west Beirut, the radio in any given case is tr e a ts by the criminal’s defense costs and to com­ the city. “ As of today there is one _ MW- full Board of Directors to be so con­ ment contributed some slight im­ said, quoting Lebanese security 20 pages, 2 sections pensate the criminal’s victims if ? eiwKo provement. Also partially offsetting Beirut — the capital of all clusive as to preclude independent sources. there is a conviction in the case. Advice ...... 14 consideration.” the declines were stock prices and a Lebanon” The .Palestine Liberation OOP: change in total liquid assets. Middle East Airlines Flight 262 Organization mission at the United ■Area towns ...... 7 'I’HKKK \KK also new laws O’Brien said the Board of Direc­ \ oopFPKZ- Another leading indicator, the from Lanarca, Cyprus, made Nations said four Palestin. ns were liusiness...... 20 dealing with victims’ rights, in­ LMl tors committees merely act infor­ rate at which new businesses are repeated passes over war-torn killed at the same refugee camp and Classified . . .’...... 18-19 cluding a so-called “ rape shield jiin . mally as infomution-gathering and Stx£ 9-» It oMW______First You just can't formed, has not been included in the Beirut, bringing people throughout dozens more were wounded or kid­ C om ics...... 8 law” and a measure dealing with advisory panelsl leading indicators report since F.ntertainment , : ...... 9 the rights of victims of crimes com­ Federal // lock in“a higher the Lebanese capital out onto napped. The PLO did not say when 3 . ’L'2’.XL (AM^FKitl. However, the Herald has been told December because of what the balconies clapping and cheering. It the incidents occurred. l^oUerv ...... 2 mitted by certain juveniles. rate than these. Obituaries ...... 10 w R s r c ^ Savings by officials at the Freedom of Infor­ department says are “ missing com­ landed at 5:06 a m. EDT. In Israel, Prime Minister The rape shield law prohibits vvants Don’t wait. mation Commission that com­ ponents.” In the latest release, the The co-pilot said the crew was Menachem Begin and Defense Chief Opinion...... 6 testimony about a rape victim ’s past ...... 2 m o v m you as an Invest in the Eagle’s mittees are required to follow the department announced the business “ about to cry when we reached Ariel Sharon admitted Wednesday Ueopletalk ...... sexual conduct at the accused same rules of open meetings and formation indicator may be per­ Lebanese airspace. We made a tour the massacre took place within their Sports...... 15-17 rapist’s trial unless the evidence as investment customer very best moneymakers public notice that their parent manently dropped. over the city — the passengers were spheres of responsibility as Television ...... 9 proof outweighs the prejudicial w?COUP’ That’s why the eagle is giving at First Federal Savings. government agencies must adhere The composite index of ail the applauding.” ministers but both spurned new effect on the victim. CAKttL you his very best — the most to. leading indicators was 128.6 in Units of the 800-man Marine force calls for their resignations. Check it out Another bill will require a course A ll COMlhCiilCS ut ilDpObil .ifr iliMilt.,1 August the department said. that arrived Wednesday, cleared a on rape crisis intervention in police I 'a s a r u ,! to $100 000 fjy Ihu FSLIC FtMiri.il ii*t|ul.i Herald Editor Daniel H. Fitts said In the Sabra and Chatila refugee The Fall Home Improvement profitable investment oppor­ The index of coincident indicators beach near the airport of mines for basic training programs. lions (oquiro d substiintidl mlornsl pnn.iily lot this morning the Herald plans to camps, the. body count rose by one supplement is included in today’s tunities available around. was 132 in August, compared to 142.8 the landing later today of another The juvenile crime law will give a early wilhdrawdl and piohihil the (’uinpuundini} pursue its argument that the com­ late Wednesday to a known total of Manchester Herald. of m torost on 91 Day and 6 M o n th C(.>rtih( a le s in July of last year, the first month 400 men, along with heavy arma­ 336, but officials emphasized the *i<=.aiu. victim of a crime committed by a O n t f P ' This is an unbeatable way for mittee meetings should be open. Repurchase mveslinonls ate not deposits or of the current recession. ment that includes M-60 tanks. search for missing was continuing juvenile the right to ask for records you to re-invest your maturing savings accounts am) are not insured try the “ This matter is too important to of' the case when there ha's been a fLlGHT %LiGwu>i(£ FSLIC However these funds are si'cuied be decided by a town attorney,” said QM t^BuutnM All Savers funds or invest request for juvenile offender status A u r ^ T lc , tjy cash (|ovr>rninent olilutatioie. Fitts. “ Too much of what is done in any of your nest eggs It ledeial a<|ency otiluialions for the juvenile. this town is based on the activities In the area of drunken driving, of the committee meetings for us to 3 t t m s new laws stiffen penalties for ignore them. The public deserves to motorists convicted of driving under S U E S '2 - 1 6 know what goes on in thee meetings. How a UFO buzzed Loring AilT) 3Q-A‘2. the influence and set stiff penalities “ We are disappointed that the for motorists who cause injury or passed since he saw the craft, the appeared. Within a few minutes, it Board of Directors has not volun- sightings from Larry Fawcett, a death to another person while Q.3P "tts V 2 2 S By Nancy Thompson memofy of that fall night, shortly reappeared over an airstrip, he said, —"tarfly—opened- the committee - JJoventry police officeLaniLa_UFQ Herald Reporter------Ijefore! Halloween, wHeh“ the"^hlp' and his crew drove toward”iV,"“dowrr drJving-intoxicated,^ meetings, as many other towns have expert, who is investigating the 1975 broke i through stringent security a back road into a restricted area An intoxicated motorist convicted done. We intend to challenge Mr. It’s been almost seven years since sightings and plans to write a book of causing the death of another per- ■ - o Al l l*ro u A M ty precautions and ev< ded pursuers where even they should not have O’Brien’s opinion.” Steve Eichner saw the glowing craft about them. IW5S son will, face a penalty of up to 10 shaped “ like an elongated football” The men discussed the sightings with incredible speed, is still vivid been. Virtually every issue decided by years in prison and a $5,000 fine;.or Fiist Fedeial Savings hovering over a nuclear weapons Wednesday night as part of a in Eichner’s mind. The men stopped the truck about the Board of Directors is first dis­ both, suffer penalities will face storage area at Loring Air Force presentation about UFOs by Eichner was a crew chief on a B- 300 feet away from the object, which East Hartford, Glastonbury, South Glastonbury, Manchester, Vernon, Rockville and South Windsor cussed in committee meetings. For motorists who refuse to take blood- Base in Maine. Manchester attorney Robert H. 52, working the second shift, when hovered about five feet off the example, the town budget is set in alcohol tests. ------COTA'S . It’s only within the last year, Bletchman at Whiton Library. he first saw the red-orange object ground, Eichner said. It appeared to i m p committee meetings — before Other new laws will provide added however, that he has learned that it About 40 persons attended the that looked like “ a stretched-out be about the length of four cars, he ratification by the full board. protection to workers who report il­ was not an isolated incident, but one meeting. Bletchman is director of football” hovering over the area said, and seemed to be solid — no 50^-70%0FF^ where nuclear bombs eprried by the legal activity by thpir employers, Recently, the board has for­ doors or windows were visible .It ______mMA A of a series of sightings of Uniden­ the state branch of the Mutual UFO people looking for apartments. M IB ‘ttOMANO- B-52s were stored. made no noise, he added. nM^MONIVIACK ' CORNER HARTFORD RD. and malized the conrunlttee process by tified Flying Objects seen over U.S. Network and Fawcett is the assis­ OUAAAMTII officially assigning'agenda items to Air Force bases in the fall of 1975. tant director. The object was only visible for a “ It’s a weird feeling,” Eichner Mi-n PIE ST. MANCHESTER various committees at full board Eichner, now a Coventry resident, short time, Eichner said, before the ALTHfHIGH MANY years have lights on it went out and it dis­ P lcaxe tu rn to page 10 Please lui;n to page 10 OPEN.tV4uR5 IO'to9 , meetings. found out about the string of ONLY* FPu\o^.SAtt05 MANCHESTER HEMtDjrhum:^e£l,.3(L 1982

■1 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 30, 1982 • I

NAtlONAl Wf ATMtn SCRVICC rOOCCASI lo 7 AM t S I 10 1 B? News Briefing P© nny focGS dilomma o v e r district s EAATs (Fair 5 N .F air part outside the district. MrfUNOSW he’s felt that the district threatened the town’s jurisdic­ By Raymond T. DeMeo tion and prerogatives, he says. The district’s second alternative is to ask Penny to Older color TVs V.Y Herald Reporter Now, Penny has a chance to bring himself into the dis­ revise the proposed paramedics program, changing the Snow and cold LOS ANOELCe designated service area from the whole town to the town may be perilous How ironic that the fate of the Eighth Utilities news analysis trict’s good graces. excluding the district. This would give Gordon Lassow, whip the Rockies TEMPEMATURE8 District’s plan to set up a response system for medical THE PRESENT situation is this; Cressy Goodwin, president of the district’s board of directors, the BOSTON (UPI) — Children using older •K** By United Press International emergencies could lie in the hands of Mayor Stephen T. executive director of the North Central Connecticut authority to designate the EMS-intermediate program color television sets as display screens Emergency Medical Services Council, says there s no as emergency medical service provider for the district. More than 2 feet of snow whipped by a Penny. ; for home computers or video games like Steve Penny — who once referred to district officials medical technician-intermediate training program, one way the town’s proposed paramedic program, in its pre­ Joseph Tripp, head of the district’s EMS subcom­ cold rush of Canadian air blasted parts of Pac-Man and Space Invaders may be [S 3* as "knee-jerk objectionists.” which would necessarily exclude town paramedics from sent form, can coexist with the district’s EMT- mittee, said Wednesday he would consult with Labelle the Rockies, bringing Reno, Nev., its exposed to dangerous levels of radiation, UH WtAIHCM fOIOCABT t. Steve Penny — who opposed the district’s plan to buy operating In the district, he tread carefully. intermediates. before contacting Penny. But Lassow indicated he’s be first snow in 93 years. Thunderstorms doctors warned today. willing to meet with Penny, provided the EMS subcom­ soaked northwest Iowa with more than the town’s firehouse in Buckland, and threatened to "I have not prejudged the issue,” said Penny, Penny, as the town’s chief elected official, has Young people who spend two hours a annex the district in the wake of one of its firefighters’ claiming he doesn’t have “detail one” of the district s designated the paramedics as providers of emergency mittee drafted a letter asking the mayor lo arrange such an inch of rain in 15 minutes. day hunched over color TV sets made campaigns to lure Bryan Farms residents from town to proposal. “Until I a proposal, it would be inappropriate medical service for the entire town of Manchester. If More than 15 inches of snow bianketed 'before 1970 could be subjecting their a meeting. district fire service. „ . for me to make any comment.” the district’s EMT-intermediates were given the same Snowbird, Utah, in 24 hours, starting eyes and thyroid to seven to eight times Steve Penny — who defended Deputy Mayor Barbara Non-committal. Judicious. Circumspect. What designation within the district’s boundaries, they would SO THE BALI, is in the district’s hands. If district Wednesday. The National Weather Ser­ Weather the safe amount of radiation, the Weinberg’s cancellation of town-district liaison com­ conflict with the paramedics, from a regulatory point of officials don’t mind swallowing a bit of pride, they vice posted travelers’ advisories for the happened to the hot-blooded Steve Penny wh^se blunt might be able to work out a compromise with Penny. physicians from Veterans Medical mittee meetings after the Bryan Farms controversy comments added fuel to many a town-district imbroglio mountains of Nevada, Wyoming and Center in Washington reported in the view. The mayor has left the door open, and from the dis­ Utah as steady snow clogged passes and erupted. Said Penny: “We’re not going to sit at the same in the past? Could it be the time of year — a little more The district is left with two alternatives. It can ask its New England Journal of Medicine. attorney, John Labelle Jr., to review the district’s trict’s point of view, the timing couldn’t be better. glazed roads. table with people who stab us in the back.” than a month before the die is cast in Penny’s challenge Penny, for his part, is faced with a volatile issue. If he “Although it is generally agreed that Today’s forecast Steve Fenny — labeled "an enemy” of the district by of incumbent Carl R. Zinsser for the Fourth Senatorial charter and prove to the regional EMS council that the Snow fell amid thunder and. lightning the video display terminal is not a major permits the district's plan to go ahead, 'he’ll have to former district director Robert H. Bletchman at the dis­ District seat? district’s officers, and not the town, are responsible for at Reno, Nev., for the first time in 93 source of radiation for the user,” the Today becoming partly sunny this afternoon. Highs in reduce the scope of the town's paramedic program -- years. The 1 W-foot snow cover and thick trict’s annual California’s Palos Verdes II started. was his planto rebuild the sthte’s think administering these funds is BelushI probe Peninsula. In 1972, President Richard Nixon signed a con­ 3 their cup/of tea.” His most spectacular escape is from a glass cof­ gressional resolution approving an interim Soviet- roads. creche A somber Robin Williams walked voluntarily into That plan, unveiled to reporters This change, Thompson fin in a 10-foot-deep grave and covered with tons of American offensive arms agreement. Wednesday morning, calls for the suggested, might put a stop to the a secret grand jury hearing in Los Angeles and told In 1979, Pope John Paul was touring Ireland and being cement. reallocation of federal highway millions of dollars in errors the the investigative panel what he knew about the “Sure, they were hard to do,” Shayland said. cheered by millions. drug-overdose death of his friend and fellow comic trust fund money to reconstruct state Board of Education has been offered “But that’s what I do, and I’m good at it.” roads. Thompson said it also would blamed for in its admistration of the John Belushi. A thought for the day: American playwright Louis Williams refused to comment about the nature of put unskilled, unemployed people to aid. I Kaufman Anspacher said, "Marriage is that relation Thompson has scheduled at least Center Congegational Church has his testimony before the county grand jury work. offered its lawn as a site for moun­ between man and woman in which the independence is He reiterated his opposition — for two more of these discussions Wednesday. Great expectations equal, the dependence mutual, and the obligation ting the town-owned nativity scene 0 now — to removal of the tolls on during the campaign. “Mr. Williams testified before the grand jury in I reciprocal.” this Christmas and the Manchester connection with the investigation into the death of Betty Buckley, star of the new Broadway musical Area Conference of Churches is con­ John Belushi,” said Philip Ryan, the entertainer’s “Cats,” says it’s easier to play in something a little sidering a proposal to differ other attorney. less gaudy. , . , church grounds as sites fhr the dis­ “Mr. Williams testified volunUrily without a sub­ She told Dennis Cunningham of WCBS-TV, New Zoners let a shed play in future years. poena,” the attorney said. “He is cooperating by York’s News at Five, opening in a play with a $5 ManrhMtpr Hpralft The Rev. Newell Curtis, pastor of providing information to the police department million advance sale gives one “a bit of a major Center Church, said today the offer since early in July and he will continue to obligation to come through.” She said she prefers Richard M. Diamond, Publisher was made in recognition of the cooperate.” “coming in with a lower profile that this.” Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager remain where it is religious pluralism of Manchester. “He’s anxious to perform his duties as a citizen.” She and the other members bf the cast all play The Board of Directors will con­ The two-day clo^-door inquiry was recessed in cats and she said after weeks of rehearsal she found USPS 327-500 VO L Cl, No. 307 A request was approved from sider the offer a its meeting the early afternoon, but more sessions were herself looking at other people and thinking, “Oh, The Zoning Board of Appeals has Tuesday. For many years the dis­ Published daily except Sunday Suogested carrier rates are approved a request from Carolyn Philip P. and Mabel P. Saunders to planned for October. what kind of cat is this?” play Has been put up in Centei- Park, and certain holidays by the $1.20 weekly, $5.12 for one Tryon to have a shed built about a use an accessory building at 1085 E. Manchester Publishing Co., 16 month, $15.35 for three months, just south of the Mary Cheney foot away from the sideline at 69 Middle Turnpike for a study and a Brainard Place, Manchester. $30.70 for six months and $61.40 Library. Conn. 06040. Second class for one year. Mail rates are Lenox St. recording room for ministerial Escape artist postage paid at Manchester. available on request A foundation for the shed was put recordings. TheTlev. Mr. Saunders While no serious question has ever Quote of the day Conn. POSTMASTER: Send ad­ is pastor of Full Gospel been raised about the propriety of dress changes to the Manchester in by Mrs. Tryon, who was unaware Chris Shayland’s specialty is no job for a To place a classified or display it was in violation. The layout and Inte^enominational Church. Under putting the religious display on Jinuny Stewart, delivering a brief eulogy at a 'Herald, P.O. Box SB1. advertisement, or to report a t o w n-owned property in claustrophobe. Manchester. Conn. 06040. topography make It unfeasible to the variance, the building cannot be Shayland is an escape artist who appears Friday Beverly Hills memorial mass for Princess Grace of news Item story or picture kfea. Manchester, objections have been Monaco Wednesday, said: “I really loved Grace call 643-2711. Office hours are move it now. It is back-to back with used as living quarters. on ABC’s hour-long TV special, “The World’s To subscribe, or to report a 6:30 a.m. to 5 prm. Monday- the shed of a neighbor, also close to Two requests by Herman Herald photo by Pinto raised in other Connecticut com­ Greatest Escape Artist. Shayland, 25, performs six Kelly. Not because she was a princess or an actress :3Wlvery problem, call 647-0946. through Friday. munities and in other states. Otfice hours are 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 the sideline. Frechette were withdrawn without UPI photo magical stunts that would make the late Harry or a friend, but because she was just about the The board also approved a prejudice. They can be reinstated at Curtis said he has proposed to Uie nicest lady I ever met. Like all of you, I pray that ,j.m. Monday through Friday and The Martchester Herald Is a Houdini worry about his professsonal standing. .7 to 10 a.trl. Saturday. Delivery subscriber to United Press Inter­ variance for Mrs. Elizabeth C. Wilt any time. He had asked for Icing’s the best part Manchester Area Conference' of Among them, Shayland escapes from Cell 14, the she rests serenely now. She brought into my life a should be made by 5 p.m. Mon­ national news services and Is a variances to construct two four- CJiurches that its member churches ROBIN WILLIAMS LEAVES HEARING soft, warm light every time I saw her. It was a to erect a deck at 57 Lexington St. most dreaded cell at Alcatraz. He escapes from a day through Friday and by 7:30 member of the Audit Bureau of that would be about nine feet from family houses on adjacent lots at 151 chocolate donut — savoring the shots and consider offering their properties as . . . he testified In John BelushI probe sealed safe that is dropped overboard from the holiday every time I saw her.” a,m. Saturday. Circulations. Stacey Johnson, 2’/i, of 131 Wellman Road, display areas. the sideline. The lot is pie shaped Maple St. takes her time gobbling down a huae chocolate topping first. and steeply sloping. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 30, 1982 - .5 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 30, 1982 Money ends at midnight Committee lowers cap to state fuel assistance grants The revised program has passed the Legislature s up to $300 for a final cut of $50 from the amount benefit was closer to the amount of assistance received HARTFORD (UPI) — A legislative committee has by a household on the average under last year’s Human Services Committee and faces final committee Congress races to find lowered the cap on state fuel assistance grants in hopes propos^ by 0PM. review Thursday before the Appropriations Committee. prograni. of helping more people, in Connecticut’s winter energy The Office of Legislative Research said the $600 basic assistance program. , Needy residents could get up to $900 from the state, ^government funding deal $50 less than proposed, to help pay their winter heating bills under a revised plan approved Wednesday by the Energy and Public Utilities Committee. The House passed a similar Both resolutions would fund the “What we see is a slight reduction in benefits but we WASHINGTON (UPI) - With the government until mid-December government due to run out of funds resolution Sept. 22. get the money to more people,” said Sen. Clifton A. But to avert a government shut­ Congress intends to return for a Leonhardt, D-Avon, co-chairman of the energy com­ at midnight, Senate-House lame-duck session Nov. 29 to com­ CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN down Friday, the beginning of the mittee. negotiators must reach a com­ plete work on the necessary ap­ promise on an interim money fiscal year, a joint Senate-House The committee estimated 60,000 households would conference committee still must propriations bills. receive assistance under the program this winter, with measure today that can quickly win Just before final passage, the DELI SPECIALS the approval of Congress and Presi­ resolve the differences between the payments limited to heating bills only and not other MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS two measures and submit the com­ Senate voted, 60-37, to kill an dent Reagan. amendment by Sen. Edward utility bills as allowed last winter. LEAN OUR OWN During a nonstop 13-hour session promise to the House and Senate for The state expects to receive $38 million from the .lb. final approval. Also, the president Kennedy, D-Mass., to create a tem­ federal government to run the program this winter, with BAKED HAW Wednesday, the Republican-led porary $1 billion emergency CENTER CUT Senate rejected several controver­ must sign it. $29,7 million targeted for heating assistance and $1.5 A stopgap measure is necessary program to put 200,000 people to million for emergency payments. sial amendments to the money work repairing the nation's roads AWERICAH CHEESE because Congress has enacted only UPI photo Another $3 million would be used for weatherization PORK CHOPS measure -— called a “continuing and bridges. MUCKE’S resoiution’’ — including a one of the 13 regular appropriations programs and the rest spent on administration and other bills for tbe new fiscal year, yet it The tabling of the Kennedy costs. BOLOGNA, OLD FASHIONED LOAF, Democratic attempt to create a $1 amendment erased the last major JOE DIMAGGIO (LEFT) ENDS ROSES DELIVERY biihon emergency jobs program, plans to begin a two-month recess . . . but Marilyn Monroe’s crypt won’t be bare ,i The program provided up to $1,360 per household last LOIN END PIZZA LOAF, LUXURY LOAF or Friday to campaign for the Nov. 2 obstacle to passage of the stopgap winter, but ran into trouble near the end of the heating then approved the continuing resolu­ funding measure. LUNCHEON LOAF tion on a 72-26 vote. congressional elections. season when the $39.2 million available for the program PORK ROAST .lb. Minutes after final passage, the fell short of the amount sought by eligible recipients. MUCKE’8 Senate joined the House in ap­ DiMaggio ends Monroe tribute To help avert a recurrence of the problems, officials .lb. proving a $46.8 billion ap­ KIELBASA in the Office of ^Policy and Management proposed cut­ COUNTRY STYLE OUR OWN 50 propriations bill for the Department ting the maximum benefit for this winter to $750 with a of Housing and Urban Development, RICE PUDDING MILES one-time emergency payment of $200. lb. BELGIUM making it the first 1983 funding bill No more roses for Marilyn The Energy and Public Utilities Committee further IPORKRIBS to pass Congress. reshaped the program and cut the basic maximum 5/6 lb. A v a . SKINLESS FRANKS In the marathon session the benefit to $600 with a one-time emergency payment of OUR OWN W. GERMANY Senate: Los Angeles clutching a telephone .lb.' —Killed, 50-46, a rider by Sen. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Three Parisian Florist in Hollywood, said LOIN HALF COLESLAW times a week for the past 20 years, a Wednesday. “ He gave no receiver. LUXBMBOURG Ernest Hollings, D-S.C., to Twenty years ago, the coroner eliminate $988 million in funds for half-dozen red roses have been explanation." PORK ROAST .lb. building five MX missiles until it is placed in a. vase at the pink marble Upon learning of DiMaggio’s deci­ ruled her death was a suicide, but the district attorney’s office opened Elderly woman 5/6 lb. AVQ. decided where to put the weapons. crypt selected for Marilyn Monroe sion, producer Robert Slatzer, who O Luxembourg ^ ; an investigation Aug. 10 into —Rejected, 51-47, an amendment by her former husband, baseball claims h6 was briefly married to " GARDEIS FRESH allegations she was murdered to RIB HALF Ludwigshafen by Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, D- great Joe DiMaggio. Miss Monroe in 1952, placed an The former New York Yankee order Wednesday for weekly protect government secrets Ohio, that would have kept several revealed to her during a purported is not guilty PORK ROAST .lb. states from losing 13 weeks of star, who handled funeral delivery of three white roses. L E n U C E ...... 59« arrangements following the "1 used to buy her a lot of roses affair with Robert Kennedy. PATTI JEAN Metz# federal unemployment benefits No details have been revealed in when eligibility requirements are starlet’s drug overdose death in when she was alive because she August 1962, placed a standing order loved flowers,” Slatzer said. “I ad­ the investigation. CAULIFLOWER ...... •1.39 FRANCE tightened. Slatzer, 55, who claims he was CORNISH —Voted, 49-48, against a rider to for continued delivery of flowers mired DiMaggio when he first made in teen slaying married to Miss Monroe for less eliminate federal funding for the every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ that deal. Then the fact he pulled HENS .lb. Clinch River breeder nuclear reac­ day. out, I thought somebody should than a week in October 1952, said he BARTLEnPMRS ...... 49< plans to have his will modified to CUT TO ORDER tor in Tennessee. Last year, he asked the roses be come forth and nobody had.” NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A 72-year-old woman, made assure the roses are sent even after L u x e m b o u rg —Killed an amendment by Sen. sent only twice a week. And last DiMaggio and the blonde movie “a prisoner in her own home” for years by taunting Q Q c Jesse Helms, R-N.C., that would month, without saying why, he starlet were married in 1954. The he dies. neighborhood youths who called her a “witch,” was WHOLE POTATOES ...... asked the deliveries stop Sept. 1. marriage. Miss Monroe's second, Alhanati declined to say how acquitted of killing one teenager and wounding another have prevented labor unions from much DiMaggio paid for the using compulsory dues of their “ He called a mutual friend of ours ended in October 1957. with a shotgun as they pelted her house with rocks. PORK LOIN .lb. members for political action com­ and just said he wanted to stop sen­ At age 36, she was found lying deliveries, but said the price was Mrs. Papuga wept as the foreman of the six-member mittees. ding the flowers,” Bob Alhanati of nude, face down on her bed in west never raised in 20 years. jury read off the verdicts Wednesday after two days of deliberation! But hers were not the only tears. Frank and Susan F/nde/ Airport Brady, parents of John Brady, 14, killed in the Oct. 21, 1980 shooting were also in the courtroom. Brady rested Crash Sits Soviet satellite aids in rescue of 3 his hands on his arms and Mrs. Brady leaned against him crying as the last “not guilty” verdict was read. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Soviet carry emergency radio beacons but one of these emergency racing northward on a track from The victim’s 15-year-old cousin Joseph Nastri was satellite cruising 600 miles over their signals often go unheard transmitters and gets into a distress Florida to the Great Lakes. wounded in the stomach and back in the shooting. His 5/6 lb. Avg. Canada earlier this month picked up because there is no airplane or other situation, this unit, being detected The satellite’s receiver was able parents were not in the courtroom. a distre.ss signal from a downed air-^ receiving station within range to and located by a satellite, will to pick up distress signals on the “What it comes down to was Mrs. Papuga’s state of LION HALF PORK ROAST b*1.79 plane and has been credited with hear them. literally save his life,” said Bernie 121.5 megahertz frequency from mind at the time of the shooting. We all believed that Russian airliner saving the lives of three Canadians The Russian satellite, and an Trudell, NASA’s project manager anywhere over the eastern three- she blieved herself to be in physical danger, in danger of who crashed in an isolated mountain American spacecraft set for launch for the system. quarters of the nation. Its next pass death,” said jury foreman David DeFlumeri outside the valley. in February, will be able to listen to He demonstrated the system oyer the United States an hour and a - courtroom. It was the first demonstration in thousands of square miles at a time Wednesday at the space agency’s half later covered the rest of the na­ The 35-year-old West Haven insurance adjuster said KNTER CUT PORK CHOPS . ’ 2 . 0 9 an emergency of a satelliteborne and relay any emergency Goddard Space Flight Center. A tion. Mrs. Papuga’s age was not a factor in the jury’s deci­ crashes; 13 dead search and rescue system being transmissions to ground-stations in small transmitter beamed the dis­ sion to acquit her of first-degree manslaughter and first- developed by the United States, the four nations as well as Norway. tress signal, which sounded like a The Soviet satellite, designated degree assault charges. yVo Substitute Soviet Union, France and Canada. ' “What it means to the flier or the siren, to the Russian satellite as it Cosmos 1383, was launched in June The East Haven woman claimed she had been the We Give Old Fashioned LUXEMBOURG (UPI) - A continued to Peru. The nationalities Airplanes and many ships at sea sailor in the future is, if he carries passed over the United States, and is now in the test phase. target of harassment for two years by neighborhood For Quality Soviet .Aeroflot Ilyushin 11-62 air­ and names of the victims were not youths who called her a “witch.” She insisted she had Butcher Service ... liner with 77 people aboard crashed released immediately. acted in self-defense after being terrorized on the night and burst into flames on landing at An air traffic controller said the of the incident. DISCOVER lEANS PIUS LOW, LOW PRICES! ; The defense claimed Mrs. Papuga was “a prisoner in Luxembourg’s Findel Airport, plane, a four-engine Ilyushin 11-62 STORE HOURS: killing up to 13 people and injuring jet, apparently developed brake Schmidt : her own home” and was forced to patrol her yard at 317 Highland S L 64 others, police said today. trouble. • night and put wire mesh over her windows. Mon. & Tues. ’til 6:00 ______I A police spokesman said early “The aircraft is completely • Mrs. Papuga was still crying as she left the today rescuers had found seven burned up,” a spokesman for courthouse with her 46-year-old twin daughters, Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER bodies but another six people were Luxembourg Airlines said demands Adrienne and Charlotte. She had no comment about the missing and presumed dead in Wednesday. verdict. Sat. & Sunday CONN. Wednesday’s fiery crash. Radio Luxembourg reported three 'SWEAT SALE” til 6:00 All ambulances in the tiny duchy hours after the accident, members of some 365,000 people were of the Soviet Embassy with new vote Judge rules mobilized to rush survivors, some megaphones were searching the —at JEANS-PLUSI with serious burns, to hospitals. wooded area- where the plane Authorities called on rescue teams crashed in search of some 20 in nearby France and West Ger­ passengers unaccounted for at the BONN, West Germnay (UPI) — against Newton many for help. time. Chancellor Helmut Schmidt’s party today demanded new national elec­ iiiiiiiiiiiiiG iiiiiiiiy y Some of the 64 injured were flown Airport sources said the night by helicopter to France, West Ger­ skies were clear Wednesday when tions in a last bid to ward off a no------\ ■ ' / ’ f r o z e n & DAIRY I confidence parliament motion AllWIanqIer NEW HAVEN (UPI) — A federal judge has given the GROCERY SPECIALS many and Belgium, A police the plane came in for a landing, Justice Depatment until Dec. 1 to review 100,0(X) pages spokesman said 27 people were touched the main runway and then which is certain to replace him with NUFORM Christian Democratic leader from a criminal case entertainer Wayne Newton is released after treatment. suddenly veered to the right. seeking for a civil suit against NBC. ICE MILK ,,.*1.39 Col. Jean-Pierre Wagner, of the Helmut Kohl. It crashed in a wooded valley, The youth wing of Schmidt’s U.S. District Judge Ellen B. Burns granted the PINEAPPLE JUICE 4.,J Luxembourg Gendarmerie, said the SWEAT government’s request for a protective order some 1,000 yards away, cutting Social Democratic Party called for plane’s captain and two co-pilots down dozens of trees and exploding Wednesday, saying a week was short notice for the DOWNYFLAKE WAFFLES ..... ,.„70* a night rally in Bonn, prompting ac­ were “safe and sound” Flight 343 into flames. Many passengers were :.i ■department to review the material Newton sought. PmiTf COCKTAIL RICH’S from Moscow, which was to have thrown out of the craft by the blast, cusations from the opposition that Schmidt’s supporters were “bad. CLOTHES • The entertainer wants to use the information in a civil COFFEE RICH .....„,...39« continued to Lima, Peru, carried 66 the police said. 1 suit against NBC, which he alleges libeled him by . 160X.' losers.” and resorting to the same w HALVE PEACHES or PEARS.. MRS. SMITH'S passengers and a crew of 11. The airport was closed for all traf­ linking him to organized crime figures...... 37 Airport sources said 15 of the fic until today. Incoming flights kind of “street mobilization” which DEL MONTE APPLE PIE 0i.^2|39 brought down the Weimar Republic The judge said she expected the government to try to passengers were headed for Luxem­ were rerouted to ^etz. West Ger­ FOR MEN 8t WOMEN block giving up much of the material on confidentiality CUT OR GREEN BEANS ' c a v e n d is h bourg with the remainder to have and opened the way for Adolf CRUM OR WH. KERNEL CORN many. Hitler’s dictatorship. grounds. FRENCH FRIES ...... 90* ■ In a declaration accompanying the Justice EARLY GARDEN PEAS Social Democratic adver­ • SWEAT PANTS OREEN QIANT tisements in newspapers charged Department’s motion for the protective order, which that the opposition parties plan to • PULL-OVER HOOD TOPS usually limits what can be made public, William Keefer, NIBLETCORN ...... ,.„8G« ■ a strike force lawyer from Connecticut, said the request overthrow Schmidt by a nocon­ • CREW NECK TOPS STEWED TOMATOES...... OREEN OIANT If you drink, take fidence vote Friday "against the iwas “burdensome, oppressive and an annoyance” SWEET PEAS ...... ,.„80« ; because of its short notice. will of the voters who in 1980 cast • FULL ZIPPER WITH HOODS MINUTE MAID their ballots for Helmut Schmidt, | ; He said the requested material would fill four to six PUDDIMBS"'!*": .»»3S*1.00 social justice and peace. • file cabinets. ORANGE JUICE w/pulp ..»*1.40 Ms. Burns told Newton’s lawyer, Morton Gallane of vitamins, veggies “Our country must decide now,” ALL COLORS! ALL SIZES! RONZONI ____ the advertisements said. “New elec­ Las Vegas, and Thomas Barbay and Richard Levy of the CONremONAhY SUMR 2 1 * 1 . 0 0 Justice Department, that she was familiar with the case FETTOCINE ALFREDO ...... BO* tions are the only way and the right V, PURINA BOSTON (UPI) — There’s a sound Red blood cells have a life span of land knew the file was extensive. The government HOOD medical reason for serving veggies 120 days so overindulgence has to be way. HI-PRO DOG FOOD • 5 . 8 S “Schmidt is a strong and JOG DOWN TODAY wanted a Dec. 20 deadline but she cut it back to Dec. 1. COTTAGE CHEESE «„*1.20 and dip at your cocktail party, doc­ chronic and over a long period of MIX A EAT- ALL VAR. tors said today. time to do permanent damage, experienced chancellor. Even his FOR BEST SELECTION CREAM OF WHEAT HOOD Even the most moderate social Spivak said. friends doubt the ability of Herr Kohl,” said the ads which were part APPLE JUICE...... „..0B* drinking harms red blood cells, but The Johns Hopkins scientists the damage is temporary and can be of a campaign denying the right of ...AND SAVE! Sub trial resumes studied the effects of ethanol — the the Christian Democrats and the counteracted by eating vegetables type of alcohol in liquor—on cells of and taking vitamins, said Dr. Jerry tiny but pivotal Free Democrats to NEW LONDON (UPI) — A jury was to hear final both human and animal bone form a new government without I L. Spivak, one of three Johns marrow. ! arguments today in the trial of nine anti-nuclear Hopkins University researchers who new elections. protesters charged with damaging a Trident submarine They found the resulting damage The campaign showed Schmidt studied the effects of drinking on July 5 at the Electric Boat shipyards in Groton. tcith coupon A* 7.SO purrhnan can be reversed if the vitamins still has not given up all hope of a roiipoiiA 7..VI ptirchnMc I ll'll/l r o tt p o tt blood cells. | | n i(h roiipori A' T..VI purchnse | pyridoxine, which is vitamin B-6, or OFF The defense rested its case Wednesday after two days UmH 1 Coupon por cuotomor last-minute miracle that would keep UmH 1 Coupon por cuotomor The findings were reported in the oL<^ 20% . of testimony in which Superior Court Judge Seymour L. UmK 1 Coupon por cuotomor | I UmH 1 Coupon p t cuttonwr New England Journal of Medicine. folinic acid, a form of folic acid his minority government in power. ; Hendel refused to allow arguments based on moral found in leafy vegetables, are put On the eve of the parliament vote, Spivak said alcohol attacks the OUR ALREADY LOW, LOW PRICES! • iSSU6S. FLEISCHMANN'S ■ i WHITE CLOUD GLAD RINSO bone marrow and damages the back into the system. the Social Democratic youth • The defendants, including two Roman Catholic nuns, “You can balance the effects of organization called for a rally MARGARINE | ! BATHROOM LAWN BAGS DETERGENT “ p aren t” red l)lood cells that ■ have tried to argue their actions were to protest crimes 44 OZ. produce new cells, thus preventing alcohol by taking vitamins, but that tonight in Bonn to protest the no- 1 against humanity, claiming the nation’s Trident sub- 16 OZ. i I TISSUE 10 COUNT the growth and reproduction of red doesn’t mean you can drink confidence move. marine program symbolized war and destruction. The Young Socialists, saying the blood cells, which carry oxygen to excessively because you eat well,” MANCHESTERy CT 297 e a s t c e n t e r s t . But Hendel has disallowed the arguments, saying the body tissues. Spivak cautioned. nation was “turning backwards,” • Trident strategic weapons program was not the issue in I 99« predicted thousands would arrive OPEN THURS.'til 9 P.M. VALID SEPT. 2S THRU OCT. 3 VALID SEPT. 28 THRU OCT. 3 I VALID SEPT. 2S THRU OCT. 3 “But the good news is that "Alcohol is a general toxin that '■ the case. j VALID SEPT. 2S THRU OCT. 3 damage is transient and rever­ will damage every cell in the body from all parts of the country in cars 1 The state had summoned about two dozen witnesses, and buses “to express their indigna­ SPRINGFIELD, MA SPRINGDkLE MILL sible,” he said. and eventually every organ in the : mostly security and Electric Boat officials, in pressing HIGHLAND J[ I HIQHLAND PARK MKT. L a !S Ss ■!«■■■ j I » a B a B M Jl The red blood cells return to nor­ body,” he’ said. tion at the plann^ treachery toward OPEN E V E R Y N ITE 'til 9:30 P.M. • charges of criminal trespass and criminal mischief. voters.” mal when the alcohol leaves the Drinking and the resultant lack of ’• Testimony showed the demonstrators caused about oxygen is particularly harmful to But Kohl’s Christian Democrats system and the damage can be denounced the rally as an effort to 1 $30,000 damage to the Trident sub Florida and sonar minimized by taking certain pregnant women whose babies could equipment for two other Tridents when they entered the be born small and deformed, he bring back the disastrous “Weimar vitamins and eating green leafy Republic” of the 1920s shipyard. vegetables, the study found.' said. fyfAMrHFSTKR HERALD, Thurs.. Sept. 30. 1982 - 7 h - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 30. 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor 'GOP for Alex Girelll, City Editor b P I N I O N group *

NEW HAVEN (UPl) - On other issues, M offett joined Democratic Rep. Toby Moffett has Weicker in criticizing DiFazio’s hopes of tapping Republican votes latest campaign charges and said he Jack his GOP and Conservative Party was disappointed about statements challengers need in their bids for the President Reagan made during a Anderson Senate. Tuesday night news conference, s' Campaign boners once again rule Moffett announced formation 6f a DiFazio this week raised Washington “ Republicans for M offett” group questions about dealings between Merry-Qo-Round Wednesday and said he had no il­ members of Weicker’s staff and of­ “ wimp jokes” after Stevenson registrar’s office in LoS Angeles. lusions some Democrats would vote ficials of the Russian and Czech em- WASHINGTON — An almost complained in a casual conversa­ He found ain affidavit by Curb in for Republican Sen. Lowell bassys. Moffett said he had seen forgotten Playboy interview with tion with Chicago Sun-Times 1974 on which he had checked a Weicker, who is seeking a third nothing to substantiate those Mayor Ed Koch of New York. A Jack Oermond reporter Basil Talbott that his box saying it was his first term. claims. casual remark to a Chicago “ 1 said 3'A months ago that the opponent. Republican Gov. Jim registration — eight years after However, Moffett said he fully in­ political reporter by former Sen. risk we’re runnning with him is that and Thompson, was implying in his he was old enough to vote and tended to get some of the Adlai Stevenson. An off-the-wall Critics Republican votes W eicker and he could debase the dialogue,” “ macho” television ads that years in which Reagan had run proposal by Mayor Pete Wilson Jules Witcover Conservative Party Senate nominee Moffett said. “ That’s exactly what Stevenson, an ex-Marine, was a for governor, and been elected, Lucien P. DiFazio expect to split. he’s doing, he’s debasing the of San Diego. A routine check of Syndicated columnists twice. ’This, and late questions 7 Vi “ wimp.” of labs Speaking at a news conference in dialogue,” voting records by a lowly cam­ about Curb’s draft status during New Haven’s Hall of Records, On Reagan’s news conference, paign worker in the California W H A T IS particularly ironic the Vietnam War, scuttlfed him. Moffett said the 70 people in the Moffett said he was disappointed gubernatorial race. A misleading probed in this case is that earlier this Up in Maine, another early Republicans for Moffett group was Reagan said public service jobs press handout from Rep. David year Thompson had shot himself front-runner. Rep. David Emery, WASHINGTON — Bureaucrats at just a beginning and the group would strip workers of their dignity. Emery of Maine. thoughtless and insulting that Poland wasn’t under Soviet in the foot with disclosure of a seeking to unseat Democratic the Los Alamos National grow. “ What about the lack of dignity What all these disparate things remarks in Playboy about how domination. “ gift book" in which he Sen. George Mitchell, released a Laboratory responded to my recent He said some Republicans were for those who are unemployed?” he have in common is that each in backing him because they were con­ liv in g in the suburbs was methodically listed thousands of press handout charging Mitchell exposure of nepotism at the nuclear asked, saying 3.3 million people its own way has turned the tide, What these two goofs did, as cerned about jobs, wanted a “ wasting your life,” how rural dollars in cash, valuable antiques with having a zero rating on research facility in typical fashion: have exhausted their unemployment or threatened to, in a major elec­ have the similar ones this year, bilateral arms reduction and .a America meant "a gingham and other items he had received veterans’ legislation. It turned benefits and more than 1 million -was to give voters an easy handle They attempted to uncover the whis­ nuclear weapons freeze or had con­ tion this year. And, taken from “ friends” in Illinois out Mitchell was not in the were listed as “ discouraged” and no dress and a Sears, Roebuck for feelings they already had tle blowers, instead of taking steps cerns about fairness in tax cuts and together, what they prove once political life. That disclosure Senate for the period covered by Well, they started it longer looking for work. suit, ” and how living in Albany about the men in question — that, to correct the abuses. campaign spending. again is that, to borrow from helped Stevenson move ahead in the veterans’ ratings, and Emery “ We’d all prefer to see the private ‘is small-town living at its in these cases, neither Romney Officials pored over telephone Bolton firefighters had a chance Wednesday to However, he said the most impor­ Bobby Burns, the bestlaid plans the polls — until the wimp suffered a backlash. sector rather than the public sector worst.” nor Ford was too bright. records of the New Mexico lab in sharpen up their firefighting skills at a house on tant issue to the group may be the of mice, men and political can­ remark and the rest. In Alabama, Lt. Gov. George doing the hiring, but with this But the hicks upstate rose up In other cases, a remark can desperate attempt to find out who Bailey Road near the Bolton-Andover town line. The question of effectiveness. Moffett didates often go out the window Out in California, political foot- McMillan, George Wallace’s has said he would be more effective economy that’s not possible,” and clobbered him by better than reinforce a sense that a can­ had talked to my associate John owners of the house are letting the Bolton depart­ when the human factor comes in. in-mouth disease has reached runoff opponent in the in the Senate than Weicker has been. Moffett said. 2-to-l while Cuomo was holding didate is too arrogant, as when Dillon. And what terrible secrets ment and the Andover department use It for prac­ For all the recent emphasis on epidemic proportions this-year. Democratic primary for gover­ almost even downstate. then Gov. John Gilligan of Ohio, had been compromised? That of­ tice. At left, Peter Beckwith, Manchester firefighter highly paid professionals, expen­ In the Republican gubernatorial American politicians have nor, publicly described a paternt- ficials had giveh cushy jobs to their who was giving pointers, peels off a plastic covering sive polls to help shape campaign running for re-election, was been similarly- shooting primary, Lt. Gov. Mike Curb was ly unconstitutional but popular while entering a room. At top, firefighters prepare to strategy and the rest, and all the asked to sheer a sheep at the relatives at a time when less State officials deny themselves in the foot ever since ahead of Attorney General school prayer bill as “ a joke” enter the flames, and bottom, they hose down a talk about how an election is state fair. Gilligan declined, favored employees were being laid the Republic was founded. George Deukmejian in the polls and had to make a television mandate for this or that, a remarking: “ I don’t sheer sheep. off. blazing room. The best-remembered recent late in the campaign when Curb commercial in effect eating his nurriber of important elections in I sheer taxpayers.” Goodbye soliciting contributions self-inflicted wounds were com­ produced an obscure vote of words. LOS ALAM OS spokesman Jim 1982 are coming down again, as John Gilligan. mitted by then Gov. George Deukmejian’s in opposition to In Texas, Republican Gov. Breen said the search of phone frequently in the past, to the un­ Ramney of Michigan in 1967, IN lE M N O IS earlier this Ronald Reagan when he was William Clements’ campaign put records was done to determine planned and the unexpected. had been used to so licit con­ when he told a television inter­ month, Stevenson’s campaign governor, suggesting he was the out a tabloid disclosing that his whether employees were making HARTFORD (U P l) - Republican gubernatoriar candidate Lewis tributions, such as inviting people to THERE IS NO scientific viewer in Detroit he had un­ was thrown off-track by an inci­ stronger Reagan man now. Democratic opponent, Mark. unauthorized calls to my office on Rome has continued to charge at cocktail parties. dergone a “ brainwashing” in dent that indirectly underscored Wereupon Bill Roberts, White, had been arrested for the Federal Telephone System proof that Koch’s upset loss to least two state officials were in­ Rome said he didn’t think com­ the public perception that he is a Deukmejian’s campaign drunk driving — as a student at (FTS). “ We have reason to believe Mario Cuomo in last week’s New Vietnam, and by then President volved in soliciting contributions for missioners should be soliciting con­ softie as a campaigner. manager, sent a 19-year-old USC Baylor 19 years earlier. That one FTS may have been used,” he said. York Democratic gubernatorial Gerald Ford in 1976 when he said -■ Gov. William O’Neill’s re-election tributions at all because he felt peo­ Folks there are still telling primary was a result of his in his debate with Jimmy Carter student volunteer to the voter backfired too. “ It is a criminal violation.” on state time. ple who did business with the state In hopes of preventing any further Both officials named again were left without ’‘the power to say waste of time and effort, I can !H ^ ^ % ' Wednesday by Rome said they had no’’ when approached, assure the vengeful bureaucrats done some work for the governor’s Herald Dubno flatly denied there was any their telephone search was doomed campaign but denied it was im­ An e d ito ria l photos list available to him or listing people from the start. None of my sources proper or on state time. • doing business with the tax depart­ called from laboratory telephones. by Rome said he had information ment. “ I and no one in my office are Pinto Fortunately for the taxpayers and Robert T. O’Connor, executive doing any solitication on state time director of the Connecticut Housing Los Alamos workers, my report in­ or state facilities, he said. Finance Authority, and Revenue A needed law spired other, less perverted in­ Services Commissioner Orest T. He said he had been involved in vestigations of the situation at the Dubno, had been involved in cam­ two fundraisers on O’N eill’s behalf laboratory. The investigators are paign soliciting. but was not the prime organizer. He becomes reality going after the substance of the Rome, a former Senate GOP said he sent out invitations to people charges, not trying to unmask the 1 leader, said he had information a who he knew personally ‘ ’but they whistle blowers. list of people doing busine,ss with the were not from any li^t in the tax A Hispanic rights group, the Department of Revenue Services department” Each year almost 600 children on seats or leaning out windows American G.I. Forum, asked the under the age of five die in can become living missies, United States attorney to look into automobile accidents propelled forward with deadly Los Alamas hiring practices. And nationwide and more than 70,000 speed into dashboards, the Energy Department, which are injured, according to the windshields or out doors. oversees Los Alamos, has launched American Automobile Associa­ In addition, small children an investigation by its inspector tion. climbing around the car can dis­ general. BENSON& HEDGES On Friday, a new state law tract the driver, making a colli­ Spokesman Breen said that the lab will go into effect in an attempt sion or quick stop more likely. itself had requested the U.S. at­ torney’s investigation of the G.I. to cut down on Connecticut’s One possible complaint about Forum’s complaint, and added that contribution to those grisly the law —that poor families who laboratory officials will cooperate can’t afford car seats will be statistics. fully. Breen said he was not aware The law requires that children subjected to a fine they can’t pay of the separate inspector general’s under the age of four be — has been taken care of by area investigation. restrained while riding in a Junior Women’s Clubs, including motor vehicle on state those in Manchester and Coven­ A SPOKESM AN for the inspec­ tor general said he could neither highways. Parents —or doting try. Those groups are offering an confirm nor deny that an investiga­ grandparents, aunts and uncles infant seat-loaner program. The tion was under way. But my sources seats are available for a nine- who are taking the kids for the say the I.G., while focusing primari­ day —who fail to obey the law month period, for a suggested ly on alleged abuse of travel donation of $6 and a refundable will be subject to stiff fines. Z BUCKS AHD vwns WWE More IN COMMON SINCE 1 BtCAME. PRtSlPEm;.. ” allowances by lab personnel, is also baby your feet While some people may feel $6 deposit. scrutinizing hiring practices at L«s that here is just another exam­ Alamos. i In a perfect world, this would ple of government interference Meanwhile, I have further be an unnecessary law because in private life, the law is a good examples of nepotism for the parents would see that their sale! one. Small children should be bureaucrats and the investigators-to children-are as safe as possible Open forum / Readers' views protected from the mistakes of chew over. ♦ at all times, including when Now save 20% on new adult drivers as much as possi­ Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 One case I reported was the hiring riding in cars. Unfortunately, of Susan Gilmore, the stepdaughter ble. the world is not perfect and ac­ of Rosemary Harris,- associate Judging by what you can see in cidents do happen — and laws director for administration, whose many cars on the street, many office is responsible for hiring dhd totes* are sometimes necessary. photographer, Mr. Tarquinio, who parents are unaware that same people remain silent before firing, among other things. took extra time and displayed much children’s small bodies are And parents, while you’re put- Promotion? the astonishing fact that American Disgruntled employees sjid patience to insure that the photos tossed around more violently by tinq your children into safety taxpayers are underwriting a good Gilmore was hired over more were excellent — which they indeed part of the bill for the biggest soft sole a crash than heaver adult seats, it wouldn’t hurt to strap To the Editor: • qualified candidates, but Harris were. bodies. Small children standing on your own seat belts. purveyor of abortion in America, denied she pulled any strings for her I have just finished reading a We also want to compliment the Planned Parenthood! stepdaughter. ; men's dress socks letter by Olivia Golas in answer to reporter Barbara Richmond for an Now I ’ve learned that David Oias- an article by Susan Plese. I heartily interesting and accurate account of Roseanne Talbot tain, the stepdaughter’s husband, agree with Mrs. Golas, she said it the upcoming show. ’The Herald has Pro-Life Council was hired last July as a $2,900-a- —rond now enjoy amaiing comfort Berry's World all. given us the publicity that we need of Connecticut month laboratory engineer, even If a person does not wish to buy to make our show a successful. Glastonbury in your everyday dress shoes! though he does not have a Niew anything offered, a simple no is all Brity Folley Mexico engineering license. The Los that is required. (4 Edison Road Alamos spokesman confirmed this, These young salespersons have to At last. Comfort without bulk. New totes® soft sole’^ dress socks have a Support but said “ many” of the 879 other learn to accept a no as well as yes. terrycloth cushion built right into the soles only, so socks fit easily into dress engineers at the facility don’t hive How else are they to learn? I would or casual shoes. Made of an absorbent acrylic/nylon blend with extra stay- rather contribute to a worthy cause To the Editor: state licenses either. He said the job up ribbing and treated with totes-Guard deodorant protection. In navy-, Disregard opening was advertised. this way than to have someone just black, dark brown, grey, blue or wine. One size fits all (10-13). On behalf of the Manchester VAiMflS* MEM AORK ask me for a donation. Chief administrator Hants’ To the Editor: Bicentennial Band Shell Corp. I Perhaps Ms. Plese should be given father. Dr. Payne Harris, tflso would like to extend our gratitude works at Los Alamos. A physic^n, a promotion. The world-wide abortion rate is Crew length; reg. 3.50...... 2.8,p for the public’s marvelous support Maybe vice president in charge of 55 million annually. In America he originally worked at the this past season. Mid-calf, reg. 3.75...... $3 Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. the broom closet, which would be alone 4,000 innocent lives are ended laboratory from 1954 to 1962. He was Attendance was greater this year ------Over-the-calf, reg. $4...... 3 .20 ______more suitable to her talents. daily in hospitals and abortion an unpaid consultant in 1979, and ____ „ _RegulaiLandMenthol. — - than ever before. ’The public kept clinics. Disregard for innocent became a paid consultant last ym r. Carl H. Hunter the grounds clean and gave human life runs rampant in the „ Dr. Harris has been working‘un­ Open a box today. 67 Ardmore Rd. generously when the hat was passed world. der a contract, which extrads around. Their cooperation has Occasionally, this insidious dis­ through the end of the fiscal year allowed us to maintain the ease manifests itself openly such as today, that pays him |295 for each excellence of our performances. in the recent massacre in Lebanon. day he works for the lab, with total We are grateful to Manchester Thanks In a world that condones the killing yearly compensation not to exceed Community College for their sup­ 120,000. Tlie contract also includes a KEGAI2S of unborn children as an acceptable “Your Quality Men’s Shop” To the Editor; port of the Band Shell. We also ex­ $5,000 travel budget. Q19a3byNiA.lnc solution for social problems, no one tend our thanks tb our corporate VERNON ’The Manchester Junior Women’s should be too surprised when The Los Alamos spokesman said MANCHESTER ' Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined sponsors. ' ' 9 0 3 M AIN ST. TRI-GTY PLAZA Club was very pleased with your viewing such wanton brutality. -Harris assists the legal staff in That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. newspaper’s coverage for the Many people object to American Patience Hostetter litigation brought by former OPEN DAILY 9=30-5:30, THURS. 'Ill 9=00 OPEN WED., THURS., & FRI. lil 9.00 "Bug off creep! I'm fed up with Insecure men." 6 mg ’ ’lar," 0.6 mg nicoiine av. per cigarette, by FTC method fashion show "Lutz and Old Lace.” taxpayers’ money being used to Manchester Bicentennial employees claiming to have suf­ We wanted to thank the supply weapons to Israel. Y et these Band §hell Corp. fered radiation exposure • MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 30. 1982 — 9

K M A N C H K S T E R H E R A L D . Th u rs ,, Sept. 30, 1982 i And she knows about being 'Square Peg' Winnie Winkle — Henry'Raduta aftd J K.S;

IVE never Sif2fW ) NEITHER HAVE I. PO...DO OH, NO, NOT BILL. A M O tr TMK LATBK... I'M SORR/- HE JUST CAN'T SIR, HE LEFT Crossword She's the latest performer in the Nelson cion BILL SO ANSRV.' J IT mOHTBNS you I WANT TO SEE T H I N K STAMP TO SEE FOR HOME A Astro-graph ORVILLE WRIGHT.' | ,r- SHORT TIME H E 'L L 00 SUCH INJUSTICE... I 'M H I S .. . A N Y TH IN G INNOCENT PEOPLE really terrific, creative and intelligent person riO L C N T ? BEING HARA4EP. HOLL'YWOOD - "When I was 12, I felt — and so we’ve been competitive in a lot of 46 Aitronautt’ Anawtr to Pravioua Punia October 1,1962 | ACROSS h about 45. Now I’m about 30. I’m aging in respect. / "all riglrt" ways, and that’s been stimulating for both of PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If you feel you have a worthy (comp, wd.) reverse, in a way,” says 18-year-old Tracy us. Marilyn You could be rather lucky 1 Punith project or enterprise to offer 46 Enviaion Nelson, daughter of Rick Nelson and artist- materially today, but It's not B Coma upon “ My grandmother, Elyse, is more like my thrs coming year, don't be hesi- 49 Stimulant likely to come from the course 9 Unhwrtal tima actress Kristin Harmon, granddaughter of Oz- mother. Everyone in my family is so young, it lant to launch it. You could be 63 Dreat material Beck which you have charted for (abbr.) zie and Harriet Nelson and sportscaster Tom extremely lucky with things 67 SoMiar'i. seems like I’m of my parents’ generation. It’s yourself. Providence will pro­ 12 Bataballar which you originate addrata Harmon and actress Elyse Knox. always been that way. I remember the S y n d i c a t e d LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The vide the path Slaughter (abbr.) To talk with the fledgling actress featured luncheons at school when my mother would results will be better today if ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) Let 13 Jacob’i twin 56 blnat C o l u m n i s t your heart rule your head 14 Auto club on CBS’s new "Square Pegs” series for an com e in dressed like m e and sit in a chair with yoii attend to matters person­ 60 Hawaiian A P R I L M. M O E L L E R where your mate or special IB Intanactlon hour or two is to witness strong evidence of ally. instead of delegating them Island . . Manchester actress her legs crossed, looking so good. I was proud someone Is concerned today aign to someone else. Keep the 61 Waakan what she says. of that — with everyone else there with their lh i& . control In your hands. Find out Things will work out better than 16 Companion of 62 Vary (Fr.) ’Tucked behind her baby-doll voice and more of what lies ahead-for you if you plan every step logically. odda face-lifts and all that." Fletcher’s Landing — Douglas Coffin 63 Color a in the seasons following your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) girlish face lurks an old soul. ETespite an ad­ During her teen yeats, T racy was a frequent School. Tracy says she’s known both populari­ 17 Undar tha . picture birthday by sending for your This Is a good day to launch waithar 43 Lofts mission that she’s “ very nervous” because she 64 Cunning to African land visitor to England, where she spent summers ty and unpopularity. ventures or projects of an artis­ ioeller copy of Astro-Graph. Mail $1 46 Mescal cactus 18 Concaming 65 Killad 11 Powdtr bast is not u s^ to interviews, she displays genial, involved in a drama workshop and where she ”I was pretty much a 'square peg’ at for each to Astro-Graph. Box tic or creative nature, even I S N O T A N \ NiflCUL-eW t? tound 66 Cupid 19 Mastarstroka of Mexico smiling pwise and an assurance worthy o f a 30- performed on the London stage and at Buckley, ” she recalls. "That was due to the 489, Radio City Station. N.Y. though you might feel that they e M C T T O M . 20 Huga 21 Kaanly 47 Roughen year-old veteran of the game, an introspective 10019. Be sure to specify birth still need more development. Scotland’s Eldinburgh Festival, in such deman­ fact I was skinny, flat-chested and didn’t do 22 Long tima DOWN datlrous 49 Annul (Scot) date GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You CXX2. £M 0Ti0N5. 30-year-old, tugging at the thread of her own drugs. I was really out of place, so I found my 24 Gun an 23 Atwan’i river ding plays as T.S. Eliot’s “ Wasteland” and SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) should do quite well today in 50 Birthstona for angina 1 Actor Parkar 26 Nightclub Igets roll personality, unwinding layer after layer of Shakespeare’s “ A Midsummer Night’s own things to do — which is what everyone There Is material opportunity involvements having elements October 26 Trough 2 Toward tha 26 Spread out herself. who’s out of place does. I became very in­ around you today, but It may of friendly competition. This 61 Ape D ream .” 29 Haiardoui cantar . be veiled and difficult to Includes vying for the attention 27 Ronian 52 Smallsword April Mott Moeller, of One is left to wonder what different views “ I funded my trips myself. I’d decide to go volved in dance. Later, when I went to 33 Echo 3 Lunchtimt perceive. Rely upon your of someone to whom you are tmiiaror there might be about the adolescence she (S 34 Exhortation 4 Glimpaad 54 Wild beast’s I Manchester, will create the role of on an impulse, and leave a couple days later. I Westlake, I found I had a place because of the instincts and you'll spot it. attracted. 28 School book' 36 Ibarian lady 6 ^ rv ic a covert characterizes as “ rough” following her stayed in hostels — it was no grand style. But dance, and was no longer a square peg. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 30 Grima [C h elsea in the play “ On Golden 37 Houta plant charga 65 Exclamation parents’ marital split and the death of her 21) Normally you are optimis­ You're not likely to take as 31 Part of the lag ] Pond,” the opening show of the it wasn’t like I was a poor waif or anything. “ Now I’m playing the class bitch on this 39 Montreal 6 Ooatn’taxlat of horror (2 tic. but today you might be much interest in your own work 32 Cloth grandfather Ozzie, “ who was very important It’s just that I’ve always been a little weird, show, which is wonderful because I get to take world’i fair (coni) Repertory Theater of New Britain. apprehensive regarding the today as you will that of anoth­ maasuramants wds.) to me.” As Tracy sits discussing her past and out my aggressions on all the girls who w ere' 4 1 Ovar (poatic) 7 Point opposite Miss Moeller is a former resident eccentric maybe. 1 don’t like taking money outcome of events. Be hopeful. er who needs your help. You'll 35 Imitttas 56 Sundae future in a Sunset Strip restaurant, her at­ 42 TannytOn tanith of Hebron where she appeared with from my father. I never have. I ’d much rather terrible to me,” she laughs. Your fears are groundless. then put forth your very best 36 College topping haro 8 Claaning titude seems warm and philosophical, despite Tracy is very quick to point out that the CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) effort. athletic group 69 Compass the Trigon Players. She has also support myself.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Instead 44 Encouragad implamant some statements that leave a bitter aftertaste. "Pegs” pilot was filmed long before Frank This can be a day of major 40 Portent Pd'"* appeared with the Connecticut How was she able to do that? tin 9 Racalvt TRACY NELSON achievements, and that which of trying to change someone Public Theater Company. Her role- “ I made a movie, ’Yours, Mine and Ours,’ and Moon Zappa’s "Valley Girl” recording you desire can be accom­ you’re fond of. point out his or Superman FOR INSTANCE: “ 1 raised my youngest 6 7 8 9 10 11 . . . Rick Nelson’s deughter when 1 was 4, and the money was put into a first hit the airwaves — and as much as it’s plished. However, you may be her virtues and build upon 1 2 3 4 6 o f Amanda in“ The Glass brother, Sam, pretty much. It taught me a lot, a trifle slow getting out of the them instead. Menagerie,” won her the title of trust fund, and there were special been noted that Jennifer sounds like it, “ She’s ON WE LOCAL —ALLEGEPLY ...CAH'TSTOP 2 GUESS I* * most of all patience. starting gate. i5 C iTT e N CAUGMT UP IN 13 14 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) You ^ N E . POLICE ARE KILLING TEN H IM t X KHCNI... ' 12 Best High School Actress-State of “ Why did I? Well, my parents were gone so much. They like me as a person, but not as a arrangements made so that 1 could start not a 'V alley G irl.’ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) could be rather fortunate today SUSPECTEP zNNctv/MO rrs THIS MOUC SPALKPR .J s t i l l B A F f l E P b y THE Connecticut in 1970. sister, because I tend to tell them what to do taking it out early. When 1 was 13,1 got a job ” I read the part like all the girls in my high Valuable knowledge could financially or materially If MAStCEIT Vf&LANTE IWO \ CRM1/A/ALB MANIA. HES A TZaWftV/ 17 much of the time. My mother and father were S IN C E mONCMY. 15 16 after school and weekends working as a school would have said it. I’m trying to make come your way today from the youare involved in something CALLS H/msLp nm S h e’ s a gra d u ate o f A n tioch very young when they decided to have a family and they don't appreciate it. EVEN Si/PER-^ least-suspected sources. Be a with an Imaginative partner of S V A L K B f f ., WHO H A S . College and Michigan State Univer'- “ I see a lot of my brothers, but not much of hostess in a coffee shop in Burbank,” She lied her as realistic as possible, not cartoonish. 21 and I think they’re just now really learning good listener, even to those CONTfMUEPHIS 18 20 about her age, she admits with a shrug. People would get tired of that awfully fast. the opposite sex. ONE-MAN CAIfTAV KNNeK. BUT As ScoM Season Premiere. Fonzie cqmes Com fort Season Premiere. The Colorado Cattle Caper’ A (55) ■ N ew scenter 9:45. — An O fficer apd A 0 11 < 0 0 1 1 for a visit. Rush household discovers that N e w s small-town sheriff holds As He’s boNe «vnM 6, O U T He the only w ay to get Muriel to McCloud responsible for the es­ Gentleman (R ) 1:50, 7:20, - MOVIE: 'Assault on (g ) - Nightalk 7:00P.M. the hospital is on Monroe's m o­ cape of a modern-day cattle 4:30 A.M. 68ce in a lawless mining 1:30 A.M. 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Jack Thompson, Frederic Forrest, Kathleen Lloyd haste qua Albertico sa conviend (@ * Pelicula: 'Marco Mato avert disease E a H t — Bryan Brown. 1980. Rated PG. 10:00P.M. C)'WWNiA.lK an doctor y so onvuelvo con su Agente S.O. 77' Rated R. CB CB * Knots LafKiing Sea­ Amityville II: The Posses­ The Born Loser — Art Sansohi propia fareilia. Veronica Castro, ® - Carol and Jimmy Four of son Premiere. Valene decides to ( ^ - Madame's Place 2:00 A.M. NEW YORK (UPI) - Socorro Avelar. Humberto Zu- America's firtest jazz musicians sion (R ) 7:15, 9:30. — Fast make Gary pay for his affair Swedish medical team up for an evening of jazz. @ ) - Business Report (B - News/Slgn Off Our. Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick nta. with Abby. (R) (60 min.) Times At Ridgemont High loeva? FELT BETTER Bugs Bunny — warper. Bros. (60 min.) CB - MOVIE: 'Monsieur researchers say patients HEV, ^ now's lieolM C) ® - Errtettainment Tonight 11:30 P.M. 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Manchester, died Wednesday At /Famtln Anna Sheppard FOCUS are discussed Anna Sheppard, 91, of 385 West Hartford Hospital. She was thd Center St. died Saturday in an area sister of I'liomas Pantaleo of Coven: convalescent home. She was the try. : She also leaves another brotherj rontiniiiMl from page 1 book about a Masschusetts woman widow of Charles Sheppard. who was visited by aliens. She was born in Pennsylvania on Daniel Pantaleo of Tolland, one recalled. “ You don't want to talk March 31, 1891 and was a resident of niece and several aunts, uncles and To fight gum disease BLETCHM AN SAID he is con­ about it at first. You’re supposed to Blue Point, L.I. before moving to cousins. ; Andy be brave GIs and you just look at one vinced that aliens have visited Manchester. Before her retirement Funeral services will be Saturday another and say, T m not going out Earth. He noted that 11 percent of she had been employed as a pattern at 8:15 a.m. from the Samset the adult population of the United Rooney there’ .’’ designer for McCall’s. Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road„' States believe they have seen UFOs. She leaves one stepdaughter, South Windsor followed by a mass o f I Syndicated An old-fashioned remedy catches on TH E MEN DID get out of the More than 100 sightings per day are Christian burial in St. Francis o f / Florence Heins of Westchester, Columnist truck to look at the craft, Eichner reported worldwide, he said. Conn., three grandchildren and five Assissi Church at 9 a.m. ' said. They observed it for about 15 The UFOs, he said, are obviously Burial will be in St. James great-grandchildren. brush with,” he says. “ That will seconds before “ the base went not natural phenomena and are not Cemetery in Manchester. IT CAN'T’ MAKE pockets Private ' funeral services and also kill the bacteria. Some peo­ crazy” and security forces, with manufactured by humans. The family will receive friends at; By Susan Plese recede, and if bone damage is burial will take place at Bolton p le m ix a concentrated sirens and flashing lights, began to “ They’re other-made,” he said, the Samsel Funeral Home, Friday Herald Reporter already there, (the patient) Center Cemetery. Memorial ser­ mouthwash with baking soda in­ converge on the airstrip and the “ You can imagine who the other is from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. needs more sophisticated treat­ vices will be held Oct. 8 at 10 a.m. at The great It’s the number one killer of ' stead of the peroxide. Any (anti­ craft took off. and how they’re getting here.” Memorial contributions may b«f ment such as bone grafts, he the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main the happy tooth smile. Everyone bacterial substance of that kind) Eichner said he heard that the Bletchman noted that Fawcett is a made to the Visiting Nurse and says. , St., Manchester. has the disease to some extent. can be used in the mouth,’’ craft was pursued_ by an F-4 air­ police officer “ like Joe Friday — a Home Care Services of Greater Squatrito elaborates. The And P.S., some Manchester den­ roots of the teeth have to be plane. The craft,’ he said, was just-the-facts man” Ernest J. Bernard Hartford, 880 Coventry St., Hart­ leveler T H E THERAPY WHICH tists think you can help prevent reported to travel at speeds in Fawcett has his own reason to scrupulously clean underneath, K IL L S bacteria in the mouth E rn e st J. B ern a rd , 82, of ford. it with a simple, old-fashioned excess of 1,200 miles per hour — and believe the people he interviews. In he says. That’s work for the before it causes periodontal dis­ Willimantic died Wednesday at remedy. pulled away from the F-4 “ like it 1965, he said, he saw a UFO in Windham Community Memorial William F. Hoffman Sr. periodontist. ease is, however, a bit controver­ Manchester apparently stop at an The scourge is periodontal dis­ After the diseased pockets was standing still.” Hospital. He was the father of William F. Hoffman Sr., 78, of 34 of peo| sial. Some Manchester dentists ease. “ Far more teeth are lost have been scraped, the patient Eichner said he also heard that electrical substation across the Lucille Wisted of Manchester and Server St., died Wednesday at hiS contacted by the Herald just because of it than for any other can then begin the baking soda- while the craft was over the base, street from Manchester Oldsmobile Sandra Mazzola of Windham. home. He was the husband of Sarah President Reagan says this coun­ don’t think it works. communications were cut off. to recharge itself. The craft, which reason,” says Dr. Stephen G. peroxide therapy as a Besides his daughters he leaves (Hamm) Hoffman. ; try is in desperate need of a moral “ I haven’t recommended it,” Erickson of 599 Main St. Miaintenance measure. The next day officials called, the he said was about tbe size of a 747 his wife, Antoinette Gaucher Ber- He was born in Hackensack, N.J.J says Dr. John F. Barry, a revival. He isn’t the first one to say If periodontal disease isn’t yet “ Hut if you catch the disease people on the base together and said with no wings or windows, extended nard of Willimantic; four and had lived most of his life id Manchester dentist and past it, either. Almost anyone who says on your list of things to worry ))efore the pockets develop, then that what they saw was a helicopter. a rod from its bottom side toward grandchildren, and several nieces Manchester. Before retiring in 1968; president of the Connecticut the substation. Electricity seemed anything has been saying it for about, maybe it should be. you can prevent periodontal dis­ “ We knew it whs no helicopter,” and nephews. he had been employed by Pratt & State Dental Association who has Eichner said. “ It couldn’t have to jump from the substation toward Herald photo by Tarquinlo years. The trouble is, no one knows Erickson defines it as “ the ease from getting a foothold,’ Funeral services will be Friday at Whitney Group, East Hartford. ! destruction of the supporting been in practice for 25 years. been.” the craft and all the lights in the how to revive us morally. Squatrito says. 9 a.m. irom the Cardinal Funeral Besides his wife he leaves twd structure of the teeth.” “ I tend to be more conser­ area went nut, Fawcett said. The UFO EXPERT ROBERT H. BLETCHMAN sons, William F. Hoffman of Hope I have a simple idea that might “ FJven if it has a foothold, (the vative — not quick to jump,” he FAW C E TT AGREES that what Home, 88 Windham Road, Williman­ But Erickson, who practices object then rose into the air and dis­ Valley, H.I., and Robert A. Hoffman just do the trick. 1 say, we should all patient) can still make a com­ continues. He notes he just Eichner saw at Loring was not a . . Did aliens try to steal nuclear weapons? tic with a mass of Christian burial at general dentistry, and Dr. appeared. of Stella, Mo.; three sisters, Mrsi take our own garbage to the dump. eback (after treatment) if a returned from a two week helicopter. Unidentified craft seen 10 a.m. at St. M ary’s Church, Salvatore J. Squatrito Jr., a Bertha Olds of Manchester, Mrs.' plaque-control treatm ent is summer duty with the Army in the next few weeks at Stategic Air Willimantic. Burial will be at St. Every able-bodied person in the Manchester periodontist who Florence Jacobs and Mrs. Clara used." Reserves where he was assigned Command bases in Michigan, North Joseph’s Cemetery, Willimantic. country would set aside an hour was also contacted by the Clarey, both of Hartford; seven At first, Erickson recommends to the U.S. Army Institute of Dakota find Montana were also not Calling hours are 7 to 10 p.m. twice a week to dispose of trash and Herald, say the disease can be grandchildren; and a great- that patients with inflamed gums Dental Research in Maryland. helicopters, Fawcett said — today at the Cardinal Funeral garbage. There would be no excep­ prevented if caught early. use the paste daily for two “ The periodontist there was although that’s what the govern­ Two men charged in forgery Home. J, granddaughter. ' . And although their remedy tions. President Reagan would pack Funeral services will be Friday at weeks. After that, it should be not convinced it (the therapy) ment would like people to believe. UIIH a U f DA/*k isn’t all that pleasant, it’s very 8:30 a.m. from the John F. Tierney up whatever waste was produced in used two or three times a week. worked," he says. Fawcett said the incident in Two Massachusetts men suspected to be involved here. The check was drawn on Webb’s account at a simple and inexpensive. You can Hilda W. Peck, 91, of 333 Bidwell Kunerai Home, 219 W. Center St. the private rooms of the White Barry admits the therapy Novemeber 1975 at Malmstrom in an East Coast check-fraud ring were charged Massachusetts bank. When the manager of CBT’s do it yourself at home. You must Till', DOCTORS CAI TION St., died Wednesday at a with a mass of Christian burial at 9; House and take it to the dump just “ could be effective” in super­ Minuteman ICBM base in Montana with forgery and attempted larceny Monday. North Main office called the bank,, he discovered also get regular d,ental care. that people who are hypertensive Manchester convalescent home. She a.m. at the Church of the Assump­ like the rest of us. A president ficial cases of gum infection. was particularly serious. There, a John Paul Daley, 32, of Marshfield, and William that the account had been closed. The doctors recommend or people who must watch their was the wife of the late Joseph A. tion. Burial will be in St. James should keep in touch with reality, “ Slight infections could be craft “ the size of a football field" E. Webb, 34, of Scituate, were charged with third On Friday, police say Daly entered the North brushing with a thick paste made sodium (salt) intake must be Peck. Cemetery. There are no calling classified as an early sign of was observed over underground degree forgery and criminal attempt to commit Main office of CBT and tried to withdraw $750 from too. of baking soda and three percent careful of the baking soda and She was born in New Britain on periodontal disease, but it is not missile silos. The next day, a check third degree larceny. They were released on bond his account. He was told that he couldn’t withdraw hours. Memorial contributions may' Going to the dump is a real and hydrogen peroxide. (Peroxide is salt therapy. Both minerals con­ May 6, 1891 and had lived in the be made to the charity of the donor’s deep-seated," he says, “ I don’t of the computer programs that for Oct. 18 appearances in Manchester Superior the money because the check he had deposited Rockville-Vernon area for more exhilarating experience. It is both available over the counter in tain .sodium. choice. believe (the therapy) will go direct the missies to their targets Court. there earlier hadn’t cleared. satisfying and educational. It makes drug stores.) “ Absorption is considerable, than 50 years. deep enough to cure periodontal showed that some of the Police say Daley opened a checking account at a Police say they suspect that Webb and Daley are you acutely aware of what you have The paste is left on the teeth even though (the solution) is not She leaves four sons, Arthur W. disease” destinations had been changed. Connecticut Bank & Trust office in Hartford on part of a check fraud ring that operates from while the person flosses. The swallowed,’’ Squatrito says. Peck of Manchester, and Joseph A. Pay respects used in your home and what you But Squatrito says his pro­ Fawcett, who got much of his in­ Sept. 21. The next day, he deposited a $4,800 check Florida to Massachusetts. They say their investiga­ paste then is allowed to remain “ The oral cavity can absorb a P'eck Jr., of Newport Richey, Fla.; have wasted. There’s no faking it therapy position was influenced formation from the government made out to him at CBT’s North Main Street branch tion of the ring is continuing. Manchester WATES will meet another two or three minutes. considerable amount of sodium” two daughters, Mrs. Esther Hosford with garbage. by his early training in through Freedom of Information It’s rised away with a saturated But there are substitutes. Dr. of Newington and Mrs. Mildred today at 7:30 p.m. at Holmes bacteriology. “ Most periodon­ Act requests, said the government salt solution (made by dribbling Paul Keyes, a researcher with Flandreu of Manchester; a sister, Funeral Home, 400 Main St. to pay IN A F A M ILY , dump duty would tists who have that training have has told him that all documentation salt into a water glass until no the National Institute of Health, Mrs. Alice Costello of New Britain; respects to Katherine Pavelack, be divided up. The kids would take always proposed we search for on the incident has been destroyed. who died Tuesday. more will dissolve). and the pioneer of the home 17 grandchildren and 12 great­ their turns going to the dump with Horald nhoto by Pinto an anti-bacterial agent,” he says, He charged that the government is Mrs. Pavelack’s daughter-in-law, Erickson explains the baking therapy, asked the American grandchildren. the adults. A kid can get to be voting Erickson says, “ I refer only trying to coverup what went on at Smoke alarms to be installed Funeral services will be private at Mrs. John Pavelack, is a member of soda cleanses, deodorizes and Heart Association for advice. age without knowing that the half as many people (to a Malmstrom — and at other bases — neutralizes acids, while the The association recommended Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. WATES. periodontist) right away as I in that fall. Installation of smoke detectors is Urban Development. operated detectors. wastebasket or the garbage pail peroxide and salt stop germ ac­ DR. ERICKSON TALKS ABOUT PERIODONTAL DISEASE that patients switch to epsom Center St.. Burial will be private in would have to without the Based on interviews with people planned in the 275 units of federally The Manchester Housing Authori­ isn’t the end of the line if he or she tivity. . some Manchester dentists say it can be prevented salts for the rinse solution. Ep­ The state assisted units of housing Mount Hope Cemetery, TalcottviUe. treatment.” like Eichner who saw the UFOs and assisted housing for the elderly in ty sent in a formal application to in­ Now you know has never been to the dump. som salts contain magnesium for the elderly at Spencer Village There are no calling hours. PERIODONTAL DISEASE And Squatrito says his with pilots of pursuit vehicles. Manchester at Westhill Gardens, stall the detectors and is awaiting Children too young to drive would, sulfate, and are safe for people were equipped with smoke detectors Memorial donations may be made to The original “ marathon” was run is progressive, and Erickson says should go away. ■calculus, ' or hard black patients, who are sent to him Fawcett hopes to write a book about W esth ill Gardens annex, and word from HUD on taking bids for of course, accompany an adult to the on low sodium diets, when they were built. the charity of the donor’s choice. in 490 B.C. when a messenger, most people have it, to some ex­ If the disease goes untreated, deposits, from the pockets. If because they already have the the incident, which he said pertains Mayfair. them. Squatrito says he also Pheidippides, ran to Athens from dump. tent. The first symptom is in­ the gums separate from the teeth bone is involved, sometimes bone disease, “ stay healthier longer” to national security. The office of U.S. Rep. Barbara B. The authority’s Board of Com­ Those detectors are highly sen­ recommends glyoxide, a the battlefield of Marathon, bearing The first thing you realize when flamed and bleeding gums. and deep pockets develop. The grafts must be made. with the at-home treatment. It would not be the first book Kennelly announced the obligation missioners has discussed, but not sitive and have caused some Mildred A. DeFelice ' glycerine-based peroxide that news of the'Athenian army’s victory you go to the dump is that we should “ Most people think their gums disease, fed by bacteria that can­ Dentists emphasize that the “ There’s no way you won’t at Fawcett was involved with. He of $25,000 for that purpose by the made a final decision on, whether to problems for the Town Fire Depart­ Mildred A. DeFelice, 40, of makes a better paste than liquid over the Persians. be a lot more careful in separating will bleed wheh they floss,” not be removed, then gets into baking soda-peroxide therapy least benefit,” Erickson says. worked as chief inve.stigator on a federal Department of Urban and install hard wired or battery ment. Wethersfield, formerly of peroxide. That, too, is available what professional garbagemen (or Erickson says. “ But that’s not the supporting bone and the tooth isn't a “ cure-all.” “ It aids in the “ You’re killing bacteria that shrinkage of inflamed tissue, if over the counter. “ garbagepeople,” if you prefer) call normal.” People who have never loosens. would have remained un­ that’s the only problem, ” “ W e also use a high- “ wet garbage” and just trash. All flossed before may get some Specialists called periodontists touched.” treat the disease by cleaning Erickson says. concentration fluoride jelly to Vernon youth charged garbage is not the same. Trash is bleeding for awhile, but that New laws Thom pson, cans, bottles, papers, cardboard A Vernon youth was charged with car fice in Vernon. Adams had been a DYCS I CONNECTICUT CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRIES boxes and broken electrical theft Monday after he engaged police in employee at the time of the theft, police ASSOCIATION POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE appliances. “ Wet garbage” comes a car chase that ended on Interstate 84 Penny backed say. * SILAS DEANE HIGHWAY. WETHERSFIELD. CONN 00100 from the kitchen. eastbound. Adams was charged with second effective The representative council of the Police say Perry Owen Adams, 16, was degree larceny, fourth degree larcenjr, SECOND, YOU have to get over Hairdressing pair September 30, 1012 public school teachers union voted un- seen driving a car at a high rate of speed misuse of registration plates, engaging that natural feeling of revulsion that animously to endorse,, former through the intersection of Pine Street police in pursuit and operating without a garbage tends to induce. Keep in Democratic Mayor John W. Thompson and Hartford Road at 5:30 p.m. When a license. He is scheduled to be presented mind that coffee grounds, for state representative from the 13th police car started following him on Hart­ today in Manchester Superior Court. The Horwrable Elile Swenaton Friday S0O Porter Street gets sentimental watermelon rinds, potato peels and Assembly District, and current ford Road eastbound, Adams increased Also Monday, police arrested a 17- M e n c h ^ e le r. C T O0O«O com cobs were not revolting before Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Penny for his speed and passed several cars in a year-old Somers youth on a warrant Goiitiniied from page I state senator from the 4th Senatorial dis­ non-passing zone, police say. The chase charging him with third degree burglary Deer Repreuentetive Swenueon: we made them what they are today trict. continued through the intersection with und third degree larceny, in connection The Connecticut Construction lr>du«trles Ausociatlon Polltlcei Action and mixed them together in our gar­ Committee It pleeted to inform you that «e have endorsed your candidacy about shop closing young children riding in motor> The Manchester Education Associa­ Main Street and on to 1-84, where Adams with the Feb. 6 theft of an oriental rug for atata alactiva office in the upoomittg election. bage pail. Think of them separately tion leadership based its decision on per­ vehicles and people who buy new pulle4 over. ^ from a car parked in Manchester. The CCIA'PAC dtcltion m at bated on your intaraut artd concern with and in their original state and make cars, sonal interviews with the candidates and Police say the car he was driving was David H. Seflen was released on a $3,- conatructlon Induutry needs ar>d problems artd your awaranats of the Impact a little game of breaking down the By Barbara Richmond War II, and when he came back he an examination of the incumbents’ ha construction lr>dustry has on economic davalopmant. the creation of reported stolen from the state Depart­ 000 non-surety bond for a court ind lha promotion of programs that anharKt lha ganaral wall-b^ng of all tha odor into its component parts. Herald Reporter went to study hairdressing at the THE SO-CALLED ‘Lemon voting records on education related cJtlians of tNs stata. ment of Children and Youth Services of­ appearance Monday. It is possible to be overcome by a Connecticut Institute in Hartford. Law” will allow a buyer of a new issues. Members from our Heavy and Highway Division. Equipmant Dealar They’ve been married for 32 years Division, ln*Plant Division, Rtady-MIx Division, Road Buildara Division sense of your place in history at the car to seek a refund or replacement A recommendation for no endorse­ and’Sewar, Utility ar>d Excavators Division art partlctpants In tha CCIA- and in business together for 25 IT W AS TH E R E that he met Lu. PAC. dump. You are, at that moment, a vehicle once the new car he or she ment was made between 12th District 168 WOODUIND ST. g>ta-o‘tf643-8474 years. Both experiences have been “ Hairdressing is my second career. bought is determined to be a Wa wish you success In your campaign for raalaclion and look foimrard part of the future of the universe. I always wanted to be a hairdresser candidates James R. McCavanagh, a to working with you In tha future. happy ones for Lu and John “ lemon.” Democrat, and incumbent Walter H. You are helping to rearrange the Scarlato, owners of LuJon Salon of but I never had the opportunity Very truly yours. Employees will be protected if Joyner, a Republican. planet Earth. Man has always con­ Beauty, 61 E. Center St. when I finished school. So I became they “ blow the whistle" on illegal The endorsements of Thompson and /3 ■ sidered himself separate from Lu and John are closing their shop a school teacher. Years later, when activities of their employers and Penny will be sent to the Connecticut Victor B. Hallberg, Chal^e nature, but a trip to the garbage Oct. 23. But the good news for 1 came to Hartford, I decided to go will be able to go to court seeking CCIA-PAC Education Association with a dump can make him aware that he them is that Robert Dunley of to hairdressing school,” she said. reinstatement and back wages and recommendation for CEA endorsement. V B H / d h I John is a Manchester native and is not. In the millions and millions of Manchester is opening a beauty shop benefits if fired or otherwise Penny’s opponent is Republican Sen. E n c . Lu is from Maine. years Earth has existed, there have in the same location. And Lu and penalized. Carl A. Zinsser, who proposed a con­ John will be working a couple of Lu noted the change in hairstyles ^ MUMS been constant changes taking place. Most apartment listing services troversial overhaul of the state’s educa­ Connecticut days a week there. from the stiff look to the more soft You probably live in a city that was will be required to register with the tion aid formula. Thompson’s opponent Colorful Fall They’ve seen a lot of changes in and feminine natural look. Department of Consumer Protec­ is Republican Rep. Elsie L. “ Biz” Construction also once a lake or an ocean. The moun­ the hairdressing business over the “ We were doing marcels ( a tion annually and post a surety bond Swensson. CHRYSANTHEMUMS tains you see may have had their past 25 years and they’ve also crimped wave done with a curling Herald photos by Tarquinlo of up to $10,000. Manchester teachers will be urged to Vibrant Colors for Autumn covers building of cliffs sheared clean by a glacier gained close personal relationships iron) when we first started,” Lu The commissioner of consumer contribute time and money to the Penny 4/9.97 when it moved relentlessly through with their patrons, “ It’s been more said. She also recalled what an LU SCARLATO AT WORK JOHN SCARLATO LEARNED FROM DAD protection would have the power to and Thompson campaigns. The MEA dOCOrating-yefloH, NWte, rust, purple Bridges and Sewage your area an eon ago, dropping rich, than a business — it’s been like a se­ ordeal it was to give a permanent 25 . . . many memories . . . hairdressing a second career revoke or suspend a registration for years ago. didn’t endorse Penny last fall for re-elec­ loamy topsoil in the valley when it cond family to us,” Mrs. Scarlato various reasons, among them mis­ tion to the Board of Directors. “ It meant being wired to a huge respect each other. He does my hair lOLLAND FLOWER BULBS Plants. melted. Now, like the glaciers, you said. don’t like to say,” she explained, listening, that’s where it stays. Peo­ leading or deceiving conduct. John learned the haircutting trade machine and having hair subjected and I cut his,” Mrs. Scarlato said. are doing your part to rearrange the “ Now we have organic lotions that ple often joke and tell me I should from his father, who was a barber in to great heat and harsh chemicals She said they are both happy that low Ready for Fall Planting location of the elements on Earth. condition as they curl, leaving the also have a psychology shingle out” worked 100% Manchester for many years. John that left the hair dry and frizzy. She tells of an incident that another salon is moving in where Little by little, we are taking up Frizzy is a Word that hairdressers hair soft and bouncy. They even served as a paratrooper in World happened many years ago. they are. “ John will work three days to get action on these material from the ground in large have a computer machine that ICROCUS . 10/1.39 HYACINTHS programs the permanent waving She was doing a tint job on one of a week and I ’ll work one to wean amounts in one place, making Cocktails With Walt Joyner process. We haven't gone into that. her patrons, who she knew had a myself so 1 don’t feel so sad. It needed projects! something of it, shipping it across TULIPS ..10/2.39»'>- I ’m still a little too old-fashioned to slight heart condition. “ She came in makes breaking away a little bit the country to other places, using trust a computer. ” she admitted. and she wasn’t feeling well but in­ easier. . the things, turning them into trash sisted on having her hair tinted. Just “ One lady came in in tears when others Ab OI!T THEIR ☆ Fund Raiser ☆ .DAFFODILS 10/3.59 or garbage and burying them in ten as I was ready to wash off the tint she was told we were retiring. She RETIREMENT, both admitted thousand separate little piles called she became very ill. I had to stop said she was going to lose her EXTRA—EXTRA—SPECIAL they’re looking forward to it, but dumps in other places. In the and call the police and the am­ boyfriend (John) but she felt better Rhododendrons - all colors with heavy hearts. when she learned he’s going to work Re-Elect process, we often ruin both places. bulance and they had to take her to Sunday, October 3rd 3-6 p.m. Azaleas “ We’ve shared the joys, sorrows the hospital with all that mess on part-time.” If being in on this cosmic kind of Evergreens and confidences of our patrons for her hair. I broke down and cried,’’ OF T H E IR CLOSE relationship, Swensson cosmetics doesn’t interest you to many years. We re doing third Mrs. Scarlato confessed. 35 Phelps Rd. Manchester PJM. 1 and 2 working and living together, John think about at the dump, there are generations of families. Twenty-five Another time she received a call Holly gal- POta said he just doesn’t think about it. other pleasures. There is a cathartic years really didn’t seem that much at her home. “ A desperate young He is looking forward to having a lit­ Hemlock on pleasure to be got from getting rid until we realized we are doing woman said she had green hair. (She tle more time to get back to his Japanese Yowa______of stuff at the dump and there is a grandchildren of our friends,” Lu was doing her own hair coloring). 1 favorite sport — golf. Cocktails and Horsd’oeuvres camaraderie among neighbors there said. met her at the salon and she Mrs. Scarlato said she and her Mrs. Scarlato loves doing crafts Nov. 2nd that doesn’t exist at the super­ definitely did have green hair. We p la n tin g Feed & Seed Your Lawn NOW! husband have never discussed and painting and said she might get market. Crime and unemployment worked until after midnight and Special Fall business at home. And they never finally got the color straightened to do more of that. She’s also very Tickets Available At The Door are almost non-existent. Everyone involved with the Emblem Club. 13th District tell each other confidential things out,” she laughed, Special Fall liflllTCDrDCCII at the dump feels he is doing a good they’ve been told by their patrons. “ And I ’ll have more tim e to devote Rebate otterl "People often ask me how I can flllV I UlUnCLII and honest thing and it gives him a “ After you work on someone for work with my husband every day. to my grandchildren and great­ EVERYONE WELCOME! warm sense of fellow-feeling to 25 to 30 years (Lu worked in It's been a good relationship grandchildren,” she said. John P.M For Bjr: Commttt— lo Ro-Eloe< -eix- aw.nniiii. Marlow’s Beauty Shop before they know that others, many with more because we respect each other’s <2.00 5,000 m ft 9.95 10,000 IS ft 18.95' Fay* Lowrofico, TrMourwr. LU SCARLATO JOHN SCARLATO opened their own) you find people Paid lor by Joyner ’82 Committee ^ Leelle Belcher, Treasurer expensive cars, are doing the same work. We work differently, but deiallt at participating dealers . .. In 1957 need to talk, just to talk If I help by Please turn to page 12 grubby, down-to-earth job. ... at opening MAjjc:ilESTKR HKRALa_'n^U!;s^%£t 1982 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 30. 1982 Teach children importance ■Adopt a p e t Spencer About Tovjn dedication 1 4 t . 1 of good home study habits Women’s Club plans trip Friday Manchester Junior Women’s Club will sponsor a trip The 40-unit addition -to mastery learning is to occur, daily to Quincy Market in Boston on Oct. 23. Bus seating is Spencer Village housing Editor’s note: William Brin- and a folder for each subject. study is a must. open to the public on a first-tome basis. for the elderly will be daniour is a Manchester High Whenever notes are taken the day You can also help your child learn The cost of the trip is $8.50 per person. The bus will dedicated Friday at 2 p.m. School teacher and public and the date should be written on the by emphasizing that one must un­ leave the Burr’s Corner parking lot at 9 a.m. and return with state and local relations chairman for the top of the page. In this way, the stu­ derstand a concept before one can about 9 p.m. dignitaries invited. Manchester Education Associa­ dent will have a running account of what happened each day in class. learn it. Be sure that your child un­ Checks should be made payable to Manchester Junior The housing project was tion. This column will appear originally slated for com­ The folders should be used to keep derstands the words and concepts Women’s Club in care of Cheryl Alubicki, 11 Fenwick ahout once a month. pletion this month, but was handouts and returned quizzes and he is attempting to master. Ask your Road, Manchester. finished three months By William Brindamour tests. If each subject’s handouts are child to put the lesson in his own ahead of time and i,s Special to the Herald kept neatly and in separate folders, words as a way of checking his un­ already occupied. then your child can spend the time derstanding. If a student truly un­ Chapman Court to meet As another school year gets under Gov. William O’Neill is V' before a test actually studying, and derstands the material, then 0^} way, it would be beneficial for all Chapman Court Order of Amaranth will meet Friday among the invited guests, not trying to locate the materials mastery will come rapidly. £■ parents to review with their ^ . at 7:45 p.m. at the Masonic Temple, East Center Street. who include members of needed for study. It is clear that good study skills children the importance of good Once a study schedule has been, are based on organization and Past royal matrons and patrons night will be observed. the town's delegation to the study habits. Although the informa­ The program will be preceded by a pot luck supper at General Assembly and of organized, ensure that your child methodic work habits. It is also tion to be learned is generated in the 6:30 p.m. Officers are reminded to wear white gowns. the Board of Directors, ac- uses that time for studying. All but clear that the teacher alone cannot classroom, the actual learning Refreshments will be served after the meeting. cording to P ascal the youngest students in the ensure that your child will adopt process only begins there. Mastrangelo. chairman of Manchester school system will have these skills. Cooperation between Debutante tea For the student truly to learn the the housing auhtority’s homework four times a week. parent and teacher, however, will go information, he must continue the Board of Commissioners. If there are no written a long way in ensuring that student Volunteers course offered Jean Stankiewicz of Manchester, back row learning process, through study, rhe housing was assignments, students should use study skills are developed and main­ right, is among several debutantes enter­ outside the classroom. That concept Manchester residents who wish to take a training designed by architect Herald photo by Pinto study time to memorize vocabulary, tained.______must be emphasized to all students course for Red Cross bloodmobile volunteers should tained at a recent tea In Rocky Hill. She is Dominick Cimino of Hart­ spelling and math facts, or to review Jupiter is the largest ot the by their parents, for unless each stu­ register by calling the Red Cross headquarters, 678-2700. among eight debutantes who will be ford and the contractor concepts in social studies, science planets in the sloar system. Its CHARLOTTE TAIT, LEFT, EYES A DOLL AND CRIB dent studies at home, true mastery' The course will be offered on Oct. 13 at the Red Cross presented at the 29th annual Bal Minuet on was Alca (ainstruetion Co. or language arts. Remember, if diameter is 88,000 miles. . . . and Toby Potterton tells her about the witch of school will not occur. Headquarters, 209 Farmington Ave., Farmington. The Nov. 26 at the La Renaissance In East Wind­ of Hartford, which will be As a parent, you can have a major two-hour session will start at 10 a.m. sor. Others shown are, back row, left to right, represented at Friday's impact in developing and main­ Volunteers are needed to register donors, take cerem ony by Joseph 3 Patricia Bladek, Middletown; Sharon Chud- taining the skills your child will temperatures, escort donors, serve in the canteen, or zinskl. West Hartford, and Teresa WodzIckI, Califiore. Phind phun and phrolic need throughout schooling. AAMH Auxiliary act as donor room aides. Registered or licensed prac­ Wethersfield. Front row, from loft, Lisa Following is a series of guiding prin­ tical nurses will be trained as health history inter- Synoradzki, Bloomfield, Sandra BrokoskI, ■ Look for the many ciples to help students learn good Farmington, and Sheila Guthrie, New Britain. study skills. bargain buys advertised in Herald photo by Richmond Susan Dabros was not present when the pic­ the Classified columns at Pumpkin Patch Phair The first and most important prin­ adopts new budget ciple in learning how to study is Fund drive begins ture was taken. today. SANDY AND DOG WARDEN RICHARD RAND feature plants. At Cathy’s Craft organization. Each student should Members of North United serve hamburgers, hotdogs, A proposed budget for 1982-83 was The statewide fund drive to raise $175,000 for the Oak Creatures you will find knitted and have a quite place to study and a flat She also listed dates for some . . . Sandy is up for adoption at pound Methodist Church have been making chowder and soft drinks from 11 approve at the recent annual planned future events as follows: Hill School in Hartford will begin today with the mailing crocheted items of all sizes. surface on which to write. The area 'pians for the "Pumpkin Patch a.m, on. Coffee and donuts will be meeting of the Manchester of 500,000 letters to residents of Greater Manchester and The entire church will be filled should be well lit, and have paper, Nov. 2, the Gift Shop Winter Phair” for more than a year. It’s the available at 10 a.m. when the fair Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Wonderland; Nov. 3 the Penny 15 other sections of the state. with signs of autumn. Parking and writing instruments and a dic­ first fair the church has had in a opens. tionary within reach. The budget shows an income of Saver fashion show; Feb. 19, Sandy; 'Orphan Annie' Oak Hill is operated by the Connecticut Institute for EPISCOPALIANS long time and it promises to be un­ admission to the fair is free. the Blind, a private non-profit corporation. THERE WILL BE a boutique of A schedule for studying should be $257,000; expenses of $194,352 and a auxiliary dance at the Hartford A Pastoral Letter From The House Of Bishops One of the very special features of Other towns and cities covered by this campaign in­ ique. special One;-of-a-kind items sold from set up and adhered to whenever proposed gift to the hospital of $63,- Club. Just the names of the booths, to the fair will be an auction conducted 347. clude Andover, Bolton, Coventry, Ellington, Rockville, Sylva’s' Sunshine Shop handmade once an hour on some of the more possible. Although each child .will Michael Gallacher of the IDENTITY, PILGRIMilCE AND PEACE say nothing of the name of the differ on the optimum time for Virginia Kelly, president of the hospital’s administrative staff gave who needs a new home South Coventry, South Windsor, Tolland and Vernon. clothes for children, pillows and expensive handmade items. And they contlmicd slcadfasUy in ihc A|>osUes‘ doclrinc and fellowship, in the "phair,” are interesting. The fair is auxiliary, reported on the group’s Oak Hill i.s the only school in the state that’s devoted other special items will be featured. Included will be a handmade study, there are definite times when an update on the hospital’s develop­ breakinc of bread and in thc'pravers. scheduled for Oct. 2 from 10 a.m. to activities for the past five months. exclusively to the education and training of visually im­ Acts 2 42 Silly Scarecrow Square will cradle and a doll dressed in hand­ not to study. ment program. 3 p.m. at the church, 300 Parker St. When a child is tired or very She said about 1,200 children He n ot^ the opening of the second paired multi-handicapped children and young adults. (iraro and peace in (’ hirst Jesus to the clergy and laity ol the Kpisconal (’hurch. Irom their bish<»|)s feature all fall decorations and fall made clothes, and a ceramic Nativi­ Things were pretty quiet at the dog iim il work and hope have marked our experience at the 67th CJerieral Ctmvention Signs of new life in Ihc.l Since the event is called the visited the hospital during By Barbara Richmond Residents of the Greater Manchester area should send items for sale. ty scene, plus many other special hungry, the learning process will be east building and said for the first pound this week, with only six or 'hurch are clear. We share with you thannsgiving I Pumpkin Patch Phair, the com­ Herald Reporter their tax-deductible contributions to Oak Hill School, in Our Book of Common Prayer, crhhracing now the old and the new. nourishes worship all across ihisChut i hi There will be one niche for Christ­ significantly slow ^ if not halted “ Childrens’ Week.” The Junior time since 1976 the hospital has all seven dogs in residence. The others mittee has named ail of the booths items. “ Sandy” , a “ mostly Shepherd” care of Connecticut Bank & Trust Co., P.O. Box 431, .- splendid diversity and depth At this Convention a revised and enriched hymnal was afiprfpveiup-1 building which will make an in­ and has been for several weeks. She nrl t>f the Chunk'sh's seminaries by *all our congregations We hope for 1'« of their income eai h vear given to| Land will be a special place for the dog warden Richard Rand. creased amount of ambulatory sur­ was in poor condition when picked Sat & Sun Oct 2 & 3 he‘ seminarvseminary of choice children where they’ll see cartoons, Rand said the young dog was Such ncu life is of (lod. and providential in its very timing Our social order sullcrs de< ayed moral |)urpos« l gery possible, are now a reality, up but is looking better now that and have outdoor games and pony Hairdressing couple reminisces wearing a silver-colored choker and a dying hope of peace. It needs nothing more urgently than a Christian presence ol licsh vigor We < iinm • I Gallacher said. she’s been brush^ and fed by Rand. '^i’paratc liic in a reb(»rn ('hurch from life in a decadent and‘Suflering world, but wc < an be rec.illcd a'^l rides. There will also be a booth chain which he had to cut off I'hrislians lo our true anv' enduring identity In the power of that identity ('hrislians nun add lile to the worUI " Second east, an adult medical and Anyone wishing to adopt a dog jeri’s Antiques "for kids only” where they can buy because it was too tight. Sandy will cliising acquiesence in its destruction and indifference lo its pain end results that count and to make every Mond.iy at the same time. He leeling down and go out feeling surgical floor, has also been opened. should call Rand at the dog pound, (located at Tesslers Nursery) Mtire and more the superpowers race each other for nuclear advantage The lutuif look‘d short lor ibcl presents for their parents. No adults be ready for adoption tomorrow if Continued from page 11 the patrons happy,” John confided. does a special h.airdo for her,” Mrs. great.” This has four isolation rooms with 643-6642. If he’s not there call the 'lanei How shall we confront that stark prospect'’ Mow shall wc claim hope'* l!o\k shall we oiler hope ’ allowed. not claimed by her owner by that 1 40 W m I 81. Bolton Three truths we hold before ourselves and bid our people jfiin-us in embracing Wild Willie’s Woodshed will Scarlato said. “ It’s been a happy shop. It’s been special air handling and showers I’olice Department, 646-4555. I Identity I-osing a customer through death time. WeekendB or chance feature all handmade wooden items, added, “ And to me.” John lots his subtle sense of lioine away from home. We’ve had and a sound-proof quiet room for l'*irsl. we commend the truth of Christian historv that hope was highest when the liilure seemed vhiutexi has been difficult for the Scarlatos. Rand said the puppy is very good There is a $5 fee for adopting a Vlien the earliest generation of Christians gathered in devotion to "the Apostles doctrine aiul lellowsliip |oi including a handsome wooden train. humor shine through at times. One juite a few operators over the disruptive patients. fbe breaking of bread and the prayers." they lived in daily expectation of Ihc end Mislors s (ptn k i lose ml How do the Scarlatos feel about “ When I have to pull that card out of natured. dog, to make the transaction legal. 649-5991 People of the church have also of his patrons said to him, “ Make ,'ears. So.ne have left to open their A new set up for cardiology, on the ' ire and devastation, was a pr.omi.se of the Lord Yet. high hearledness has never been more keen m all Hie j the file and throw it away, it’s one of Becky, the part-Scotch terrier All dogs have to be licensed when cner.ilions o (’hrislians since Hope does not ri.se from an\ human pow<‘r to cfinlml It f imies b\ giti ul I been busy making all kinds of food going to work for someone else after me beautiful.” “ I told her 1 didn’t do iwn shops and have been very first floor, is expected to be the hardest things for me to do. It’s who appeared in the Herald column they become six months old. Painted & country furniture - baskets realion's controlling power, the love tif'(ifKl in Christ That love, in command ol ordinarv li\i‘s. fasbioned | items for the fair. Merry Mary’s being their own bosses for so many plastic surgery. That was 25 years successful,” Mrs. Scarlato said. available early in October. This will crtK's saints and martyrs who will always be the human measure of what it means to be a Cbrislmn like losing a member of the family,” last week, is still waiting to be quilts - stoneware - years? ago and she still reminds me about The Scarlatos set another record place all coronary testing close to II. Pilsriinage , Munchies booth will feature baked adopted as is Tiger, who was the pet The dog pound is located on town Second, we commend the truth that for Christians life is a journey Home is not here Acceptance of lh a j Mrs. Scarlato explained. of sorts because their salon has been coronary care and the special skill goods, including homemade pies “ It shouldn’t be too different — it,” he laughed. the week before last. property off Olcott Street. truth is the plain source of the early Church’s lilt in the face of doom Steadfast in "the Apostles doctrine andl breads and candy. w e’H be working on our own “ We’ve had a lot of patrons who One long-time customer, Vera located in the same place in the An­ nurses. fellowship" their hearts were usdismayed The earth, for all its wonder and beauty, otfers no abiding place r Christians ir e here as pilgrims . . , . . . L There will also be homemade patrons. We never felt like bosses. have had the same standing appoint­ Irwin of Manchester, who was drews Building, next to Cavey’s, on Those attending the luncheon, Human nature may know this truth, quite apart from Christian belief Just to be human seems to set u^s ml jams and jellies and a cheese booth. We had good operators who knew ment for 25 years. John has a having her hair done during the in­ East Center Street, since they provided by the hospital, were also search of home. Great moments do give us glimpses of what home ought to be, but harsh reality intrudes.I terview, commented, “ I come in here opened. taken on a tour of the new facilities. restlessness, suspicion, dread of suffering and loss, human cruelty and derangement, the multiplying! The Kozy Korner Kitchen will their work. We always felt it was the woman who has been coming in weapons of hideous violence on which the arming nations squander their riches I To be especially deplored, since we were certain it would be otherwise by now. is the determined racism! that grows and hardens in the world No less does racism and discrimination seem to yield lo our commit ! menUhat they be driven from the Church. Racism festers as unfinished business in the very house of God Service Notes All these intruders coll like the serpent into every Eden.. They The’ make any paradise partial, soiled, and ofteni sinister 'The human heart is made for more than the earth knows how to provide the world Believing opens the heart! Births «o heaven. It ^ is me believer tree lor the hopeful pilgrimage oi i.nrisiian calling Tlie whole convention exjwrienced such a moment of release We were gathered, nearly two thousand ofais. .n the mammoth cavern oi an ornate old movie theater Isolated at the mierfiphone on stage, under s shall of Owen joins Air Force light, stood a sm^lt.black man with a radiant face. Bishop Desmond Tutu oi.South Africa His governmenf Wesson, James Brian, Dorothy Jefferson of Memorial Hospital. Her Memorial Hospital. His Mary Murphy of grandfather is Charles mid not restore Kife’‘ca n ceil^ passport, but only grant a travel dmument long enough lo visil mir General Dutremble Babineau of 37 Hospital. Her maternal on and a few days longer. In South Africa Bishfip Tutu cannot vole In South Africa the bb’"*''' son of Robert A. Wesson Springfield, Mass. He has a maternal grandparents are maternal grandmother is Hicksville, N.Y. His pater­ Harris of South Glaston­ Thomas H. Owen of Center Street, Manchester, son of Got a maturing Linmore St. was born Sept. grandmother is Helen O. ore 80^; of the population, cannot vole. An 18 year old white male ran vote, however, heeau.se >Sr. and Bonnie Thompson 6 at Manchester Memorial brother, Derek Charles, 3. Brissette of 34 Liberty St. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin C. Arlene Cloutier of East nal grandmother is Alma bury. Lance Owen of Sanford, Maine, and Sally McKee of Ver­ marvelous biological irrelevance of skin." as the bishop tartly put it - , ■ Krummenacker of Sieffert, Adam Gerard, His courage in confronting injustice comes of knowing his real citizenship "The government hel Wesson of 472 Tolland Hospital. Her maternal Dorsey, Heather Anne, Her maternal grandfather Muldoon of 2922 Main St., Hartford and his paternal non, has entered the U.S. Air Force under the delayed challenged, "mu.sl know that the (Church is not frightened of any earthly power " In ringing sentences he went| Turnpike was born Sept. 2 grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Beverly R. is Joseph C. Brissette of Coventry and her maternal grandmother is Verna Hicksville, N.Y. >son of Alfred William enlistment program. on lo warn his government, and all governments insensitive to justice, what a fearful thing it is to lake on the Rufini o f Bolton. He has a Harris, Kyle Robert, Sieffert Jr. and Lorraine All-Sauers ('hurch of God "More are for us than can ever be against us. A vast throng no one can count, trmnevery na at Manchester Memorial Mrs. Roger Dutremble of Redyke and Walter Whit­ Auburn, Maine. Her pater­ great grandmother is Olga He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School and son of Robert C. Harris and Marquis Sieffert of 534 linn and every tribe, standing before the throne and before the Lapib. robed m white and bearing [lalms ml Hospital. His maternal Titusville, Fla. Her pater­ man Dorsey, of 64 Birch nal nandparents are Mr. MacLachlan of Sycamore brother, Jeremiah is scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air their hands, shout together 'Victory lo our God " ^ . I grandparents are Mr. and Mountain Ext., Bolton, was and Mrs. Roy .Johnson of 75 Trail, Coventry. Her pater­ Michael, 1V4. Monica Miller Harris of 369 Carpenter Road, Coventry To be enthralled by citizenship with angels and archangels and all the host of heaven is lo bring io earth ani nal grandparents are Mr. Force Base in Texas on Dec. 17. invincible meekness that sets the human spirit free That spirit prevails at last over all the stiiu lines <•! o[i-l Mrs. Clayton A. Thompson and Mrs. John Babineau of bora Sept. 1 at St. Francis Pleasant St. nal grandparents are Mr. Krummenacker Brian Lake Road, Andover was was born Sept. 4 at He will be trained in the aircraft armament systems. Jr. of East Hartford. His 29 Lynch Drive. She has a Hospital. Her maternal Shea, Kathleen Dale, and Mrs. Carl E. Lepak of Lawrence, son of K. bora Sept. 3 at Manchester Manchester Memorial totificole? ^'^When'Bishop Tutu finished his address, the thunder of prolonged applause could have cracked the plaster ofl Hospital. His maternal the old walls around us We had heard from a great pilgrim “ paternal grandparents are brother, Jake, 14 months grandparents are Mr. and daughter of Timothy 105 Norman Street. She has .Lawrence Krummenacker Memorial Hospital. His in Peace Mr. and Mrs. Calvin A. old. Mrs. Peter Redyke of Richard Shea and Kathleen one brother, Brian, 414 and and Mary Murphy maternal grandparents are grandmother is Ernestine Third, we commend the truth that Christians are bidden to rightofiusness Between the coming ol rhnsl and! Wesson of Glastonbury. He Rislau, Jenna Marie, Wycoff, N.J. Her paternal McConvllle Shea of 596 two sisters, Cynthia, 11, and Krummenacker of 57 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin B. Marquis of Tolland. His his coming again, the credibility of the Christian cause is established and sustained bv moral earnestness I Somerset enlists We’ve got extra Moral resolve understands love’ as action, not simply feeling .. . r. i has two brothers, Roger daughter of Raymond grandmother is Mrs. Bush Hill Road was born Susan, 8. Dougherty St. was bora Miller of Hebron. His paternal grandparents are Your bishops perceive the nuclear arms race as the most compelling issue in the world publu order riiel Allan Jr., 12Vs Matthew Ristau and Sharon Ristau Marion McCaleb of Myrtle Sept. 2 at Manchester Ryder, Nolan Patrick, Sept. 4 at Manchester paternal grandmother is Mr. and Mrs Alfred Todd S. Somerset, son of Mr. and Mrs. William arms race summons all morally'serious people to action Christians and Jews and all religious people are! Mrs. Alex Lindsay of Sieffert Sr. of Manchester. joined bv multitudes of no religious allegiance . , I Scott, 8Vk and one sister, of 92 Bolton St. was bora Beach. S.C. She has two Memorial Hospital. Her son of Dennis P. Ryder and Meihorial Hospital. His Somerset of Jurovaty Road, Andover, recently entered Thus the voice we raise in this Pastoral I.^lter mingles with a chorus across the earth in and out oi tbel He has a brother, Alfred Stephanie Karen, 4*4. Sept. 4 at Manchester sisters, Marice, 14, and maternal grandparents are Rosemary S. Price Ryder maternal grandmother is Manchester and paternal the U.S. Air Force under the delayed enlistment investmlent ent hours! churches. The chorus mounts each precious day of life on’the planet, warning against the strange msamlv that | Mulhiason, Joseph Memorial Hospital. Her Jennifer, 13. Mr. and Mrs. Richard J. of 91 Laurel St. was bora W. Ill, 2>4. grips the governments of the great nations. l- program. If your All-Savers Certificate is maturing, you're probably look­ We take seriously the lament of the former American ambassador lo the Sfiviel I nion (letitge Kennan who Dale, son of Dale R. maternal grandparents are Bloking, Christina McConville of 99 Keeney Sept. 1 at Manchester He is a 1982 graduate of East Catholic High School and writes. "We are losing control of weapons. .. Wc are becoming victims of the monster we have c reated 1 see ing for a profitable new investment opportunity. You needn’t It taking possession o f our imagination and beh3vior. becoming a force in its own right detaching itsc-lf from Mathiason and Lynn A. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mae, daughter of Dennis B. St. Her paternal grand­ Memorial Hospital. His OF MANCHESTER is scheduled to leave for basic training at Lackland Air look any further than First Federal Savings. the political differences that inspired It. and leading both parties inexorably lo the war the\ no longer know Williams Mathiason of 19 DellaFera of 90 Park St. Bloking and Meredith An­ parents are Mrs. maternal grandparents are CALDOR SHOPPINQ PLAZA Force Base in ’Texas on April 27. how to ’avoid." • Durant St. was bom Sept. 4 and her paternal grand­ drews Bloking of 66 Alison Constance Shea of 596 Bush Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Price He will be trained in the general purpose vehicle We have the two things you need: the highest paying invest­ Most of the passion for arms in America appears to rise from fear of a predatory nower II Bu*'Ma wouici ment opportunities around and convenient extra hours in which slow dowm. we would slow down. If Russia would sjop, wc would stop Who is free'’ Who is hccsiage to wtiom ' at Manchester Memoral parents are Mr. and Mrs. Drive, South Windsor, was Hill Road and the late of Uncasville. His paternal OPEN M0N.-FRI. 10-9 mechanic career field. From whence shall com e the moral freedom lo break the spiraling thrall ol seeking seeuritv in instrument'* Hospital. His maternal Eldward Ristau fo 25 S. born ^ pt. 3 at Manchester Edward W. Shea. She has a grandparents are Frances SA T . 1 0 -0 you can make your reinvestment. Here's our special schedule that only purchase a diminished safety for both countries and a mounting insecurilv tor the c-ntire world '■ Hawthorne St. Her pater­ Memorial Hospital. Her brother, Timothy Richard, E. Ryder of 190 Porter St. just for you: Does any Episcopalian seriously wish at this perilous moment for a muted ('hurch unreadv to risk tin- eor J grandparents are Mr. and recllve clarity of a heavenly citizenship’’ This citizenship transcends in prophetic judgment all ikiIMh cII Mrs. Norman Kloter of 65 nal great-grandfather is maternal grandparents are Itk. and William F. Ryder of S I M . 1 2 -5 Thursday, Sept. 30 Saturday, October 2 sv.stems. All human freedom finally depends on the value of human life and the freedom Irom paralvzing te.u I Lockwood St. and his Ludwig Ristau ot '28 Durkin Mr. and Mrs. Normand An­ Lepak, Erin Kathleen, South Windsor. Vernon, Glastonbury, that a transcendant allegiance bestows. I All Offices open We urge upon our people the detachment of penitence and forgiveness Such delachmenl quiets our I paternal grandparents are St. drews of Tequesta, Fla. daughter of Ronald Lepak Rufini, Jesse Brian, son Martin completes basic until 5:00 p.m. Silver Lane and Manchester fevers. R reveals our true identity We are pilgrims with first fealty to thecrueified and risen Chnst Hpldmgl Mr., and Mrs. Russell Jefferson, Matthew and her paternal grand­ and Kathleen Muldopn of Brian Michale Rufini offices open that identity clearly and firmly. (Hiristians may still disagree on tne means of peace We need not disagree I Navy Seaman John J. Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manchester open until however, oh our need for a dedicated military. We recognize that devote u « i **«» *K*»i m m mM • « m iw M * <■> fwm Pncti « ^ f * t . ' Bahineau, Sonya Lynn, $*r •(’ } IMP A'lMniMimatcnummmfM •*•*• records and forms. Instruction was also given in fun­ f^ptem ber 12. 1982 ,an. 8 7 5 -1 0 0 0 tM * It w mill m»*Mt mt MONDAY-FRIDAY 10-t SATURDAY 10-S damentals of the Army filing system, typing and opera­ New Orleans. Louisiana daughter of Wayne • U fffM tOMCOWOlATea ««|7 jg J l Babineau and Linda. i i tion of office machines.

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college, 24 percent at home, 15 per- ^ to 467 from 466 the previous year. away from low-paying fields such as • Seventy-six percent of Students By Patricia McCormack takers decline to give the personal cent in an apartment, and four per­ The tests are scored from 200 to 800, the arts and even liberal arts. planned to apply for financial aid to UPl Education Editor information. cent in a fraternity or sorority Scores each year are looked on as Schools that are highly selective • Computer science as an intended attend college. require applicants to have scores field of study is up 38 percent over • About one in five families (about house. Braves stop Dodgers again NEW YORK — Scholastic Ap­ a kind of barometer that shows how • Since 1974, when dorm titude Test scores are just one part well or poorly schools and students far above the averages. 1981's level. Interest in this major 20 percent) is estimated to be able No one knows what the slight in­ has tripled since 1978. to pay the full annual cost of educa­ preferences were distributed almost of what goes into the College Board arc doing. even ly between single-sex and New York 4-1, Pittsburgh tripped St. in the fifth. computers or data base as a result crease in scores means: a real turn • Nearly 20 percent of the 1982 tion at a public four-year college; 11 The Braves, who once led the divi­ “ This is hard to believe.” Peksonal information, meanwhile, coeducational, each year has seen a ' By Mike Tully Louis 7-3, and San Diego stopped CiiliB 4, Mels I up or a pause in the 19-year women headed for college are percent or around one out of 10, at a sion by 10A4 games before falling The Dodgers tied the score 2-2 in of nearly one million high school is used to construct a profile on the shift from single-sex (22 percent in ■ UPI Sports Writer Cincinnati 3-2 in 10 innings. At New York, Bill Buckner downslide? Some authorities said it aiming for business careers. Women private four-year college. apart and watching the Dodgers National League the seventh when Sax, with his third students nationwide taking its SATs entering college freshman class. Giunts 6. AbIpoh I slammed a two-run homer in the was not statistically significant. now account fop 56 percent of all in­ • More than two-thirds of students 1981) to coed (36 percent in 1982). hit of the game, singled home Bill each year. The 1982 scores came in the other Joe Torre knows better than to take over first place, are brimming At San Francisco, rookie Chili first to help Chicago snap the Mets’ Based on the personal information tended business and com m erce , were active in athletics in high • The percentage of students who Russell, who singled and stole se­ Other information concerns the day with all the other information. smile too early. But it would awfully with confidence. Davis and veteran Jeff Leonard four-game winning streak. form data, however, the following majors, lip from 36 percent in 1973. school; 43 percent in art, music or described themselves as belonging The Dodgers added a run in their cond. student's family income, need for The scores, the first time in 19 tough for him to frown right now. With one more game against the each hit home runs to power the Buckner’s homer gave him a career- points may be made with certainty • Interest in engineering careers dance; 42 percent in social or com­ to an ethnic minority increased Dodgers and three more — Friday, half of the 12th on singles by Ken Los Angeles scored in the first in­ financial aid, and such information years, squeaked up three points on “ Put it this way, I feel a lot more Giants. Leonard hit a two-run shot, high of 15 for the season and came about members of the 1982 high continued up for the eighth straight munity clubs; 34 percent in religious slightly from 18.1 percent in 1981 to Landreaux and Dusty Baker and ning. Sax singled, Monday walked as the student's ambitions, high average, up two on the verbal part secure than I did four hours ago,” Saturday and Sunday — in San Diego his eighth homer of the season, off after Ryne Sandberg was walked by school graduating class that headed year. Nearly one out of four males organizations, 28 percent in jour­ 18.3 percent. That is up from 11 per­ Pedro Guerrero’s double play and Dusty Baker struck out with Sax school grades and activities. of the test and one on the math part. the Atlanta manager said against the Padres, the Braves need loser Joe Niekro, 16-12, in the second Walt Terrell, 0-3. Buckner also had for college and comprises the 1982- opt tor a degree in engineering. nalism, debating, or dramatics; 23 cent in 1973. Of those identifying grounder. On the double play, caught stealing for a double play. Personal information is The miniscule advance trailed 1963 Wednesday night after Terry just three more wins to clinch the ti­ inning and DAvis led off the fifth three singles in the Cubs 10-hit at­ 83 college freshman class: • Median family income of college- percent in student government. themselves as minority, 48 percent Guerrero appeared to be safe at Guerrero then singled in Monday harvested by computer from a per­ scores by 87 points. The great dip Harper singled home Rafael tle, regardless of what the Dodgers with his 19th homer of the year to tack. • All students, but especially bound high school seniors this year • Fifty-eight percent of the college- were Black: 21 percent. Oriental; 16 first base but pulled up lame with a from second. sonal information form filled out by started after 1963's tests. Ramirez from second base with the or Giants do. give the Giants a 3-1 lead. Davis PirnICB 7 . Curdinulo 3 women, are aiming for high-paying is $26,800, up 11 percent from $24,100 bound said they wish to live in a percent, Hispanic (Mexican- hamstring before reaching first and In the fourth inning. Harper hit his 90 percent of those who take the The verbal average rose to 426, tie-breaking run with one out in the “ We’ve got to win three inore walked in the seventh and, after At Pittsburgh, Jason Thompson and technological fields of study and in 1981. dorm during the first two years of American or Puerto Rican). missed the bag. 3 first homer of the season, a solo shot .SATs each year. Ten percent of test- compared to 424 in 1981; the math. 12th inning, helping the Atlan’ta games and I know we’ll do it,” said and rookie Hedi Vargas drove in two The winning pitcher was Gene off Fernando Valenzuela. Royster stealing second base, suffered a bad­ Braves defeat Los Angeles 4-3 and Torre. “ And I ’d like to win the next ly sprained left He was assisted off runs each to lead the Pirates, Garber, 8-10. topped a grounder in front of the extend the Dodgers’ losing streak to three. I ’ll be glad to lose to the the field and is out for the year. Thompson’s double in the first in­ Los Angeles missed a chance to plate and beat it out for a single, eight games! Padres Sunday.” ' PliillicB 4, ExpoH 0 ning came during a four-run out­ Terry Forster, 5-6, the third win in the ninth after loading the going to second on catcher Mike “ Both teams played their butts off At Philadelphia, Steve Carlton burst off John Stuper. 9-7, and Chickenpox bases with one out. Steve Sax forced Scioscia’s throwing error. Glenn tonight and I know the feeling the Dodger hurler, walked Ramirez pitched a two-hitter to pick up his erased a 1-0 St. Louis lead. Advice leading off the 12th and after a runner at home and Rick Monday Hubbard then doubled home Royster Dodgers have right now,’! said maj( r-league high 22nd victory of Pa.Ir. B Rcils 2 Ramirez stole second. Bob Watson lined out to second to end the threat. to give the Braves a 2-1 lead. Torre. “They just can’t believe the season and G arry Maddox At San Diego, Terry Kennedy was walked intentionally. Harper The Dodgers also had a runner on Valenzuela worked seven innings vaccine in works what’s happening to them. Well, I ’m tripled to highlight a three-run se­ singled home two runs in the 10th to singled to center to score Ramirez base in both the 10th and lltli and and gave up seven hits. Tommy glad it’s them and not us with that cond that carried the Phillies. lift the Padres, The loss was the 99th while pinch runner Brett Butler failed to score. Boggs started for the Braves but feeling right now," Carlton, 22-11 had a no-hitter going of the year for Cincinnati, tying the She's older than he, but marriage works “ We’ve got to win all four, was lifted in the sixth. moved to second. After Dave ATLAN TA (U P I) — Federal health officials are The triumph gave the Braves a until Joel. Youngblood blooped a club record for futility, which was Stewart relieved, Jerry Royster (remaining games) and hope we get In other games, San Francisco taking a new look at the health impact of chicken- two-game lead over the Dodgers and broken bat single over the head of set in 1934 when they finished with a residing in St. Paul, Minn. ■’jokes’.’ about your roots friend. pox, a viral ailment that virtually everyone gets as singled home Butler with what some help, ” said a somber Los trounced Houston 6-1, Philadelphia San Francisco Giants with only four shortstop Ivan DeJesus with two out 52-99 mark. make you uncomfortable Well, that made my deci­ Angeles manager Tom Lasorda. blanked Montreal 4-0, Chicago beat DEAR ABHY: These I'm dating an older man a child. ..games to play. provecl to be the winning run . days you hear so much from the office, and we're and unhappy? If you sion easy. I chose my The infection, known to doctors as varicella, is about older women getting "serious." He's a haven’t, do so, and take mom, and she was ab­ usually so mild that many victims hardly know they marrying younger men. wonderful guy and your cue from his solutely thrilled. I feel have it. Until recently, little thought was given to Thanks for saying, "It CAN Dear Abby everyone considers him behavior. (He may be a lucky to have such a close its prevention. work out," quite a catch. nice guy with a peculiar relationship with my A vaccine to prevent it is in the works and the Royals remain alive When 1 was 33, 1 fell in Abigail Van Buren Now for the problem; sense of humor.) mother, and it made me national Centers for Disease Control wants to be Yaz decision questioned love with a 19-year-old He's constantly putting If he continues to hurt happy to be able to show ready with guidelines for its use. man. I had six children, no down my “ roots” and you after you’ve told him her in some small way how If a safe and effective vaccine does come into job and no money. He making fun of the little how you feel, you’ll know 1 feel about her. Sign me , . general use, says Dr, Robert William Amler of tbe Big news out of Boston Tuesday was the an­ accepted all of us. town 1 was raised in. you’re in love with a mean CDC’s immunization division, young persons un­ nouncement that Carl Yastrzem.ski has decided to Today 1 am 47, and he is Whenever he introduces and insensitive man, so LUCKY IN CINCINNATI dergoing anti-cancer chemotherapy could be the as Geronimo strikes play one more season for the Red Sox. It’s a mis­ 33. We have eight children me, he mentions the fact proceed at your own risk, primary group to benefit from it. P.S. My roots are in Iowa, HEAR LUCKY: Your take, Yaz, like so many aging athletes, already has (two are now happily "I'esterday 1 read an arti­ cannot be attributed to that I'm a "country girl 1 “ Many clinicians have known the frustration of Lemon also homered for Detroit mother is also lucky to played one season too long. At 43, he must fully married) and we alsorhave cle on marriage and one luck alone. For one thing, from a hick town’’ in Iowa, too, and I ’m proud of it!) seeing a young patient who was responding to treat­ Herald Angle By Freci McMane while Cal Ripken connected for have a daughter such as realize that major league baseball is a young man’s a grandchild. The children question was asked: " If vou're a unique couple — and puts me down in a very ment for a malignancy, succumb to a fulminating UPI Sports Writer Baltimore. HEAR ABBY: The vou. Add to the list of lucky game. The long-time Boston star has a burning goal American League and 1 will testify to what a you could change one thing you accept each other just mean and arrogant way. course of varicella,” said Amler in a paper on the ^ aiikccB l.'l, IndiiiiiB 6 ones the father who’s to play on one more World Series team but the way Earl Yost, Sports Editor It was perhaps poetic justice that loving husband and father about your spouse, what the way you are. Then he laughs and makes letter from “ No Name in subject and in a recent interview. At Cleveland, Ken Griffey drove New Mexico,’’ whose asked to be his .son’s best the Red Sox have a way of folding in the stretch the "The Cowboy’s" birthday be spoiled we have, and he will testify would it be?" Abby, would a joke of it. Of course. I ’m He said recognition of the need to modify or pre­ in five runs and Jerry Mumphrey to the shower of blessings Albert Einstein reported­ future daughter-in-law man — and son .whose best dream may not be realized...Just wondering how by Geronimo. you believe 1 couldn't think hurt. What should I do? I vent varicella has increased in recent years with Geronimo, a reserve outfielder on knocked in four more to highlight an he has received from us. ly said, "Women marry asked her to be matron of friend is his father. many tennis buffs took in the rain-delayed Volvo After all. how many times in the of one thing? Then 1 asked love the guy, but I wonder widespread improvements in anti-cancer the Royals, played in five NL cham­ 18-hit attack that carried the When we married, men hoping they will honor, reminded me of my Men’s Tennis Tournament in North Conway, N.H., movies did Gene Autry get the best rny husband that question. if 1 can plan a happy future chemotherapy and management of diseases which Yankees to victory. Jay 'Howell change, and men marry wedding. Problems? You’ll feel which was finally completed Tuesday, Ivan Lendl of the indians? pionships and three World Series almost everyone thought it He thought for a long time, with a man who seems to suppress the body’s immune system disease went five innings to pick up his se­ women hoping they will When 1 started making better if you get them off returned and whipped Jose Higueras in 7Vz minutes. wife which took part in the singles net play last Autry was hoping to offer a cham­ with the Cincinnati Reds before wouldn't last, but we con­ and finally said, “ 1 can't delight in ridiculing my defenses. cond victory against three losses not. So each is inevitably Lendl led 3-2 July 26 when rain halted play and it weekend were the Balcomes, Jim Balcome was pagne toast on his 75th birthday coming over to the AL in 1981. sidered all the negative think of anything either." small-town roots. plans for my wedding, 1 your chest. Write to Abby, disappointed." “ Many childhood cancers are now treatable and ousted in the semifinals and Joy Balcome was loser Geronimo’s seventh-inning single and reliever George Frazier went aspects plus objections HEARTSICK FROM was stumped at first as to P.0, Box 38923, Hollywood, was re.sumcd this week...Brother and sister act Wednesday night in honor of his LUCKY US some are even curable. There really is a need to in the women’s finals...Marilyn Pet, who serveil triggered a four-run seventh inning the final four innings to pick up his from parents — his and IOWA whom 1 wanted for my Calif. 9(K)38. For a personal paced.East Catholic High’s cross country teams to California Angels clinching the prevent that part of the population from getting two terms as president of the New England Relays’ that put the Royals ahead, 6-5. first save in his 63rd appearance of mine — and we decided it KKVR I.UC.KV: You l)i:\R ABBV: 1 was matron of honor. Then my reply, please enclose a victory this week when Steve Kittredge paced a American League West cham­ varicella." the season inav be lucky, but the born and raised in a small m;\R HEARTSICK: double win over Northwest Catholic and South Committee, was presented a gift from Pat Mistret- pionship. Geronimo played center in place of could work out if we cared fiance told me the matron stamped, self-addressed A vaccine to prevent chickenpox may be closer success of your marriage town in Iowa, and I'm now Have you told him that his Catholic and sister Teri Kittredge led the Eaglettes ta, coordinator, at the September meeting...Dave But, for the second straight night Amos Otis, who was lost to the club Blur Ja\B 8, TwiiiB 0 enough about each other. of honor should be my best envelope. than many realize. At the present time, a live, over the same two Catholic girls’ squads...Look for Kozlovich, new treasurer fot the relays, and well- the Kansas City Royals staved off for the season last week with a At Toronto, Gary Ward knocked in attentuated vaccine is undergoing clinical trials in an official announcement from Pratt & Whitney known golfer, admits his game has improved since elminination from the pennant race pulled abductormuscle. four runs with a three-run homer 15 university medical centers across the United Aircraft to again lend a big financial assist to the he stopped playing every day. Kozlovich, now in by beating the Angels. 6-5, behind "There’s no pressure on Cesar,” and an RBI single and John Castino States, under a grant from the National Institute of 1983 New England Relays in June. Dates for the retirement, plays out of the Manchester Country the hitting of Cesar Geronimo. Kansas City’s George Brett said,. slapped a two-run triple in powering Kidney stone treatment in state of flux Allergy and Infectious Diseases. the Twins to victory. Brad Havens, eighth annual two-day track and field and road race Club...Ray Stone, a member of the Relays' Com­ The loss froze California’s magic " He’s not even supposed to be The vaccine already has been administered in 10-13, sattered nine hits and walked competition will be June 25-26, mittee and distance runner, is an attorney with number at two for clinching its se­ playing. He can go O-for-4. He’s not this country to leukemic children in various stages two in notching his second victory in Pratt & Whitney as is Vern Haiischild, Relavs' cond division championship in four supiosed to be the guy that wins but it may be that the it dilute. woman that is resulting in of cancer chemotherapy and also to a number of his last eight decisions. HEAR HR. LAMB: Is Top -seeds president. years. The Royals, who now trail the ballgames for us. He can play stones were'in a location in Today medical kidney an increased and there a medicine to dis-‘. healthy adults. Angels by 2Vz games, have four relaxed and eveything he does is a Rangrrs .5. V b .'1 the kidney that would not specialists are more likely noticeable hair growth on Amler said all of the recipients apparently Top-seeded entry in the Men’s Town Tennis At Arlington. Texas. Larry solve kidney stones? A Window dressing games remaining against Oakland plu^ " create a problem — that is. to let a person use milk and the face, chest and arms? developed an immunity to the virus. Doubles Tournament this weekend at Charter Oak urologist told my son that while California plays three against Elsewhere in the AL, Milwaukee Parrish drove in the winning run dislodge and start to pass milk products in modera­ Do you recommend some “ Thus, prospects for availability of a safe and im­ Park will be the father and son team of Earle and Gordie Howe’s role, with the Hartford Whalers is with a seventh-inning single and the stones he has could not Your Health Texas. topped Boston 6-3, Detroit edged or obstruct the urine flow. tion and reduce the sort of estrogen treatment, munogenic vaccine against varicella, appear Mike Custer, The latter copped the Men’s Singles ti­ simply window dressing and in public relations. The be removed by surgery. Geronimo. batting in the Nq. 9 Baltimore 3-2, New York routed Tom Henke earned his first major In other words, he may calcium intake only if it is nutritional treatment or favorable,” he said. tle for the third straight year last weekend. Mike all-time hockey great will have nothing to do with That was three years ago. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. position in the lineup, collected a Cleveland 13-6, Minnesota blanked league victory in sparking the have thought surgery excessive. Urologists still electrolysis? Custer is now assisting Pro Dan Kennedy at the the team on the ice. Marty Howe was with Boston Rangers. Jeff Burroughs homered If a new treatment for .N single, triple and homer, scored Toronto 80. ’Texas defeated Oakland wasn’t necessary. tend.to restrict calcium for- Manchester Racquet Club with clinic last night in the exhibition against the Whalers in this condition is available I DEAR READER: My three runs and knocked in two 5-3 and Chicago nipped Seattle 6-5. for Oakland. The one thing most calcium kidney stones. groups...Defending champs in the Men’s Doubles Hartford and the report is that he’ll stay with the \\ hilc Sox ft. MariruTH .5 will urge him to get further first recommendation others to give the Royals their se­ specialists agree on is that Some diuretics (hydro- will be the team of Steve Hadge and Mike Good­ National Leaguers who are short of defensemen.. At Chicago, rookie Greg Walker’s medical attention. He is 33 would be to find out what cond straight come-from-behind vic­ Tigers .’1, OriolcB 2 it is important to drink chrolothiazide) prevent the man...Top seed in the Women’s Doubles will be Whaler pre-season ticket sales are off by 180 over a years old and works in a kind of hormone im­ At Detroit, pinch hitter John two-run triple capped a three-run enough water to keep your loss of lots of calcium in town singles champ Jackie Morelewicz and Kathy year ago...Should Holy Cross defeat Yale Saturday tory over the Angels. highly skilled job and has balance, if any. exists. If it “ Geronimo is a pro.” Kansas City Wockenfuss hit a leadoff homer in fifth inning that carried the White the progressive enlarge­ different minerals. urine dilute, 24 hours a day. the urine. By decreasing King. Last year’s winners, Julia Britnell and Bar­ in the Yale Bowl it will be the first time in 110 years been in good health is caused by a hormone im­ Manager Dick Howser said. “ He’sa the ninth inning to give the Tigers Sox to victory. LaMarr Hoyt. 18-15, ment of stones, prevent Some physicians instruct the amount of urinary bara Ross will be playing with new partners. Finals that the Elis have lost three straight games. The otherwise, as far as 1 balance problem then it veteran player who has been their victory. The loss was the fifth earned the victory with Salome new stones or will dissolve It is fair to say the treat­ their patients to measure calcium you decrease the in both divisions will be Sunday... One husband and last time it occurred was in 1872! know. should be corrected. through this before. He’s a good in the last seven games for the Barojas notching his 21st save. Todd stones that are present. It ment of kidney stones is in the specific gravity chances of forming You may be interested to player and has been on some good Orioles and their fourth in a row to Cruz hit his 16th home run for HEAR READER: Yes, depends a lot on the type of a state of flux. 1 don’t know (concentration) of their calcium stones. And learn that in women who the Tigers. Mike Laga and Chet Seattle’s final run in the ninth'. there are several stone a person has. Stones why the surgeon didn’t urine with instructions to whether the urine is acid or clubs.” produce an excess of an­ medicines that either stop are made up of many want to operate on your son drink enough water to keep alkaline affects the stones. drogens (such as I You'll learn spme of the te.stosterone I a diuretic, new ideas about treating Post oufkicks MCC spironolactone (Afdac- s', nes in The Health Letter Brewers step nearer goal tone) has proved to be 11-2, Kidney Stones :8, Hildur Zawistbwski 462. of walking, talking and that you don’t have to rush Milwaukee effort. 8. Make time each day to terference and as gracious- eating to get somewhere, arising 1914 “ I ’m proud of the job I do If I do relax, meditate and exer- ly o® possible. Yes, it will his collections each week to pay his Red Sox. He has only 96 at-bats and 8 ”lt might have been his best game 3. Organize your day to early if necesary. it, I ’m contributing. Everyone has cise. be difficult but really, what of the year, especially against a e lim in a te unnecessary 6. Set‘ priorities instead bill, whether or not he has received 'Good team effort', Bennet runners his job,” Yost said. RBls all season. 9. Make time for rituals, oan you do? “ It’s a fairy tale. It’s what ballclub like that," said Boston deadlines, of handling everything at And Yost is so accustomed to his myths, and traditions. You still have plenty of everybody dreams about. It’s a Manager Ralph Houk. 4 Leave enough tim e once and learn to delegate. 649-5241 payment from his cuatjmera. When day ending before the national 10. Make' your midday time to find the right man post twin win "It was a struggle. ” said Tudor, anthem that he didn’t bring any bats reward for six years in the minors break a real "break." for you. If he is no longer 65 E. Cantor Strael he doesn't get paid, h j has to dip and 2 V2 years on the bench. It makes vyho threw 173 pitches. “ I never Whalers tie Bruins Bennet boys’ and g irls’ cross on Milwaukee’s last, crucial, 7- 11. Learn to live With un- interested in you now, Manchastar, Cl. everything I ’ve done to get here really got my rhythm but 1 still was game road trip. finished tasks. doesn’t that mean that the into his pocket to make up the country teams turned back Timothy worthwhile. It’s the thrill of a life throwing the ball all right.” Edwards Wednesday in South Wind­ “ No need to. 1 figured I might play Thoughts 12. Work in a place that relationship could never took too much (penalty killing) out tim e," he said. Don Sutton, in his Fenway debut, difference. 'By Earl Yost sor. The girls took a 17-43 verdict after we clinched it," he said. is not chronically high- work out in the long run of our club. The first (Boston) goal Pennant drives have a way of called the park “ the prettiest I ’ve Sports E(jltor and the boys a 25-33 decision. Not to worry. Yost was sum­ pressured and chaotic. anyway? was a bad one. It seems that every producing improbable heroes and seen” and matched Tudor over Bennet’s Debbie Dussault took moned Wednesday night after first- 13. Establish life goals. Look around. Are there game we give up one bad goal,” Yost certainly carved himself a seven innings. Sutton, though salvation?’’’ You can help make a small Preview o f the Hartford Whalers' thegirls’ race in 11:39 over a 1.9 mile string catcher Ted Simmons left for A Welsh minister begin­ Put your goals (on and off other boys you might be- Kish continued. niche in history. His game-winning warned about the Green Monster "The clock of life is home National Hockey League layout wtih Edwards’ Rick Durkee a pinch-runner in the eighth. Coach ning his Sunday morning the job) in writing and noticing for the first time, blow all but eliminated the second- (left field wall), gave up a 2-run wound but once. businessman from going under If home opener Oct.9 against Boston taking the boys’ competition. No Sal Bando told Yost to be ready, that sermon leaned over the review them once a year on too? Hartford tallies were by Blaine place Orioles, for Baltimore is four homer to Jim Rice and a solo shot to And no man has the was witnessed last night by 8,716 time was listed for Durkee. he would win the game, a statement pulpit and said these words your birthday. Shy? Write for Dr. Stoughton, Greg Adams and hard­ games back and must win its last Gary Allenson, both over the wall power you pay your carrier fans at the Hartford Civic (Jenter Results. Boys—1. Durkee (E ), 2. Yost liked hearing but really didn't to his congregation, If these hints do not help B l a k e r ’ s n e w s le t t e r working Ray Neufeld who gave an five games — the final four of which and into the screen in left. To say just when the and neither side came away with a Tim SUhl (B ). 3. Mike Murdock believe. "Friends, I have a question relieve your pressured life "Shyness.” Send 50 cents Weekend special when he calls to collect. Thank you. all-out performance on ev ;ry shift. are against Milwaukee. “Vou see, I wasn’t bothered by the hands will stop: victory. (E), 4. Tom Lyons (B), 5. John The game was tied 3-3 when he to ask. I cannot answer it. style, consider and a stamped. Self­ O Boston scores were by Craig " I t ’s going to be tough for us to wall. I threw it into the net,” he At late or early hour. Hacker (B). 6. Senan Gorman (B), came to bat in the ninth. Yost You cannot answer it. If an professional counseling, addressed envelope to Dr. The sixth pre-season exhibition MacTavish, Norman Leveille and lose it now,” said Moore. “ It would said. Now is the only time we 7. Mike Cohen (E ), 8. Doug Stoker arrived at the plate with two men angel from Heaven were There may be internal con- Blaker in care of this for the Whalers wound up in a 3-3 Terry O’Reilly. be tough for the good LordTand his The Brewers scratche out single here. He could not answer own (B), 9. Peter mollett (B), 10. Pat on, two out, and Charlie Moore’s bat flicts that are adding to the newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Large Roses tie. eight disciples to beat us four runs in the second on a Don Money it. If a devil from hell were To do His precious will. Schaffner (E ). in his hand. problem. Radio City Station, New Manchester Herald The Whalers have a 2-3-1 exhibi­ straight.” homer, in the third on a single by here, he could not answer Do not wait until “ We didn’t play good positional G irls - 1 . Dussault (B ) 11:39 for Two pitches later, he was circling HEAR DR. BLAKER: York, NY 10019. tion slate with games Friday night Milwaukee also is the best road Simmons, and in the fifth on a tomorrow. hockey,” Whaler Coach U r r y Kish 1.9 miles, 2. Sheryl Veal (B), 3. the bases as his threerun homer it” I am 14 years old and I Write to Dr. Blaker at Manchester Conn against the New York Rangers and team in the American League and sacrifice fly by Robin Yount. For the clock may then ^ 4 . 1 0 abunch explained. “ We got a good team ef­ Kristine Howard (B), 4. Cheri helped Milwaukee to a 6-3 win over Everyone’s attention have never written a letter the above address. The Saturday night in Johnstown, Pa., they have taken two straight from Houk brought in Mark Clear to be still." fort. I can’t fault the effort but we Finkelstein (B), 5. Mandy Peyton the Boston Red Sox. was focused upon the for advice before. volume of mail prohibits against Pittsburgh. . the Red Sx. Boston put up a gallant pitch the ninth and the Boston - Selected are making a lot of mistakes. I felt (E). 6. Micaela Mansley (E), 7. “ 1 can’t believe it happened,” said minister as he proceeded. , I h a v e had a n ic e personal replies, but effort Wedneday behind John Tudor, reliever displayed the ineffec­ CASH & 85 E. CENTER ST. that overall we had a good game. The annual NHL waiver draft will Jamie Ross (B), 8. Stacey Tomkiel Yost, who has two career hits "The questiqn is this . . . Rev. George Emill, boyfriend for about six questions of general in­ who held the Brewers to seven hits tiveness that has troubled him since terest will.be discussed in CARRY 649-5268 “ The penalties in the second be Monday and the Whalers are (B ), 9. Pat Dubel (E ), 10. Sue Allen against Boston, both homers, and ‘How shall we escape, if we Associate Pastor montns.months. Hetie ISis real curecute anuand ...... over eight innings. June. period turned the game around. It hoping to be active. (B). had not batted this year against the neglect so great Church of the Nazarene polite. My parents like him future columns. 647-ee4ft 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 30, 1982 - 17 I(» - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tiilurs.. Sept. 30, 1982 iHames in the hews Future of field hockey A « Bill Walton S c o r e b o a r d SAN DIEGO (UPl) — Former All-Star center Bill Walton, whose once-meteoric career nose-dived because of repeated foot injuries, \b\oW will launch a one-game-a-week comeback with the San Diego Clippers shaky on school level while attending law school. “Depending on how it goes, in January we may increase the amount Wednesday s Sports Transactions of playing time, maybe to two or three games a week,” General ByLenAuster SEATTLE CHICAGO BALTIMORE DETROIT By United Press International Manager Ted Podleski said Wednesday. ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bi MAJOR Basketball Herald Sportswriter Moses rf 5 2 4 0 RLaw cf 4 2 3 0 Bumbry cf 4 0 10 Johnson 3b 30 10 Boston — Signed center Darren Tillis Walton, 29, a former UCLA All-America standout, led the Portland Castillo 3b 5 0 11 Squires, lb 4 2 2 2 Ayala ph 1 0 0 0 Wilson cf 40 10 to a mulli-vear contract Blazers to the NBA championship in 1966-77 before three Brown cf 5 12 0 Baines rf 4 2 3 2 Dempsey c 0 0 0 0 Herndon If 40 10 LEAGUE Detroit (CBA) — Signed forward Trail ------. . . Can girls’ soccer and field hockey Baseball Bochte dh 3 0 11 Kemp If 4 0 0 0 Gulliver 3b 4 0 0 0 Parrish c 40 10 Marvin Barnes. successive fractures of his left foot hobbled his career. co-exist on the scholastic level? Edler pr 0 0 0 0 Walker dh 3 0 12 .Singletn dh 4 0 10 Lemon rf 4 13 1 LEADERS New York — Signed free agent forward That has been a question raised Maler lb '4 1 1 1 Kittle ph 1 0 0 0 Murray lb 4 0 0 0 Cabell lb 4 0 0 0 Bernard King of (iolden Slate to an offer Simpson cf 4 0 2 1 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 I,ownstn If 4 0 10 Laga dh 3 111 ''heef Lee Trevino with the continued advent of the Mercado c 3 0 0 0 VLaw ss 3 0 10 Nolan c 3 0 10 Wcknfs ph 1111 Philadelphia — Announced it will not former sport with the latter alleged­ Sweet c 1 0 0 0 Rodrigz 3b 4 0 10 Shelby cf 0 10 0 Brookns 3 0 0 0 By United Press international match a 1-voar contract offered to SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) — The chances that Lee Trevino TCruz ss 4 12 1 Dillard 2b 4 0 0 0 Ripken ss 3 111 Trmmll 20 10 Batting forward Steve Mix bv Milwaukee might walk off with the Texas Open title this week are not all that ly suffering dramatic losses. NATIONAL LEAGUE .ICruz 2b 4 0 0 0 Dwyer rf 3 0 11 iHasiHl on 31 plate appearances x Utah — Released free agent guard Ray good, but if there was ever a sentimental favorite in a tournament it is Can they exist together? By United Press International Totals X 5 13 5 ToUls 35 6 11 6 Dauer 2b 30 10 number of games each team has played) Beer of Humboldt Stale, and rookies East Seattle 1X210X1-5 Crowly ph 0 0 0 0 National League Kl(k Campbell of Middle Tennessee Trevino. , Definitely — maybe. W L Pet. GB Chicago 3XOXOOX-6 Rocnirk ph 0000 g ab r h pet. State. Rilev Clarida of U>ng Island. Mike Trevino, plagued once again by back problems this year, returns to A survey among member Central x-St. Louis 91 68 .572 - F<—Simpson. Baines. DP—Seattle 1. Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 Oliver. Mtl 156 X3 87 2X .3X Mark of (Iregon. Mike Edwards of New Philadelphia 86 72 .544 4^ LOB—Seattle 7. Chicago 6. 2B~Moses. Totals X 2 7 2 Totals X 3 10 3 MadhK’k. Pitt 152 566 92 IX 318 Orleans. Thad Garner of Michigan. Alvin the tour today and the Mexican-American population of this city is Connecticut Interscholastic League Montreal 84 74 .532 S(|uire.'5 V. Law. R. Law. Baines. 3 ^ 'None out when winning scored) Hiickner. Chi 1X643 92 IX 3X .laekson of Southern University, and Mike expected to turn out in large numbers to cheer for their hero. (CCIL) schools shows field hockey Pittsburgh 82 76 .519 S>/^ Maler. Walker. HR—Baines (24). T. Cruz Haltimure 010 OX X I - 2 Durham. Chi 146 XI 81 164 3X McKav of Connecticut , is healthy in two towns, on semi­ Chicago 71 88 .447 20 (16). SB—R. Law (X). brown (X). J. Detroit 010IX X I - 3 I.Smith. StL 1X5B3 120 179 .307 Baseball / New York 64 94 .405 26>/^ Cruz (45.), Moses <4). DP—Baltimore 1 LOB—Baltimore 9. (iuerrero. LA 1X575 87 175 304 New York (NL) — Fired Jack. Aker as JoAnne Garner firm but 'unsteady footing in two West IP‘ H RERBBSO Detroit 7. 2B — Parrish, Trammell, Hernandez. SlL 157 569 78 170 2X manager of their Tidewater club of the other communities and is in possible Atlanta 87 71 .561 - Seattle lx?nion. Dwyer. HR—Ripken (26). L ^ a Kennedv SD 149 546 75 IX 2X iulernalional League SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPl) - The LPGA Tour is winding down its 1982 danger in another. Los Angeles 85 73 .538 2 Nunez (L 1-2) 4 1-3 9 6 6 1 5 (3). Lem on'(18). Wockenfuss (7). SB— Hi.ker LA 143 5X 76 165 2£7 Football campaign with JoAnne Garner and Beth Daniel, who have dominate San Francisco 85 73 538 2 Andersen 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 .Johnson (6). Trammell 2 (16). S—Ripken. i’ena. Pitt 137 497 X 147 .296 Phoenix lUSFL) — Signed linebacker Manchester is one town where it San Diego 80 78 .506 7/ Glcaton 2-3 1 IP H RERBBSO American League .loe Skladanv Tgsf’ the circuit with five victories each, battling for the top spot on the Houston 75 83 .475 12 Cuudill 11-3 1 Baltimore . g ab pel I|(Kkey just may survive. Cincinnati SB 99 .373 28 Chicago I’almer 6 1-3 8 2 2 1 1 WiiM.n KC 1X572 85 192 3X Detroit — Assigned goallender Jim money list. ^ . j Despite the growth of girls’ soccer X"clinched division title Hovl (W 18-15) 6 10 4 4 0 5 T Mrtnz (L8-8) 12-3 2 1 1 1 0 Yount. Mil 151 613 1242C2 ,3X Hiilherford. defensemen Greg Joly and Garner and Daniel are the favorites in a $150,0(X) which begins today FOOTBALL the past three years. Wednesday's Results Bru.sstar 21-3 3 1111 Detroit Murniv. Ball 146 5X 84 170 319 Heiean Cloutier, left wings Eric Vail and at the Almaden Country Club. In addition to the tournament s prize Chicago 4. New Vork 1 Barojas (S 21) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 t ’jdur 8 1-3 7 2 2 3 3 f’nrew Cal 1X515 X IX 317 .loe Paterson and right wing Don Field hockey can survive, if Pittsburgh 7. St. Louis 3 Hovt pitched to 1 batter in 7th. Maitev 0 0 0 0 1 0 rooiHT Mil IX 632 101 IX .315 Miiidoc h to Adirondack of the American FORECAST money, also at stake is $300,000 from the LPGA series bonus pool. enough work is put into it. "(Sur­ Philadelphia 4. Montreal 0 Balk-Nunez. T-2:52. A-19.531. 'n)hik (W 4-8) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 (Jonia Tor 143 582 87 181 311 Ifnikev League San Diego 3, Cincinnati 2, 10 innings Bailey pitched to 1 batter in 9th; T. McRae. KC IX6X K IX 3X Winnipeg — Slgni^ free-agent defense­ 3 vival) will depend on how much San Francisco 6. Houston 1 Kim. Bos 141 5X 82 172 3(77 BALTIMORE DETROIT Martinez pitched to 1 batter in 9th. man Wade Campbell to a multi-year SATURDAY, Oct. 2 Drew Pearson work the jayvee and varsity coach Atlanta 4. Los Angeles 3. 12 innings ab r h bi ab r h bi T-2:41 A-fl.807 Harrah Clev ” 1X5X X179 :iR nntraet Thursday’s Games 3 0 10 Molitor. Mil 1X643 134 IX .303 Alabama 36 Arkansas St 17 SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) - Dallas Cowboys wide r e i v e r put into recruitment, getting in­ 5 •- ■ H ' Bumbry cf 4 0 10 Johnson 3b Home Runs ^ ’i A 4 (All Times EDT) Ayala ph 1 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 10 Arizona St 31 Kansas S 116 Drew Pearson was ordered Wednesday to pay more than $45,000 to a terest, and if they want to start with Cincinnati (Scherrer 0-1) at San Diego Sakata 2b 0 0 0 0 Herndon If 4 0 10 CIHCAGO NEW YORK , National League — Kingman. NY 37. m (Hawkins 2-5), 4.06 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi Mur[»hv. Atl • 36; Schmidt. Phil 34, Arkansas 27 TCU 12 brand new people and make a HernW photo by Pinto Gulliver 3b 4 0 0 0 Parrish t 4 0 10 3 0 0 0 local bank in a default ruling. . i St Louis (Anduiar 15-101 at Pittsburgh 4 13 1 Wills 2b 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf Horner. Atl and Guerrero. LA X Army 17 Harvard 14 Singletn dh 4 0 10 Lemon rf 4 10 0 Gardnhr ss 3 0 0 0 District Judge David Peoples ordered Pearson to pay $37,000 plus program out of it,” said Mary Faig- (Sarmiento 8-4i. 7:35 p.m. Murray lb 4 0 0 0 Cabell lb 4 0 0 0 Sandbrg 3b , Ai .vTican League — Thorrias. Mil 39. , Sports Baylor 20 Houslon 17 Montreal (Sanderson 12-12) at Phila­ Hu'knr lb 4 14 2 Kingmn ph 1 000 Winfield, NY and Re.Jackson. Cal 37 interest of $7,800 and lawyers fees after the all-pro receiver failed to nant, who coached field hockey 13 MANCHESTER’S BETH PAGANI (29), KIRSTEN ENGLISH (24) IN ON FIELD HOCKEY PLAY Lowns'ln If 4 0 10 Laga' dh 3 111 4 0 10 Falcone p 0 0 0 0 Boise St 21 N Arizona 17 delphia (Balter 0-0). 7:35 p.m. Nolan c 3 0 10 Wcknfs ph 1111 •lohn.stn rf nulivie. Mil X; Murray. Ball. Parrish. ''Calendar respond to a suit fiied by the Frost National Bank of San Antonio. seasons before retiring prior to the Criicaeo (Noles 9-13) at New York W'hkIs rl 1 0 0 0 Foster If 4 110 Dot and Thornton. Clev 31 Boston College 18 Temple 17 Shelby cf 0 10 0 Brookns 2b 3 0 0 0 4 0 10 The bank alleged Pearson, Cowboys defensive end Harvey Martin ’82 campaign. “I .had been doing . . .how much longer sport will survive Is modern day question to be answered (Swan 11-7). 7:35 p.m. Ripken ss 3 111 Trmmll 2 0 10 .Mnrelnd c 4 0 10 SUub lb Runs Batted In Bowling Green 32 W Michigan 30 Houston (LaCoss 6-6) at San Francisco Hall cf 4 12 0 Rajsich rf 4 0 2 1 National League — Murphy. .imi Dwyer rf 3 0 11 BYU 45 Texas-El Paso 6 0 and former Houston Oilers quarterback John Reeves only made four this in the past. It can be done. 4 0 0 0 (Barr 4-3». 10:35 p.m. Dauer 2b 3 0 10 Thmpsn If 4 12 1 Brooks 3b Oliver Mtl IX; Buckner. Chi M Atlanta (Camp IM l) at Los Angeles 2 0 0 0 Reynolds c 2 0 0 0 Cent Michigan 41 E Michigan 13 payments on a loan the trio had taken out to open up a jazz club in San That’s why I won’t say the program Crowly ph 0000 I'lctchr' ss Hendrick. StL IX; Clark. SF UE . Thuradav and about 35 at the latter. Fermi (Hooton 3-7). 10:35 p.m. Prolv p 2 0 0 0 Hodges c 1000 American League — McRae. KC 126. Clemson 12 Kentucky 7 Antonio. will falter.” Roonick ph 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Giles 2b 3 0 10 CiMipor. Mil 116; Thornton. Clev 115 s o c u k r ' also offers a freshman program. Friday s Games Dempsev c 0 0 0 0 llcrtmdz p Colgate 20 Dartmouth 14 Falgnant in her final year had 32 New York at Philadelphia, night TidrcfW p 0 0 0 0 Terrell p 1000 Thomas anil Yount. Mil 112. SiinHliury ul Munrliehlrr, J:.30 Both field hockey and soccer are Tcdals X 2 7 2 Totals 32 3 10 3 0 0 0 0 Columbia 22 Penn 14 candidates. Rookie Coach Janice ‘Field hockey is the oldest organiised girls* Montreal at Pittsburgh, night (None out when winning scored) Morals ph 10 0 1 Sisk p Stolen Bases Kiilkcley al EunI CulliolU’ (girls), Mike Strachan offered at the middle school with 25 Cincinnati at Houston, night Smith p 0 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 10 10 National League - Raines. Ml! 76. Cornell 15 Boston University 10 Dahm had a turnout of 25, including Baltimore ' 010 OX X I - 2 0 0 0 0 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Former Saints running back Mike sport at Manchester High SchooL We would be out for the former sport and 20 for Atlanta at San Diego, night Detroit 010 IX X I - 3 Howard 2b I. Smith. SlL 67; Moreno. Pill X; Wilson, ;i:l5 freshmen. There was a separate Los Angeles at San Francisco, night DP—Baltimore 1. LOB—Baltimore 9. Totals 34 4 10 4 TotalsToUls • 3116 1 NY X. S.Sax. LA 49 El EM) HOCKEY Delawere 27 Lehigh 24 Strachan, sentenced to three years in prison for selling cocaine to soccer. rhicagn 2X 0X 000-4 Nmerican League — Henderson. Oak team a year ago at Illing Junior reluctant to eliminate it or hurt the program.* Detroit 7. 2B — Parrish. Trammell. Muiiclifsier ul (Uinurd, 3:30 Duke 24 Navy 21 other NFL players, said he was "sold out” by peers who committed What happens if push comes to Lemon. Dwyer. HR—Ripken (26). Laga Now York 0X1X00(^-1 |v>6 Garcia Tor 54: J.Cruz. Sea 45, High including ninth graders but AMERICAN LEAGUE Iv Hodges. DP—New York 1 Triple Molitor. Mil 41; R.Law. Chi. Wathan and VOI.I.EYBALE Rorlda 30 Louisiana St 10 Jacob Ludes, MHS principal shove in the future? (3) Lemon (18). Wockenfuss (7). SB— I'lav-New York 1 LOB-Chicago 9. New the same illegal acts. that has folded as finding schools to Bv United Press International .lolinson (6). Trammell 2 (16). S—Ripken. Wilson. KC 36. Munrhrsler al Fermi Rorlda A&M 28 Howard 14 "It came down to that they wanted to take the pressure off “If we have to go one or the other, (Pixing K.C. probable pitcher) IP H R ER BB SO Nork 5 2B—Foster. Thompson. Jorgen- Pitching Georgia 24 Mississippi St 21 play become virtually impossible. East cn 3H--Ra|sich HR—Buckner (15). SB Victories themselves,” Strachan said of NFL players such as George Rogers soccer may push field hockey out of l\nltimore Grambling 33 Praire View 12 "No question a lack of a feeder W L Pet. GB Palmer 61-3 Wills 'X ) S—Prolv. Terrell. National League — Carlton, Phil X-ll. Friday and Chuck Muncie implicated in the cocaine scandal. business,” Keller believes, “Right Milwaukee 94 63 599 — T Mrlnz (W8-8 12-3 IP H R ER BB SO Valenzuela, LA 19-13; Rogers. Ml! 18-8- SOCCER Hawaii 26 Wyoming 7 program at the junior highs is going each town so concern one would (Simsbury) Rec Department isn’t Baltimore 90 67 .573 4 Keuss. LA 17-11: Niekro. Atl 16-4. Ryan. “I definitely feel sold out and I have been sold out from Day One. now field hockey is holding on but Detroit ( hl< ago East Catholic at Ai|uinus, 3:1.3 Holy Cross 30 Yale 27 to have a serious detrimental affect overwhelm the other is unfounded. doing anything for field hockey; it’s Itoston 85 73 .538 9‘i Ujdur 8 1-3 7 2 2 3 ProK (W 5-3) 6 1-3 5 1 1 I 1 Moil 16-11. Niekro. Hou 16-12. They are still collecting those six-figure salaries and I face jail.” for how long I’m not sure. In our Detroit , 80 76 .513 13‘i iu*rnande7 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 \ioerican. League — Vuckovich. Mil 18- Idaho St 28 Montana St 12 on the high school program. The West Hartford Director of all soccer. “I think unless the Bailev 0 0 0 0 1 Holton at Cheney Tech, 3:15 situation it will be a matter of space ■Mew York 78 80 . 494 Tobik (W 4-8) 2-3 0 0 0 0 Tidrow 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Guru. KC 18-11. Hoyt. Chi 18-15. Zahn. Hall at Manchester (girls), 3:30 Iowa 27 Northwestern 12 lllirrols 22 automatic feed is not there from Athletics Suzi D’Annolfo reports town rec program starts programs Cleveland 76 80 .487 1?'2 Bailey pitched to I batter in 9lh. Kinith (S 16) 2 1 0 0 0 3 I'al 17-8. (’aldwell. Mil 17-12; Morris. Del Minnesota 20 to play (and practice) on. We don’t Now York CROSS COUINTRY Monty Stratton before. That is a most serious con­ turnouts for field hockey at the two for younger children, we will start Toronto 74 84 468 20» z Martinez pitched to 1 batter in 9th. 1716 Maryland 18 Syracuse 15 have the space. West T-2 41, A-6,897. Tcncll (L 0-3) 7 1-3 9 4 3 5 2 Earned Run Average C h e n e y T ee h / (» ra n h y at GREENVILLE, Texas (UPI) — Monty Stratton, whose desire to cern,” states Jacob Ludes, high high schools, Conard and Hall, are feeling the pinch in the not too dis­ ^’nlifornia 90 69 .566 — .2-3 0 0 0 0 0 I Ha ed on 1 inning \ number of games McNeese SI SI 41 NE Louisiana 20 “ I think soccer will win out Kansas City 87 71 .561 2‘a I’al one • ad' team has plaved) Ellington, .3:.30 Miami (Ra) 38 LousWille 15 play the game he loved overcame the tragic ending of his major school principal, "The loss of Mary "bigger than ever.” Forty girls tant future. There are no programs NEW YORK CLEVELAND because of youth soccer programs in f'hicago 85 74 535 5 \\|*-Sm ith Balk­ -Terrell. T-2:34. A- N itional League - Rogers. Mil 245. (ORES SWIMMING Miami (Ohio) 22 Kent St 14 league baseball career, died early Wednesday less than 15 miles from (Faignant) in any activity is a went out at Hall and 67 at crosstown (for field hockey) for younger kids, ''‘cattle 76 83 .478 14 ab r h bi ab r h bi 'll 174 \ndiijar SlL 2,48 Niekro. Hou 2X ; the area. Kids coming along are Rt*drigz 2b 5 2 2 0 Milborn 2b 4 110 East H artford at Manchester. the tiny northeast Texas town where he was born. serious loss. But on the other hand Conard. at least in Simsbury, and I feel I can ttakland 67 91 424 ”22>2 Ciii 2 73 Valenzuela. LA 2.87. Michigan 24 Indiana 17 exposed to soccer and want to con­ Texas 64 95 403 26 Mmphry cf 5 3 3 4 Hayes rf 5 110 Amerii an League — Sutcliffe, Cle 2.X. we have an enthusiastic coach and speak fo’r other towns as well.” CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO 3:30 Missouri 25 E Carolina 13 He succumbed to cancer at age 70. . . j Girls’ soccer at both schools also tinue. In field hockey you don’t get Minnesota 50 99 .373 30» '2 . Paltersn cf 0 10 0 Harrah 3b 3 10 1 I’almer Ball 3.X Slanlev. Bos 3.14. There could be a problem brewing Wcdne.sday’s Results (Iriffev- rf 4 3 4 5 Percent 2b 2 110 ab r h bi ab r h bi vVii-knvi.h. Mi! 3 24 Pelry. iXd 3.25. East Catholic at Windsor Cocks, Nebraska 35 Auburn 17 Stratton’s comeback from the amputation of his right leg inspired group of students. If we have the faired well with turnouts of 50 Hedus II 5 0 2 0 Wiggins cf 5 110 exposure until the seventh grade.” Minnesota 8. Toronto 0 Winfield If 5 0 10 Thorntn dh 4 10 1 Strikeouts 3:30 New Mexico 28 Air Force 14 baseball fans across the country more than a generation ago and his numbers, matters can be overcome. registered at both locales. in Wethersfield in the foreseeable Detroit 3. Baltimore 2 Mattngly If 0 0 0 1 Hargrv Ib 4 13 1 i andsly 3b 2 0 0 0 Richrds If 4 14 0 Nalii'nal League — Carlton. Phil 273. One former Manchester player, Hiiltner lb I 0 1 I Henshw rf 0 0 0 0 North Carolina 35 Georgia Tech 17 story was relayed to the nation in “The Monty Stratton Story, a film "Field hockey is the oldest Can the two sports live together? future. Field hockey teams were Milwaukee 6. Boston 3 Ganible dh 4 0 3 0 Mannng cf 3 0 10 to. Cin 2X. Ryan. Hou. 73b. Saturday Donna Piccarello, despite her love Smallev 3b 5 0 12 Rhmbrg If 2 0 10 Cnepen lb 5 111 Gwynn rf 3 0 11 V denziicla. I.A lU). Rogers. MU 172. North Carolina St 26 Virginia 14 starring Jimmy Stewart in the title role. organized girls’ sport at Manchester “Most definitely,” states D’An­ fielded at the two junior highs, Webb New York 13. Cleveland 6 Vail rl 4 0 10 Edwrds cf 0 0 0 0 Texa^ 5. Oakland 3 Balt'om lb 5 0 0 0 Nahrdny r 5 0 2 1 American League — Bannister Sea EOOTBACC Notre Dame 28 Michigan St 10 for the game sees a bleak future for 5 0 2 2 Walker rt 0 0 0 0 Lanclitt ph 10 0 0 S High School. We would be reluctant nolfo, “ We thought soccer would and Deane, but no more. Cerone c 4 2 2 0 Castillo If Chicago 6. Seattle 5 • Hoshldr cf 4 0 10 Kennedy c 5 0 2 2 ■•O. Harkei Clev 174, Righctti. NY IX. Wethersfield at Manchester, ( :30 Ohio Slate 24 Rorlda St 21 it here. The 1982 graduate began her Kansas Citv 6. California 5 Robrtsn 5 2 2 0 Fisehlin 4 0 2 0 Guidrx. NY IX; Tudor. Bos 146. to eliminate it or hurt the program. take away from field hockey but we There were 34 (grades 9-12) out Totals 42 13 18 12 Totals 41 6 14 6 Oesler ss 4 0 2 0 Lelebvr. cf 4 0 2 0 NFA at East Catholic (Ml. Neho), Oklahoma 35 Iowa St 28 interest in field hockey in eighth Thursday's Games V:inGrdr c 3 0 0 0 Salazar ss 4 0 10 Saves But certainly if the numbers are not found many girls who want to par­ for field hockey at Wethersfield (All Times EDT) New York 1015X012-13 National League — Suiter. StL 36; Pittsburgh 28 W Virginia 24 Darren Tlllls grade. If given the option, she Cleveland 3X XI 002-6 Driessn ph 1 0 0 0 Flannry 2b 4 0 10 1:30 there we would have to examine it ticipate. Field hockey people are High this year. The figure is slightly .Minnesota (O’Connor 8-8) at Toronto Minton. SF X: Garber. All 29, Reardon. Princeton 15 Brown 13 BOSTON (UPI) — The Boston Celtics signed a multi-year contract would not have played soccer. 'Leal H-15); 7;3Q n.m. ^R odriguez. FIschlin 2. DP—Cleve­ O'Bcrry c 0 0 0 0 Tinglev c 4 0 10 MU f). Tekulve Pitt 20, SOCCER considering budgets are becoming being pleasantly surprised.” higher than a year ago but down Milwaukee (Vuckovich 18-5) at Boston land 1 LOn- New York 11. Cleveland 12. Lawless 2b 3 0 0 0 Draveky p 3 0 0 0 American League — Quisenberry. KC MCC at (ireenfield, 2 Rutgers 18 William 8 Mary 10 Wednesday with Darren Tillis, the team’s 6-foot-ll top draft choice. overall as freshmen have been But she is not confident of her •JB—Fisehlin. Mumphrey 2. Winfield. Krmhc :ib 1 1 1 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 35 f’ingrrs. Mii and Gossage. NY 29, San Jose SI 28 California 21 more difficult to work with,” adds There’s no surprise in Simsbury (Kckersley 12-13). 7:35 p.m. 3 0 10 Perkins ph 10 10 f.ROSS COUNTRY sport’s future. “Field hockey after Baltimore (Flanagan 15-11) at Detroit Nahoroflny. Cerone. Manning. Gnlfey. Hetenyi p (•;ili.lill. Sc, I 2(i Barojas. Chi and Uavis. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. Ludes. where a rich field hockey tradition added. I’rn e p 0 0 0 0 Pittman pr 0 10 0 Southern Cal 37 Oregon 7 next year, I don’t feel will be much. (Morris 17-16). 7:35 p.m. Gamble 3B—Mumphrey. SB—Hayes (X). M ic e '21 Manchester hoys and girls at St. Tillis, a Dallas native, ended his collegiate career as the second Manchester has a rich tradition in has kept the interest high. The tur­ Girls’ socder is in its first year at New York (Rawley 11-10) at Cleveland SF Grit fey, Smalley,alley, Mattingly Lesley p 0 U 0 0 Anthony's Invitational, Cong South Carolina 30 Cincinnati 28 Kids now aren’t interested in sports. (Whitson 4-2 or Anderson 3-3). 7:35 p.m. IP H RER BBSO Totals :« 2 10 2 Totals X 3 14 3 SMU 42 North Texas St 16 leading scorer in Cleveland State University history. He scored 1,423 soccer. Boys’ teams have been nout in 1982 was “ excellent,” Wethersfield. A varsity team is One out when winning run scored Island And now there’s nothing at the Oakland CNorris 7-10) at Kansas City New York S MIsaisaIppI 35 Memphis St 14 Slan- E career points for a 13.6 average. highly successful in both the CCIL reported high school varsity coach being offered with 33 out for the (Spllttorfl 9-10), 8:35 p.m. Hossell (W 2-3) 5 9 4 3 1 4 OiP'innati OXOXXII—2 East Catholic hoys and girls a* junior highs to send up.” Fra/ier (SI) 4 5 2 2 3 4 San Diego OXOXOlOa-3 lord 38 Oregon St 21 and on the state level. The fledgling Joan Sullivan. squad. Most are freshmen and Friday s Games DP-Cincinnati 1. San Diego 2. LOB— Moniville Invitational Will field hockey perish? “Yeah, Detroit at Cleveland. 2. twi-night Cleveland Tennessee 39 Washington St 25 girls' program at the high school at­ Girls’ soccer, five years old at sophomores with a sprinkling of Milwaukee at Baltimore, 2, twi-night Srnsn (L 10-15) 3 1-3 10 7 6 2 I Cincinnati 7. San Diego 9. 3B—Richards. I think so,” Piccarello sadly states. Wihtol 2 2-3 3 3 3 1 1 IH’f—Con'cpcion .(5). SB—Richards (X). Texas 35 Rice 7 tracted 22 the first year with that Simsbury High, has a total of 31 juniors. Texas at California, night Texas A8M 22 Texas Tech 14 That, however, isn’t definite. For Oakland at Kansas City, night Spillnrr 1 0 0 0 0 1 r.wvnn '8). Wiggins (X). S—I^andesloy. Bowling figuring growing to 45 in ’82. It listed on the squads. ”As long as the interest is there, (;ivnn 1 3 1111 (Iwvnn. I’ricc Toledo 33 Ohio University 26 it to survive, however, a lot of work Chicago at Minnesota, night. R ER BB SO Pairings announced appears a bright future in terms of Oiie probable explanation for field we will continue the (field hockey) Seattle at Toronto, night Brennan 122211 IP H Tulsa 17 Kansas 14 and energy appears necessary. Howell pitched to 3 batters in 6th. Cmcinnati numbers will be available with program. And I feel the interest is Boston, at New York, night UCLA 42 Colorado 10 hockey’s continued popularity in ”I heard from other principals HBP-bv Wihtol (Gamble). W'P- Heienyi 7 1-3 10 1 1 0 B 9 several hundred girls involved in Simsbury are state laurels won in there,” Mason states. Brennan. T-3:X . A-6.868. Price 12-3 1 0 0 0 2 Soccer Vanderbilt 22 Tulane 14 that after two years of soccer, I.e'^lcy nn (W 9-5) 12-3 2 1 1 0 2 I’EE-TOTACERS- Nancy Smith Wichita St 38 W Texas St 11 program. That will serve as a nered in the recent past. Seven off soccer has not made considerable By United Press International Heiidrsn If 5 111 Tolleson ss 4 0 0 0 we wouldn’t have field hockey this 4 130 T-2 22 A—1.931. 196, Jessie Williams 181-470, Brenda Wisconsin 22 Purdue l7 Men’s and women’s doubles Simmons; Tom Donovan-Mark feeder systeiii. of last year’s squad were recruited inroads, yet. Murphy cf 5 0 11 Richrdt 2b year. We do. I suspect field hockey AMERICAN LEAGUE Lopes 2b 4 0 10 Wright cf 3 1 2 0 . Jerry 188-476, Karen Riordan 180- “When in our judgment the tur­ by colleges. “We don’t offer it at the high 4 13 1 Parrish rf 4 2 2 1 Spirit pairings for the Manchester Rec Caovelle vs. Jon Peck-Phil Valen­ is more deeply entrenched here than East Brrghs dh ATLANTA LOS ANGELES 475, Niki Wehren 181-486, Fran Department-sponsored Town Tennis tine; Corso-White vs. Bill Frank- nout for field hockey puts an awful “I don’t see field hockey dying off. school yet but we have a youth W L Pet. GB Armas rf 4 0 10 O'Brien dh 3 100 ab r h bi ab r h bi elsewhere,” says Ludes. Milwaukee 94 63 .599* — Klutts 3b 2 0 10 Putnam lb 4 0 2 3 Wshngtn rf 0 0 0 0 SSax 2b 6 0 3 I Misseri 186-474, Joan Franco 450, The locals defeated Coventry, 8-0, Tournament ^turday and Sunday at John Russell; 10:30 a.m. —Jim burden on youngsters involved, we’ll ’The women’s team at UConn has (soccer) program in town and 4 0 0 0 It’s an entrenchment that must Baltimore 90 67' .573 4 Gross 3b 1 0 0 0 Stein 3b f’hmbls lb 4 0 0 0 Monday rf 3 100 Birdi Macaro 179-477, Pat Thibodeau but were blanked by Glastonbury, 5- Charter Oak Park have been set. Morelewicz-Bob King vs. Jim have to take a serious look at it,” been a big boost for us. They were they’ve been pushing for it. We’ve Games Remaining Moore lb 4 0 10 Bogener If 10 10 Hamirz ss 4 10 0 Forster p 0 000 1000 179-482, Lee Bean 196-517, Cheryl 0. Among the men’s entrants are the Baicome-Carl Franz; Joe Solis- states Ludes, “but we don’t feel NCAA champs and I think' locally been trying to get something in the overcome several obstacles. But MILWAUKEE (5): Away (5)-at Heath c Murphy cf 6 0 10 Stewart p 0 0 0 0 19th hole given the proper ammunition, field Boston (D. Sept. X: at Baltimore (4). Stanley ss 3 0 10 Johnson 4 0 0 0 Watson lb 4 0 0 0 I^andrx ph 1110 Harscheid 181, Jan Sturgis 179-467, Eric Norris tallied twice and top two tandems from a year ago Dave Anderson vs. Mike merence- we’ve reached that point yet.” kids are interested in UConn,” cites seventh and eight grades but it’s Davis’ ph 0 0 0 0 hockey will hold off the onslaught it Oct 1 (2). 2. 3. Butler cf 0 10 0 Baker If 6 0 2 0 Shirley Blue 180-469. Kevin Wolff, (Jordon Hamilton, Tallwood with the twosomes of Steve Hadge- Bill Sheffield; Skip Ross-Sam There appears to be no difficulty Sullivan. hard finding teams to play,” Enfield BALTIMORE (5): Home (4)-Mil- Totals X 3 11 3 Totals 32 5 10 4 Harper If 6 13 2 Guerrer cf 60 11 presently faces. wnukee (4). Oct. 1 (2), 2. 3; Away (IP- Oakland 0X021000-3 6 12 1 Garvev lb 6 0 10 Kevin O’Donnell, Steve White, Mike Mike Goodman, defending champs, Hamilton vs. Hadge-Goodman; in two suburban communities. West Sullivan, despite her optimism, Director of Athletics Bob Keller 0X3X20X-5 Rov.ster ,3b 18 Holes- Throw out 6’s - Gross. And be around for many more at Detroit (1). Sept. X. Texas Huhbrd 2b 4 0 3 1 Cey 3b 4 0 0 0 REC- Norm Vittner 150-141-408, Kelsey and Brian Nelligan once in and Bob Corso-Ken White, runners- Mike Custer-Earle Custer vs. Hartford and Simsbury, both does see some danger signs. And stated. West E—Murphy. Armas. Beard. Heath. DP Benedict c 3 0 2 0 Roenick rf 1000 Kathie Reynolds 64; Net, Carolyn years to come. California 90 60 .566 — —Texas 2. LOB—Oakland 8. Texas 7. 2B John Maiorca Sr. 159-397, Ken the win over Coventry. up, entered. affluent areas. Field hockey and these are too strong to ignore. “One Field hockey is at Enfield and Ifall pr 0 0 0 0 Scioscia c 3 0 0 0 Caking 82-29-53, Clara Buggie 85-32- winner of match No. 1 at 1:30. Maybe. Kansas City 87 71 .561 2>/2 — Putnam 2. Henderson. HR—Burroughs Sinatro c 1 0 0 0 Bradley rf 1000 Osborne 137-391, Art Johnson 149- O’Donnell, Wolff, Bill White and "There are 15 teams in men’s soccer have a sufficient following in thing that is hurting is the Fermi with 30 at the former school Games Remaining (15). SB-Parrish (5). Capra (2). ^ BiiKgS p 3 0 0 0 Russell ss 5 12 0 Steve Sarter played well in the loss. 53, Eleanor Aufman 91-37-54, Agnes doubles and seven in the women’s Women’s —noon —Nancy Von CALIFORNIA (3): Home (3)-Texas Wright. Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Valenzul p 1000 384, Lanky Waickowski 136-382, Tom Chidester 94-40-54; Kickers, Sally (3). Oct 1. 2, 3. IP H R ER BB SO Pocorb pn 1 0 0 0 Orta ph 1000 Martin 146-379, Bill Zwick 137-377, Next games will be Saturday at competition. Play begins Saturday Hollen-Nancy Fish vs. Barbara Oakland Whitham. KANSAS CITY (4): Home (4)—Oakland Garber p 1 0 0 0 Niedenfr p 0 0 0 0 Stan Jakiel 146-376, Bob Schack 154- MCC against Glastonbury and Sun­ morning at 9 o’clock with second Ross-Cindy Brown, Tish Speicher- (4i. Sept. X. Oct, 1. 2. 3. Baker 31-3 5 Brock ph 0000 *> lloli-H - Gross, Mig McCarrick Owehinko 2 2 0 0 0 0 369, Dick Lessard 365, Gene Yost day against Simsbury as a prelim to round matches at 1:30. Play Sunday Werbner-Julia Britnell vs. Linda Yeager c 27; Net, Kathy Dimlow 42-9-33, Lin­ NATIONAL LEAGUE Beard (L 10-9) 12-3 2 Totals 43 4 11 4 Totals 44 3 10 2 357, Ron Schack 357, Dennis Woods the UConn-San Francisco game at begins at 9 a.m. Adams-Mildred Kostluk; Norma West Hanna 1 1 Atlanta 0X2X0X000-^4 da Quick 56-23-33. NFL owners say wage scale Atlanta 87 71 .551 — Los Angeles IX OX IX XI—3 356, Ken Cromwell 356. Storrs. Pairings: Men’s —9 a.m. —Dave White-Judy Brown vs. Joy Balcome- I.os Angeles 85 73 .5X 2 Honeveutt 51-3 10 Fi—5^'ioscia. DP—Atlanta 1. Los An­ Berrill-tim Swistak vs. Terry Faith Murray; 3 p.m. —Jackie San Francisco 86 73 .538 2 Henke (W 1-0) 32-3 1 geles I LOB—Atlanta 14. Los Angeles 11. Sweeny-Cllint Andersn; Dave Burke- Morelewicz-Kathy King vs. winner Games Remaining WP—Honeycutt 2. Beard. 2B—Hubbard. Garvey HR—Harper (1). ATLANTA (4): Away (4P-at Los 9.510 SB-Washington (X). S. Sax 3 (49). Bob Woble vs. Rob Parenti-Andy match No. 1. Angeles (1). Sept. X; at San Diego (3). Russell (10), S ^ a m irez , Benedict. Attendance mark Eastern Connecticut Oct. 1. 2. 3 MILWAUKEE BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO LOS ANGELES (4): Home (IP-Atlanta ab r h bi Atlanta' set in American Youth Hockey Organization issue big stumbling block (1). Sept. X: Away (3>—at San 4 2 2 0 Remy 2b Boggs 52-3 4 1 I 3 4 Francisco (3), Oct. 1, 2, 3i 2 10 1 Evans- rf Redrostan 21-3 2 1 1 0 2 NEW YORK (UPI) - SAN FRANCISCO: (4): Home (4)- . . . - 4 110 Rice If Garber (W 8-10) 4 4 1 1 3 1 The American League es­ Upset-minded Walsh Houston (1). Sept. X; Los Angeles (3). Simmons c 3 0 2 1 Ystrzm dh Ix)s Angeles “ECHO” 3 NEW YORK (UPI) - Both par­ tributed by a wage scale. years. Modell said Wednesday the cussed yet and probably won’t be un­ Oct. 1, 2. 3. Kdwrds pr 0 0 0 0 Lansfrd 3b Valenzuela 7 7 2 2 3 6 tablished the largest full next move to resolve the strike is up til the strike ends. Yo.st c 1 1 1 3 Boggs lb Niedenfuer 210012 season attendance record ties appeared determined to hold “We will be particularly interested Thomas cf 3 0 10 Mllfer cf Forster (L 5-6) 2 1-3 2 2 2 *3 1 their respective positions when the in any second thoughts they might to Ed Garvey,” executive director of “You’re not going'to really look Oglivle |f 5 0 0 0 Nichols ph Stewart 2-310012 in professional or amateur Instructional extends Tracy. Austin NFL Players Association and have about a wage scale,” said Dave the union. into that decision until you know CALIFORNIA KANSAS CITY Money dh 2 111 Hoffmn ss HBP—by Valenzuela (Washington). PB sports history when 98,611 Hockey Clinic what you’re looking at,” Schramm abrhbi abrhbi Moore rf ^ 4 0 0 0 Stapltn ph —Benedict. T—4:19. A—45.757. Management Councl met today at 1 Sheridan, an NFLPA public The players’ walkout already has Downing If 3 0 0 0 Wilson If 3 111 Gantner 2b 4 0 0 0 Allenson c people showed up for Boys and Girls forced 14 games to be called off and said. “It’s premature to look at Carew lb 4 12 0 Wshngt ss 4 0 12 Totals 32 6 8 6 ToUls Tuesday night’s games to PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - quarterfinals of the $125,(X)0 tourna­ p:m. EDT in Washington. relations assistant. “The numbers 4 0 11 although no formal decision on this anything until you know where you 4 111 Brett 3b Milwaukee HOU^ON SAN FRANCISCO bring the circuit’s figures Age 5 years and up. Sharon Walsh knew that trying to ment. Two other seeds — No. 2 Wen­ The meeting was only the second within a wage scale are certainly 3 0 0 0 McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Boston ab r h bi ab r h bl dy Turnbull of Australia and No. 7 between the two sides since the negotiable. We are seeking a basic weekend’s schedule of games has stand.” 1 0 0 0 Aikens lb 30 10 E—Allenson. DP—Boston 1. LOB— Thon ss 4 0 2D Davis cf 3 12 1 to 22,374,768 for 1982. defeat Tracy Austin in a baseline 1,0,,w. V... 4 122 Pryor lb 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 Venable cf I 1 ID Registration Yvonne Vermaak of South Africa — strike began 10 days ago. wage scale and that’s not been made, Modell said their The Competition Committee must 4 110 Milwaukee 9. Boston 6. 2B—Evans. Doran 2b League officials expect duel was next to impossible, so she DeCIncs 3b 4 110 White 2b Molitor HR-Rice (23). Money (16). Knight lb 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 5 0 10 Saturday, Oct. 2 negotiable. likelihood is “not in the cards.” ratify any recommendation made by Grich 2b 4 11 0 Martin rf 4 110 4 0 2 0 Clark rf 5 0 3 0 the final attendance to devised an aggressive strategy that earned berths in the second round. On Wednesday, the Management 4 0 0 0 Allennon (6). Yost (1). SB—Yount (13), Garner 3b the Management Council in regards Foli S.S 1 0 0 0 Wathan c ------Molitor 2 (41). SF—Yount. Cruz If 4 0 10 Evans 3b 5 111 reach about 22,9(X),000 for 11 A.M. - 12 Noon gave the world’s fourth-ranked Council continued to call for a “ But there are also other issues to With two weeks of the season 0 0 0 0 Geronm cf 3 3 3 2 The first upset of the tournament wiped out by the strike, the NFL to a reduced season or playoff for­ Kellehr ss IP H RERBBSO Scott cf 4 0 10 RSmith lb 2 110 player fits. federal mediator and refused to be negotiated. Obviously, the wage RJcksn ph 1000 Milwaukee Puhl rf 2 110 Bergmn lb 0 10 0 the year. The old AL Bolton Ice Palace was registered Wednesday by Susan mat. Adams ss 1000 But after a grueling two hours and send any of the 28 owners or Com­ scale is the number one item o the would have to adjust either its Sutton 7 6 3 3 3 7 Pujols c 2 0 11 Leonard If 3 12 2 record of 22,371,979 was set Mascarin, who eliminated sixth- regular season or playoff schedule. Rozelle will not attend today’s Wiifong ph 10 0 0 McClure (W 12-7) 2 0 0 0 0 1 Howe ph 1 0 0 0 May c 4 0 12 eight minuted, it was the top-seeded missioner Pete Rozelle. to the agenda. Earlier in the week, we Boone c 3 0 1 2 ooene in 1979. seeded Andrea Leand, 6-3, 6-1, in a Boston LiiCorte p 0 0 0 0 Sularz ss 4 0 10 Austin who prevailed, scoring a 6-4, bargaining table. Meanwhile, the proposed meeting with them in a According to Dallas President and session although he is in Washington Totals 34 5 8 5 Totals X 6 9 6 Tudor 8 7 3 2 6 7 DSmith p 0 0 0 0 Hammkr p 3 0 10 For more Information call: second-round match. union refused to drop its request for General Manager Tex Schramm, a to testify before the House Judiciary California Clear (L 14-9) 1, 1 3 3 3 0. Niekro p 2 0 0 0 Lavelle p 10 0 0 Brian Curtis 643-0092 4-6, 6-4 second-round victory over series of sub-committees to discuss Kansas City 001 ^ T-3:07. A-18.3X. Ashbv c 1000 the upset-minded veteran a wage scale. these non-economic issues and they member of the NFL Competition Committee that is considering an LOB-California 4. Kansas City 5. 2B - Totals 31 1 8 1 ToUls X 6 14 6 Potter, who has teamed with The owners regard the wage scale said no. We will certainly be pur­ CommitteOj no plans have been dis- anti-trust exemption for the league. Brett. White. DeCInces. 3B—Geronimo. MINNESOTA TORONTO Houston X I0X000- 1 Wednesday night in the U.S. Wilson. HR—Re. Jackson (37). Gerommo ab r h bi ab r h bi San Francisco (B0010 30X—6 King signs pact Women’s Indoor Tennis Cham­ Walsh to form the top-seeded issue as the major stumbling block suing those on Thursday as well.” Garvey was also scheduled to testify .(4), Baylor (24). SB-:Baylor (11). S F - Mitchell cf 5 12 0 Garcia 2b 3 0 0 0 E-Sularz. DP—Houston 1. San Francis­ today. Castino 2b 5 12 2 Baker 3b 10 10 co 2 LOB-Houston 5. San Francisco 10. Visit Our New Snack Bar at Boltonl pionships at the Sppctrum. doubles team here, advanced with a in reaching a settlement to the first The side issues include a IP H RERBBSO with New York Garvey will be joined at the Brnnsky rf 4 2 2 0 lorg 3b 5 0 0 0 2B-Pujols. Scott, Evans. Clark. Venable Austin joined fourth-seeded Bar­ 7-5, 6-1 victory over Kim Jones. regularseason strike in the NFL’s grievance procedure, drug California Hrbek lb 3 1 I 1 Bonnell cf 30 10 HR-Leonard (8). Davis (19). SB-Clark NEW YORK (UPI) - bara P otter and No. 5 Mima Jausovec topped Anna Fernandez, 6- 63year history. rehabilitation program, pensions bargaining session by NFLPA Kison Wells Ibr 1 1 1 0 Barfield rf 4 0 10 (6). Doran (4). Davis (24). President Gene Upshaw and player Sanchez (L 7-4) Ward If 4 12 4 Martinez c 3 0 10 Free agent forward Ber­ Jausovec of Yugoslavia in the 2. 6-2. “The ownership in this league is and .insurance. Jack IJonlan, the Hassler Gaetti 3b 4 0 0 0 Pelralli c 10 0 0 nard King has signed a This ad co-sponsored by: opposed to a wage scale and if they owners’ chief negotiatpr, claims the representatives Dan Jiggets of Goltz Bush dh 2 0 0 0 Roberts If 4 0 3 0 Chicago, Stan White of Detroit, Kansas City _ , , . • Hatchr dh 2 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 4 0 10 PITTSBURGH multimillion-dollar offer don’t address U^t issue tomorrow, Management Council has made -TV ab r h bi Mark Murphy of Washington, Tom Leonard ^ ® ^ 1 « Faedo ss 4 0 2 0 Johnsn dh 4 0 0 0 sheet tendered by the New Cougars victors it’ll be the shortest meeting in proposals on each issue. Tufts (W 2-0) 1 ® ® ® 5 S Butera c 4 10 0 Griffin ss 2 0 0 0 Herr 2b 2 110 Moreno cf 2 2 10 Catholic jayvee Ramsey 2b 3 110 Ray 2b 4 111 York Knicks, it was of­ history,” said Cleveland owner Art The players’ major concession has Condon of Kansas City, John Bun­ Qsnbrry (S X) 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Mullnks ss 2 0 10 on ball diamond Sanchez pitched to 2 batters in 7lh; ToUls X 8 12 7 ToUls X 0 9 0 Braun ‘ rf 1100 Easier If 3 2 10 ficially announced BOLTON ting of Philadelphia and Mike Fuller hooters triumph Modell, a member of the Manage­ been abandoning the demand for 55 Hassler pitched to 1 batter in Bth^^ M inne^U 0X3X02D—0 Green cf 2000 Thmpsn lb 2 2 2 2 Wednesday. Manchester Community College ment Council’s Executive Com­ TONIGHT of Cincinnati. Mike Kadish, former­ HBP-by Sanchez (Wilson). WP-Kison Toronto 0X 0X 000-0 Smith If 4 0 10 Vargas lb 2 0 12 East Catholic jayvee girls’ soccer per cent of the league’s gross lore lb 30 11 Hebner rf 4 0 2 1 T he terms of the fall baseball team "bounced back mittee. “The money is there... the 6:30 - Canadian Football, ES N ly of Buffalo, will also join the un­ 2, Leonard T -3 06. A-26.5IK. ^U p sh aw , Mulliniks. DP—Toronto 3. team whipped Windsor, 9-0, revenues. On Sept. 17, the union LOB-MinnesoU 3. Toronto 11. 2B- McGee cf 3 0 2 2 Morrisn 3b 3 0 0 0 guaranteed five-year con­ from a tough weekend Tuesday with guarantees are there. There is $1.1 switched to a proposal calling, for SPN ion’s negotiating team. Roberts. Brunansky. 3B—Castino. HR— Martin p 0000 ICE PALACE Porter ph 1000 tract call for an estimated a_10-5 win over Tunxis C.C. at Wednesday at Mt. Nebo. million for every player who plays half of the $2.1 billion television 7:30 - Yankees vs. Indians, The union is opposed to a third Ward (X>. Kate Colliton and Stephanie Patti IP H RERBBSO Bair p 0000 $3.9 million. Golden State, Cougar Field. five years. All I know is 'they package to be placed in a cen­ Channel 11, WPOP party entering negotiations, Tenace c 3 0 0 0 Route 6 ...... Bolton each had two goals and Patty Yost writes Angle MinnesoU the club for whom King Dave Romejico was 4-fdI>-5 with rejected it and to me it was beyond tralized fund and tied in with a wage 7:30 - Cubs vs. Mets, WINF although Donlan has requested a Havens (W 10-13) 9 9 0 0 2 4 Gonzalz 3b 4 00 0 Henrys, Jennifer Romeo, Trace Toronto Paris ■ ss 40 10 played last season, an RBI double and Bob Gagnon 2- my comprehension.” scale. 7 :30 - Red Sox vs. Brewers, WTIC federal mediator since the strike Herald Sports Editor E^arl Yost Stuper p 1000 Public Skating - Tuss. thru FrI. 9 AM - 12N. Doremus, Chris Raffin and Amoree Eichhm (L 0-3) 42-3 8 6 4 0 4 received the contract offer 8 ■ Boxing, ESPN began on Sept. 21. keeps on top of sports in his regular Geisel 21-3 0 0 0 0 2 Roof rf 30 10 for-3 with two RBIs to pace the According to a union spokesman, On Sunday, the NFLPA rebuffed Totals Sun. 2-3:30 PM Mon. 1:30-3:30PM Cougars. Alan Drake in relief picked Ansaldi one apiece for the 1-1 young the NFLPA still wants the owners’ the Council’s willingness to 10:30 - Braves vs. Dodgers, USA “Our position on a mediator has column, “The Herald Angle,” on the Garvin 2 4 2 2 0 1 34 3 8 3 Totals 31 7 8 6 Tuesday and has 15 days to WP-Eichhorn. T~2:21. A-10,364. St Louis 100 too 000-3 match the Knicks’ offer. up the win for the 3-7 Cougars. Eaglettes. proposed $1.6 billion to be dis­ guarantee the $1.6 billion over five Cable not changed at all,” said Sheridan. dally sports pages. Pittsburgh «1 010 10«- 7 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 30, 1982 - 19

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IHia Herald Is 22— Condominiums Agency 6431126. go when you have 50—Misc lor Rent 15 Words please call 528-4196 Want responsible for only one 46— Sporting Goods 23— Homes for Sale 35— Heating-Plumbing NOTICES EMPLOYMENT 36— Flooring 47— Garden Products SS^Homes/Apts. to Shaire between 9 and 5 pm or Homaa tor Rant 54 1970 CHRYSLER - One incorrect insartlon and 12:00 nooo the day 24 —Lots-Land for Sale 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV J5—Investment Properly 37— Moving-Truck ing-Storage 48— Antiques after 5 pm and weekends, owner. Excellent en^ne still-good items than only to the stas of 1 —Losi ano fo u n d 13— Help Wanted AUTOMOTIVE PER WORD PER DAY Fhich moped. Like new. before publication. 26—Business Property 38— Services Wanted 49— Wanted to Buy 649-7157. 2— Personals 14— Business Opportunities EAST HARTFORD - Large and transmission. $695 or the original Insartlon. 27 —^1lBSor^ Properly 50— Produce Asking $450.00. Telephone 3- - Announcements 15— Silualiori Wanted 1-2 D A Y S .15q: six rooms plus. Cape. best offer. 6433855 after 5 Deadline for Saturday is 28—Real Estate Wanted 61— Autos for Sale 6431958. around the home Errors which do not MISC. FOR SALE RENTALS MANCHESTER - Free Ads 12 noon Friday; Mon­ 62— Trucks for Sale 3 -5 D A YS 14q: Three bedrooms, fireplace, pm. lesson the value of the 63— Heavy Equipment lor Sale rent until November 1,1982. centrally located near EDUCATION MISC. SERVICES 52— Rooms for Rent FOR SALE - Moped - or apartment advertlsamont will not day's deadline is 2:30 40— Household Goods 64— Motorcycies-Bicycles 6 D A Y S 13(F ’Two bedroom, 114 baths, all 53— Apartments for Rent churches, schools and 1974 PLYMOUTH 18— Private Instructions 41— Articles for Sale 6 5 — Campers-Traiiers-MoDile' Excellent running condi­ be corrected by an ad­ FINANCIAL 31— Services Offered 54_Homes for Rent appliances, wall to wail busline. Pay own utilities. DUSTER, snake skin roof. Friday 19— Scnoois-Ciasses 42— Building Supplies Homes 26 DAYS ...... 12«p 5 5 — OHicea-Stores lor Rent carpeting. $475.00. Call - tion. Have to see to which are no ditional Insertion. 0—Mortgage Loans 20— Instructions Wanted 32— Painting-Papering 43— Pets-BirdS'Dogs 66— Automotive Service Security required. Air-conditioning, Phone 643-2711 33— Buuding-Contraclmg 56— Resort Properly lor Rent believe! $400. Call Mike - 9—''ersonai Loans * 44— Musical Instruments 57_Autos lor Rent-Lease 647-0391. Available August 1st. $600 automatic transmission, 34— Roofing.Siding 45— Boats & Accessories 57— Wanted to Rent 6432633. 10—Insurance REAL ESTATE monthly. 6431845 or 643- good condition. Mus^ sell. 643- longer needed a v a il a b l e ' OCTOBER 1773. $1500. or best offer. 873 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st. New large three roipm 6128. Campara, Trallare and or used. ••••••••••••••••••••••> apartment. $300 monthly. FOUR BEDROOM Cape, Mobile Homaa 65 . g \ \ t ••••••••••••a •••••••••••••••••••••••a Free Claasitlad Ada Homes For Sale 23 Painting-Papering 32 Articles lor Sale 41 TAG SALES .. Appliances. Electric heat $490 plus utilities. Please 1979 HONDA ACCORD, Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 •••••••••••••••••••••*** ••••••••••••••••••****** a a a a a a « j ••••aaaaaaaaa •••••••••••%•••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ana utilities paid by tenant. call Carole days, 2731212 beige. Five speed, AM-FM, iM m irlipfilfr □ N O T IC E S SINGER SEWING 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. 2711 FOR SALE - Love seat, Parking. Carpeting. 60 day Ext. 6272; evenings 537- rustproofed, 39,000 ’- ELECfRIClANS- MANCHESTER INTERIOR AND maching, excellent condi­ TAG SALE - Saturday’ Beds, table, counter and She'll tell you $150. Sewing machine, $75. from 9:30 to 3:00. 121; lease. One month security. 3894. regular gas. Superb. $5500. sink, many extras, EstablWhed and growing Assumable mortgage EXTERIOR Painting, tion. Cherry cabinet. 15 No pets. Just remodeled Lost and Found 1 NEED EXTRA MONEY? electrical contracting possible on this six room paper hanging, carpentry Color portable T.V., $175. Carriage Drive, 6494)260. automatic transmission, Queen size bed, dresser, Years old. $40.00. Phone three room apartment. COVENTRY - Two INVITATION TO OID her way . . . a Selling Avon can help firm, looking for perma­ excellent conditioned work. Fully insured. J.P. Manchester, rain or shine;.’,’ good condition. Must sell - The Manchester Public Schools IMPOUNDED - Female, , braided rug, many more 649-6367. 16’’ boys bike, toys-, Appliances. Gas heat paid bedroom house for rent. 1979 DODGE ASPEN - 6 $1500 or best offer. 873 fight Inflation. Call now nent, competent, licensed Colonial. Three bedrooms, Lewis and Son, 649-9658. by tenant. $275. Parking. c\Under. 4 door. Power solicits bids for BAND low-cost ad in two years old, Golden-Lab journey person to do all U'z baths, full basement, items. Moving. Telephone clothes, and much mis'-" ’Two years old. Good loca­ 6128. UNIFORMS for the 1982-1983 Cross, Cambridge Street. at 646-3685 or 523- 643-1277. . RECORD PLAYER • 329 cellaneous. ^ One month security. No tion. Call 742-6858. steering, power brakes. school year. Sealed bids will be types of electrical work. fenced in rear yard, front b.G. PETERSEN Painting stereophonic, 78, 45, 33, 16. Small male .Snepherd- 9401 Company - interior, pets. Available immMiate- Excellent condition. 643 received until 3 00 P.M., October Classified . . . FO R SPARKLING EOE, Bloomfield Electric porch. $64,900. Strano Real $10.00. Telephone 643-4751. ly. 875-1128. 0413 after 6 p.m. 28. 1982 at which time they will be Cross, 4 months old, black- Company, 243-9543. Estate, 646-2000. exterior, spray, brush or WANTED TO SELL fast, TAG SALE - This Saturday ‘ ANDOVER-BOLTON STRETCH YOUR WOODWORK, TILE, tan, Hackmatack Street. Lafayette LR 15-15, Girard and Sunday, 9:30 to 4:30. publicly opened The right is QUALITY CONTROL roll. Custom wallpaper SPACE HEATER - 35,000 LINE - Lovely country set­ 1970 VW CONVERTIBLE - BURGER BUDGET by roserve^d to reject any and all bids. the easy way to GLASS AND PAINTED Call 646-4555. hanging. Workmanship 40-40 belted driven turn­ 101 Hebron Road, Bolton,' COVENTRY - Beautiful ting. Older, small three Inspector and first piece BABYSITTER WANTED - FOR SPARKLING table, Criterion 28 two-way BTU, natural gas with one bedroom apartment, Runs but needs work. $800. using one part soy extender Specifications and bid forms may SURFACES, add three layout with five years Professional couple guaranteed. 646i-8467. blower. $75.00. Bolton, 643- (rear). room house, $ ^ monthly. Telephone 6435288. to four parts of meat. Your bo .set’ured at the Business Office. find a cash buyer. tablespoons of washing Announcements 3 WOODWORK, TILE. speakers. Motorola 8-track first floor. Telephone 742- 45 N. School Street. Manchester, •••••••••aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa experience on aircraft seeking a part time Heat and utilities included. taste buds won’t be able to soda to a quart of warm GLASS AND PAINTED FALL SPECIAL - Let Lee player, stereo stand. $175. 1814. TAG SALE - October 2nd,-‘’ 6858. ronncctlcut, Raymond E. Demers. BINGO EVERY FRIDAY sheetmetal parts in an air- babysitter for two children Security and references 1979 FORD PINTO - 2 door tell the difference, but your water and wash. No rinsing in Vernon area. Must be SURFACES, add three Painting help you clean up or best offer. 646-5321. ^turday, 10 to 4. 238 Box. required. Call 742-9564 Business Manager at 7:00 pm ., VFW, 608 conditioned plant. Com­ before the Holidays. ELECTRIC Friden comp­ Mountain Drive, Vernon,“ HOUSE FOR RENT - station wagon. 4 speed budget will! 057-09 required. East Center Street, pany Paid benefits and mature and responsible. tablespoohs of washing tometer, $10.00 or best Manchester Duplex — 68-70 after 7 p.m. and on standard shift. 30 mpg. 3 Own transportation a soda to a quart of warm Interior and exterior. Free THREE ALUMINUM Conn. Like new exercise weekends. Manchester. overtime. Dynamic Metal Storm windows - 32” x 56” . offer. Fast, efficient, easy, Waddell Street. Three $2250. 643-5500. Products Company, Inc., must. Flexible hours. water and wash. No rinsing estimates. Fully insured. bike $50, 12 piece white' 646-1653. Three track. $12.00 each. oldy but goodie, four func­ bedroom set including bed­ rooms and bath, carpeting, 422 North Main Street, Above- average salary. required. tions, twenty digits. Works refrigerator and range. Ottices-Sloras 1974 SUBARU - Poor run­ □ EMPLOYMENT Write to Box /A, c-o Armoire, drawers and ding, excellent condition! Manchester, 646-4048. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR closet space. Needs well. 649-0252. Nice yard. Utilities by te­ tor Rent 55 ning condition. $400 firm. Manchester Herald. $350.______, Call 646-8515. FLORIDA’S FINEST adult PAINTING - Wallpapering refinishing, $65.00. 643- nant. $325 monthly. 13 and Dry wail Installation. 8681. SIX FT. USED couch and References required. No NEWLY RENOVATED Help Wanted HOUSEKEEPER for golf and country club com­ SATURDAY, October 2nd,,; 1974 PONTIAC CATALINA TRUCKING munity. Trees, lakes, Quality professional work. chair to match. $25.00 for 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. South pets. Available October 310 square feet office small rest home in both. Will sell separately if 1st. (BOTH SIDES available. Main Street - Vinyl top. Power BACK TO SCHOOL means Glastonbury. 15 minutes security. Private, uniquely Reasonable prices. FYee SCREENED LOAM- Congregational Church - back to work. Parents, Estimates! Fully insured. Gravel, processed CTavel, you wish. 649-8635. AVAILABLE). After 6 location with ample steering, power brakes. from Manchester. Hours; 9 designed, manufactured corner Forbes and Maple p.m., 646-1050. Possible Gpod condition. Extra returning students and No •xporlonc* homes. F'rom $35,900! Lake G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. sand, stone and fill. For streets, East Hartford. parking. Call 649-2891. a.m. to 1 p.m. Referenced. FOR SALE - used glass, 13 lease with option to buy. snows. $1250. 643-9049, 9 to others: If you have the nocoMary. Own transportation. Call Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, deliveries call George Rain or shine. 0 time and need cash, we N. Ft, Myers, Fla. 33903; FRED LEE Paing- Griffing, Andover, 742- pieces 9 in. x 11 in. Twelve OFFICE SPACE for rent. 2. For Information call: 633-4411. pieces, 23'A x 29'/k in. have a limited nurhber of or toll free 1-800-237-8909. Interior and Exterior. 7886. TAG SALE - Books, front, 24 LOCUST STREET - Excellent location - 169 part-time positions in our $18.00. Phone 643-1634. Main Street, Manchester. 1972 FORD GALAXlE - 919-227-6119 or BANKING - Experienced Exp “Check my rate before you door complete with frame, ■ Seven room duplex. $425 Good condition. $500. Call ' phone sales department. opetperator. Full time. BOLTON - Immaculate decorate.Dependable. Looking for an car ski rack and radio,., Days - 649-0748; nights, 873 919-227-0494 proof $75.00 FOR MENS Nordlca plus utilities. Security and 4519. 649-6845; keep trying. Evening positions South Windsor Bank & seven plus room Raised Fully insured. 646-1653. apartment? Check the b^room and dining room; tenant insurance required. available. No experience Ranch. Three bedrooms, ski boots - 8'/i, worn once. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Trust Company. For ap- «••••••••••••*********** many vacancies listed in $180.00 new. Telephone 643- furniture, snow blower,- No appliances. 646-2426 9 - 5 1979 FORD PINTO - 2 door necessary. Will train those pointnientcontact: Warren I'z baths, two car garage, BulMIng ContraeUng 33 the Classified each day Wanted to Rant 57 2880. squire dance dresses and, Weekdays. station wagon. 4 speed with ambition and good Mattesom, 289-6061 EOE. one acre “country” •'’*lot...... much more. Graham Road 1 9 8 3 's HERE Monday thru Friday standard shift. 30 mpg. voices. Earn $67.40 to I''inished basement. Many ELECTRICAL SERVICES - Herman Way to 34 Joseph ONE OR TWO Car garage - $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry extras. Lower than market TWO CONTEMPORARY ELEVEN WOODEN storm Will pay top dollar Tor heat $2250. 643-5500. DRIVER - For TV & - We do all types of Elec­ windows and screen. Lane, South Windsor.-; MANCHESTER after 5 p.m.. May - PART TIME Custodians Appliance store. Conn. financing available. Group trical Work! Licensed. Call walnut chest of drawers Saturday and Sunday, Oc^ Available immediately. and electricity. Rent in ad­ Thursday at 643-2711. - - - 647- Assorted sizes. $65.00 for vance. Bob at 646-0487. 1979 DODGE ASPEN - 6 needed by the South Wind­ Drivers License required. I, Belfiore Agency, after 5:00 p.m., 846-1516. and matching chair. Good tober 2nd and 3rd, 10 - 4.- $ ^ plus utilities. Modem cylinder. 4 door. Power NOW FOR all. Telephone 643-9607. •••••••••••••••••••••••• sor Board of Education. Contact Bill at 649-3406. 1413. condition. Reasonably — 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms. No SEWING MACHINE priced. Call 649-9737. Autos For Sala 61 steering, power brakes. Three hours daily, 7:30 - LEON CIESZYNSKI TWO MOUNTED snow GARAGE SALE - Saturday , pets. Security. Alibrio Excellent condition. 643- Operators - Experienced 10:30 a.m. five days week­ Lots-Land tor Sala 24 only Oct. 2nd, 9 to 4. 92! Realty, Inc., 6494)917. preferred. Apply in person PART TIME Food service BUILDER. New homes, tires G78-14 - Hercules SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, 0413 after 6 p.m. umBHAn Dluvari ly. September thru June. SEIBERLINE STEEL Madison Road, Glaston­ person wanted for part additions, remodeling, rec polarpreme fiberglass TRUCKS Car-inv. value only - Pillowtex Corpora­ Excellent opportunity for time work Monday thru rooms, garages, kitchens BELTED Snow Radials - bury. Fish, animal and tion, 49 Regent Street, ACWORTH, NEW GR78-14, $100. Used one belts, w-w, like new. $25.00 HOUSE FOR RENT - $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- 1970 VW CONVERTIBLE - retired persons. Inquire in Friday. If interested HAMPSHIRE - 164 acres, remodeled, ceilings, bath each. Telephone 649-6482. birds cages and equipment,; Runs but needs work. $800. f Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. person only - South Wind- month. %’’ Fiberglass glass, games ana puzzles,; Manchester Duplex - 6370 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ APR FINANCING please call 646-5271 before old farm site, woodlot, tile, dormers, roofing. Waddell Street. Three Felcphone 6435288. .sor Board of Education, 10 a.m. or after 1 p.m. Ask Residential or commer­ Basketball Backboard, office equipment, books, dable. NOW AVAILABLE ON LICENSED NURSE, part town road access, near with hoop, never used, $70. SMALL DINETTE SET, rooms and bath, carpeting, 1737 Main Street, South for Mike. lake. $31,500 with $6,500 cial. 649-4291. square formica table top, miscellaneous household. '■ time. A position hara to Windsor. Facilities Ser­ 643-6634. refrigerator And range.. 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six' ALL NEW 1982 down. By owner? 603-756- two vinyl chairs. Good con­ Nice yard. Utilities by te-' turn down. To learn more vices Department. The Business 7TH ANNUAL CRAFT cylinder, three speed. $500. 62 LINCOLN-MERCURY PRODUCTS call 649-2358. 4702, evenings 603-756-4829. FARRAND ADDRESSOGRAPH dition. $35.00. Telephone nant. $325 monthly. or best offer. Telephone Trucks tor Sale South VVindsor Board of Opportunities 14 ' * REMODELING - Cabinets, Fair and Harvest Festival ■*; f2 TO CHOOSE FROM Education is an Affir­ MACHINE & Storage 646-6794. Saturday, October 2nd, 10 References required. No 742-7936. GAL FRIDAY - Inter­ Roofing, Gutters, Room pets. Available October 1968 FORD '/2 Ton pickup, mative Action Equal Op­ drawers - $30.00. a.m. - 4 p.m. Saint George’ very good condition, many viewing for a full time LAUNDROMAT pi B U S IN E S S Additions, Decks, all types Mimeograph Machine COLONIAL PINE Hutch, 1st. (BOTH SIDES 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 portunity Employer. Manchester. Excellent in- R e m o d e lin g and painted gold antiquing. 38 x Episcopal Church, 1150 new parts, needs minor secretarial position. Appli­ $50.00. Old manual Boston Turnpike (Route AVAILABLE). After 6 cyl., automatic, air- cant with excellent office vestment. Owner financing and SERVICES Repairs. FREE 13 X 72. Good conaition. p.m.. 6431050. conditioning, 27,(XK) miles. work.$600 or best offer. MUNSONS CANDY available. Call Correnti ...... Estimates. Fully insured. typewriter $5.00. 44A) Bolton, (Jt. Featuring' skills. Familiar with Calculator, excellent con­ $99.00. Telephone 646-0241. Superb car! Many extras! Tom, 674-9413 days; s Kitchen has openings in Real Estate, 646-5252. Telephone 643-6017. craftsmen, attic treasures, evenings 646-6727. medical terminology. retail sales and chocolate Services Ottered dition $25.00; or $100.00 for Christmas gifts, etc. Free $4495. 644-2942. Sample Buy Experienced preferred. packing. Hours are 4-8 all. Very old adding DOUBLE BED Frame, in­ ■ One of the nicest things Excellent benefit package. PACKAGE STORE - HOME REMODELING, Admission.. 1973 PONTIAC station 1974 FORD van - Over 24’ Monday - Friday. Eight Manchester. Well es­ DRYWALL & PAINTING room additions, all .types machine, best offer. 633- cludes headboard and foot­ about Want Ads is their low Van body, Model C750. Call Sale Price *6647 Please call 643-5151 or app­ Service - Installation and 4514. board. Excellent condition. wagon. Power steering hours on Saturday or Sun­ tablished. Centrally aluminum work, roofing. ____ >______PAG SALE - 232 School" - cost. Another is their quick pQ^0|* brakes. Good condi­ A1 Sieffert’s Appliance, ly in person at Crestfield taping, ceiling repairs. $45.00 Telephone 649-4061. day. 20-24 hours per week. located. Some owner finan­ Free estimates, Street. Friday and Satur, action. tion. $650. 649-5732. 647-9997 or 647-0661. Convalescent Home, 565 Call for appointment, 649- cing. Correnti Real Estate, Interior & Exterior Pain­ 12 FOOT ALUMINUM day, 9:00 to 4:00. Only *1,000 cash or Vernon Street, reasonable rates. Joe TEN FLOWERING 4332. 646-5252. ting. After 5:00 p.m., 649- Skaparas, 649-1733. Boat, anchor, oars, $150. trade down, plus state E Manchester. 3664^______Hoover industrial vacuum, bushes, $5. each, large TAG S.ALE - Multi-family.} tax, title, & registration, & used little, $100. 646-2439. orders, perennials, ground SAMPLE BUY - STOCK # 2P20 MECHANIC Heating-Plumbing 35 Saturday October 2nd. dealer conveyance. Amount KITCHEN PORTER - Full □ EDUCATION REWEAVING BURN covers, $5, variety house Rain date, 3rd. 17 Jordt NEW 1982 CAPRI time. Food service Expcriencwl pr«l«rr«d HOLES. Zippers, um­ REDECORATING - Pine lants $2. up. Private financed *5847, 48 months at experience preferred. App­ SOLAR HOT WATER - E Street, Manchester, DEMO SALE Must have own toola. brellas repaired. Window cracker barrell style edd ome. 649-6486. between Woodbridge and *153.69 per month. APR ly in person from 9 - 3. Ask Private Instructions 18 shades, Venetian blinds. “Second Generation’’ System. Will save 70 table, pine sailmakers ,„,,.»»»»•••••••• Parker ZEPHYR Z 7 for Food Service Super­ SERVICE ADVISOR/ Keys. TV FOR RENT. style coffee table, wing p " . ’ .BfrtJt-PBla 43 11.9%. Total of payments * 6 8 4 7 visor at Crestfield Con­ TUTORIAL HELP with Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. percent! Five Year back sofa-bed, childs an­ *7377.00, Finance Charge Equipped with power front disc brakes, steel belted WRITER Payback. ENERGY TAG SALE - Saturday and radials. AM radio with two speakers, full Instrument panel valescent Home. 565 Ver­ learning disabilities, basic 649-5221. tique oak school desk with Sunday Oct. 2nd and 3rd, lOi non Street, Manchester. Automotive beck*' skills. Educational SOURCES, 646-0643. attached feet. All excellent FREE TO . GOOD Home - *1530 with tachometer, rack & pinion steering, 2.3 liter engine, four adorable abandoned to 5, 41 Hyde Street,} P ground la a evaluations. Students 7 - BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - condition. 649-7844 after 5 4 speed trans., front stabilizer bar, third door llftback, MASSEUSE - Female Household Qoods 40 grey LH kittens. Call 528- Mnnchester. "Everything nacaaalty. adult. Call 649-2428 (2 - 6 Concrete, (jhimney p.m, Under the Sun” ! wide body side molding, sport steering wheel, remote preferred. Good at­ p.m.) Repairs. “ No Job Too 5110 or 649-2345. mosphere, excellent WILLIMANTIG Small.” Call 644-8356. USED TRUCK CAP - For foreign control mirror. clientele. In the Windham DATSUN/D0D6E REFRIGERATORS, longbed, gray, ladder FOUR FREE Kittens, nine area. Experience not Homes For Sale 23 WASHERS, RANGES - weeks old. Fluffy, attrac- 50; Contact Dale at C & M Tree Service, Free racks, 3 locking doors, tive markings'. Litter Pf®^**®* ______"["j needed - will train. Open 456-3234 estimates. Discount senior Clean, Guaranteed. Parts sliding window. 643-4442, seven days a week. Call CASE MOUNTAIN Area - citizens. Company & Service. Low prices! 646-7021. trained. Love children. ' ...... ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 423-7519. Ansaldi built eight room Manchester owned and B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main Call 649-9827. FINANCING AVAILABLE PART TIME Openings. Raised Ranch. Two operated. Call 646-1327. Street. 643-2171. FIREWOOD - All seasoned Weekends. Kitchen fireplaces, large family u ON ALL LEFTOVER NEW 1 9 8 2 EXPERIENCED room, huge rear deck, hardwoods. $90 cord, cut, Jupiter is the largest of BEAUTY OPERATOR cleanup and some banquet LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ A rticlet tor Sale 41 split and free delivery 10 work. Call or apply: D & D large corner lot, $80’s, the planets in the solar PICK AT THE LINCOLN-MERCURY PRODUCTS with following. Must be ' Owner - 643-1727. cing. Attics, cejlars, gar­ mile radius. 4 foot lengths system. Its diameter is 88,- Caterers, 93 Wells Street, ages cleaned. All types CORN CRIB 4 cyl, 4 spd, rear defog, tutone paint, wire wheels, AM-FMl AND 1983 CONTINENTALS able to perform all duties. Manchester. 646-0350. available, you pick up, $60 000 miles. Call 643-1644, or 649-7927. trash, brush removed, cord. Call after 6, 742-8056. stereo MANCHESTER - Well Picket, Split Rail, Stake ★ Raa^bcrrlM - COOK-AIDE - Part time. kept colonial with six ALUMINUM SHEETS THREE ADORABLE Fluf­ WANTED; Part time in­ Fences installed. 528-1)670. I AM A Furniture buyer 10 - 6:30 pm UP TO serters. Must be 18 years Mature person, rooms, three bedrooms in­ used as printing plates. .007 with a room full of excess fy kittens — 6-8 weeks old. LIST PRICE *7503 or over. Call 647-9947 - Ask experienced preferred. sulation, walk-up attic and SMALL LOADS OF thick, 23x28Vi’^. 50c each, stock at low prices. For ap­ mx trained. 2 black, and 2 NEW 1982 MAZDA ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ for John between 8:30 a.m. Green Lodge, 649-5985. Call full basement, large lot. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- calico. Also 2 adult cats. Buckland Road $64,900. Two building lots STONE, trap rock, play pointment call after 6 p.m., and 11.00 a.m. Monday - Wednesday - sand, white stone, loam 2711. ’They MUST be picked 872-7387. 647-8042 after 4:00 p.m. South Windsor Friday, AM. also available at $16,500. and pool sand up before 11:00 a.m. only. each. Strano Real Estate, DELIVERED. Telephone FREE TO GOOD HOME - DKSEl PICKUPS * LIBRARY TECHNICAL EXPERIENCED TRUCK 646-2000. SALE PRICE 1 2 0 0 DARK LOAM - 5 yards ...... Lovable, stray kitten, *6699 aide to work in high school 644-1775. (ModRi B2200) Nlt9 SH tflonl Stodc # 2 0 117 DRIVER - For delivery delivered, $60. plus tax. 26 INCH GIRLS three found in Bolton. Black- media center. LTA degree and warehousing of preferred. Contact James BOLTON - Gorgeous and DESIGN KITCHENS - Sand, Gravel, Stone & speed bike. Excellent con­ white. 649-7784 after 5:00 appliances. Excellent immaculate contemporary Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. p.m. McKenna, Assistant Prin­ wages and benefits. Apply cabinets, vanities, counter dition. $40.00. Telephone * RENTALS ~ MORIARTY BROTHERS cipal, Rham High School, in excellent conaition, tops, kitchen cabinet sms ★ ★ ★ SAFI BUY USID CARS ir ir ir in person only 10 to 3. A1 three bedrooms, family PHOTO ACCESSORIES - 649-6799. FOUR FREE KITTENS, Hebron.CT 06248 228-9474 Sieffcrt’s Appliance, 445 fronts, custom • ...... C or 649-9587. room with fieldstone woodworking, colonial Two Nikon 35mm film nine weeks old. Fluffy, at­ Rooms tor Rant 50^ 80 CADIU8C Hartford Road. fireplace, sunken tub, cassettes and one Contax PORTABLE BLACK and tractive markings. Litter 31 S CENTIR ST.. MANCHCSTf R. CONN.'Phone 643-5135 3 reproductions in wood. white 19” Admiral T.V. tlFWD MNS NWMM 'SltS much more. Call today, J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. 35mm film cassette, $5 trained. Loves children. MANCHESTER - Nice, SEVULE ARBOR ACRES FARM $40.00. Telephone 649-4061. IxMtt, 4 q»Md (rMwmii- F m aU 2 dr., AT, liyol COUNTER' CLERK- Full $149,000. Strano R eal each. Two Graflite Call 6499827. room with kitchen< ^ -S-t s — .1 - - Inc. seeks full time general -t_Wimui Ww IYUUIW9. time days. Top pay. Bat- Estate, 646-2000.______FALL CLEAN-UP. flashbulb guns, $5 each. TWO FR78-15 tires with privileges. Gentleman^ wOTif AI64M csssuttu tiston's Dry Cleaners, 832 poultry farm worker. Driveway sealing, interior Call Doug Bevins at The Antiquaa 48 prefeiTM. $50.00 weekly.' Agricultural background MANCHESTER - Gracious Herald, 643-2711, after 1 rims, $5.00 each. Two H70- THE BOSS IS AT Silver Lane, East Hart­ and stately seven room and exterior house pain­ 15 snow tires with rims, •••••••••••••••••••••••• P u rity . Telephone 643-J ford. Appl^: Battif9s, West desirable, but not essen­ ting, cellar and garage p.m. 1878. ; tial, Paid Health and Colonial. 3 or 4 bedrooms. $20. each. Call 646-8081. Helping people satisfy 7INNTMC>44SS j i c m y S >3495 1 Hartford. 233-0051. Beautiful Boulder Road - cleaning, trash and brush 4-OeorDteSa Retirement Plans. Call removal. Call Wayne, 647- CONTEMPORARY arm their needs and wants ... CENTRALLY LOCATEI>] MORIARTY BROTHERS Otawd Pilx, otr wwdlHwi, u S tv n 4-d—>, tew mSw, I Jim Fracchia, Glaston­ one of M a n c h e ste r’s chair upholstered in red CHEVY RIMS, Two 14 in­ that’s what Want Ads are looded with mlrot mute., PS, PB, wir* premier locations. Recent­ 0198, ch, five hole rims: Both for downtown. Exceptionally, RN OR BSN - In-service bury, 633-6456 for an ap­ velvet, chrome legs, $150. all about. clean rooms. Kitchen; MERCURY CAPRI RS 0 ly renovated “country $10.00. Call 649-9512. coordinator. Coordinating pointment. SENIOR CITIZENS Hair Brown vinyl recliner, $50. privileges. Maid linen ser­ * 1 0 . 9 9 5 in-service programming kitchen” , two fireplaces, Contemporary black and attractive entry (dutch Dresser Makes House PLUMBERS DELIGHT, WANTED: ANTIQUE Fur­ vice. Security required.; for all staff, responsible r o o fin g FIRM looking Calls. Perms, Sets, Cuts. white fabric wall hanging Call 643-5127. for Nurse’s aide training for retired or non-working door), private covered 50” X 50”, $25. 646-0479. copper and brass fittings, a niture, glass, pewter, oil — — • 7S CAML. *199S Mm.M c m *, mMmesk, program and orienting an flagstone patio, smoke Low Rates. Call Jan, 646- TRAY FULL. 150 PIECES paintings, or antique roofer. Experienced in 2198. BOLTON LAKE - Fur-^ PtevtwMd If Ml ■ham, 4 g|, (ondMtefi, ttato*. new employees. Excellent built-up roofing, repairs detectors, first floor laun­ CROCKS, KEGS, Barrels, ONLY $65.00. Telephone items. R. Harrison, 643- duuFf loci4u4« 646-4618. nished bedroom. Share, 77 L M td U '3595 pay ana benefits. Please and/or maintenance. 742- dry room, lovely wooded spigots, carboys, wide- 8709. house. $60 weekly. Non-- ■icall Assistant Ad- 8649. ______lot. Fresh country at­ PROLONG THE LIFE mouth glass buckets, 750 smoker. 646-7W8, or 647-| i ministrator, Crestfield mosphere right here in OF CUT FLOWERS in ALUMINUM WINDOW stock § 2P21 UNNTMC'4t9$ H Zm n '4545 gallon wood vat, grape Wanted to Buy 40 0769. ; ______PhMoix a dMT outemotk ek «MM«lteiUi.g, — Convalescent Home, 643- p a r t t i m e p h o n e Manchester. Priced for your home by snipping grinder. 643-2880. awnings, three 33” , three ••••••••••••••••••••■••• 5151 for appointment. Solicitors needed mornings fast sale. Early occupancy. stems at an angle. ’This 36”, one 70” . Need paint. WANTED TO BUY - 5 Litre engine, 8 cyl. engine, power front disc brakes, 4 steel belted tront. and evenings, in GROUP I - BELFIORE provides more stem sur­ GOOD CONDITION - ’Two $10.00 each or best offer. Japaneses & German Apartmanta tor Rant 53‘ radial tires, duraspark elec. Ignition, full Instrumentation with tach, rack Manchester and Rockville Agency, 647-1413. Hollywood beds - $48.00 for Call 6464753. 6 pinion steering, AM/FM stereo cassette, premium sound system, fllp- PART TIME Typist needed face to absorb the water. Swords, Daggers, Medals, MANCHEfS'TER- One and- mornings. Call 872-7071. area. Salary plus bonus. both. Recliner, $24.00. Helmets, et cetra. up/open air roof, leather wrapped steering wheel, trim-accent cloth Call 872-7071. BOLTON - Spacious eight Contemporary Davenport FOR SALE - 1980 Chev. Immediate cash. 643-0143. two bedroom apartment^ with vinyl, axle-traction lok, TR performance package, power steering, "Connecticut's Oldest Lincoln-Mercury Mazda Dealer’ room custom Cape. Three Painting-Papering 32 $26.00. Call 643-4196. pick up truck bench seat. available. Centrallyi electric rear window defroster, manual air conditioner, tinted glass, tu­ car garage, in-ground pool, Blue. ^ .0 0 . Call 646-8706. located on busline near] separate five room ^ e s t BOY SCOUT UNIFORMS shopping center and] tone paint, front stabilizer bar, llftback third door, wide bodyside house or office. Additional WOOD STOVE - Suburban SINGER STRAIGHT stitch NEEDED „ „ by Troop 123. schools. For further details] molding, console, remote control mirror, deluxe belts, reclining loback land available with barn Woodmaster. Used only sewing machine in walnut 643-6187, or 649-6202 call 649-7157. | bucket seats, y g -y p R | C E ...... $ 1 0 ,0 9 3 and lighted chorral. Call INTERIOR AND four times! $2 0 0 . cabinet. Excellent condi­ for brochure, Barnett- EXTERIOR Painting and Telephone 646-7727 tion. $75.00. Telephone 643- WANTED MANCHESTER - Maiij LESS DISCOUNT ...... -1 .0 0 0 Bowman-Tibbles, 633-3661. Paperhanging. Ceilings evenings. 6526. IMMEDIATELY - used of­ Street. 2-3 rooms. Heatedi /MORIARTY ^ o t h e r s / repaired or replaced. Free fice furniture. Two desks, Hot water. Appliances. No} ” ^ d « 3 estimates. Fully insured. FOUR PIECE solid maple BEAUTIFUL THREE foot chairs, office machines pets. Security. Parking,; References. Martin poster bedroom set, with jade tree. Ideal for home and copier. Call 646-79K. 523-7047. - STRETCH YOUR Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., two large chests. ’Three BURGER BUDGET by or office. Only $50.00. 649-4431. piece living room sofa and Valued at $250. M7-1923. ------MANSFIELD CENTERS using one part soy extender chairs by Kroehler. T ier’ - ■ One of the nicest thbM Woodsedge Apartmenl® MORIARTY BROTHERS to four parts of meat. Your INTERIOR PAINTING, solid mahogany tables, two SEVERAL MODEL about Want Ads is their Iw renovated, cwintijf 3ts CIHTik ST„ BSetSiSTre, tSM ii IS BACK! taste buds won’t be able to over ten years experience, end, one tier, one drop leaf. Airplane kita with engines, setting. Two bedroonm Paid For By CHIxons For Jack Thompaon; tell the difference, but your low rates and senior citizen All in’ excellent .condition. props and more. $85.00. CMt Another is their quick startine at 080. TelephonR 315 CENTER ST , M ANCHISTER. CONN • Phone 643• 5135 n .M . M a g ro, T ra a tu ra r______■ ^ budget will! dints. 843-9980. Call 649-2906. Telephone 6434913. 429-470 or 233-9660. I, 20 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurs.. Sept. 30. 1982 BUSINESS Pension plan limits may help rank-and-file

hall of your yested (non-forfeitable) benefits. But if one- Warach, a divisional vice president of Prentice-Hall. ha of your vested interest is less than $10,000, you can The biggest crackdown on tax-sheltered corporate 1) Some companies could cancel their pension plans: borrow as much as $10,000. These amounts are tre a ^ requirement pUns in years is buried in the 1982 tax in­ or crease law. But due to one key provision, many top 2) Rank-and-file employees will get bigger benefits hist as though you had borrowed them from a bank; the' executives and professionals who belong to pension Y o u r and will earn them faster. These new restrictions apply 'proceeds ar®e tL-free and the interest is deductible. plans escape the crackdown relatively untouched. These to years starting after 1983. 2) Regardless of the amount, a plan loan is also taxed provisions even may result in rank-and-file employees M o n e y 's So far. it would seem the 1982 tax increase law has as a distribution if it’s not due to the repaid within five getting much more benefit out of the company pension W o rth created a disaster for executives and professionals who years. Qn loans of five years or less, totals unpaid after plans, are members of pension plans. But the good news is five years are taxable. Sylvia Porter there is no cutback in current pension benefits, IN UENEK AI., BOTH new requirements apply only H.4r.KGROl'M): There is a limit on how much an to plan loans made after Aug. 1.1982. But a loan outstan­ employer can deduct for contributions to a pension or KEY EXCEPTION TO THE UKAUKDOWN: If a company is currently funding a pension benefit of more ding on that date is subject to the new rules if 1) it is profit-sharing plan (for instance, 15 percent of compen­ renegotiated after that date, and 2) it is not repaid. sations in a profit-sharing plan). There is an annual than $90,000 for an employee, it can continue to do so. (There is no equivalent exception for a profit-sharing before Auc. 14, 1983. ' limit, too, on how much can be put into any one With the 1981 tax cut and the 1982 tax increase laws,: employee’s retirement plan account. For profit-sharing plan.) So pension benefits of as high as $136,425 (the same). The maximum contribution to an employee’s maximum under the prior law) can still be provided un­ tax specialists will be rolling in dollars from baffled y plans, for example, the limit is the lesser of 25 percent profit-sharing account is limited to $30,000 and the fun­ der the 1982 law. However . . , funding for pensions of taxpayers until 2082! -*1. c i • - of compensation or a fixed dollar amount. This dollar ding for a pension plan cannot provide an annual retire­ (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia, amount has been adjusted annually for cost of living in­ more than $90,000 will be frozen at current levels. ment benefit greater than $90,000. Watch this: For this purpose, your current benefit is Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983- a functional and; creases, and for 1982 is at $45,475. For pension plans, the The law also irnposes special, new restrictions on informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter s* amount set aside cannot fund an annual benefit what you had locked in as of July 1, 1982. So you can’t in­ "top-heavy” plans (60 percent or more of the plan crease your benefits now and take advantage of the best budgeting tips and money-saving advice. Send $8.95 „ exceeding the lesser of 100 percent of compensation or a benefits go to key employees). In these plans, benefits grandfather clause. plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac," fixed dollar amount. This dollar total also has been “have to vest (become non-forfeitable) at a faster rate in care of the Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway,; adjusted for inflation and is set at $136,425 for 1982. than other plans and provide a minimum level of There also are all-new rules on retirement plan loans. Kan. 66205. Make checks payable'to Universal Press benefits for all employees. The 1982 law has two conditions: HK; M;\X I.AW The 1982 tax law slashes 1) You can borrow the lesser of $50,000 or up to one- Syndicate.) the dollar amounts (the percentage limits stay the This could turn out one of two ways, points out Eli J. -in Brief Coming union vote

Contract awarded worries Lee lococco

HARTFORD — The U.S. Army has awarded a DETROIT (UPI) - Chrysler Corp. chairmen will gather Friday at Solidari­ $15.48 million contract to the Colt Firearms Divi­ Chairman Lee lacocca says he is worried ty House for a strategy session on selling sion of Colt Industries in the Army’s first purchase about an upcoming vote on an unpopular the contract. of a new colt rifle. tentative agreement reached two weeks Despite criticism from the UAW. The contract called for production of 16,028 of ago between the United Auto Workers lacocca has persisted in touting his com­ Colt’s M16-A2 rifles, which will be used by the and the No. 3 automaker. pany’s healthy cash position. Marine Corps, Rep. Barbara b. Kennelly. D-Conn., The union was expected to announce lacocca, in an appearance before the said in a statement Tuesday. today its deadline for a vote on the (

HARTFORD — The U.S. Economic Development GREENWICH (UPI) - American Can PennCorp had 1981 revenues of $330 Administration has approved $1.45 million in grants Co. has reached an agreement in princi­ million and income of $23.7 million from to assist in development of industrial parks in ple to buy PennCorp Financial Inc., of continuing operations. The company’s Seymour and Sterling, the governor’s office said. Santa Monica, Calif., for $295 million in net income dropped to $3.7 million after "The grants v/ill be used to subsidize state and cash and securities. incurring a loss of $20 million in discon local funds to develop a new industrial park in The acquisition was announced tinning an unprofitable operation. Sterling and provide additional services at the American Clan had net income of $76 Wednesday by Can Co. Chairman UPI photo Silvermine Industrial Park under way in Seymour, William S. Wnodside who said it was in million in 1981, compared to $85 millitm the governor’s office sard. line with the company's strategic plan to in 1980 and $127 million in 1979 The com­ The $600,0(K) grant to Sterling will be used for an discontinue less profitable operations pany reported $25 million in profits for industrial park designed to help rebuild the town’s and expand into specialty financial ser­ the first half of 1982, compared to $43 It’S the latest thing economic base following a 198D fire that closed the vices. million for the same period in 1981. town’s major employer, the governor’s office .said PennCorp sells life insurance and acci­ The proposal, still subject to final Kurt Wuennemann checks a stock market quote on a new computer in a statement Tue.sday. agreement, would give holders of dent and health insurance through its PennCorp $13.75 per share, or $264 subsidiaries. It will be operated as part made by Allied Corp.’s Bunker Ramo Information Systems In Trumbull. million in .state value of American Can of Associated Madison Companies Inc,, The new system allows the family stock quotation terminal (left) to per­ preferred stock or notes American Can acquired earlier this year as the cor­ form several personal computer services such as updating an in­ also would pay $31 million to buy an out­ nerstone of American Can’s new finan­ vestor’s portfolio or figuring buying power. Lagasse promoted standing warrant for a block of stock. cial services business sector.

Jacques J, Lagasse of 162 C Homestead St. has been appointed assistant Industry first: Employee-owned supermarket director of data center support in the informa­ will take off like wildfire all across the country.” will be run by a manager hired by the worker-owners tion services department PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Twenty-five unemployed grocery store workers chipped in $5,000 apiece, got a The employee-ownership store, believed to be the first who will retain their union membership and be covered of Connecticut General by the union contract. bank loan with the help of their union and will open what in the nation, is the second innovation developed by the Life Insurance. ’ union to help more than 1,300 workers left jobless when Other closed A&P stores have been reopened under a He joined Connecticut may be the nation’s first employee-owned supermarket. The Roslyn store — named ”0&0 Supermarket” for the ailing A&P chain closed numerous area stores last participatory management plan developed earlier by General in 1977 as a January. the company and union. technical consultant for "We own it, we operate it” — opens for business Oct. 13, Wendell W. Young, president of United Food and The 25 owner-workers put up $5,0Q0 each to become Under that plan, workers accepted contract con­ information services. He shareholders in the store, in a former A&P location. cessions in exchange for a share of a store’s profits and is a graduate of Trinity Commercial Workers Local 1357, said Tuesday. Young said the cooperative venture is a job-saving They needed an additional $525,000 in bank loans “just to a voice in their managemen* The plan led to the College, and holds a open the doors.” Young said. openings of 16 stores operated as Super Fresh markets, master’s degree in model for the struggling retail food indu.stry. “I have no doubt.” Young told a news conference, The union acted as "facilitator,” supplying the an A&P subsidiary. mathematics from Trini­ employee-owners with consultants, demographic Young said the worker-owned store would have no ty. He also holds a master "that if this thing works, if these people are successful in the next six months, even in three monthSj this thing studies and other resources needed to secure the loans. connection with Super Fresh, although both projects of business administra­ Young said, resulted from A&P closings. tion degree from the A second employee-owned store eventually will open University of Connec­ at Parkwood Manor in northeast Philadelphia and other ticut. Jacques J. Lagasse potential sites are being examined. Young said. "In the Rogers profit falls next six months, we could have up to six employee- Brunswick owned stores.” The union will have no part in managing the stores Recreation other than "some say” in their wage contracts. O&O Dividend declared below expectations Centers

BRIDGEPORT — The Board of Directors of the Rogers Corp,, a Killingly-based manufacturer with a Connecticut Bank has declared a fourth quarter plant in Manchester, will record a disappointingly small \\ inter’s e< nniiiL BOWLERCISE dividend of 47 cents per share payable Oct. 20 to profit in its third quarter, company president Norman shareholders of record Oct. 12. L. Greenman said. The declaration represents an increase of three In Rogers’ 1981 annual report, Greenman predicted W ITH US -eejits per share over the previous rate of 44-cents 1982 would be a "record sales year” with “continuing Bowlercise program will Include: per share. The indicated annual dividend is now profit improvement.” But it now appears that Rogers’ 1. 20 minutes of exercise/qualltled Instructor .fl.88 per share. 1982 earnings will be about the same as last year, when 2. two games of bowling "The dividend is payable on 1,499,885 shares out­ F f the company recorded a 2.5 percent profit. 3. Rental shoes standing and amounts to $704,946. Including the Greenman said earnings for the third quarter, which latest dividend shareholders will receive $1,79 per 4. Supervised playroom for children ended Thursday, will be about the same as the same M l Ui Ah9at latalatin TUajUl share for 1982. period last year, when the company earned $735,000 on 5. 8th week diets delight $24.4 million in sales, or a 3 percent profit. CAPITAL INSULATION CO. 6. Enjoyment For the first half of 1982 Rogers earned $1,156,000 on Eat. 1970 Note sales of $55,012,000, or about a 2 percent profit. 1. Enrollment will be limited "No significant improvement is currently seen for the 2. Brunswick Holiday Lanes will be closed during Workshop set fourth quarter,” Greenman said. the bowlercise program 563-9815 3 Dross ottiro Greenman said the company’s earnings have suffered a) Ipose fitting clothes (tights, shorts or bathing A mini workshop on “How to Buy the Right Per­ from the general economic recession and also from r AVERAGE CEILING ANiT w ALLS | ^ It) sonal or Small Business Computer” will be offered changes in the production of disc-drive computers, for b) Beach towel by The Counseling Center of Hartford College for which Rogers supplies flexible circuits. 124 X 38 (2 story) $ 1 p 3 8 5 a 0 0 | Program will run lor 8 wooks Women on Nov..8 from 4:45 to 7:45 p.m. The changes have forced the company to update its starting M on^y, Octobor 4th at 1 KM) p.m. The instructor will be Wayne Anderson, president flexible circuit technology to meet the new demand. _S_^995.PP1 All this for $3.50 p«r waok Meanwhile, customers have allowed their circuit inven­ and founder of the Professional Systems Group Caff Today A Sign UP. developers of microprocessing computer systems tories to be depleted. Fully Insurod Rogers is a diversified manufaeturer of plastics and BRUNSWICK HOLIDAY LANES for individuals and small businesses. 3S Spancar St, Manehaatar other engineered materials for the electronics and other OWENS CORNING FIBERGLA8 industries. OR THERMO-PAC CLASS I CELLULOSE 646-2125 ______id within five i unpaid after its apply only loan outstan- iles if 1) it is is not repaid'. ncrease laws, I, from baffled- et with Sylvia r 'unctional and ; iring Porter’s - ice. Send dal Almanac,' ive. Fairway,; liversal Press- Save Energy — save mon^y \ Beautiful energy-savers Choosing paper with BUSH H ARO m m ^ Strategic landscaping can reduce your budget pressure no small matter EASY-TO-INSTAL The difference in the in­ heating energy. in the unit’s energy side temperature between Shade trees do more than demands. Within a year, the wall,” checks aren’t says. M-D Modal xx Alum. Threshold Reg- *4.99.... .^3.99 a home that is properly just reduce air con­ the small cost of shrubbery By Susan Plese It’s no wonder the poor Herald Reporter the only big movers. There shaded and one that is not ditioning bills. They also installed to provide shade are also geometries “ that woman was confused. The M-D ,laRib-Up can be as much as eight WAV provide a cool outdoor will be easily recovered There are probly dance on you,” she says. store carries about 500 Whatkaratrig degrees. refuge from the heat through reduced air con­ weightier decisions to And wavy patterns that books, each with ap­ Outside, the temperature proximately 200 patterns. during the summer ditioning bills. make in life, like where to make vou seasick. beneath a shade tree' is months. Keep in mind that It all adds up to indicate send your kids to college, But Ms. Coda tries to And patterns aren’t the often 15 to 20 degrees lower only consideration. So is larger trees should be that “ Green Survival” what used car to buy, and point out a customer’s mis­ than in the sun. That's why planted 15 to 20 feet apart goes hand-in-hand with what to serve your takes before they hit the fiber. 'You can buy paper, shade trees, placed on the summer survival and of course, but also vinyl, » to allow proper growth. gourmet friend when she walls. She tries to deter­ Rag. S.«9 south or west side of a Smaller trees can be energy savings. burlap, grasscloth, string, Easy to Install ... on wood or comes to dinner. mine a person’s taste, and M-D Oak Threshold metal doors. Jamb-Up house, can bee ■called i\ planted within 10 feet of fabric, mylar, linen and Ideal for home use. Seals out But there’s no more dif­ then guides the buyer to a Weatherstrip Is an extruded ■'nature’s air con­ SPRING CAME a little cork. And if you’ve got a drafts, dust, etc. Paint to your home to form a ficult decision to make complimentary book or aluminum strip with vinyl In­ late this year in many match rest of doorway. Has $ 4 $ * ditioners.” natural awning. pattern suggestions. few thousand dollars bur­ sert, (or tight seal against parts of the country, and than what wallpaper to buy sturdy vinyl snap>in seal. Since the shaded area un­ Vines are another of “ Sometimes you can ning a hole in your pocket, door. some people thought that for your kitchen (or living Reg. 7.99 der the tree’s spreading nature’s gifts that offer even tell by the way they you may choose hand silk meant less time available room or dining room), not branches is cooler than its energy-saving benefits to dress," she says. “ One screened prints and even M-D RAIN GUTTER for planting the trees and when you consider that M-D Aluminum & Vinyl surroundings, air is drawn homeowners. Growing up woman who came in was gold leaf. “LEAF GUARD" shrubs they planned to add there are literally tens of Cl. in and m oves upward m asonry w a lls, or on dressed in classic, clean Ms. Coda says she sees Drot BottRUl to their landscape. Not so, thousands of patterns to through the branches, ■v| trellises on wooden walls, lines. She likes tailored certain trends developing, say nurserymen. Most choose from. creating a current that . vines act as insulators papers. And some older at least with the clientele living plants can be planted Just ask Lynn Coda, moves through" nearby from the sun’s strongest people still want pots and in town. "Sm all, coun- any time a hole can be dug. decorator for Paul’s Paint doors and windows. rays. and Decorating Center, 615 pans in the kitchen and trystyle prints are the Expanded aluminum Easiest This gentle movement of best place to plant them on main sellers,” she says. ^ L be in screening out the sun, creates over a summer If you have an air- So, if you weren’t able to Main St. She’s been shells in the bathroom.” M-D Door Bottom Modal DVI way to stop raid gutter air is more pleasing than so plan before planting. day. It's easier to move a your property. plant in the yard earlier ‘Oriental and Victorian R ag. 5.29 clogging. Easily lined, lo all conditioning unit, see that watching the customers for Wallpaper customers run Exterior door bottom blocks the direct cold blast of an (A simple test you can do stake than a planted test!) this season for any reason, prints with dark box and hall-round gutters. IN GENERAL, it is well-shaded. Protec­ years, and she’s been in on the gamut from the easy to dirt, drafts and moisture. No special tools needed. Cuts air conditioner, and is backgrounds are coming is to place a six-foot stake If you have any deciduous trees are the ting the unit from the get advice and assistance some of Manchester’s please to the indecisive. Sturdy aluminum & vinyl con­ A A with household scissors. struction Installs In minutes. noiseless. where you are considering questions, your local practical choice, as they summer sun can prolong from your retail nursery most earthsha’.cing selec­ “ One young man came in back, but mylar, (foil) is * * 6”x24' pkg. Easy lo handle Where you position shade nurseryman will help you I lasts for years. planting a tree. Observe drop their leaves in winter its life, by reducing its and be assured you can tions. on his lunch hour to pick going out. 48" lon^hs. rees has a great deal to do the changing patterns of select the best tree to let the sunshine warm workload. This will result plant now — or whenever And she’s seen her share paper for his room,” ' A1 “ It was popular for a Reo.2.59 * 1 * * with how effective they can sun and shade the stake varieties for shade, and the the house, thereby saving in a 2 to 3 percent reduction you find convenient. of mistakes, like wallpaper Chapman says. " I opened a while,” she says, “ but now that moves after it is all book like this and he said, it is more toned down. More subtle patterns are AS AN EXTRA SPECIALp ANY PURCHASE OF A SET neatly pqsted in place. ‘O.K., I ’ll buy it.’ I never apt to be what you find. •‘One person came in and had a sale like that OF JAMB-UP WEATHERSTRIP WILL INCLUDE A Attic fans have picked a pattern with red before." The bolder patterns are FREE M-D DOOR BOTTOM MODEL DV-1 A 2.50 and white squares. She But then there was a harder to find. 'W walked back in after it was woman “ who started at "T h ere are not many : VALUER done and said the things one end (of the store’s people with contemporary different virtues taste. Not our customers,” jumped at her,” Ms. Coda books) and worked to the she adds. “ We mainly have says with a laugh. “ She had other end. It took her four colonial. New England.” SOMETHING FOR NOTHING Although attic fans are each year, depending on In this climate, the volume it taken down.” or five months, almost FALL CLEANS The most popular colors, ^ Bring thi* coupon lo Bllth Hardware not substitutes for air con­ the model and its wattage. of the house should be Although Ms. Coda says every day. It was almost .V-S.-' ditioners, they can keep A single room air con­ roughly equal to the fans CHOOSE ONE of three valuable gifts . that small, half inch like she was one of the IMease turn lo page 6 I valid house temperatures at a ditioner (6,000 BTU) could rated capacity in cubic feet yours absolutely free when you buy any checks often do “ pop out of e nployees,’’ Chapman Lawn-Boy mower in stoclT Ithru bearable level during the easily cost twice as much per minute(cfm). FREE KEY 110/10/82 ______hot spells of summer, and to operate. For example, if you FREE — Leal Bag! use much less energy than To detemine the proper found your home’s volume $17.95 value air conditioners. size fan for your house, you to be 10,000 cubic feet, and Extra-large leaf bag has increased Do-it-yourself papering ^Paul Sheean, a factory rep for' A large attic fan in­ must calculate the volume cppacily for (219 fall clean-up you wanted one air change chores (Not shown) stalled between the living of the living space. This is per minute, you would look Yuasa, will be in our store Sat., space and the attic will easily done by multiplying for a fan with a capacity of FREE — Leaf Shredder! $18.95 value Oct. 2nd from 10:30 to 2:30 to create a breeze through the the length times width 10,000 cu b ic fe e t p er ^ Shreds and condenses has become popular times height of each room whole house, moving air minute. Since manufac­ leaves — can then be answer your questions ano from the house and into the to be ventilated, not in­ turer’s ratings are based bagged or spread as attic, and out attic vents to cluding closed off areas are several different types demonstrate Yuasa on static air pressure with mulch (Not shown) If you decide to take preparation is the number the outside. such as closets or attic. of paste,” Convertino says. nothing blocking the matters into your own one downfall of the han­ By keeping the attic The resulting figures are moving air’s path, the fan’s Each wallpaper calls for a .Kerosene Heaters. hands and paper the family dyman. space from overheating, in cubic feet and should be ability to move air will be ‘‘ In new construction the particular type of paste. Model No 8?38AE room yourself, you’ll be in 5 the attic fan will prevent added together to give you Convertino says That as much as 25 percent less good company, according wall must be sealed with All heaters are on sale this the excess heat from the total volume of your since more people are. to Nick Convertino, an oil base primer,” he month at a savings of up to moving into the house’s living space in cubic feet. Please turn lo page 7 FREE — E ngine C are KIB , ^ r ------^ ■ doing their own papering, (Push model) $17.95 value manager of Manchester says. “ And there’s a new $40.00 plus any heater living area. Finally, an at­ they have turned to papers Includes 2 y, gal gas can plus Wallpaper and Paint Co. semitransparent acrylic . j tic fan can cool a house that are easier for the purchased the day of the demo 6 pack oil. fuel conditioner Inc. on 185 W. Middle Tpke. product that can be used rapidly in the evening by novice to apply. will Include a Free 5-Gal. and information chart . ^ i “ The biggest change in over almost anything. moving the cooler outside “ Most popular right now the last 10 years has been “ It can be used over flat Kerosene Can and a Yuasa air indoors. is the fabric-backed vinyl the advent of pre-past^ , paint, senil-gloss, gloss, Battery Powered Siphon. A The installed cost of an This IS a suggested special promotion - Walltex,” he says. See your dealer for the terms of his offer while his supply lasts paper, geared to do-it- and even over previously attic fan — or whole-house “ Walltex is to paper what yourselfers,” he says. “ It’s papered walls,” he ventilator — can range Formica is to counters. 'A lSS OUT ON THIS KEROSENE based on economics. explains. from 3300 to $600, cheaper ‘' It can be used Today’s market, in all Convertino recommends ,iiL, for the do-it-yourselfer. anywhere,” he says, “ and (Water White) (aspects), is a do-it- that old paper come off yuasa The whole package nor­ it is more durable for the yourself market,” he before applying new paper, mally includes the fan As time goee by, you'll know why. but in some cases that isn’t do-it-yourselfer.” Thinner blades, a motor and drive explains. paper, he- explains, gets But deciding to do it possible. For example, if belt to turn the fan, Ellsworth & wrinkled and tears easily. T yourself is one thing. Doing the old paper wasn t on a something to mount the wall that wasn’t properly If you’ve made up your it right is another. ‘Too parts together, shutters mind to paper a room but Lassow, Inc. Buckland Agway, 540 Naw Stata Rd. many people think that all sealed, the homeowner will F/SA' that close when the fan gouge the walls attempt are too timid to start, stops, and somdtimes they need is wallpaper and 1262 Oakland St., Manchaatarj 643-8123 Maiichaatar m - ing to scrape it off. Convertino offers several extra vents for the attic. a wall,” Convertino says. F.T. Blish Hardware MONDAY - FRIDAY 7SM - 7KW wallpaper clinics during Another common MANCHESTER'S OLDEST, SINCE 1895______The operating costs, SATURDAY 7SW -IM H e explains that problem occurs when the the year. Call him at 646- based on 1000 hours of use wallpaper is designed to ___ I . M -rfc30-»JO OAT. Nl30-4,30 6 4 3 - 8 1 S S answers your needs homeowner uses the wrong 0143 to get the date for the 793 MrIr SL, MRRchw twr, CL 643-41 2 a *-- hours; gun. >^>0-34)0 per year, at 7.5 cents/kwh adhere only to a properly paste for the job. “ There next clinic. may range from $25 to $50 AGWAYi prepared wall, and Insulate basement Pressure Treated Lumber Scientists discover i Manchester Lumber soft, green woods to cut energy cost The basement walls of nails adhesive. This most houses are one of project will take several those little-thought-of days. leave less creosote places, along with base­ 1. To finish the wall, con­ ment windows, where the struct a frame against the By UPl-Popular causing a serious and in- the core of the wood logs coid seeps in and the heat concrete wall. Install a bot­ accessible fire. and through the charring seeps out. tom plate of 2-by-4’s, glued Mechanics Treated lumber isn't just dipped or Until recently hardwood surfaces. Here additional When you finish a base­ to the floor with adhesive, painted. Preservative is forced into cells For years, conscientious was thought to produce gases are produced which ment as a piayroom or a and nail a top plate to the AUTUMN S/WtCS o f top quality lumber so it resists insects homeowners have fretted less creosote than soft help bum the heavier con- work area, it is a good idea floor joists. Run a 2-by-4 and weather'. It’s ready to use when you about firewoods. Because ( resinous) wet woods. But stituents of creosote in the to instaii a vapor barrier stud down between the top buy it; no more treatment necessary. they believed hard, dry tests show otherwise. The fire. and insulation behind the and bottom plates every 16 ALL PRICES CASH & CARRY • SALE ENDS SAT., OCT. 2 Ideal for benches, decks, tables — all woods would reduce the scientists at Auburn The other explanation is paneiing or other wali inches on center. TTiat is, oqtdoor- projects. Southern yellow pine creosote hazard in their collected smoke from a called the “ water-dilution finish you use. But even if 16 inches from the center iTN treated with K-33 Osmose to .40 reten flues, wood-stove and probe stuck into a flue, effect” . Wet wood sends you don’t finish the base­ of one stud to the center of tion and stamped for ground contact fin place users avoided the They kept the smoke hot more water vapor up the ment and use it only for a the next. You can cement less expensive and more and filtered it to remove flue, which lowers the storage area, you can save the studs to the wall and Cellulose 12 14 16 18 20 plentiful soft and green particles that had no func- vapor dew point and causes money and energy by un- the top and bottom plates. 8 10 woods But recent tests tion in forming creosote, more condensation to oc- sulating. 2. After the adhesive has Blowing 2x4 2.78 3.03 3.97 4.63 5.29 conducted by Auburn Then they bubbled the cur. But this "greater You will need insulation set, install insulation batts 2x6 4.24 5.44 7.35 8.00 9.79 10.77 12.‘24 between the studs of your University’s mechanical smoke through cold water, volume of water vapor also batts, 2-by-4 lumber, a 2x8 6.d’2 ^7. O’?' 9.36 9.90 12.17 new wall, stapling through Insulation engineering department, This caused the creosote has a low er density of hammer, a staple gun, an 2x10 8.08 11.9tI 16.16 with aid from the Depart­ hydrocarbons to be ab- hydrocarbons. So, although electric saw and liquid the edge tabs on the batts 2x12 16.47 ment of Energy, have sorbed and to remain in the you may get more conden- into the studs. At a Power Lock® 4x4 5.59 7.24 8.71 10.16 11.59 produced some surprising water. They then sation, your flue will minimum, install insula­ Ruler 3.43 4.57 discoveries. measured the quantity of collect less creosote, tion to a point 2 feet below 1x6 Decorate with lilies 1 1x8 4.57 6.10 Under certain con­ hydrocarbons produced by The question remains: the level of the ground. For 25-ft. X 1-in. wide ditions, hardwood can id e n tic a l am ounts o f What does one do about a better job, insulate the blade, rigid up to 7 produce more creosote hardwood and softwood creosote? The only Are you a frustrated gardener without the space to whole wall. $ K 4 9 ft. Power return. than soft wood reports during the same length of answer is to check your grow your favorite plants? 3. With the batts in place, (33-425K) Reg. »16,49 Popular Mechanics. And time. The tests showed flue or chimney re^larly Hybrid lilies are readily adaptable to container plan­ staple polyethylene vapor other tests indicate that clearly that the hardwood — especially the horizontal tings for movable color on porch, patio or deck. TTiey barrier over them. You can TURN PROBLEM seasoned wood may produced more creosote, sections and couplings — can provide exciting splashes of dramatic color and finish the wall by putting per 30 Bag S.WE WINDOWS INTO produce more creosote These scientists theorize and remove the creosote exotic bloom form whenever you choose — and thrive up w ood paneling or R «m ov« oia Aoof a '■ than green or wet wood. that the quicker burn rate by scraping it off. To throughout summer with very little attention. drywall. SILICO N E SOMETHING BEAUTIFUL Alt^hough these tests were of hardwoods causes more r e d u c e th e c r e o s o te Lilies can be forced into bloom for indoor color 4. Insulate the end of short time RUB8ER RcpliiLC.worn-oul win.lows 'Ailh bcaulilui hydrocarbons to escape up buildup in airtright stoves, each run of floor joists by AmlcrsL’ir bn\ orbo^A w in d ow Ih c\ olfur conducted on “ airtight” whenever you like. They last much longer than cut CAULK holding a batt and tucking • Chiirni iind c'baritclLT • Insulating wood cure to install it freestanding -stoves with the flue. This, in turn, allow a small but fairly hot flowers in arrangements, and make a spectacular DO-IT-YOURSELF CLEAR • Double-pane insulating glass* Low-mainlenanec metal flues, the results produces more creosote. tropical appearance wherever they’re placed. it in place. Easy-lo-u$e Seals vinvl exteriors • l.asy installation • Free estimate. fire to bum freely for about Blow it in or pour it in. Get and insulates win­ AMcmbW tram* and fli lo Ko u m a apply to any duct in which In other tests, these 15 or 20 minutes. The hot, al results with safe National Fiber Cel-Pak dows. doors, roofs, wood smoke is conducted scientists collected fast moving exhaust tends Cellulose Insulation. Cellulose is light, low gutters, etc Remam Come home toquality. long time away from a fire. creosote as it condensed to have a cleansing effect in bulk and has no itch.v fibers. W ith our Heiifbto to year high ouality rental machine .you can quick- hmited warranty Come home to Andersen. ■ Creosote is a substance and ran down the inner because some of the con­ Resealabfe plastic to enfoy it Iv, with professional quaiily. insulate walls, created by incomplete wall of a double-walled flue densed creosote is cartridge lg guns ^ Slice Baaement Door yenraeir combustion. Some un­ in which cold water was revaporized and blown out as well as easily accessed areas, (jellulpse is Contents tO 3 II oi (304 ml) LEAFREUEFV non-corrosive, fire resistant and non-set­ Enjoy th« convenience, eafety and burned matter, generally circulating. This setup ap­ the flue. This practice also 4 4 4 9 called tars or hydrocar­ proximated the cooler con­ works well in brick tling. We’ll answer your questions on this low maintenance of an all-tieel Bilco economical easy to use insulation. Reg. 4.99 Basement Door. You'll like 11$ neat, bons, always escapes the ditions of a chimney or flue fireplaces if there is only a also white trim appearance. ea$e of operation, fire. These substances are , installed on the exterior of small buildup. and the way it $hed$ rain. It's a great FALL CLEAN-UP. dchit-yourscif project and actually absorbed by the water a house. The creosote was But the most reliable costs less than having a new wooden vapor that is also given off collected in beakers and solution is regular C H O O SE ONE o1 three valuable gifts door built. yours absolutely free when you buy any Stop In for a replacement brochure by the fire, and the mixture then a special device was mechanical cleaning. If Lawn-Boy mower in slock BUY N O W ...G ET A GARAGE DOOR OPENER and check all the features of a goes up the chimney as used to pass light through you don’t want to handle BIleo Basement Door. $10 GOLDEN CHECK! The Ultimate in Garage Door Openers ‘ Complete Instrucitons snd all requited smoke. Creosote forms the creosote solutions and the job yourself, check the FREE — Leal Bag! St 7 95 value Jack Njcklaus. Open, Close, Light and Secure Your Ga­ hardware itwiuded. when the rising smoke hits measure the creosote con­ classified directory under the Golden Bear, says Secure to cortcrele and caulk. Extra-large leal bag has increased rage ... with an automatic garage door the cool, upper surfaces of centration. Again, there “ chimney cleaning.” capacity lor bjg tall clean-up ‘Now’s the time to get the flue or chimney and w as less c re o s o te in chores (Not shown) your Insulation up to opener you can depend on day & night in condenses. This condensed solutions produced from For more specific infor­ FREE - Leal Shredder! par with Manville Gold all weather water vapor, mixed with wet wood than from dry mation on wood heating, • Double-angled, indqstrial style rail AMt WiCA S » iNf b? $18 95 value fiber glass!" UAbE ML N ’ DOOW hydrocarlk)ns, is the highly wood. the researchers at Auburn <•. Stireds and condenses Buy 5 bags (R-19 or higher) Recessed Trolley • Full onerpiece chain flammable, black, sticky The researches think a have written a book en­ leaves — can then be between September 1 and drive • Compact attractive design. Neal Irtm appearanca material called creosote. titled WOOD BURNING bagged or spread as September 30 and you can get secondary combustion a GO LD EN CH EC K worth $10 As it builds up, creosote process' occurs in SAFETY AND mulch (Not shown) in merchandise at our store Get your Official Application *178*" runs down the flue or softwoods, which they at­ EFFICIENCY. For price PriCB Includ— cm# trantmttttf Coupon now! Dlssloii chimney and collects on tribute to the “ water-gas” and availability write to ledges, elbows and junc­ reaction. As wood burns, Wood Burning Innovations, 12-T Carbide Circular tions. If not cleaned out water vapor, hydrocarbons 2507 Waterford Rd., M o.li.lNo H.MHAE (GUTTER COVER Saw Blade or 12-Pc. regularly, it can ignite. and gases are forced from Auburn, Ala., 36830. K R A FT FACED R-19 28*/sq. ft. Sabre Saw Blade Set FREE - Engine Care Kit! • Easy to (Push model) $17 95 value K R A FT FACED R-30 46*/9q. ft. ^ 2 7 5 I2'toothsaw blade wtih install carbide-tip. tils all popular Includes 2A gal gas can plus A# • 25’ Long 7-in and larger saws 6 pack oil fuel conditioner UNFACED R-19 26.9Vsq. ft. • Fits all 5” (C12714) Siding: what it can, can't do and inlormalion chart . . 'F gutters $029 Reg. 8.09 WASHINGTON - Like ding to the Bureau of Con­ more popular. ALSO IN PLASTIC $4.50 more and more sumer Protection. This IS a suggested special promotion See your dealer tor the terms of his otter while his supply lasts homeowners, you may be False energy-saving Powerhammer* Kit thinking of investing in advertising claims may be But you should know that Ideal lor attaching home siding. If you do, be ► encouraging some no type of siding can in­ MANCHESTER studs and tor sure you do it for the right homeowners to invest sulate your house or lower LI ------ring strips to reasons. Siding can protect Manchester Lumber RT. 6 concrete or between $2,000-^,000 for your fuel bills. ’The Federal = i * 44-A cement block. the outside of your house vinyl, aluminum, or steel Trade Commission has As time goes by, you’ll know why CENTER (75710) and improve its siding, the bureau says. taken action on three 255 Center St. • 643-5144 STREET appearance without The annual sales of vinyl separate occasions to Open Mon.-Sat. 7 A.M. to 5 P.M. frequent painting, but it siding alone have topped h prohibit false and decep­ CApitol Equipment Co. 643-7958 Complete Mill facilities - 8 Hardwoods in Stock • Trusses cannot help you conserve billion, and that figure is tive energy-saving claims * 3 1 ” Reg. $44.: energy, despite some steadiiy increasing. made for steel, aluminum, 38 Main 8t., Mancheatar, Ct. Som,' items & prices limited lo quantities on hand • Subject to Prior Sale advertising cleims, accor­ Aluminum siding is even and vinyl siding. Tax breaks for steps Ceiling fans to conserve energy New generation of quieter fans is spurring a revival

flow in winter — which Ceiling fans are back. reverse switch. In recent years bills have may qualify for a tax recirculates warm air give you a tax credit — not sulating material. Any And the’re here to stay. The speed control allows been passed on both credit of up to $300. trapped at the ceiling a deduction, but a direct material that is primarily When ceiling fans were the user to regulate the federal and state levels reduction in your federal This credit permits you structural or decorative introduced nearly a cen­ amount of electricity ac­ throughout the room. which offer homeowners a tax dollars of up to $2,200. to reduce your tax bill by deson’t qualify. For exam­ tury ago, they offered a tually used by the fan, tax credit for making home T h e heat from the The credit for solar an amount equal to 15 per­ ple, carpeting, drapes, durable and dependable which never uses more improvements that will energy property applies to cent of the first $2,000 fireplace combined with wood paneling and exterior way to circulate air than a 100-watt light bulb, save energy. In many the improved circulation of solar equipment, both spent for insulation or siding wouldn’t qualify throughout a room. Usual­ even at top speed. cases, there are deadlines passive and active, which warm air by the ceiling fan other energyconserving even if designed, in part, to ly, though, they also were The motor reverse for making these im­ when installed in connec­ liiay be enough to keep a components. Quite simply, have an insulating effect. noisy and heavy, which switch on can be set to provements. tion with a dwelling, uses if you spend $2,000 pn family room cozy without Furthermore, the made them lose much of create a direct breeze in So it would be to your ad­ supplementary heat. solar energy to heat or cool qualifying items, you can replacement of an existing their popularity when air summer and an indirect air vantage, according to an the dwelling or to provide reduce your tax bill by wail or addition of a new conditioners came on the article in Popular hot water. $300. wall (except for the Wrap ducts scene. Mechanics Magazine, to Although limited to The credit for wind qualifying insulation in­ Because of recent check into possible credits Attic tans energy property applies to residences substantially stalled in the wall) would When heating ducts run pend on the amount of developments in solid state sooner than later. Also, the completed on or before wind equipment, e.g., a not qualify for a tax credit. through any uninsulated ductwork. electronics, ceiling fans legislation is so varied and windmill, which when in­ April 20, 1977, the credit is Cnnliniird from page 2 pletely when closed, so be Attic, floor and wall in­ space such as a garage, an 1. Wear heavy work are enjoying a booming often complicated, that a stalled uses wind energy to not limited to homeowners. sure to cover them in the sulations of fiberglass, attic or a crawl space, it gloves as you handle the in­ revival. Today’s version than the cfm rating of the tax consultant is probably produce energy (in any Renters, individuals ow­ winter to prevent heat loss. rock wool, cellulose, or will pay you to insulate sulation blanket and wrap combines the nostalgia and fan. your best source of reliable form) for personal residen­ ning stock in a cooperative Also, at low fan speeds, plastic foam are examples them and cut down on the the ductwork with it. craftsmanship of thfe past • Another consideration in information. tial purposes. housing association, and there may not be enough of insulating materials heat lost in these areas. 2. Tape the edges of the with the technology and selecting an attic fan is the But don't be dis­ The credit for geother­ m e m b e r s o f a c o n ­ presently qualifying for air moving to keep the You can buy blankets blanket together to make a energy-efficiency of the need for shutters. One set couraged. A lot of money mal energy property dominium housing associa­ credit. shutters open all the way, two inches thick made for sealed insulation job and present. is for the intake area could be involved if you applies to geothermal tion also qualify. Other energy-conserving thereby creating more the purpose. fix the insulation to the Long associated with between the attic and the own an average-size house equipment using geother­ To illustrate how liberal drag on the moving air and components cover such ducts where necessary Southern-style homes and living area ceiling, and that’s more than 20 years mal energy to heat or cool these tax laws actually If you have whole-house reducing fan efficiency. items (other than insula­ with tape. If you have establishmqnts, ceiling another set for the exhaust old and in need of im ­ a building or to provide hot are. Congress has defined air conditioning, utilizing Shutters may also be con­ tion as: round ductwork, wrap the fans are now in use in vent in the attic wall to the provements. A consultant's water. This must be equip­ insulation as: “ any item the same ducts for both trolled manually or by 1. A furnace replacement insulation completely every part of the country, outside. fee or the time and money ment necessary to dis­ specifically and primarily heating and cooling, the in­ motor drive. burner designed to r^^uce around it. no matter what a home’s These shutters open you put into research could tribute or use geothermal designed to reduce heat sulation you apply should The vent openings in the, the amount of fuel con­ 3. If you are installing in­ architectural style. when the fan moves air be only a fraction of the steam or other geothermal loss or gain of either the have a vapor barrier. attic should be sized by sumed as a result of com­ sulation with a vapor Some fans have features through them, and close money you might save. resources. dwelling or water heater.” dividing the fan’s actual bustion efficiency. You will need duct in­ barrier built in, be sure the that save energy in all when the fan stops. In this For instance, installation For merely installing in­ Actually, qualifying in­ capacity (cubic feet per 2. Any d e v ic e th a t sulation, tape for installa­ vapor barrier is on the out­ NOSTALGIA AND CRAFTSMANSHIP seasons, such as a variable sense they are automatic. of solar, wind or geother­ sulation or other energy- sulation must be specifical­ tion and a drywall knife. side and not in contact with . . . new celling fans an alternative speed control and a motor They may not seal com­ minute.) mal energy equipment can conserving equipment, you ly designed for use as in- I’leuHr turn to page 12 The time it takes will de­ the duct.

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the water after flushing,” This will reduce the If someone you know from one of three places — years,” Weiner said. “ If improper positioning of the Weiner said. Test the float amount of water carried in turned on their kitchen or the plunger-ball, overflow you know yours is old, plunger-ball. Both should the tank. Sometimes, bathroom tap every day pipe or float,” said David simply replace it — a new be replaced, according to by taking it off and shaking Total Home Furnishings however, bricks will and carelessly let 200 L. Weiner, executive direc­ one costs less than $2.” Weiner. it to see if water has leaked reduce tank efficiency too gallons of water go down tor of the Plumbing- If the plunger-ball is in Leaks caused by the in. If so, replace the float much and flushing action is the drain, you'd think it Heating-Cooling Informa­ good shape but doesn’t fit overflow pipe usually oc­ with a foam plastic ball affected. If so, remove the means curtains and draperies, too. was an outrageous waste. tion Bureau. snugly, Weiner cur because the float is set that can’t leak.” brick(s). And expensive, too. Such a "T o check for plunger- recommended running a too high. “ Make certain The Plumbing-Heating- f Flush less often. waste can cost up to $240 a ball leaks, place food finger over the valve seat, the float is set so that the Cooling Information • Don’t use the toilet year. coloring or dye in the tank where the plunger sits, to water level in the tank is Bureau recommends con­ For every room, you have a choice.. bowl as a catch-all for Yet, a leaking toilet tank at a time when the toilet check for dirt or corrosion one half to one inch below sumers take other bathroom waste such as can silently waste just as can be unused for a few that would prevent a the overflow pipe opening. precautions to eliminate tissues. Flushing such much water a day and hours. If colored water smooth, clean seal. Otherwise, water will con­ toilet water waste: Country Curtains waste is more expensive needlessly add that much seeps into your toilet bowl, “ A damaged valve seat tinually run down the pipe • Consider purchasing a water-saving closet tank. than using a waste paper Ella...a charming Cape Cod. to your annual water bill. you know you have a can be completely replaced opening and be wasted,” < X Here are tips the Bureau plunger-ball leak,” he by a plumber, or repaired Weiner stressed. The float These tanks use about half basket. natural color curtain to com ­ plement all decorating styles. offers the following advice explained. by a do-it-yourselfer by is set by carefully bending the water of a conventional Easy care 50% polyester,. 50% Here are tips for locating ■The leak occurs because bonding a new seat to the the connecting arm. tank and are designed to be .lerkey, or jerked beef, is cotton. Specially priced on in and repairing toilet leaks the plunger-ball is worn out old one," he said. Finally, the float itself as efficient. a corruption of the Chilean stock supplies you may not even know you or not lining up properly. In addition, if the guide might be defective. • Try putting a brick or word “ charqui,” meat cut have: ‘‘The average life of a arm and wire are bent or “ A leaking float will not two in your toilet tank, if into strips and dried in the Length Reg Sale sun. ■'Most toilet leaks come plunger-ball is seven corroded, they will cause rise high enough to turn off it's the conventional size. 45 ” * 22.00 *17.50

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describe a direct attach­ supply, in these cases. be. hepatitus and giariasis THE JACK R. Hunter Diseases contracted trends toward easing plum­ ment of the potable (safe- “ Proper training and Ther’s no place like According to the between 1971 and 1978 home at 100 Boulder Road through contaminated bing codes and standards, for-consumption) water licensing of plumbers, home —whether it’s a diseases and deaths Plumbing-Heating-Cooling caused by deficiencies in was built in 1913. The stuc­ water supplies are supply pipe to another pipe strict building codes, three-level contemporary, resulting from faulty plum­ Information Bureau, near­ the water supply system. co home was one of the reminiscent of medieval or vessel which contains manufacturing standards a 1790s farmhouse, or a bing are more common ly 50,000 people suffered “There is a frightening first houses in the country times and the black plague. contaminated substances. and permits and inspec­ custom-built Cape Cod. these days than they should from salmonella, typhoid. lack of public awareness to have steel beams and However, because of about potential health When a cross-connection tions can help reduce the A sampling of 3ome of links a contaminant or incidence of disease and the town’s least humble columns instead of wooden hazards and the need for beams for its structural stringent plumbing codes pollutant to the drinking death caused by poor plum­ abodes will be on display bing,” Weiner stressed. sup^rt. and controls,” said David water system, a simple Saturday on a house tour change-fh pressure “Some people want to sponsored by the Lutz 'The light fixture in the Tips for lowering fuel costs L. Weiner, executive direc­ stairwell and the stair between the safe water and eliminate such restrictions Children’s Museum and the tor of the bureau. “A plum­ railings are the original the unsafe solution could because they think that Manchester Historical bing system is safe if pieces brought by the first driveway won’t get your cause the hazardous sub­ will lower building costs. Society. Conserving water is im­ them fixed promptly. properly installed by a owner, Mrs. Tinker, from car any cleaner but will stance to enter the This is not true,” he added. The houses on the tour portant for individuals as • Don’t run dishwashers professional plumbing con- Barcelona. waste a lot of water. drinking water supply “Faulty installations, in­ range from a spacious con­ well as the nation. Water is or washing machines with tractor employing The house, designed by • When buying new piping. excusable delays, substan­ temporary to a classical one of our most important small loads. Save up both journeymen plumbers. But Mrs. Tinker, originally had dishes and clothes and run appliances, such as dis­ A startling fact is that dard materials, unskilled French, a turn-of-the- natural resources, and as one installed haphazardly a courtyard, now the pre­ hwashers, water heaters, cross-connections have in­ workmanship,"or improper century Mediterranean, we’re learning, not always both full. A dishwasher or a can bring a number of sent kitchen and laundry washing machine will use toilets and even faucets creased to an estimated equipment for the task can and Italianate and several available in unlimited problems,” Weiner said. area. The three arched 25 and 40 gallons respec­ and shower heads, rate of 100,000 per day! result in extensive repairs, homes of historical in­ supply. One of the most common doors in the family room tively whether doing a full remember that there are S\rbstances such as business interruptions, un­ terest. For homeowners and plumbing hazards which were originally placed at many water saving models arsenic, chromates, necessary and increased The houses are: the apartment dwellers who load or a tea cup or two frequently leads to disease, the end of the foyer. on the market today. Your sewage, chemicals, costs. But even more im­ William H. Sleith home, 32 pay their own water and dish cloths. and sometimes death, is All of the original • Avoid using lawn local plumbing contractor detergents, sea water, lead portant is the risk of death Wyllys St.; the Dr. Donald Herald photo by Pinto other utilities, conserving ‘ ‘cross-connection. ” hardware remains on the sprinklers that produce a can assist you in finding solutions and even goldfish and disease to members of W. Morrison home, 30 water — especially hot A cross-connection is the doors, windows and fine mist; too much water the best models for your have been “vacuumed” the community,” Weiner Adelaide Road; the THE ODEGARD HOME water — means also saving general term used by the railings. The electrical, is lost in wind and evapora­ particular needs. into the drinking water concluded. Lawrence Riker home, 680 . . . built In the 1790s mqney as well as precious plumbing industry to plumbing and heating tion. Water in the early Spring Street; the Joseph resources. systems were replaced morning if possible to L. Swensson Sr. home, ^ There are literally Executive Council of the when the Hunters avoid rapid loss by Porter St.; the Jack R. overlooks the upper is reserved for the many Justice of the Peace. dozens of ways to save Historical Society has Highland Pond. evaporation before the Taxbreaks tor energy savers Hunter home, 100 Boulder weddings performed by The house sits on a hilly, water — and the energy to agreed to turn over the The white clapboard PlfaHC turn to page 14 water can sink into the Road; the Dr. Charles W. Mrs. Swensson, who is a wooded 2V2 acre parcel. heat it — in and around the weatherstripping of and insulation, reports receipts to. the museum, house was built in 1860 by ground. Continued from page 6 4. Storm or thermal win­ Strant home, 97 Propsect house. Here is a list of exterior doors or windows. Popular Mechanics, the which is now moving to the • Save water when dows and doors. St.; the Cheney the Case family. Originally some important steps to 7. Energy usage display person claiming a credit former South School washing the family car by modifies flue openings to Homestead, 106 Hartford it was an eight-room help you save hundr^s or 5. An automatic energy­ meters. must be the original user building at 247 S. Main St. not allowing the water to improve heating system ef­ Road; and the Odegard Italianate style house. even thousands of gallons saving setback or clock 8. Any other item the IRS and the item reasonably People on the tour will Over the years, it has been of water per year: run while you are soaping ficiency. may later rule helps im­ must be expected to re­ horfie, 279 Keeney St. thermostat. The homes will be open also be able to view the greatly expanded. It is now DID the car. Use the hose only • Lots of water flows 3. An e le c tr ic a l or prove energy efficiency. main operative at least 3 Fire Museum at the corner for wetting the car and rin­ from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ad­ a three-story house, almost from small leaks. A decep­ mechanical furnace igniter With any of these, items years. of Pine Street and Hartford surrounded by porches sup­ sing off the soapy water. 6. Caulking or vance tickets — costing $8 tively small drip can waste to replace a gas pilot light. Road and the former site of ported by columns. Use a bucket of water to — are available at the 170 gallons a day. More the Lutz Children’s help you in the soaping Historical Society, the Inside the house, the late than 1,000 gallons a day can Storm windows serve a Museum, now the home of A. Lawrence Riker and his pour through a leak only stage. Remember, . as double function: They Cheney Homestead, and YOU KNOW the Manchester Historical much as 650 gallons of the Savings Bank of wife, Elizabeth, have filled one-sixteenth inch in reduce the outward Society, at 126 Cedar St. water will flow through a Manchester’s offices on their house with antiques, diameter. Check all transmission of heat memorabilia and sen­ inch garden hose in an Main and E ast Center THE HOMES on the faucets periodically and if through the glass, and timental treasures. leaks are discovered, have hour. A flowing hose in the reduce infiltration of cold streets, Hartford Road and tour will offer a wide varie- AL SIEFFERT’S offers one of the Spruce Up Your at the Manchester Parkade ' ty of architectural and THE ODEGARD house and Burr Corners living styles. at 279 Keeney St. is a spare Home with Bright locations. The Charles W. Strant farmhouse constructed in Tickets will be available home, 97 Prospect St., is an the 1790s. The house, as it areas largest selections of the day of the tour only at elegant eight-room now looks, was apparently THESHEWAllDOaH New Colors For Foil. Cheney Hall, 177 Hartford Federal Colonial, built built in three stages. Home Improvement appliances Road, and will cost $10. around 1820. Originally the Architectural features HREPLACEINSEM Senior citizens will . Bidwell Farm, it was one suggests that the front part C a ip o tfn g receive a $1 discount on of the first settlements in of the house was built first, at Low discount Prices?___ tickets purchased at any the Orford Parish, which with rooms added at the UNLESS YOU’VE GOT UnolMim time. Children under l2 was incorporated as the back and on the sides. will be admitted free. Town of Manchester in Restoration of the house THE PRICE of tickets 1823. is under.way. Much early MONEY TO burn: Formica woodwork, glass and includes bus transportation Set back from the road, ■ ■ ■NOW I YOU KNOW! plaster is visible in the to the eight homes. Five the house is framed by two lt,s the latest wood stove from house, which is furnished Shenandoah, designed to convert Ceramic Tiles buses will be in operation large Linden trees in the front and bordered by lush with antiques. Exterior a fireplace intdfen economical, all day long, leaving from RANGES»WASHERS»DRYERS St Can licconmodate To Every Room the Cheney Hall parking evergreens across the clapboards were un­ efficient home heating system. covered under wooden Features thermostat control, lot. Participants may also back. h The House The house is filled with shingles and painted to aluminized steel firebox, firebrick use their own cars for the dishwashers «m ic r o w a V es tour. Those who drive items that fit in with the match the color on a still- lining, removable variablespiecd for th a t bright HEW LOOK house’s antique stature older layer of clapboards twin blowers, cast-iron grate with themselves may go to the homes in any order. —including Chippendale found'beneath the present REFRIGERATORS»FREEZERS ash pan, double-wall construction, outer layer. Call or Slop By People who purchase and Hepplewbite pieces, and glass doors. Everything you The Cape Cod retirement tickets at Cheney Hall the family heirlooms and a See our expanded Microwave Dept. home of Mr. and Mrs. need to keep the home fires burn­ day of the tour will receive prized cranberry glass Joseph L. Swensson Sr., ing, without a lot of cold cash. their programs when they collection. Most of the an­ A.l%iiond^o located at 560 Porter St., buy the tickets. Others will tiques were produced in Including a large diaplay receive programs at the the New England area, was designed by Mrs. & i^oiiQ, Inc. first home they tour. several dating back to the swensson from the original o1 built-in aoDllancaa Shenandoah FYograms will be available early 1700s. retirement home they built 6 ^ -5 1 6 8 in Falmouth, Mass., with 64? 999' 4 3 1 New Stale R d . at all homes throughout the The Lawrence Riker TONIGHT TIL 9 Eckert’s Lawn & Leisure more emp/hasis on the 647-9“ j« M anchester Mon.-Fri. 8-5. Sal. 9-2. Wed. 8-8. day. home is located at 680 2152 Boston Trpk. (Rt. 44A) living area. (The Ai143.145 HiRUOKO RD U U XtkCHlSTlR The proceeds of the Spring St. in the Highland Coventry, Ct. 742-6103 Massachusetts home has (2 mU B ut ol Bolton Notch) house tour will benefit Lutz Park area of Manchester. [SB OFKimr • MiKiisr. I been sold.) THi norii WHO nine rouiowpucis p ii s o h u s iim i i.m''' "" COAL — INSTALLATIONS Children’s Museum on The spacious property, i complete with gazebo. The small front parlour INSULATED CHIMNEYS South Main Street. The Eight non-humble homes on view To keep it efficient Drain your water heater Conlinurd from page 13 California redwood and brick. A New York firm The hardest working water retain its heat household, whether you available that use solar purchased the house in decorated the interior, appliance in a home today, longer, thus reducing the have a dishwasher and energy, with a backup but also one of the biggest 1965. with input from Mrs. heat the water loses while washing machine, and how system that relies on gas Sleith. energy users, is the water waiting to be used — what often you use these or electricity when cloudy The Dr. Donald W. heater. is termed "standby loss". Morrison home at 30 A major point of interest appliances. Your local days require a “boost” is the trophy room, made Because the average In many gas models, im­ licensed plumbing-heating- trom conventional fuels. Adelaide Road is a three- water heater is so depen­ level contemporary huilt in of pecky cypress. The provements have been , cooling contractor can ad­ Depending on the area of dable and has such a long made which prevent the 1974 to fit the sloping heads in the room are all vise you on the type and the country in which you useful life, it’s often the buildup of excessively hot wooded lot, leaving the site Sleith’s prize catches. size needed for your live, solar powered water There is also a sizeable one appliance you never water at the bottom of the requirements. heaters might prove ad­ as undisturbed as possile. have reason to notice or The spacious catedral wine cellar, a well- tank, thus improving the Experts advise draining vantageous in terms of fuel equipped gym and a large think about. Once its in­ water "draw” efficiency at off some hot water from costs. Again, it would be ceilinged living room is stalled, there’s seldom any dominated by a fieldstone office in the basement. the bottom — a measure the tank occasionally to wise to consult your local fireplace. A library-den, maintenance or cost out­ that saves fuel. Modem keep sediment from ac­ plumbing-heating-cooling THE CHENEY lay, except for fuel.. thermostatic controls cumulating. Most water contractor for the perti­ lined by bookshelves, Homestead, 106 Hartford features a sculptured According to the allow owners to set heaters have drain valves nent facts and figures. Road, is regularly Plumbing-Heating-Cooling redwood bar. Two decks temperatures at from 120 for this purpose. Depen­ operated as a museum by Information Bureau, water to 160 degrees. ding on the hardness or ’There are many safety overlook a small pond. the Manchester Historical A fully-equipped in-law heater manufacturers have Home water heaters softness of the water in devices built into today’s Society, but the tour will been working constantly to come in tank sizes from 30 .your community, you gas and electric water apartment with its own en­ include behind-the-scenes trance occupies the lower improve an already to 120 gallons. The size you should drain off some heaters, but that safety look at areas of the home excellent product. In­ choose depends on the depends a great deal on level. water at one- to three or which have not previously creased insulation of water number of family four-month intervals. how the water beater is THE WILLIAM H. been open to the public, in­ heater tanks helps the members in your Some water heaters are installed. Sleith home at 32 Wyllys cluding the caretaker’s St. is a mixture of classical bedroom. French and contemporary The Original buttery, (jesiqn, built in 1964. There with well and sink will be are 10 rooms, five baths toured, as well as the Humidifier can increase comfort inside and four fireplaces. The modern kitchen with stone Herald photo by Tarqulnio floor. The storage area In the dog-days of many other problems Season. That’s drier than Lack of proper humidity, to dry out and crack For the sake of both house has about 6,000 health and comfort, a i square feet of living space, with fieldstone floor will THE WILLIAM SLEIJH HOME summer it’s high humidity around the house. the desert air in Death as most everyone knows, sometimes, and it also con­ also be featured. that makes us especially According to the Valley! causes static electricity — tributes to dry, itchy skin home heated to 70 degrees ♦ excluding the pool area and . . . big game trophies should have a relative 'the housekeeper’s The house also show­ uncomfortable. Plumbing-Heating-Cooling The reason is that cold that shock and spark you and irritated nasal cases many antiques, in­ In the winter heating Information Bureau, the air caii’t hold much get when you touch metal, passages. humidity of about 35 per­ ■quarters. cent. The modem way to I The exterior construc­ cluding items belonging to season it’s the lack of relative humidity in many moisture. The colder it usually after walking The solution, of course, achieve this is to have a tion is a combination of the Cheney family. humidity that makes us un­ homes drops to around 15 gets, the less moisture it across a rug. It’s not good is to add moisture to thb comfortable and causes percent during the heating can hold. for the furniture, causing it air. 'humidifier installed. Where the points count it pays to clean them up FALL SPECIAL rough enough to serve as a In many modem ther­ You will need a dollar case must be. removed, themselves are small piece of brown wrapping Leaf Mule her I metal pads located near paper between the points mild abrasive which mostats, the contact points bill or small piece of brown then the cover can be lifted removes surface dirt from No bagging or raking KEBOiUW off. the ends of bi-metal arms. and slide the paper back are sealed in a glass tube to wrapping paper. It should 3. Insert one edge of a the points. Patented mulching protect them from dirt. In take about 5 minutes. 2. Locate the contact and forth a few times. ’The dollar‘bill or of a small surface of the paper is design returns finel'y these models, the points 1. Remove the cover of points. The points m ulched leaves to WE BRING COMFORT TO INNER SPACE never have to be cleaned. the thermostat. In some yo u r lawn But in'those models whose cases, the cover is held in points are exposed behind place by spring snaps and Powerful 4 HP the faceplate, the points can be pried off with the easy-start engine should be cleaned fingers. In others, a small periodically. screw at the bottom of the Bolens 8M2 • Efficient Heating At 99.9% 4 HP power propelled • No Need To Start Up Central W« Now planting Aecopt TREES* SHRUBS •say* Heating System Early in Season M atItrCard A Do as LAWNS* BULBS VIM • Comfort & Home Protection nature does... When Power Is Lost • Costs Just Pennies To Operate PLANT at home. NOW!

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