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> m J. B. ELECTRONICS HJMDWAIIE AWNIIMS Air F^rce Europe HQ ^ A a a WINDOWS SHUTTERS CANOPIES released. At the end of March, West Ger­ > 6 l1 S C 8ALB8-^8ERVIC£J-IN8TALLA TION RAMSTEIN AIR-BASE, West building, which also serves as The Air Force announcement said “ Windows were blown out, par­ The explosion occurred shortly man terrorists proclaiming "Death Germany (D P I) — A bomb believed headquarters for the NATO air the cause of the explosion in the titions, interior walls,. equipment and furniture received some after 7 a.m. (1 a.m. E D T). to U.S. imperialism” hurled three planted by terrorUts damaged the force for central Europe. parking lot had not been deter­ YANKEE ALUMMUM SERVICES dam age." It took place against a background firebombs at a U.S. army personnel beadquarteni building of the U.S. The West German federal mined, but German police said the ipec/Auers w olass « scneen nepaia The U.S. Air Force fire depart­ of a growing pacifist and neutralist office in FrankfuVt and exploded a Jesigns,.nc Air Force in Europe today, injuring prosecutor’s office said . a bomb went off in an automobile, blowing its hood over a five-story ment put out fires in vehicles, but .m ovem ent in Germany with an- bomb in a U.S. intelligence building 20 WARREN STREET 18 Americans and two Germans, the- preliminary invesUgation indicated M l •KOAD S T R U T M A N C H IiT iK CONN OSWO building and injuring people within there were no other fires, the an­ (PAmerteSn undertones. in Giessen. MANCHESTER; CONN. A ir Force said. terrorists were re^wnslble for the MAnchester Preftssioniil Park, Suite A-l Betty C.itlaaher, Pror. nouncement said. After the bomb went off, the Air 6 4 0 - 1 1 0 6 Two of the Americans were bombing, the third this year at an 100 yards. In the 1970s, a series of bombings American installation. Of the injured, seven American Force tightened security measures. seriously hurt and were being A year ago, in a raid on a terrorist carried out by the Red Arm y Fac­ Police in southern Germany "Damage was limited to the joint Air Force personnel and two Ger: treated at the Lan d i^I U.S Army hidSout in Heidelberg, police found tion, the Baader-Meinhof band, WE SUVICE AND IN tT A U INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL sought two automobiles seen near headquarters building .and to mans were taken by helicopter to h im ital. ‘v maps of ttie base and data on securi­ killed four Americans and injured AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION In e bomb wrat oH in a parking lot the guarded American Air base near vehicles in the parking area,” the Landstuhl. The other 11 were K-B AUTOMOTIVE treated at Ramstein Air Base and ty measures there. 51. HEATING and SHEET METAL KEN BRAITHWaiTE outside the Air Force headquarters Kaiserslautern before the explosion. Am erican announcement said. 299 BROAD ST. 9 4 3 -9 9 4 4 New England Mechanical Services, Inc. SPEaAUZM6 M: • STMITERS 166 TUNNEL RD. • GENEMTORS • TUNE UPS School lunches VERNON, CT. 06066 871-1111 •M.TEMUTONS *91111110

CLYDE a MICKEY MILLER'S .Si*rri#iM ^tfiitvhvutvr ovvr .TO_v p n . TEL.649-38U p - - AUTO cost 5c m ore. PARTS “MITO PNtTS FOR LESS" PentiBRi^ The Florist By Nancy Thompson subsidies. However, the legidature 24 BIRCH ST. adopted less severe cuts than HOURS Herald Reporter ^ originally anticipated. e TO c MON.-FRI. TEL. 643-6247 In addition, the school administra­ 8 T O 5 S A T. S SUN. 643-4444 Lunch prices will be 5 cents higher F.T.D. when school opens this week than tion did some cutting back of Its 307 E. CENTER ST. (REAR) MASTE6 CHASGE when the cafeterias closed in June, own. Nine cafeteria jobs have been MANCHESTER AME6ICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE Superintendent o f Schools James P. eliminated, cafeteria manager BEHIND LENOX PHARMACY SERVICE Kennedy said today. M ary UppUng said. Students w ill Hot lunches will cost 60 cents at also be eating off paper plates, Jack Bertrand says “ Don’t buy or repair a stereo or TV without talking to m e.’’ elementary sdiools and 85 cents at rather than china, eliminating some .^Coliw ^D cm iatttgS^ IJ. am c illl a ^ rien ce in aaa themr^ audiocsu\arv andcrrru videotav fields. Let me the high sdiool, Kennedy revealed. dishwaters. GAP -N- CORK PACKAGE STORE # . ’' ’V 489-489 No. Main St. show you why you can’t depend on a brand name or a high pilce to iassure quality and OHidals had earlier feared that “ We’re taking a calculated risk, lunch prices would jump over the f l trying to keep the price as low as we Manchester, Conn. why buying a cheap, poorly designed unit can cost you more in nre p a irs . mark because ot cutiuute in federal possibly can and cut food products 6 4 9 -0 5 9 1 Many hard to find items. The first tim e stereo buyer and the demanding listener costs and service Costs, and keep the volume in>,” Kennedy said. Photo by John Bossidy Ht'iiioilelvd &■ tinlnrfivd can buy w ith c o n fid en ce. P h o n e 643-1262 M on. thru Sat. J To ll»*ll«>r Sorrt' I on The amninlstratioa will review Royals fire the situation la to ' during the school , / LIQUOR - BEER - CORDIALS 191 CENTER 8T. Jam session SPeCIAL ORDER MANCHESTER, CONN year to see U tim ^ I / Larg* Salaclion of Blank Tapaa Quality Brands !«««,• Amp. CAKE ' MON.-SAT. lO-S sufficient, he hddM. Imoorltd a Opmttlic Winai (203)646-0228 THUR8. 10-9 Bridge girder repair on the Slminona Road overpass In East heavy duW Ampax Dynace Frey, name ’’There is eome worry,’’ Kennedy Harttord vraa blamed for this maaalve traffic jam Sunday at nto ^ ^ BASF Sharp said, noting that the schools may >iQon on Interstate 86. The state Highway Department worked lasled well Into the afternoon. find they have a cash-flow problem Irlah S p e a k e rs NeediM A Cartrldgus 'all day to repair the girder, which had been damaged by a MOHAWK INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY. INC. Zenith 0VE9 4 9 if subsidies from the’ state arrive Audlotox A.D.C. MMKHESTER Dick Howser late and creditors are kept waiting Stip/ttivrM «»/ Sri/rlv IVoti'rliun VEA98 Eloetro-Volc* EiMtro-voic* TurntabiM for payment. “ We had sertoualy Sharp Shur* MEMqMKLCO. EXPERIINCE KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U Pl) - Jim t t o u t t hi going up a dime, but •FOUL WEATHER SUITS SparkortMlIc B8R Frey, the manager who led the Kan­ Waleo ^ 0pp. East Cemetery CALL 649-S8D7 rejeett that.” •BOOTS •HOSE Oaktron Audlo-Taehnica sas City Royals to their first pen-, Ms. UppUng said she is not sure •6L0VES*TARP8*RESPIRAT0RS nant in bis first year at the helm, what effect the price wiU have on Blast kills Iran leaders QUALITY HARRISON 8T. wai fired today by team General the menus offered. The menus must Manager Joe Burke. meet nutritional standards in order 5 ai0 n Rd. • Manchetter • 6 4 3 -5 1 0 7 M C M O R IA L a MANCHESTER recordings of speeches by R ajai and Islamic Republican Party "President Rajai and Prime The Royal! named former New to qualify for the federal mone)r, so By Sajid RIzvl Minister Bahonar have joined the prayers for the health of Ayatollah headquarters killed 74 people and YANKEE ALUMINUM York Yankee manager Dick Howser changes will not be too drastic. army of the revolution’s martyrs,” United Press International Ruhollah Khomeini, Pars said. only a week after ousted President as their new manager. The However, cutbacks in food subsidies Tehran Ftiidio said, adding that the Iranian President Mohammed All Haskemi Rafsanjanl, speaker of Abolhassan Bani-Sadr predicted five American League champions are 10- from the federal government may two men gave their lives “ in the carpel cleaning.,. Ih« Iran.’* parUament, addressed assassinations — including Rajai EVERYTHING IN GLASS CIsaning? 10 in the second half of the season, idso mean changes. Rajai and Prime Minister path of the prophets ... for the cause •WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT " SERVICES Bane-Clene wat Mohammed Javad Babonar were mourners in front o f the parUament and Bahonar— would cause the fun­ one-half game behind Chicago in the Kennedy said the cut is mainly in of Islamic justice.” CALL and said he was speaking to “ an im­ damentalist Islamic regime to Western DivWkn. Rowaer was to be the area of labor. The school kiUed in a bombhig that demoUshed The new council blamed “ the mense and unprecedented gathering collapse. Bliti MaMenancE formally introdneed at the new cafeterias wiU “ run as skeletal a the prime mlnlstw’s office and set enemy's fifth column, the servants of angry people — angry people who In Paris, Bani-Sadr denied any J .i WHITE GLASS GO. 487 No. Main 81. Royals manager at a 2 p.m. EDT crew as possible and get the job off massive demonstrations today of of imperialism and Saddam” — have re a c h ^ their lim it ... and role in the bombing butTaid, “ They . ’•laiss!;*'’ B43-906B news conference. mourners chanting “death to the repeating the accusations against done,” he said. “ who scream for revenge, punish­ (R ajai and Bohonar) themselves a 4«- 73aa Wt do • lota mors than Buike said releasing Frey was a Although nine positions were U.8.A.1” Iranian guerrillas, the United States fM'FH .VI y t:4US f. VPKNIt VO; daan carpals' ment and justice.” brought on their own deaths.” hard decision, btcauae he is “ one of dropiwd, no workers were laid off, Iran’s decimated Islamic and Iraqi President Saddam Hussein 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER FINE ESTIMATES Khomeini told followers who The Official radio said a govern­ the most loyal, dedicated and Ms. UppUng said. Workers were leadership convened an emergency made after previous assassinations. •MIRRORS •SHOWER DOORS •STORE FRONTC 24 HOUR SERVICE gathered at his north Tehran home ment employee and an elderly •SAFETY QLASS •BATHTUB ENCLOSURES •ETC hardworking individuals” he has transferi^' into vacant positions oxn^ttee to confront the latest The exile headquarters of the left- FULLY INSUREO the regim e would be unshaken by woman walking on the street also wdrk^ with in baseball. and t h ^ jobs not filled, abe said. crisis which was touched o ff by the wing Mojahideen Khalq guerrillas m the killings. were killed when the bomb “ It is m y opinion, as w ell as other Kennedy said the schools wUl also Sunday night bUist and the presiden­ France said the bombing was “ a “ Whatever the office of those who exploded, engulfing the building in members of our staff, that Jim Frey be “ as t i ^ t of cost.and quaUty con­ tial councU declared five days of very natural response of the Iranian are m a r t y r ^ ... our nation will elect flames that singed trees across the FAMOUS BRAND J. B. ELECTRONICS ia not the right manager for our par­ trol aS w e can." mourning. people to the crimes of Khomeini STEREO • MUSIC AMPS • TV Clhanting “ death to BaniSadr” and others in their place,” he said. street. ticular cinb,” Burke said. “ It hat “ If a recipe calls for a quarter “The room where the bomb and to the executions of the TELEVISION - APPLIANCES “ death to the. U.S.A.,” crowds of Tehran radio said "several m \ m ;i i i ,s t i ;ii SALES AND SERVICE been apparent during most of the pound o f beef, we wUI use exactly Mojahideen.” million” people took part in the exploded was completely year that the winning combination one-quarter pound of beef. We wiU mourners gaUiered in front of the TTie regime has executed more funerals of Rajai and Bahonar. demoUshed. No door or windows baa not been present. pay that kind o f careful attention to parUament building in Tehran to than 600 opponents since Bani-Sadr The daring Sunday attack came left,” said a Revolutionary Guard HOMi aaMvunn “ There is a place missing from portions,’’ Kennedy said. begin the funeral processlim, the of­ was ousted June 22 and forced to Only two months after the who was on the scene within 15 the puade, and w e hope to fmd that “ W e hope it’ll be the best bargain ficial Para news agency said. flee to asylum in Paris. Loudspeakers broadcast tape devastating bombing of the ruling minutes. 649-3589 piece at qdckly as pM ible.” left in town.” TV Ntit to Stof I Shof ;iACK BERTRAND 6 4 3 -1 2 6 2

MERCURY NQWm College tuitions double '72 level [ Today's Herald OtGOTt PACKABt STORE ■ ' Cantar atraat MandMalar, CT I expensive private schools were Harvard, Mna ahopplm Flaaa ! NEW YORK (UPI) - College tuidon The treasure hunt 611,950; Massachusetts Institute of Phona 646-2786 AQlMDISCailllTPOUCVA I increased IS percent for the new school 18% DtaoouM on 880*8 Fmhaaa al Uqiiar or Whm ' | year — double what it cost to send a kid Technology, I I I , 846; Y a le, 511,600; Exhausted divers race to find treasure and clues NO SERVICE CHARGE 10% Btoaaeat an miaaSVWMMW ata tVHmalohia oaaaa - Baar aiicludid • COLLEGE COSTS Sarah Lawrence, 511,600. Princeton, to the sinking of the luxury liner Andrea Doria as the lef erleesI 8avaXaMa 8|r Mw. | to college in 1972, the (killege Board said. DMd VIDD MODpiDd * FOR THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR The record college costs, coupled with 511,209; University of Pennsylvania,* expedition approaches a midnight deadline. Page 3. I far • HoMa • AMnaa • StaamaliHw i-OliaelL.. I 5ll,2M; Brown, 51U96; Barnard, 511.- Fartanal chaafca eathaS up to 8188*0 cutbacks in federal student aid, mean 427 HWa Straat Manehaalar many parents and students w ill be asked 160; TufU, 511.113; Bard, 511,063; Dart­ I mouth, 511,045; and Bryn M awr, 511.010. P u M e T w o -Y m t C o Hb o * PubNc Four-Y4«r C4>Nb « 4 to cover more o f the bill than they did in The monster watch The smallest increases reported were the past, said Joe Paul Case, an official .BB1B Two hundred experts attend a seminar probing TuNtonK Fees- TuHlonB Fees------wltti the board’s College Scholarship Ser- for students who commute from home. BPECIALIttNQ IN -B1.B4B They face an averaito U percent bike at the reported existence of the Lake Champlain Roess 6 Beertf. Room a Boerd----- vlce. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS Books B BuppUes. Books a BuppNes- KtSI The College Board, a non-profit private colleges and 10 percent at public monster. The consensus? Some sort of large serpent- lUte creature does indeed dwell in the lake. P agr 5. Trensporf Mon. Ti;ehsportation----- .^ u coM on at association serving students schools. DON WHllS GARAGE, WC. Porsonal- Since the 1072-73 acbool year, coUtge SPECIALISTS Tom Raimondo and Dick Suhie owners of and schools,, said a survey showed the WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE SERVICE • WRECKER SERVICE Yankee Aluminum Services, which has been ser­ ’ ^ WAIT (toWTO 88N8YI ratal. .$ 3 ,2 9 0 Total. .9 3 ,8 7 3 most expensive private school — at |12,- b ills have doubled. Average total q e n e r a l 'r e p a ir in o ' Maut oMM • nnaan • h b i mm ' expenses are op by 96 percent at public In sports vicing homeowners in Manchester and surroun­ 030 per schoolsyear — ia Bennington Propane Cylinders Filled colleges and 110 percent at private MikP Custer, Caa Pollnow win singles tennis tour­ ding towns for over 20 years, are shown here with (tollege in Benniiteton, Vt. Air Conditioning Service •SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES ' PrlUBtM T w o -Y u b t CoN«9« PrluBt* F o u t -Y b b t C d lB 9» Twelve other scnools in the Northeast, colleges, the report said. naments ... Dave Kaye’s 09 paces amateurs in TEIERHONC 19 MAIN STREET •TRY OUR NEW 8 -a S88S 88FBB D ^ ite the high figures, the college a sample from our wide selection of storm win­ TuHkMia F*es- -9B.T04 where the b l A cost o f imported oU adds Manchester Opoi Golf ... Page 9. 949-4931 MANCHESTER. CONN 06040 TiiMonaFeea- expense rate runs briiind the inflation dows and doors. We offer a complete line of com­ Room a Boerd. to the bills, w ere also in tiie 611,000-plus Reggie Jariunn ignites Yankees’ offense R^aBoertf — rate. The Ogunimer P rice Index haa bination windows, 3S styles of storm doors in any ^ ^ s a Buppaas. Books a suppaes. rftnee. P a ^ O . color, aluminum canopies and roll-up amiings, Tr«hsporletion_ By contrast, total coats at the moat risen Iv U* pwcent. tation,,— A survey showed 04.9 percent of Designs & Styles vinyl and aluminum shutters, and aluminum Porsonel. expenaive public ooUefsa w ill run about students at private SdiooU and 42.7 per­ Index railings. We also have a new line of prime replace­ Total,— ------9 9 3 96,000 in the 196142 acbool year, accor- T e t e f . d i i « to a rupoii baaed on «x p e n ^ infor­ cent of stttdeuta at pubUc achools Advice ...... 17 Lottery ....-...... 2 ment windows. Expert glau and screen repair is mation from j,I80 colleges, j , depended last faU on some aid. Buaineas. . . . — 21 Obituaries...... 8 done at our workshop on 20 W arren S treet. Our dis­ “ In 196141, average total coats for 'hie new avm ge residential college PCRSONfll T€€ UPlQlMrt C lassified...... 1^23 Peopletalk ...... t play room and worludiop are open. Monday thru msidsoL students rose 18 percent (W ») year coats c IM 1^ tk* College Board: —Public two-year coUegqs, 55J30. C o m ic s ...... 1 0 .S ports...... :....9 -1 2 over last year’s corts at private ^ l e g « Friday 0:00-4:00 and Saturday 0:00-12:00or call foi; Im post ot sen«Un() a kid to oollpgeisok another blulumpi thia achoql Editorial ...... 6 Television ...... 17 and 14 percent (9464) at pubUc colleges,” —Private two-year, 56,004. 1011 Main St., Manchester • Tel: 646-3339 a free estim ate at 640-1106. > 4 4 7 and «van toppad the $12,000 mark at ona private aehool, the Entertainment .. 17 Weather : ...... 2 the report said. —PubUc four-year, | 3 ',v ra . F. Cotlaga Board laid Sunday. Trailing Bennington as the most —Private four-year, 50,085. U A Pat Coellio. Owners Jint Coelho, Manager ./ THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 31. MSI - 8

2 - THE HERALD. Mon.. AM. 81. IWl i s . Voyager 2 safely slips through planet's ring

three times as high as “a very good “We don’t know whether there is melted or ionized” as they were deeper into space. At the briefing, Romig said PASADENA, Calif. (UPI) - electrical power plant,” he said. any connectloV between the elec­ shattered by the spacecraft News Voyager sped today toward “It was a tenuous ring—but a ring Voyager 8 Investigated Information 8 Romig played a tape recording trostatic discharges (lightning), the speeding through the layer at about nevertheless,” radio astronomer^ r e b u ^ by Voyager I that lightning Saturn’s inost distant moon and a construct^ from the instruments’ object and the spokes. If there is, we 10 miles per second, “traversing as far future date with the fringes of Dr. Joseph Romig said in the win­ bolts flickered through the rinp, a snowy merry-goround more than readings, and from 200,000 miles can be sure we don’t understand It,” much distance in one minute as a the. solar sjntem while scientists dup brieflng. Voyager’s course was Romig said. plotted to avoid traveling through 40,0W miles wide but believed to be away the impact of the enormous jetcraft does in one hour,” he said. studied evidence of enormous light­ electrical Jolts sounded like rocks Romig also said he bad confirmed Saturn’s rings. . only a few hundred yards to a few Scientists estimated that such ning bolts that crackle through one hitting a flat board. the surprising indications earlier by Building falls; 'to of the planet’s distinctive rings. TIm Voyager was 8.0 million miles mUM thick. dust would be so small that all the Tlie lightning bolts are “between , Tlie origin and timing of the light­ the plasma wave — electrified gas Jet Propulsion Laboratory scien­ beyond S a tm and 071 million miles detector — that Voyager 2 had ac­ particles struck by the spacecraft in frian Earth on Sunday, the end of 10 ,0N and 100,000 times as powerful ning indicated it came from “a very eight Injured tists S u n ^ said the. spacecraft, deim region of the B-ring,” where tually survived a string of collisions the 800-mlle encounter. If gathered ' un OlSTHm FOTOOAOT • the most active phase of the en­ as terrestrial lightning,” Romig expected to reach the OO^le-iride pictures have shown many of the with very tiny objects far out in together, would form a speck the moonlet Phoebe on Friday and the counter’ with the ringed pUnet. said. NEW YORK (UPI) — A small brick As Voyager 8 approadied Saturn, mysterious “spokes,” which flicker what was expected to be empty size of a pinhead. apartment bouse across the street from planet Uranus in 19M, safriy passed Scientlste said camerq problons space. that developed aboard the it pidted up bursts of electricity of and vanish in moments across the Port Authority Bus Terminal On New through — not outside -> an un- thousands of miles of ring material, The ring was made up of dii'st par­ eimecwd ring of microscopic par­ spacecraft several days ago ap­ “between 10 0 megawatts and 1,000 York’s West side collapsed today. In­ megawatts,” a peak output about he said. ticles that "heated, vaporized. juring up to eight people and tricing a ticles bdiind Saturn on its way parently have been corrected. number of others. Rush-howjtrWlc was - '’K IRS to clarify snaried'tbrooghout the arta. Weather ' Pr^minary reporU Indicated ei^l people were taken to nearby hospitals Union one year pid; position on tax and at least two people and as many as four were trapp^ in the rubble of the WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Internal building on Ninth Avenue, west of the Today’s forecast Revenue Service expecte to clarify soon Times Square area. ., whether a popuiar new savings scheme ’The building’s second, third and fourth MosUy cloudy skies through early Thesday. S c a t t y ; touted to earn up to 40 percent interest floors collapsed with a roar shortly after afternoon and evening showers possibly • *** ; moving Poland raises prices will nullify the effects of tax-free “all­ 8 a.m., blanketing the area with a cloud . thunderstorms. Highs today 75 to 80. Fog developing savers” certificates. of dust. The building bad a candy store tonight. Lows 80 to 86. Morning fog and clowta gW l^ In an unusual warning delivered over on the first floor and dwellings above. major concessions by the agreement recognizing the union. , way to partly sunny skies ’Tuesday afternoon. Highs re GDANSK, Poland (UPI) - TTie Only 30 of more than 700 invited the weekend, the IRS said it has substan­ “My knees are shaking,” said Pat'' to 80. Winds southeasterly around 10 mph through . government' raised bread prices 400 authorities. tial doubts about the tax status of the “If Solidarity continues to operate guests showed up and union leader Boyd, who works directly across the .Tuesday. percent today on Solidarity’s first Lech Walesa was among the mis­ savings scheme now being offered by \ the way it has, the government will street at the Three Brothers bakery. to pad anniversary, fueling criticism sing. Walesa said he had a sore several banks and savings institutions. ’”Tbere was this huge nOise, then this among workers for not solving the defend the union in one year and the rank and file members will spit at throat and Solidarity officials said Under the scheme, investors place thick, thick dust. It was a fog like a Lon­ Extended outlook economic woes that spawned the many of the guests failed to get their their money into shortterm, high- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) the leadership,'’ one disgruntled don fog. We bad to rush around and cover labor union. invitations. interest accounU that will be used to buy everything up. There’s dust all over.” Extended outlook for New England Wednesday — The shuttle Columbia, first Exactly one year after the union worker said Sunday. the one-year all-savers certificates She said the first floor of the building through Friday; „ , spaceship readied for. a second emerged from strikes prompted by Prime Minister Gen. Wojciech But Solidarity’s failure to beginning Oct. 1. bad been undergoing renovation. MauaehutellSf Rhode Island A Conneelieuli Fair launch, went to the firing pad today a government plan to raise meat Jaruzelski warned that Poles have celebrate its own birthday was a However, by taking advantage of the Authojities said four of the eight peo­ weather Wednesday. A chance of showers Tliursday ^ to start final preparations for prices, authorities had qualified had enough of “debauchery,” using moral victory for the government high Interest rates being offered in ad­ ple injured were treated at S t Claire’s Friday. More humid with h l ^ in the upper 70s and the takeoff again in six weejts oti a Solidarity support for today’s the slump in Solidarity’s popularity and a blow to the union. vance of Oct. 1, the IRS sUtement said Hospital. Their conditions were not 80s. Lows in the upper 50s and the 80s. longer test flight. quadrupling of bread prices to 48 to maintain the offensive in a investors may be jeopardizing the tax Vermonii Variable cloudiness through the period Tlie winged space freighter, cents and the doubling of flour growing anti-union campaign. "This is inconceivable,” a univer­ known. sity professor said after the exemption authorized by Congress for Officials said they were searching for with a chance of mainly afternoon showers or carrying its first working payload prices to 30 cents a pound. ’Hie disillusionment with Solidari­ thunderstorms each day. Warm and humid with highs 75 and an untested satellite unipading Solidarity also failed to get the ty appeared to be demonstrated ceremonies were canceled. ‘Til bet the all-savers certificates. at least two people and possibly four. the government is celebrating. I’ll In explaining the warning, IRS to 85 and lows in the Ns. crane, began the sloyi Mr-mlle access to the media and balanced when union leaders at the Lenin TVro of the missing were said to be 8 bet they are spilling champagne spokesman Leon Levine said Sunday, Maine and New Hampshire) Chance of showera late journey to the oceanside launch site reporting it demanded a year ago. Shipyards Were -forced to cancel children and the other two were everywhere. It’s just what they “We hope it makes p^p ie aware of the described as' a workman and an Wednesday and Tliursday. Fair Friday. Highs in the 70s when the massive. treads on its The union and government resume Sunday celebrations to mark the possibility, at least, of the interest not employee of the candy store. to low 80s. Lows in the 50s to low 8(ta. crawler transporter began moving talks today with little hope of any first anniversary of a government wanted.” telng tax-free. We had to warn people of The workman was said to be repairing at 4:48 a.m. EDT. the possible consequences. some refrigeration equipment in the The space shuttle, attached to an “The decision was not made lightly," building. ** Long Island Sound external fuel tank and two solid he said. “We’re well aware of the con­ propellant booster rodtets, stood in The building is located across'the The National Weather Service forecast for Long sequences this will have" on the pop­ Reagan doesn't want street from the bus ramps of the Port Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk its launch ready position on the ularity of the new investment and the Authority Bus Terminal. same mobile platform it scorched Point, N.Y.i iu -1. financial institutions offering it. ’The collapse showered the street with Winds east to sgutheast 10 knots or less through when it blasted away on its maiden Banks and savings «nd loan bricks and other debris. Police closed off ’Tuesday, except in afternoon and evening hours r te n flight April 12. associations are offering up to 40 percent UPI photo Ninth Avenue between 40th and ttnd The entire I0 .8-milllon-pound they' will increase to 10 to 19 knots. Considerable UPI plioto Interest to savers who deposit now and complex was carried from the streets. cloudiness through Tuesday with chance of an oc­ to end his vacation agree to “roll over” their accounts into Today In history towering rocket assembly building Rush hour traffic in the area, much of casional shower or thunderstorm today. Haze and The first safe found last week on the expedition to the wreckage the all-savers certificates. to the launch pad on a huge crawling it coming from the nearby Lincoln patchy fog through Tuesday'. Visibility gaierally 2 to 4 of the Andrea Doris Is brought to the dock of the BSa Tevel II. The certificates, created by the tax cut On Aug. 31, 1939, German dictator Adolph Hitler prem ia^ ^ * ’numel, was snarled because of the machine originally built to carry Newsweek that Reagan spends only Reagan as saying, “I hate to see it miles. Average wave heights 1 to 8 feet today and Divers fought against time In their search for a second safe By Helen Thomas bill recently signed into law by President Poland would accept 16 conditions. Poland refused, was Invaded the Apollo moon rockets in the 1980s. "two or three hours” a day on real come to an end. But there is a lot of collapse. hidden In the 25-year-old wreck. UPI White House Reporter Reagan, will produce interest at 70 per­ following day, and World War II was under way. Hitler Is seen (center) In A spokesman for the Port Authority of tonight. T te black-and-white Columbia, work. work ahead.” LOS ANGELES — President cent of the rate for one-year Treasury the Reichstag after he m ade^^ announcement Sept. 1. New York and New Jersey said traffic in creeping along at a snail’s pace, Speakes said the president Reagan will fly to Chicago bills. Under that formula, the cer­ the Lincoln Tunnel was delayed “exten­ emerged from the gaping door of the Reagan, hating to see his vacation “enjoyed” his vacation. He quoted Wednesday to attend a fundraising. National forecast come to an end, is spending a few tificates would be earning about 10 per­ sively” because of the collapse. “When a a .... assonbly building a t 5:10 a.m. EDT cent interest today. . they say ’extensively,’ that means more By United Pren InteniatlonI UlB Allies I under the glare of powerful Divers find hole more day In California before City a Feat HI U> Pep Louisville pc a 7D .... haniiing back to Washington, where The law provides a tax exemptipiTdfx More charges due in deaths than an hour,” the spokesman said. Albuqtierque pc K a .... Memphis ts a 71 .... floodlights. gl,0OO for individuals and $2,000i for Members of the .police and fire Aneborage cy SI a ... MismI Beeh ts a w JD The eight-tread tractor carrying he faces major defense policy Aahevllle pc n c .... Milwaukee Is 71 a .... decisions. Short work day couples on interest earned from thejcer- 'VANCOUVERj Bj-itish Columbia ordered to undergo a 30-day psychiatric departments and the Emergency Mimeapolls ts a n a the shutUe was powered by two Atlsnts pc m m .... rasiiaiiy attired in slacks and a tlficates. (UW) Mountles s e a r < ^ today for examination and appear in court Sept. Medical Sendee were on the kcene. A B ilU ^ ay a a .u Nasbvlue pc a a .... 2 ,750-bbrsepower dieael engines that in Andrea Doria New Orleans ts a 74 114 the loth and 11th vlctim^of a Atlanta- 18. mobile emergency-room van was set up. Bimiliigliam pc m n .... n a .... uses lU gallons of fuel for every yellow polo shirt, Regan flew from Following meetings Sunday with Boiton pc 74 a .... New York cy a n .... 1^ ranch near Santa Barbara Sun­ style wild slayer and a prosecutor said Bnniavll Ti.pc a a .... Oklahm Cty sy mile traveled. MONTAUK, N.Y. (UPI) - Weary whether tbe'door was open or not.” concerns aides police, prosecutor J(rfm Hall said he BdUslo ah V m M Omaha sh . a 71 .... Flight No. 2 of the Colombia, with She said Gimbel and diver Ted day afternoon to Los Angeles, where Staff in furor be w as^psrC ng as maily as eight more a mm .... Philadelphia pc TP a a divers exploring the Andrea Doria would move to lay at least five and Chrlatn S.C. a Phoenix ( SB a .... the shuttle carrying its first working Hess explored three d ed u down he will remain unUl Wednesday. murder charges'In-th^ case. CbsrlU N.C. pc n a ss a n a discovered a gaping hole that He had only one appointment on Reagan spends at most “two or Police have recovered the nude bodies possibly eight more charges but police dtlcsgo ta m m a Plttshucgh pc payload and an untested crane to un­ th ro u ^ the sMp in search of the NEW YORK (UPI) — Some of DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) - A Duke have not said whether any other suspect Arabs freed Clsvsland la a> a .17 PorUand MT pc a a .... diallenges old notions about why it his schedule today—a meeting with President Reagan’s aides three hours a day on real work.” University faculty debate will determine of three boys and six girls, aged 9 to 17, Columbua ta 75 a Ji Portland Or. pc 77 M .... load satellites, is schedided to begin sank, but time is running out in their watertight door, but found an “enor­ Newsweek said this lack of in­ was in custody. M 74 .a Providence pc 77 a .... Wilson Riles, an old friend who is reportedly say his unwillingness whether a library should be built on cam­ who have vanished since late last year in Dsllsa pc 8 a a (Xd. 9 — nine days later than the hunt for the luxury liner’s fortune in mous hole, la r ^ than ever before volvement in the affairs of state “I’m going to move as soon as I can, VIENNA, Austria (UPI) — PoUce Demer ta K M SS Richmond pc thought” leading tg jh e outside of dallfornia’s superintendent of public to devote enough time to his job pus to house the political papers of ex- British Columbia. Two others are mis­ Dea Moinea pc n 74 a St. Louis pc a n a ■original date. jewels and cash. has prompted several em­ but not until I’ve got the goods,” said today released all but three Arabs » M .... Salt Lake City! a a .... (Xficlals blamed the delay on the sMp. instruction. has 1^ to several embarrassing President Richard Nixon — long a con­ sing. A 12th victim, a 17-year-old girl, DeUott la. TP 74 a The divers raced against a Otherwise, his schedule was light. barrassments. At a meeting of was found asphyxiated in August I960, Hall. arrested in a machine gun attack on a DulnUi ta 7S a .... San Antonio pc minor technical problems that But further search was prevented confrontations. troversial figure at the school. El Psao ( a 71 .... San Diego pc a a .... deadline that expires tonight when Deputy White House press secretary "There are times when you big city mayors, Reagan but officials are unsure her case is con­ Police also said they had not ruled out synagogue that killed two people and in­ San Francisco I 8 a .... riowed work a few days, the expec- when a hot-water generator, vital llie Duke board of trustees Executive Hartford cy 77 8 .... the expedition’s financing by depart- Larry Speakes told reporters the really need him to do some work, reportedly greeted his own nected. a connection between the slayings and jured 20 others in what authorities Honolulu ly a 74 j8 San Juan pc PI n .... tation that almost-daily for deep-sea diving, broke Sunday. Council is expected to rely on faculty the sex murders of 12 young women and Indlsnspolla pc a n a SeaUle pc mm 8 .... ment.store heir Peter Glmbel ends. president would be receiving ad­ and all he wants to do is tell secretary of Housing and Urban comments at today’s debate to decide Police have charged a construction blamed on an “Arab terrorist network in Jsclian Maa. la a 74 .... Spokane pc 7P a a U n^erstorm s would slow .work still 'The ship was due ashore “It is terribly frustrating,” said Development, Samuel R. Pierce, girls during the past ei^t years on ’ranma Is a n a ditional information from Defense stories about his movie days,” Friday whether to formally bid for the worker and fathec of an infant son in the Austria.” Jackaonville te a 74 a a n a to be done and the desire to give the VVcdii6Bd8 y» Gimbers wife, Elga Anderson as “Mr. Mayor.” highways in British Columbia and Alber­ Ksnaaa City la a 7s .... Washington pc Glmbel, in a telephone interview Secretary Caspar Weinberger on one aide complained. library. stabbing death of one victim, Judy Koz- ,Ua VVegas ty la n .... Wichita pc m n .... launch crew a few days off before Lillian Pickard, a spokeswoman When Rep. Charles Wilson, ta. Six Arabs were detained Sunday night a .... with UPI Sunday from the salvage proposed cuts in planned Pentagon Quoting unidentified White In 1954, Duke’s faculty denied an ma, 14. aifford Robert Olson, 41, was in the apartment of one of two suspected Uttle •Rort pc 77 launch.^ for Glmbel, said the deadline would D-Texas, asked him about a syn­ The National Aeronautics and vessel Sea Level 11,50 miles off the spending for the 19N and 1984 fiscal House aides, Newsweek said Sun­ tlWhonorary IIV S C IS J degree%SW^BWW> toww Nixon when------he------was not be extended even though the thetic fuels program, Reagan terrorists. Police said they were Space Administration used today’s coast of Nantucket Island. years. day the president spends only vice president. In the 1980s, a Nixon por Blasts damage embassy released because they had nothing to do search Was halted -during the Speakes said Reagan also is only two or three hours a day drew a blank. “He didn’t e"en trait was hung in the Duke Uw school roll-out as an opportunity to honor weekend by equipment failure. She Asked If relatives of victims and know what I was talking about,” -with the attack and only shared the m ore than 200 Kennedy Space siuwivors could lay claim to es­ taking a close look a t fiscal 1982 ap- working. but students hid it during Watergate apartment of one of the terrorist said Gimbel vowed this was his last ' tions with an eye toward Aides who think the president Wilson told the magazine. TTiat portrait now is in storage. LIMA, Peru (UPI) — Powerful owned Coca-Cola bottling plant and Lima Center workers for their roles in salvage attempt. - timates of between 8I-* million and The president also was unable distributors for a milk company owned Suspects. 1 Lottery preparing the Columbia for ita In- 84 mllllott in valuables U the ^ e s , cuts. tO should be more in touch with ‘ Now there is a furor over utiether explosions damaged the U.S. Embassy “They have to come back,” Ms. RReagan has been in (^lifornia for what’s happening in the world to answer a reporter’s question by Carnation, also a U.S. firm. itlil flight. Ms. Pickard replied: “As far as we Duke should seek the estimated 32 and the residence of the American^^- Still in custody were two accused Pickard said. “It’s only a month’s nearly a month, spending moat of said Reagan spends little time in about a pending fishing treaty million pages of documents from Nixon’s bassador today in a rash of Overnight Most of the front windows and some in­ expedition and it’s costing a hell of a know, anything that’s found belongs with Canada on the very day the terrorists arrested outside the syn­ Rhode Island dally: 0418. to tte salvager. All records went his time at his mountaintop ranch, the Oval Office, never arriving political car jer — plus 8,0N hours of the bombings in the Peruvian capital, police terior windows of the American Em­ Numbers drawn Satur­ lot of money.” White House was telling the bassy, located on a central downtown agogue and a third Arab whose role in New Hampshire dally: down with the sUp.” riding horses, clearing underbrush before 8:45 a.m. and rarely tapes that helped lead to his 1974«gslgna- said, ^ the raid ^turday was still unclear. day in New England: Neptune's Divers located one safe Thursday and chopping wood. staying beyond 6 p.m. He takes Senate that the treaty should be Explosions also damaged the U.S.- avenue, were destroved. Connecticut dally: ON. 9481. H the safe recovered contains tion during the Watergate scandal. Massachusetts daily: and .were keeping it immersed in White House aides had no im­ Wednesday afternoons off. withdrawn and renegotiated. .Vermont dally: 8N. water for fear the contents would treasure, Ms. Pickard said that it 0770. would not offset the staggering cost mediate comment on a critical One White House assistant said IMalne dally: Ml. disintegrate if sea water seeped in­ report In the latest issue of day short side and were allowed to leak. of Glmbel’s underwater search. Another safe allegedly remains at Peopletalk the bottom of the sea. WASHINGTON (UPI) r Gimbel and his crew plan to open ) Astronomers soon may know more the safe on live television as part of held Holyoke blaze Almanac about the dtetant planet Neptune — a documentary of the exp^tion. Three in up to an apeement to pressure Japan into halting and p«i«»h\y about the origins of the The two safes are thought to contain. 1 had no place to go,” one city official Golf pro’s handicap its whaling activities. solar sjwtem itself — now that they 84 million in jewelry and cash. ■ Red Ooss, police said. odor of gasoline in (he hallway just Jean Paul Fortom-Gouin, who lives in the Gimbel has made it Us mission to HOLYOKE, Mazz. (UPI) - Two said. By United Press InternStlonal ______have determined Neptune’s day to All three were charged with one before the fire broke oUt. Greg Matthews is head professional at Pine View Bahamas and who has spent the Mst eight years learn why the luxury liner sank. men and,a juvenile faced arraign­ It was the city’s deadliest fire Golf (Tub in Three Rivers, Mich., even though he be shorter than that of Earth. count of arson and six counts of Describing the city’s housing trying to save the whales front-possible extinction, Today Is Monday, Aug. 81, the 248rd day of IN I with Those who have studied the An­ ment in Holyoke Diztrict Court has a 24 handicap. He also is blind and has only one The NaUonal Science FoundaUm murder. All were held pending since a blaze in 1964, when seven shorUge, Mayor Ernest Proulx es­ wante back the 8275,0N he said he put up to mount 12 2 to follow. , i reports three astronomers at the drea Doria always assumed the today on chargez of zetting a fire in people were killed. The moon is moving toward its first quarter. a condemned fonrutory tenement arndgnment. timated the vacancy rate at 2 per­ foot. the publicity campaign against Japan. Tbe com­ lUtt Peak NaUonal Observatory liner, which collided with a The latest blaze was one of a cent and said at least one-third of all Matthews, 48, who has made his living at golf that killed zix people. The fire, which broke out at about pany did nothing, be says. The morning star is Mars. . a freif^ter, sunk in the AtlaUicDcean series of suspicious fires striking housing units in the city are substan­ since his 20s, lost his sight 10 years ago because of Tlie evmlng stars are Mercury, Vmus, Jupiter and near Tudson, Arts., hkve calculaM police zald tlie Juvenile and Lula U p.m. Monday, quickly engulfed Neptune’s day to be roughly 18.2 yean ago becauae/dne of its the building. Four ch lld i^ , aged 8 mainly row-houSes around Bridge dard. diabetes. Saturn. watertight coiatpartmeUdwra had Centeno, 18, of Holyoke, were Street. In the past year, more than Those bom on this date are under the sign of Virgo. Iw®"- . . a te 14, and their mother were trapped "I had some awful thoughts about what I would Lost faith Previous efforts figured the heels left open. Thb. liner was ■rmted late Saturday nl^t after 800 people — m any of them About 100 residents marched on do to support my family,” says Matthews. “Tlie quezttoning. The zecond man, and killed. The sixth victim, a City Hall Friday, demanding that loteUonal period of the planet to be designed to stay afloat as long as no woman In her 70s, died of head in­ Spanish-speaking residents — haye way I saw it I had two choices. I could get back up A retired Catholic priest who was duped by more than two of ItsUhree water­ RMael Davila, 40, of Holyoke, waz been forced to the streets by fires in something be done to improve off the floor and enjoy people and my business, or I an unscientific 18 or 20 hours. juries when she leaped from her neighbors out of his life’s savings, thinking he was Researchers Michael J.S. Belton, tight oompartn^nte were flooded. •m a te d early Sunday on a warrant the old industrial city of 44,000 peo­ housing and flush out arsonists. One could sit in the basement and hide, and drag at the Seven Gables Hotel in third-floor apartment to escape the helping a sick child, says be will never trust anyone Lloyd Wallace and Sethanne "The ship woOtthnave sunk community housing official said everybody else down with me;” flames. . . ple. again. iiattftyratrr Hrralft HcTWard, using Infrared radiation to anyway,” said Ms. P l | ^ Springfield. ' Many of the residents who es­ more people fear for their lives It took nearly two years before he mustered Davila was a resident of the brick Two other people suffered critical “I won’t lend another nickel to anyone,” said the help them observe the planet, deter­ “T b^ have dlscov^eA, much to caped the latest fire by climbing out because of the latest fire. courage to pick up his clubs again. Now he also is Bridge Street building destroyed Injuries when they jumped. Rev. Robert Southard of Kansas City, Mo. “I won’t mined Neptune/>ovolves once their surprise and amazement, Residents on the first floor of the windows had continued to live in the head of a free golf school for blind children, where OffUsM JtfenelMSIer Nmc§pmp«r last Monday night by the blaze. He trust anyM y again.” aroiind its azlp every 18J hours, massive damage in the hull,” she tenement said there was a strong condemned structure because “they the actual teaching is done by his son Tim. Not only was be bilked pf NiOOO, but Southard USPS 827-800 Vol. C. NO. 2B2 give or take 84 minutes. said Sunday.’lt did not matter bad been p la ^ in Uie hotel by the says be can’t bring charges against the neighbors, “because I don’t want anybody to come to my front Published dally e x c ^ Sunday and certain holidays hy Judge Blanche porch and shoot me.” the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, ( Tlie 89-year-old priest’s only income now U royal­ MandMSter, Conn. 08040. Second class postage |iwd at FOR 1 Ohio (3ov. James A. Rhodes, following President Manchester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Send addreu 2 ty payments from 'a prayer book he wrote for REGifriMTION ONLY Reagan’s lead, has appointed a woman to the Ohio children. _ changes to The Manchester Herald, P.O. B n MI, [I Mrwty iMi an yov Supreme Court. Police say they know the neighbors who duped Manchester, Conn. 08040. MhMl tviiiillas MUSIC U S S 0N8 him but can’t arrest them because Southard refuses Judge Blanche Krupansky, 57, is the second To subscribe, or to report a delivery prohlam, eall'84^ • OuHar • PIsno to press ctoges. mRENTS LABOR woman to serve on the court. ’The first was 9940. Office hours are 8 :M a.m. to 5:N p.m. Iboday •notBboQkB •bindMrB • Aoeerdtan eOrgsn 9 WOWI Florence E. Allen, who left the bench in 1934. < THAT'S A i Friday and 7 to 10 a.m. Saturuay. DoUvery oflltaMr p a p B r DAY Mrs. Krupansky said, “1 feel that it’s a very high Names in the news be inade by,8 p.m. Monday through Friday antjl I9 good deal luyiiiir and I hope 1 can fulfill all the expectations a 7 ;N a.m. Satarda^ 647-8301 s p s n o iiB that the governor has in m e... and all expectations Roy Rogers and Dale Evans celebriite W years in Suggested carrier rates are |I JO weekly, N <>8 tor one e u m e h bom * oBebool bagt DUBALDO WEEKEND T that women have ... and aU the men, for that show business Sept. 18 with an appearance on the naontb, I1 S.N for three months, 880.70 for. six months, ONLY m atter.” Barbara Mandrel! and the Mandrell Slaters show ... airi Nl-40 for one year. Mail rates are availaUS on Her appointment is effective Tliesday. Eli Tlmoner, 52 founder and president of Air r e q n ^ .. "every Music Center UPl photo i Florida, has been named chalrmUi of the board of little t. TAYLOR RENTAL CENTER Save the whales the Miami-based carrier to replace C. Edward TV) place a classified or displw advertlsaitMnt, or to Roy Roger* aiwj Dale Evans oalabrat* SO Acker, who resigned to become chairman of Pan rsport a news item, s(ory or picnire idea^ call 04M711. S o fit 2< -S 3 pm—6 pm 155 CENTER STREET. MANCHESTER (Wee bonrs are iM a.m. to p.m. Monday thsongh years In show business 8 apt. 12 with an A Frenchman seeking to protect the world’s American World Airways ... Monday was the 8 8 ... Roman ItoperonjCallgula’s I,99Srd birthday. No Friday. 643-2496 appaaranca on the Barbara Mandrall talovl- whale population is suing a New York public y S i Can 649420S one colebratet^ alon show . relations company because he says it failed to live (huintfiBW cb>* THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. SI, 1981 - 5 4 - THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 81, IWl Tucci ends his bid Does Lake Champlain serpent exist? Maybe tion of many of the sightings, has adopted a resolution 8HB1AURNB, Vt. (UPI) - T w o Inmdrod pairs of Eugene Vieiis Jr. of MalletU Bay said bis view of head in front. . .. j designating Champ an endangered species and the Ver- Champ bepm with a disturbance like "a large school of He said the creature was about 30 feet long and moved syos posted across the dioppy, fogehroudoo water, at 7 to 10 mph. niont Legislature is considering a resolution protecting hoping in vain for some teU-isM sign — a disturbance, fish.” Then, be said, five pointe surfaced in the lake and the creature. f6r seat on board moved throogh the water with what appeared to be a The small community of Port Henry, N.Y., the loca­ rippltta A WlkA. Champ had spumed his own party, but the true their slate,” said Tucci. "They went for thes'Qoard of Directors in 1079 . believers were not deterred. By Paul Hendrle out of their way to avoid me (when and f i n is h a distant last in a field The occasion was a day-loag scientifle ssnoinar to Herald Reporter he sought a Republican board of 13. probe a mystery almost 400 years Old: Does a large, Maverick Republican John A. nomination) and we’ll Just see what He sought a Republican nomina­ serpont-Uke creature, similar to the Uxdi Ness monster, Tucci announced this morning he is the leadership can do. tion this year,, but was passed over reside in Lake Champlain? "If they lose this election, we’re by the nominations conimittee. Does Champ exist? CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN ending his independent race for the Board of Directors, but he still (the conservatives) going to try to He was accused by witnesses in The answer proviM by a pnel ol scientists was — declined to endorse the Republican take over the town coinmittee.” the HUD discrimination lawsuit of - ' nuqfbe. publicly making racially prejudiced “ An apeed some term DELI SPECIALS slate. Town Republican Vice Chairman ‘*The reason I am dropping out is Curtis M. Smith was not available statements. of large marine animal that I belong to the Connecticut for comment this morning. Even the town’s defense at­ lives in the lake. But they torneys, in a post-trial memoran­ BOAR'S HEAD Political Action Coalition and CPAC Tucci said the only Republican also admitted they don’t director who is conservative enough dum, refused to dnend ’Tucci’s BtllAVArs know what tt Is. VIRGINIA BRAND HAM ...... li^ 2 b8 8 is trying to work within the IMPORTED QINUINE SWITZERLAND | | | | Republican Party" to achieve iU for hih tastes is Gloria Dellafera, statements. -The believers out­ "(Plaintiffs) cannot come up with conservative goals, Tucci said. who i^eaving the board. outnumber numbered the Sceptics SWISS CHEEGE...... ' "ft would be inconsistent for me "ta sk at the voting records,” said the names of more than ttim in­ Saturday, and on several WEAVER WHITE MEAT fA AQ dividuals who exhibited open racial to run as an Independent against a Tuccff: “ (William J.) Diana voted skeptics points, virtnaUy every CHICKEN ROLL...... u T ^ a s H I Republican slate,” he added. for everj^ing the Democrats did. bias during the CDBG debate,” the chan^l^^follower agreed. Tucci, an avowed conservative, They (the GOP slate) are dominated memo reads. "Defendants need not search for the m Uc k f s m 4 A A said he sees no difference between by a lot of liberals. I see a lot of Justify the remarks of Messrs. Tucc, beast Aoald be under- COOKED SALAM I...... I a W the Republican board candidates school teachers and I know their (Vincent) Kelley and (Frank) ; tatam with an open mind; and the Democrats. views on education.” Lupien.” — T h e creature, raOVOLONE CHEESE...... i i f 2 B 3 8 “I am personally not endorsing Tucci made an independent run L '.f-w whatever it is, is in danger of expMtation and perhaps WUNDERBAR GERMAN BRAND death at the hands of bounty-hunters, and deserves to be protected tij being declared an endangered species; BOLOGNA ...... u ? l b3 8 - T h e word "monster” is too harsh a term for QROTE A WEIQEL or MUCKE’S * A 4 A Directors to vote Hvralcl photo by Torquinlo Chanto. a largely benevolent creature that has never NATURAL CASING FRANKS...... L s r Z . 1 V harmed anyone. . „ OUR OWN The first report of Champ, as it has it became affec- .LS.' Moving in tioostely known, came in 1609, when explorer Samuel FRESH COLE SLAW Liz Doigner cannot wait to move Into her new her desk to get some work done. DeChamplaln spotted a large, snake-like animal on ballot measures home at Alton Street before sitting down at fitdicUng in the lake he discovered and gave his name. Since then, there have been almost 150 reported sightings; a dozen this year alone, and some of those GARDEN FRESH replacement and outside repairs. Bayor, Hheion ana squatrlto. puniorted «re-wltnesses were on himd Saturday to share By Paul Hendrle The plans call for an addition of 5,- 'The ordinance to create hearing CALIFORNIA WHITE Herald Reporter 650 feet and modification of 1,S()0 officers for parking violations is in­ Series in newspaper T b^^^i^Sandra Mansi, sA New Haven, Ckmn., tended to improve the town’s whose 1077 color photograph of the creature has sparked .lb. The Board of Directors, at feet. The facility would service 250 SEEDLESS GRAPES vehicles. process of collecting parking fines. a wave internationu interest and drew a chorus of Tuesday night’s meeting, may It is also intended to create a JUM BO H if ( decide to put on the November The town’s contribution to the oob’s and ah’s from Saturday’s audience of about 200. Cheney Historical District project civilian hearing officer’s post, to The picture showed an c h e a te d nedc, ton>ed by a ballot proposals to pay 1620,000 for review fines which are challenged HONEYDEW MELONS .a’ l J expansion of the Highway Depart­ would Involve a $2 million bond distinct head, protruding from the water and looking issue, which would pay for im­ as unwarranted. basis of MCC course FRESH NATIVE ment garage and to spend |2 million over its own back. for property acquisition and public provements to the mill area. Another proposed ordinance The photograph, which Mrs. Mansi said was taken The Improvements are in conjunc­ provocative articles by noted improvements in the Cheney would seek to cut down on the “Working; Chtuiges and Choices,” The feature-length articles from the Vermont side of the lake, somewhere north of GREEN PEPPERS .b Z » ^ tion with the plans to turn two of the s^olars and writers who explore Historic District. number of false alarms by es­ the faU 1981 Courses by Nevrspaper examine the work scene as St. Albans, has been examined by experts at the Unlver- WASHINGTON RUSSETT former Cheney Mill buildings — the tablishing fines for alarm system employees and managers are con- the forces ,that are alerting the slte of Arizona, who say it was not faked. . The board is also scheduled to: series appearing w e ^ in The nature and meaning of work, and • Allocate an additional fl8,720 ctocktower and the weaving mills— owners who have more than four ' fronted with Increasing Job frustra­ “You don’t want to ask me if Champ exists, Manchester Herald, U the basis of a who analyze the difficult personal potatoes: •1.19 Into 350 apartments. The w laim p d Mrs. Mansi. "I know he exists. I’ve seen for legal costs associated with the false alarms In a y^r. credit course at Manchester Osm- tion, decreasing productivity, new HUD discrimination lawsuit, apartments will cost $17 million and The $30,(X)0 Bureau of Outdoor , technology, more women in the and public choices that must be him... almost on a firstname basis.” munity College. made to resolve the conflict that • Transfer $30,000, to be funded by will be financed by the owners. Recreation grant will niatch an Starting Sept. 8, 15 infofinative work force,'^. greater leisure, Mrs. Mansi told the gathering she was vacaUoning The town hopes this will en­ equal allocation made by the town chdoaiiig beraeen career and fami­ surround work. with her family w h^ she spotted a disturbance in the a Bureau of Outdoor Recreation weekly articles on the major Courses by Newspaper has grant, to the general fund to pay for courage further development of the earlier this year from revenue ly, drug abuse, alcoholism, and water, followed by the appearance of a head and long mill area as residential housing. chanjges in working and workers^n prepared supplementary lighting for the Mount Nebo baseball sharing funds. American can l}i,.foiind in The other elements that are reshaping nedt. The transfer of $18,720 from the educational materials for readers field. Herald each Monday^jCthb first ar- the notion of work in America. “It looked aroond, but never swam,” she said of the ■TUESDAY contingency account to the town at­ The $60,000 will be. used to install The program is coordinated by and students who want to study the creature, whkdi had a skin texture “like an eel. It was The proposal to expand and im­ lighting and. fences at the Mount Ucles will be pubUshM on Tuesday, series topic in greater depth. 'Diese prove the Highway Department gar­ torney account is expected to cover Dr. James O’Toole, associate really quite majestic, hut 1 was tmrified. I thought that Nebo tasebail field. Sept. 8). materials include a comprehensive age would allow construction of a all the legal costs to date resulting professor of management in the sucker had legs and was going to come up on shore. The project is now out for bid. Readers who want tq earn college book of readings edited course WHOLE TENOERLOIN central motor vehicles maintenance from the HUD discrimination law­ Graduate School of Business Ad­ by She said she quickly snapped a picture, then hurried However, previous low bids were credit for the Courses by Newspaper coordinator James O’Toole and his her diildren and husband into the car and fled. B4rs. famility. suit. program may enroll at the ministration at the University of The suit, brought by three lower- rejected bwause they exceeded the ass&iates. Manchester Community College Southern California. Dr. O’Toole Is Minsi said it was soap time before she decided to go Highway Department Director income local residents and the entire project’s $M,000 budget. Course materials may be Community Services Office. Phone also director of the university’a-20- public with her experience. “We had trouble Frederick E. Wajcs Jr. and last federal government, charge the Tomko Electric Co. of Manchester purchased from the M(X Bookstore ratioaallzlng it, so we decided to call it a 2,000-pound IMPORTEO POLISH HAM weqk the improvements would allow 646-2137 for additional information. year forecast project in the Center town with racial disclmination for had offered to furnish and install the during the week from 9 a.m. to 4 duck. a systematic preventive "’The instruction fee for the course is for Futures Research. withdrawing from the Community lighting for $64,658 and the Cape Q>d The fall series features p.m. . “It’s Miwr to live with a 2,000-pound duck than maintenance program for town Development Block Grant program. Fence Co. had proposed a $10,000 $40. something you don’t know what It is,’’ she said. vehicles. -The case came to trial during the price for installing feqces. A panef of scientists and veteran creature-watchers ■RICAM CHEESE He said the investment would spring and a decision is expected The meeting is scheduled for 8 Natural gas< am«ed the rash of sightings was not the figment of probably pay for itself in about five soon. Manchester has been ' p.m. ’Tuesday at the Senior Citizens sonteone’s imagination — that some type of large yVo Substitute years through savings on vehicle represented by the legal firm of Center, 549 East Middle Turnpike. animal does in fact reside in Lake Champlain. We Give Old Fashioned For Quality They also agreed, however, they don’t know what it is. “I believe there is a population of large animals of Butcher Service ... some kind,” said George Zug, dialrm an of the Smithso­ ,. A ’ Decontrol is costly nian Institution’s Department of Vertebrate Zoology. Earlier, he urged the search for Chamn and other un­ STjW HOURS: oil would be hurt indirectly by known creatures sodi as the Loch Ness monster be SltvNgMand St gSibMii >^$4 ju . . • V * , ■ WASHINGTON,(UPI) — A con­ dian income — the report said the iqfcan seriously, and said the fact their renhalns have Man. A Tues. til 6KI0 sumer group says itepped-up decon­ tax cut of $200 would cover Just one- decontrol because "three-quarters never been found d9es not rule out their possible tenth of ite gas bill Increase. of all natural gas used in the country NUIKIESTER 2• . ' - I-.'? , -..a ‘‘fiSn f. trol of natural gas would cost most existence. Wed., Tlmrs.. A Fri. til 9KHI Americans their tax cut gains and But, it said, a household with in­ makes products” such as textiles, Scientists and laymen alike must be ready to discard then some, but not? prove much of a come of $100,000 would easily be processed food and cars. firmly held heliefs In the. face of new discoveries and Sal A Sunday burden to high-income families. able to offset increased gas costs of Virus was cause overwhelming contradictory evidence, Zug said. ’til 6HH) The impact would be greatest in $3,950 with an estimated $12,600 tax J. Riduurd Greenwell of the University of Arizona nzanLJiNS the northern states. reduction under the ad­ POR’TLAND, Maine (UPI) - An said there is too much evidence of a Lake Champlain KV.:' iin .■ A report released Sunday by the ministration’s tax program. intestinal virus was the cause of ab­ creature — too many similar sightings and reports — to Energy Action Educational Founda­ Hie report’s natural gas price es­ dominal pains suffered by Patrick tion compared the tax cuts expected timates are similar to mose used by Joseph Kennedy, son of Sen. **^Toii pretty well have to accept the evidence that it by families at various income Reagan’s Cabinet Council, whldi Edward M.. Kennedy, D-Mass., doc- exists.” M said. " It’s pretty overwhelming... It’s a pic­ levels, with the direct and hidden earlier this month recommended tors say. ture staring you in the face.” costs of an administration plan to total gas decontrol by 1985 with con­ Patrick, -14, was released from "Ihere certainly is a fanoily of large unknown animals accelerate gas decontrol. trols on certain unspecified types of Maine Medical Center Sunday after In T-ak- Chan^Iain,” agreed Phillip Reines of the State ' ------^ V M ’ r f r o z e n & DAIRY 1 A typical family with income of gas being lifted immediately, said a day of tests and rqcuperation. University of New York at Ptottobur^, who has been GROCERY SPECIALS $20,000 a year in 1982,1983 and 1984 Mike Podhorzer of Energy Action. stwtying reports of strange lake phenomena for several HOOD S/L UlUWUraHUD would pay $1,060 less in texes under ’nie report, said Podhorzer, shows Air quality report years. ^ POPSICLES...... lie the tax cut recently signed by Presi­ "what you’d have to pay under The agreed the creature could be a large aRtfEFIIUIT JUICE decontrol to be as economically well HAR’TFdRD (UPI) — ’The sUte type of eel, sturgeon or other known nMrine.animal. But , NEW CHEF BOY ARE DEE _____ dent Reagan, but spend $2,600 irtore Department of Environmental MAXwnixHOiwn off as you are today with regard to for direct and indirect natural gas Prote^on forecast moderate air t ^ also acknowledged tt could be something new m INSTiWTCOFFEE .. ENOLISH MUFFIN PIZZAS. natural gas prices.” costs, the report said. quality across Connecticut for unknown, or a surviving remnant from the prehistoric e o a o For a household subsisting on $10,- He Said even those fancies that 17aa.r today. ' past — some beast long thought extinct. WAFFLES...... 000 a year — half the national me­ heat their houses with electricity or Acconllng to most sittings, the creature is large — - some 30 feet long — with a tong reptilian neck and a dis­ HOOD tinct head. It moves through the water In vertical up and onm arr __ SUNSHINE STIX...... ■M M CUE SAUCE down movements, rather than side to side like a snake, BIRDBEYE Haraltf photo by Tirqulnlo and is able to swim and dive quite quickly for a beast so DRANSEPLUS , Ita BIRDSEYE employee’s goal for the "Prescription ’84” BETTY-JMIE TURNER R w Mackal of the University of Chicago, another pan­ •Ol I Peter Kuzmickas, director of materials elist, h u said that description fito a zeuglodon, a OULMM CDDLWHIP...... department for Manchester Memorial community fund drive, went over the top. SPICY BROWN MUSTARD SARA LEE Kuzmickas and Mrs. Smith co-chalred the prehistoric whale thought to he long extinct. Hospital, and Irene Smith, a registered nurse Mw-kat, a spei^list in rare and extinct animals, has PDUNDCAKE...... In the hospital’s Emergency Department, put employee's division drive. School of Dance placed Champ on his list of 20 best beto for finding un­ HOOD — ALL FLAVORS the last piece In the "puzzle” that shows the- known creatures. . 1 /ti 40 OAK ST. "Eslabffsfietf fii 1984” MANCHESTER ICECREAM ...... Graded Clossof in lAb Following M U M UaHT TUNA HOOD : Bush joins effort CO H AR E CHEESE...... WM.1 o Boys Tumbling A Tap ClaUei auMoni aTATU HOOD Employees pass goal e Tap • A diei • Poinie • Modern Jam • Teenage Classes MOTOROIL...... "• 0RAN8E JUICE...... 14 ex. 0 dcrdfiafic (Tumbling-Floor ExereUa) o Adult ExercUe, Jam, HOOD « : ' to solve EB feud der way. The project will • Baton Toflrllng BaUet'A Tapr * • * ■ FRUIT DRINKS...... The employees of memorating the gift will be who were closely involved also feature the expansion • Aerobic Danea Clatrei a Pre-sebool Clamet PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Vice President G eo r^ Manchester Memorial placed in the new waiting in the campaign effort. Both b u acoeptod Gov. J. Joseph Onrrahy’s request The hospital’s expansion of several crowded Hospital have reached and area of the Emergency tbit bA fifflp tolve the bitter •obmarine contraci feud Department, once the project includes the con­ departments, extensive surpassed their goal of between the Navy and Electric Boat. < expisnslon of that area is struction of a new mental renovations to several Registration Dates at the Studio: Miss Turner Is Past President of the Oanool $125,000 in the "Prescrip­ Teachath Club of Connecticut, member of the! , The vice p resl^ will decide how he can be of complete. health facility and the addi­ older buildings, and the Thursday, eepf- »to T P.M tion ’84” community fund demolition of the original iDance Maeters of America Ino., Danoel assistance Ubor Day whoota r e ^ ^ a drive, the co-chairmen of Edward M. Kenney, tion of two patient floors— 1919 building and construc­ Frfdayy 8#pts 4thseeo. ® A® ? Educators of America and the Profssslonall Maine vacation, Bush’s press secretary, Pete Teeley, the emptoyee division, executive director of the maternity and In­ rw M pM 7.50 hmivAmb^ tion of a new main en- Dance Teachers Assoc, of N.Y. She oontlnuesl m M late Fri^y. I M-llfc coupon A r. WI purrfcu^l Peter A. Kuzmickas, direc­ hospital, saluted the termediate care — above TMey said nish will coordinate efforts with Sen. coupon A 7..1W purrlio.^ the current Special‘Care trance/admtnistratlon her studies In the latest danoe educatlon.l H-Ilk roupen * T.SII purrhm»r | tor of Materials Manage­ leadership of Kuzmickas Member of Better Business Bureau. John H. Chafee, R-R.I. S HAWAIIAN I and Mrs. Smith and the Unit. Construction on these building. SO LO LI^ ID ment, and Irene Smith, ThufidMyy S#pt. lOlh s«f...... $ to 7 Fem Garrafay said he was pleased to hear the response, JEUO ! TETLY ! I PUNCH ! R.N., staff nurse in the more than '50 volunteers components is already un­ IFriday, Sept. 11th...... 8lo7 p.M. even though Theley had no details on Bush’s j ^ . LAUNDRITDDET. ] IpOWDIRBD DRINK MIX! Emergency Department, SEUTIN J TEA I Saturday, Sept. I t t h ...... 10 A.M. to S P.M. On Aug. 12, Oarrahy sent Bush an a p p ^ report. which said the Navy and Ito mime b ^ l « SOI. I 10. ENVELOPES | The hosplltal employee Dr. EuQ«n» M. Davit M n m K x r m w E m have "exaceiUtod’’ their problems through a war of j t 2 0 0 Ul®o OFF! tAbl now stands at $125,- Optometrist words that threatens to hurt the Rliods Island economy MMfTfOIIYOU OFF! I w/ooHpon >. 418.66 in gifts and pledges, 820 Mala tL , manoliM tar H elp your child obtain aalf confldanee, poise, ami and the nation’s military preparednesa. _ 41*1 ■ -OHi Tole painting olasans w/coupon ~ according to the co- He Bush’s pledge to the nation’s gover^ to - w /tm sp ia n I w /w U P N H 11 I VAUD UUPT. 1 TO MPT. E~ . | chairmai. Theeommunity- (or beginners will start Announcm change In office hours. phy$icdi fitne$a through dance training. assist with iasuss confronting stetes and the f s ^ ri I vauo awT. 1 TO nurr. a I vAun aarr. i to mwt. • | valid narr. i to i 1 wlde goal of the "Prescrip­ Oct. 1 New hours will be 9:30 a.m. lo 4 p.m. dally anvenitw-wt, and ths vice president’s Aug. 15 predictiim I HIOHLAND FARK 1 ^ J | tion ’84” campaign is ft except Wednesdays. v i a l t ^ t EB hasa “good future.” HIMUNDJFMJC W millioa, which help For Information and to^cent months, the Navy awarded contra^ for defray part of the expenses registration call — Saturday morning by special appointment. - three new 88hclass submarines without competitive of the hospital’s $14.5 4S.Mt7 «• MS47II 649-0256 563-8205 529-0442 M dS hw ^ N u ^ News, Va., Shipbuildlna ^ millioa expansion project. Call 048-8436 Drydock <3o. because of construction pnmlems at EB. Maiywi • . OoMMy. tboVtoglnte firm to SB’s only oompotitor in submarine U T i w In recognition of the for appointment i l l l l l hoiqdUl employees’ oon- construction. lllllllltlll tributlon. a plaque com­

IF THE HERALD, Mon., Aug. 81, 1981 - 7 6 - THE HERALD. Moa., Aim, » 1 ,1961 War of words escalates in mayor races baby.” leaflets that “ Boss Santaguida” was advertisement claimed Santaguida By United Prats International “ cry-baby.” should not be Issued. Commentary In Waterbury, Frank SanUguida, McNamara alleged X^ndelori “ Nothing in the guide suggests the prime mover behind the cam­ “ knows that a Moynaban victory is OPINION / that r m a candidate,” Candelori paign of Bergln’s opponent, attorney his only chance to regain political ' \ Charges of bosslsm and tltogal fonner staite labor commissioner, violated an election law prohibiting campaigning have escalated the war has gone to couii to prevent three- incumbent officials from using said. “ It doesn’t do anything (or my Timothy C. Moynaban. power.” of words in mayoral races in Water­ term Mayor Edward Bergin from public money to mail fliers to help candidacy. There’s nothing that Santaguida is seeking a temporary At a rally earlier this month, bury and New Britain. referring to him as “Boss San- their re-election or election to says ‘vote (or me.’” restraining order barring toe ads. Bergin charged, "Santaguida is toe New Britain Mayor William J. tagulda” in poUUcal handbills and another office. He said he sent out about 200 of the The legal papers said Santaguida boss and Moynaban belongs to him, McNamara has (diarged bto oppo­ biUboards. The two-term mayor filed a com­ 1061-1982 vacation guides this month holds no public office or Democratic body and soul.” nent, state Rep. William Canddori, ' Snoerior Court Judge Richard T. plaint with the state Elections Com­ and has sent, them out In two party offi(» and has “ no campaign Club notices ^ abused election laws by mailing Atoehan scheduled a bearing for mission, previous years. position for any candidate” in the To publicize your club meeting an­ Some doubts abouVChen^y Hall vacation guides to voters with state Wednesday, ordering Bkrgin to Candelori responded that In the WateriMiry dispute, Bergin primary. nouncement, (xmtact Bettjr Ryder at postage. Candelori caUed him a show cause why the Injunction “McNamara has become a iry- b u claimed in advertisements and One recent Bergin newspaper The Herald, telephone 643-2711.

There is every reason to preserve The idea of spending a million the memory of Cheney H dl as a dollars and more to acquire ul­ historic monument. timately to restore historic Cheney ' A l e x Teen fries Hall is not going to be easy for BUT DOES THAT automatical­ - ^ ' everyone in Manchester to accept. > < iire lll ly mean the building itself should be To be sure, Manchester has preserved at a cost which has not City yet been calculated? There are aiways shown an interest in preser­ Editor ving Its Cheney heritage. And of doubts. to locate course there is romantic and Reflecting on the costs and the dif­ economic appeal in turning old mills ficulties of restoring Cheney Hall, I into new apartments without losing recalled that A1 Tarquinlo, a Herald the look of the old mills in the culturally, in the progress of the photographer, had once mentioned Karen E process. community it is difficult to in passing that he had some minor Then too, a restored Cheney com­ overestimate.” problem In getting debris carried WEST HAVEN (UPI) - A teen a^ said today there’s plex without a Cheney Hail would Elsewhere he says, "The attrac­ away from the hall after he had done a “ 5040” chance the wreck he s n a g ^ in Long Island Sound w u the Karen E, a cabin cruiser which sank Aug. surely lack something. It may well tive Interior was the setting not only some cleaning there. I did not know be the most important building of coming-out parties of Cheney is at the time, but he had leased the 9 withsfive people aboard. Fred W. HrreU, 17, said in a telephone interview from historically in the complex. There daughters but also for the annual hall a year for a dollar in what hto West Haven home that he was trying to "put the Cheney families, the community balls given by Company G (the turned out to be a hopeless dream of togetoer a crew” to seardi and dive for the sunken town’s militia company), by the leaders, held the social events of using it for theatrical productions. pleasuie boat later today. their dynasty. And there the com ­ Masons, and the Knights of ciolum- Without preamble, I thrust a (ques­ “ It’s Uke a 6040 chance that it’s the' Karen E ,” said mon folk of an older Manchester bus and the masquerades of St. tion at him. ’TirrUl, “ If it’s not, then I’ve just pulled up another found most of their entertainment Mary’s Young Men’s Club. Basket­ “ What do you know about Cheney wrgdi. If it to that we’ll solve a myirtery.” and their enlightenment. ball games and boxing exhibits drew Hall?” T im U went out Sunday for eight hours in a 40 footer So the hall symbolizes, perhaps the followers of the sport to the “ I know I spend three months to try to locate a buoy attached to the grappling hook, more than anything else does, the* Hall. For some years a county fair cleaning pigeon droppings out of It.” with which he snagged a wreck Saturday. B illy t^ K id peculiar kind of paternalism prac­ was staged there by the South With that inelegant image, he “ It was a wild goose chase,” said ’Timll. “ We just^ ticed by the Cheneys which made Manchester Fire Department and in began a 10-minute monologue. It couldn’t find it.” Tbe West Haven High Sdiool student was out with a Manchester so different from hun­ the vestibule a greased pig eluded started out like a lament about dirt, friend in a 15-foot runabout Saturday off Old Saybrook the ambutlous youths who tried to dreds of textile towns in New dust, deterioration, destruction, and whm, “ I threw a grappling hook off toe side of toe boat, catch it and hold it for the time England where the workers lived in disillusionment. It ended in a paean just fooling around.’’ Herald photo by Tarquinlo drab, cultureless surroundings and required for winning prizes offered. to the beauties of the dieney Rail in­ After an hour and a half of ^’trawling,” toe hook the mill owners lived their lives in In s{iort, Cheney Hall was the center terior. Cheney Hall presents a mixed picture of elegance and decay, as this view of the In- snagged something “ that stopped the boat.” 20% - 25% another place and in a style their of cultural, social and even sporting He said he put the engine into gear and toe boat Tarquinlo and three other terlor shows. workers could only wonder about. activities in the south end of volunteers wrapped Insulation "started locking like crazy, like It was something very • It is that very difference which Manchester for many years.” around water pipes or wound them heavy (at the bottom).” OFF! makes Manchester now want to First among the notables who “ I wasn’t too sure what I had,” said ’Tirrell. “ I wasn’t with electrical heating tape. In “ The shutters, the oak, it’s Hiat expenditure makes no sense it had been feasible commercially to preserve that heritage Instead of appeared at Cheney Hall was winter they could work only put the Cheney mill buildings to high even thinking of the Karen E .” 6 beautiful,” he almost babbled. unless there is a commitment to After 20 minutes of trying to pull up toe hook, “ a piece wiping it off the slate. Merely Horace Greeley, who was chief between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. because economic use without the tax incen­ "When you were in there, you got Carry out the rest of the work. If 9 \ of shiny, stainless steel (boat) railing” came up, ap­ Coordinate making the most of the mill com­ speaker at the dedication. Others the inside temperature was 10 someone comes out with a figure of tives of a historic district, there ‘a: a real sense of whpt it must have parently broken off toe wreck below. plex is not the sole motive, maybe were clergymen of national reputa­ degrees colder than outside. The been like in the old days,” he said. $3 mlllion'or higher, it will not be a would have been no possibility of a Tirrell denied a published report Sunday that he had not even the chief motive, of the tion such as- Phillip Brooks, Henry heating system controls are gone. “ Do the flies wixrk?” I asked in surprise. The generous federal historic district, and, speaking of rais^ a boat just above toe surface. jeans, tops, Cheney Historic District Commis­ Ward Beecher add Horace Bushnell. Every time they sought to solve one reference to the devices that lower money which made possible the economics only, no need for it. He said as he returned home Saturday he began sion and its supporters. Susan B. Anthony campaigned there problem, they encountered 10 thinking the wreck he snagged might have been toe scenery to the stage from the ’restoration of Goodspeed Opera Developers of luxury apartments Dr. William E. Buckley in “ A for the cause of women’s righto. Karen E because toe location was near where toe boat V. vests, pantsi others. The wood floor in the base­ storage area above it. The scenery House is no longer available. in the old mills will certainly want a New England Pattern,” his history Churches held services, 'clubs gave ment is like a roller coaster. Water went down. Also, he said the shiny railing indicates toe storage and mechanism and the It would be a shame if the total restaurant nearby as one of the off- of Manchester, writes this: plays. Memorial Day exercises seeps through the brickwork, the Cheney restoration package is cast premise amenities they will use to wreck hasn’t been there very long. raked stage (slating down from rear Tirrell, who until recently had his own marine salvage ‘ ‘To the churches, schools and were held there and it was the star­ roof reveals the sky in some places aside because of the Cheney Hall make their apartment location at­ to front) are among the things ad­ business and is a diver, said be has been in touch with A Choose from knit and public libraries was added in 1867 a ting place for parades. and so do the upper walls. vocates of restoration cite as assets. price tag. tractive. toe Karen E ’s owner and will return toe boat to him if he \ woven plaid tops, cor­ new factor, Cheney Hall, whose im­ Cheney Hall has served as the “ We got on the roof in the snow Some alternatives should be “ Nothing works,” he said, and If the town can acquire Oieney recovers it. ^ ^ portance, socially as well as tovm’s hospital, and as its library. and spread tarps to keep the water explored. For instance, Cheney'^11 duroy jeans, Oxcron and began another monologue of lamen­ Hall and hold It togetlier with the Richard Lublin, a West Hartford attorney, has offered out,” he said. “ We s p ^ d plastic could be saved as a monument by a $6,000 reward'to anyone who found his boat. Lublin the famous durable “Iron" tation and lauding. idea of turning it over to some sheets over the false ce^ngTbr.-thje taking materials from It and using was the sole survivor of toe accident that claimed toe pantsi Sizes 8-14, reg. ^ Granted, the four volunteers who private enterprise (or a restaurant In Manchester same reason.” them elsewhere in the area: ground lives of his wife and daughter and three neighbors. set out on their horrendous task had that would preverse the cosmetics 12.50 - $18. doors, organ pipes, exquisite sec­ Only two bodies have been recovered. Still missing And everywhere was the limited resources, but their of it; that mif^t be Welcome. tions of woodwork. were Lublin’s wife Joan, 40, his next door nei^bor. evidence. Including carcasses, that experience illustrates the problem. That’s hardly a living memorial In any event, proponents of Rose Markoski, 44, and her daughter Tina, 9. pigeons have taken possession. Other theater-oriented people Tbe bodies of Lubliq’s daughter, Karen Elizabeth, 10, and leaves one with the restoratipn/development of the To.wn should seize The four-person crew finally gave have looked at it and concluded the tbe boat’s namesake, and Mrs. Markoski’s husband, 9.97-13.47 blasphemous conclusion that the Cheney complex should be careful up. They had barely succeeded in place is too far gone to be brought Thomas, 44,‘ have been recovered. - building iUelf should be tom down If not to let (opposition to the cost of bringing the building to the point back for performing arts. Lublin maintjiinx a cement-laden barge towed by toe it is going to become an eyesore as it restoring Cheney Hall serve as a tugboat David McAllister ignored his cries for help where they cxiuld begin to think in Meanwhile, Manchester Com­ Billy the Kid coordinates available In deteriorates further. reason, or an excuse, for defeating when his boat lost power, rammed his craft, splitting it river opportunity terms of a theater of sorts. munity College is going forward In this respect, we might take a the overall restoration proposal. in two and sinking it. sizes 4-7 (excluding vests and plaid shirts) They wore hats, gloves, surgical with' its plans for another perfor­ lesson froin the Shakers, who never If the townspeople really want to The Suffolk County, N.Y. district attorney’s office masks, and layers of clothes. From ming arts center. 20% - 25% Off! allowed a building to remain stan­ bring back the origiiial splendor of said a gnuid jury viiill be impaneled to determine work already done. wellwlshers they bad gotten lots of The timing couldn't be much IN NOVEMBER the voters, ding when it became unuseful unless Cheney Hall dnd have It ior their whether anyone should be charged with crimes in toe There are several reasons for moral support but little more. Billy the Kid Velour Shirts in assorted colors. worse, but the opportunity for economy-minded voters, will go the it could be converted or moved. own, great. But they should know in “ But it was beautiful,” he said. "I **^%o&>ast Guard is conducting an inquiry into toe mis­ Manchester to take the lead in backing the project despite the advance what is entailed and they was happy to be there even in the polls and will be asked to approve a Another possibility is that it could Sizes 4-7, reg. $14 1 0 . 9 7 Sizes 8-16, reg. $18 1 3 . 9 7 number of problems the town should hear it' from some hard- hap. protecting the Hockanum River bitter cold.” bond Issue, probably of $2 million, be made into a restaurant. That already faces. headed bricks-and-mortar people is too good to pass up. When they wiped away the dirt about half of which is earmarked for might not be any more feasible J One is that it is not expensive. who understand how to estimate the In a report Friday, the con­ from the oak wexidwork, it sprang to acquiring Cheney Hail and keeping without subsidy than returning it to cost of a dream. UB bargaining Representative figures are use as a cultural center. But then, if sultants for the state Depart­ life again. it from further-deterioration. $155,000 to develop three m odest ment of Environmental Protec­ A tion issued a plan for salvaging park sites along the river and the Hockanum River, a once- $367,500 for b icycle trails. is under way beautiful but now polluted body Obviously those do not repre­ of water that curls its way sent total costs, but tnat leads to Reagan's personnel woes 8 , - Girls’ corduroy BRIDGEPORT (UPI)'— Round-the-clock bargaining through Vernon, Manchester, and the second appeal of the park 'was under way today in a last-ditch effort to avert a \ East Hartford, providing a project. It does^ot have to bfe ■ j Jumpers proximately 880,000 federal workers threatened strike by professors when toe fall semester variety of vistas on route. done in opei^ell swoop. The employees say that the ruling could starts Tuesday at the University of Bridgeport. sizes 4-6X and 7-14. Wa s h in g t o n (Ne a ) - Presi­ above the GS4 level (that to, those park, or ^ in g of parks, can be dent Reagan has received some set­ mean that as many as 20;000 people Just before midnight Sunday, a spokesman for toe The timing is bad because the who earn more than about $20,000 a Reg. $20-$22 created gradually. backs recently in his battle to make will get the jobs that they had been teachers’ union said little progess was reported in toe m community is already faced with year). The four towns involved — substantial cuts in the federal R o b e r t denied. Justice Department lawyers tolks that began at 4 p.m. a pumber of opportunities which Federal workers below the top ‘ "There didn’t seem to be any movement that I could 14.97- 1 e.f 7 X Ellington is included — should, bureaucracy by the beginning of the contend, however, that only about po^e demands on its attention W a g o i a i i management ranks are'currently discern,” said Richard Tlno, president of toe univer­ get together with the state and new fiscal year on Oct. 1. 2,000 people had received formal and its dollar, the Cheney com­ eligible for overtime pay. Those sity’s American Association d University Professors First came the release of govern­ commitments by the date of the FanoiLdeiilm Jeans plex reclamation among them. set up a plan of action so that the rated GS-10 and below get time-and- (diapter.' ment figures showing that full-time president’s order. sizes 4-6>Tand 7-14. Also before Manchester is the impetus will not be lost. a-half for more than 4i) hours a He said both sides were prepared to continue talks ‘as ; Both sides agree that a case-by­ The state report gives a good civilian employment rose — by 8,205 week. Those above GS-10 get their long as it takes.” ^ Reg. $12-$18 need for an improved town gar- — Iii May for the second consecutive case review will take a long time explanation of why the towns choice of an additional $14.78 or an ^ suspect they will be there all night,” Tliioadded a ^ . And in the background, but month. and that the decision opens the way The teachers’ contract expires today and toe M W should act and why the park is hour off for each hour of ovwtlme. 8.97- 13.47 not very far back, is the need to The Office of Personnel Manage­ for more litigation. That includes has autoortzad a walkout for 8 a.m. Tuesday if they significant despite the fact it The battle over this amendment a consistently adequate and con- ment has tried to portray these pie who had not actually begun .work damage claims from thos^ denied haven’t settled a hew contract. _ ' wiU.be fo u ^ t in . the conference ■The AAUP chapter represents 200 of 270 full-time and si$tently good water supply. very modest. statistics in the best possible light. for the federal government by posHtnnx — and especially from ^Levi’s cord Jeans committee reconciling the House 850 part -time faculty at the university. The report says: For example, the Defense Depart-. Inauguration Day! S()me of those those who quit their previous jobs With all that, the town should and Senate versions of the HUD fun­ Over 7,200 new and returning students arrived on cam­ I now specially pricedi “ The towns of the valley have ment now is being listed as. a denied jobs and several unions that and moved to different cities. noit hesitate to stay behind the ding blU. Federal employees’ uni(»s pus over toe weekend for re^traUon. unique opportunity at this point separate category on the basis that represent federal workers sued on HMkanum River Linear Park There may also be a personnel are up in arms over tte amendment, Tiho, a journalism-communications professor, said 4-ex 10.97 in their history to create a quali­ the cuts were not Intended to extend the grounds that Reagan did not mpvement — a good deal of battle c o m l^ up in Congress. The and their aUies In the House wUl tbe AAUP had prepare^ a new offer and believed toe un- ty park system that is greater to the Pentagon. have the power to rescind the. com­ iversl^ had done toe same. He said he rauldn’t 7 -1 4 ,15.77 eqthusiasm has already been administration quietly added an f i^ t to see that it is stripped from than the sum of its parts.” Thus, the agency’s figures in­ mitments. amendment to the Senate’s. Depart­ daborate. sltown and a lot of volunteer thebiU. dicate that full-time civilian The U.S. district court sided with ment of Housing and Urban Spokesmen for the private university said there were no major obstacles preventing a hew agreement and Tops and blouses employment actually went down by the administration. It said that the Development funding bill that would 741 in May. This figure was obtained would-be employees had received negotiators were optimistic. ' * Velours, woven plaid eliminate overtime pay for the ap^ Tino said toe professors’ negotiators would have to by eliminating the 9,967 new not “commitments” but “job blouses and poly/cotton E d ito ria l rqiort at a general membership meeting at 4:30 p.m. Berry's World positions at the Defense Depart­ offers” that could be rescinded at knit tops In stripes, solids any time before they began work. todsy* ment as well as major Increases The professors’ last request was for a three-year con- Thq court of appeals reversed that or printsi 7-14, that were said to be “ seasonal” at p o in ts tnet with a 14 pefeent pay Increase in the first year, decision on an unanimous vote. reg. $8-$16 the Interior and Agriculture Hlam^rBtpr Hrrald cost of living adljustmenta in

8 - THE HERALD. M ob.. Aug. »1. IW l Rogers win golf series Obttuartea r i -S-. . Page 11 Services set for youths

Church, 110 Ellington Road, East EAST HARTFORD — Funeral foggy and rainy at the time. The Hartford. services will be Tuesday for two plane was northbound for Pastor Funeral services for Haviland, Bast Hartford youths Mark H. Gale’s birthplace in Hart. son of Howard D. and Carol R. HavlUnd, 15, and W. Brian Okeson, Officials in Michigan said the Haviland of 19SS Main St., wiU be 14, who w ere killed in a plane crash plane developed engine trouble and retains tennis title Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Wesley Thursday in Adrian, Mich. The Rev. was about to return to the airport Memorial. Friends of both youths Gordon Gale, pastor of Wesley when it struck a high voltage utility may call at the Callahan Funeral Memorial Church in East Hartford, pole that sheared off one of the Home, 1602 Main St., today from 7 to the pilot of the plane, was also wings. 0 p.m. Both . youths were students killed. Services .will be for him in Funeral services for Okeson, son, at East Hartford High School. Pof/now captures women's net honors Michigan, w h ^ he form erly lived. of Judith Okeson of East Hartford Memorial contributions for Officials said the plane crashed and William H. Okeson of Haviland may be made to the Wesley Memorial Church Remem­ minutes after taking off from Wethersfield, will be at 10 a.m. at minute match. brance Fund. By Earl Yost Adrian Airport and the weather was Wesley Memorial Methodist Custer was more consistent and Sports Editor his powerful arching serves were m T V o towering 19-year-old young keys tai his comeback. Calls deluge Thomas kin men and two working women made Weekend play was under the ' it into the finals of the 1981 Men’s direction of Ray (hmposeo. The and Women’s Town Singles Tennis latter also presented trophies to the who was with him when he died, PAWUNG, N.Y. (UPI) — The ’Tournament finals Sunday at the four flnaU^. remained at the couple’s SOO-acre family of Lowell Thomas was M IX courts. Gottlieb-never trailed in winning estate 60 miles north of- N ew York deluged with calls Sunday from Mike Custer, riding the crest of a the first set and was up 2-0 in the se­ City. Thomas’ son and mourners who had tuned in to his tournament-winning streak, made it cond set before Custw came on grandchildren were to join her Sun­ radio broadcasts for more than five three straight conuuests in the last strong to square the match and take decades. day afternoon. four weeks when he rallied from a over after the pair was at 83. ‘ ‘Beihg the great person that he The death Saturday of Thomas, first set loss to turn back the Gottlieb won the first game of the was, ttere are calls constantly,” possibly the most influential broad­ challenge of Scott Gottlieb. final set but trailed after three said Electra Nix, Thomas’ caster in the English-speaking ‘The scores were 88, 88, 82 for games as his slender foe came on secretary. "The calls are coming world, closed a chapter in the the one-time Manchester High S t l ^ . X, history of electronic journalism. from people all over the world and Photo by John Bowldy teammates. Thomas suffered a heart attack in all walks o f life.” Custer became the fourth player Men's Singles First round - Jairo Orduz def. while sleeping at his upstate New Thomas was the first person to since 1946 to record back-to-back Dave Mork 6-0, 6-1, Steve York home in Pawling, his broadcast from a ship, from an'air­ triumphs. Jim Lesure turned the RoKnberger def. Joe Lombardo 6-0, secretary said. He was 89. plane, from a coal mine and from a Fire sale? trick in 1957-58 and Martin Duke won 6- 4, Chris Boser def. Russ Pollnow 8 A funeral will be at St. submarine. His reporting took him holding up a sign found outside the doomed reigned for five years, 1963 thru 1967 Asslatant Fire Chief Paul Gworek of the 2, 81; Guy DeSimone def. Dave Bartholomew’s Church in New York to both poles and virtually and Mike White prevailed in 1073 building. The house was ownc|d by the state I^ vo st 80, 82, Skip Ross def., Bill at 11 a.m. Wednesday. ’There also everywhere in between. He Eighth District Fire Department adds a thru 1976. and burned to give firefighters practice. Kline 83,87,82, Jim Balcome def. will be a service at Christ Church in befriended every president from humorous touch to the controlled torching of Making her first start in local Milt Ortiz 6-0, 80; Mike Goodman Pawling Thursday, followed by William Howard Taft to Gerald a house at 1108-1110 Tolland Turnpike by tournament play, Cas Pollnow def; R ick Albani 6-1, 8 2, John burial in Pawling. Ford. defeated Bobbi Beganny in straight Russell def. Robert Young 87,81,7- Thomas’ radio sign-off — ” So long sets in the best of three title set 6-3, Thomas first went behind the 6; Bob Corso def. Etarle (^ te r 4-6, until tomorrow” — became a night­ 83. microphone in 1925 at station K D K A 7- 6, 6-0; P a t M y ler d ef. Tony ly ritual for tens of millions of peo­ Police probe two holdups Beganny, coordinator of in Pittsburgh. Recruited by CBS ple. Morianos 81, 81; Alan Lammey President William Paley, Thomas ' volunteers for the Manchester Fans, once dependent on the com­ L. Stiepel of 829 Main St. was def. Ed Sherrell 81, 6-0; Bill Police today are continuing to in­ held up by an armed man with a 38- Board of Education, was also mentator’s booming voice to make began daily weekday radio broad- charged with interfering with a McGugan def. Greg Boser 84, 80. vestigate two armed robberies that callber pistol. The man brought a runner-up in the 1980 play to Pat sense of world events, called ' casts in 1930. His last regular broad­ police officer in cohnectioil with the Second round .- Custer def. Orduz took place late last week. loaf of bread up'to the counter at (tonti. ‘The latter did not enter this Thomas’ bereaved family Sunday. cast was in M ay of 1976 at the age of incident. ■ ..V ■' 84,80; C.Boserdef: Rosenberger8 Thursday at 6:39 p.m^^two armed 9:30 p.m., pulled out the gun, and year. Thomas’ second wife. Marianna, 84 on the CBS radio network. According to the police report, an 0, 84; DeSimone def. Ross 3-6, 6-3, Lowell Thomas men with a sawed-off shotgun held asked the clerk for all the money in Pollnow, a data processing consul­ officer observed the pair h avin g ' .J?- • 81; Lou Wellington def. Balcome 7- up the West Side PackageM ore, 365 the drawer. ,v ::' tant with Data Direction In Bloom-, suspiciously in the parking lot of 5, 82; Steve Hedge def. (toodman 8 rl Home, 219 W. Center St., Center St. The men entered the ’The man put the money into a blue field, who plays out of the Elast Karol P. Klich Church. Burial w ill be in Bolton McDonald’s at Cooper and West 1,6-0; COrsodef. Russell (Default); Manchester, has charge of local store, told the clerk to take ^ t his gym bag a ^ left. Hartford Racquet Club, employed a EAST HARTFORD - Karol Center Cemetery. Friends may call Center streets. He followed them Lammey def. Myler 83, 83; Scott arrangements. There are no caUing cash drawer, and forced him and a^ In other police news, an 18-year- steady baselliw to baseline game to ‘VCarl” Peter Klich, 54, of Main. at the funeral home Tuesday from 1 down Cooper, where they engaged in Gottlieb def. McGugan 81, (M). customer into, a washroom while old Manchester nnan was charged walk-off with the first place trophy. Street, died Thursday at his home. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. hours. a f i ^ t with people at a party. After (Quarterfinals - C w ter def. Boser they left. with assault after he allegedly Elarller this month she teamed to Miiitary funerai services were the officer broke up the fight and the. Herald photo by Yoet 81,81; Wellington def. DeSimone 7- Herald photo by Yost After waitipg five minutes, the crashed a party on Cooper Street win the Women’s Doubles title in the today from The Biega Funeral pair left, the officer learned Murray 5, default); Hedge def. Corso 7-5, 8 Runner-up Scott Gottlieb Clara H. Ramkiawicz Elain* M. Phipp* clerk called police from a nearby and cut a woman with a knife, sen­ South Windsor Open. Home, Middletown. Memorial con­ had allegedly cut a woman with a Champion Mike Custer 2; (lOttlieb def. Lammey 80, 80. WEST HARTFORD — Clara EAST HARTFORD - Elaine M. gas station b ^ u s e the robbers bad ding her to the hospital for 10 Beganny, mother of two sons, tributions m ay be made to St. knife. He radioed, for assistance and Semifinals - Custer def. (Hyjek) Remkiewicz, 67, of 33 Long Phipps, B2, of 125 Davis Road, died cut the phone wires. stitches in her^um. warmed up for the local play b/wln- M ary’s Church Rebuilding Fund, 795 the pair was picked up by another WelUngton 80, 80; Gottlieb def. View Road, died Saturday. She was early Sunray morning of injuries On Friday night, the Cumberland Michael Murray of 68 Maple St. ning the Women’s Doubles title at Main St., Middletown or to St. officer. Hadge 83, 3-6, 7-5. Finals x Custer the widow of Frank Remkiewicz. received in a two-car accident on Farms Store at 316 Green Road was was being held on $5,000 bond. Janet Glenbrodi with Cindy Brown. Colman's Church, Hubbard St., Prescription Golf def. Gottlieb 4-6, 83, 82. The Custer-Gottlieb meeting, first She leaves a son, Frank John Fitch Boulevard late Saturday Women's Singles Middlefield. ever in competition for the pair, was Remkiewicz Jr. in California', a night. First round - Kitty Ansaldi def. a classic. Elizabath A. ZInky brother Eklwin Hyjek of Manchester She was pronounced dead at Hart­ Leslie Margolin 6-2,- 80; Joy and two granddaughters. ford Hospital shortly after midnight Residents withdraw appeal The 8-3, stringy I68pound Coster, SOUTH WINDSOR— Elizabeth A. Balcome def. Karen Threk 81, 6-0; Tournament Sept. coming off impressive victories in Saturday, less than one hdur after Zinky, 77, of 69 Foster Road, died A memorial mass will be Cas Pollnow def. Barbara Ross 2-6, - H r - - Thursday at 10:80 a.m. at St. the accident in which the car she 'Details of that agreement, in­ O’^iarra Incorrectly applied zoning the South Windsor and Canton Saturday at Manchester Memorial A group of Holl Street residents 83, 80. Semifinals - Bobbi Beganny M r ' was driving was strack in the rear cluding how to deal nrith the regulations. singles tourneys, effectively used a Hospital.' She was the wife of Joseph’s Cljurch, Rockville. The have withdrawn their appeal of a ’The PreKripUon ‘84 OoU Tourna­ held throughout the day, such as def. Ansaldi 84, 80; Pollnow def. by another car, causing the Phipps’ neighbors’ ongoing complaints that Multi-Circuits has argued that it lob to perfection in his comeback Eklward Zinky. White-Gibson-Small Funeral Home, June decision by the zoning enforce­ ment to benefit Manchester “Nearest to Hole” . - Balcome 4-6, 80, 80 . Finals - Multi-Circuits is responsible for consistently meets all pollution Funeral services will be Tuesday 65 Elm St., Rockville, has charge of car to rollover. ment officer, s^eduled to be heard Memorial Hospital’s $3 milUon com­ Raffle tickets will be available \ win. Pollnow def. Beganny 83, 83. guidelines. at II a m. at the Samsel Funeral arrangements. ’There are no calling She was bom in Hartford and had tonight by the Zoning Board of noise and o ^ pollution, as w ell as munity fund drive is scheduled Sept. during the tournament and the Custer, a security guard at Chit’s Home, 419 Buckland Road, South hours. Memorial donations may be been a lifelong resident of East Appeals, not to order Multi-Circuits parking pr^Iems* have yet to be 9 at the Manchester Country Club. dinner, with winners selected during in Hartford, will be shooting for a Windsor. Visiting hours are today made to St. Joseph’s Parochial Hartford. She was a student at Inc. to remedy alleged pollution and worked ou^ Driving charges The 18-bole tournament w ill begin the evening’s festivities. “ Many fine New England ranking in his next Rosewall wins from 7 to 9 p.m., at the funeral School, 33 West St., Rockville. A stern Connecticut State College. parking problems near the com­ Those -ges originally led to the with a U{^t lunch a t ll :30 a.m., with prizes have been donated by area start in September. Funeral services will be appeal. O’! ' lira said in June b^ businesses,” Purcell reported, “ for . The 8 4 ,194-pound Gottlieb, a ten­ ROLLING MEADOWS, 111. (U PI) home. pany’s Harrison Street plant. James S. Paggloli, 18, of 188 the shotgun tee-off at 1 p.m. Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Newkirk & would not le Multi-Circuits an which we are extremely grateful.” nis instructor this summer at the — Australian Ken Rosewall defeated A July 27 hearing was Henry St., was charged Saturday Following completion of play, at 6 Rhata H. Barrott Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Burn­ “ order to __. iedy” its parking ’’ H ie tournament,” he continued, Farmington Field Club and a South African C liff Drysdale 82,7-5 resceheduled for tonight. The With operating under the influence p.m., w ill be a cocktail hour, with a Michael W. Wabrek EAST HARTFORD — Funeral side Ave., East Hartford with a problems because he felt the com­ “offers an exiting round of golf freshman at ‘Tufts, had his game Sunday to win the $U,000 Tennis original hearing was cancellra, of liquor, driving at an unreasonable roast beef dinner to cap the evening Michael William Wabrek, 73, of services were today for Rheta mass of Christian burial at 11 a.m. pany was already making a good- capped by a social evening. Tlie best together in winning the first set, Legends Championships. because board Chairman Kenneth s p ^ , and failure to obey a stop at 7. I 191 Maple St., died Friday at a local (Holland) Barrett, 82, of 62 Naubuc at St. Christopher’s Church, East faith effort. The cost, according-to Dr. Daniel part, however, is knowing that with bis top-spin working to perfec­ Rosewall easily won the first set N. Tedford, an attorney, was not sign, police said. convalescent' home. Ave., who died Saturday at St. Fran­ Hartford. Friends may call at the O’Marra also said he failed to Manchester Memorial Hospital will tion. The result was a 6-4 win. but Drysdale came back in the se­ present. ’The residents had accused Paggioll went through a stop sign Purcell, for the full day is $50. All He was bom on March 1, 1908 in cis Hospital and Medical Center. funeral home ’Tuesday from 2 to 4 detect violations of odor and noise be the chief beneficiary from the The overall net play of both cond to lead 4^7\Rpsewall the board of stalling. and struck a house on Lydall Street, proceeds will benefit the Prescrip­ Manchester. He was a retired The Glastonbury Funeral Home, and 7 to 9 p.m. pollution in several night trips to the day’s activities. players was great throughout the 98 rebounded for'the victor. The appeal apparently was causing damage to the houlM, they tion ‘84 Building Fund drive, which assembler for Pratt & Whitney Air­ 450 New London Turnpike, had withdrawn because residents and Harrison Street area. is being held to help defray some of Purcell saluted the cooperation of craft Group of United Technologies charge of arrangements. The residents charged that said. the membership of the Manchester Mra. Laura G . Bumatt the company reached a tentative the expenses of the hospital’s $24.5 Corp., having worked there for 38 agreement lakt week which calls for million expansion project. Country Qub in making this event Private funeral services were Open Forum years before retiring eight years Multi-Circuits to get the Harrison Tickets are available through possible, recognizing in particular Templeton may be traded Jacob Rogowskl Jr. recently for Mrs. Laura G. Burnett, WATES ago. He was a World War II Army ’The Manchester Herald’s Open Purcell's office at 646-80K). the efforts of Ralph DINicoIo, bead Graveside services and burial was Street town garage without Air Corps veteran. He was a 83, who died last ’Tuesday at a local Manchester WA’TES will mek Forum provides ^ c e for reader prof., and Nancy Rivosa, club “ I would trade him if I could make neighborhood opposition in return Prizes will be awarded in both ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Garry member of the American Legion in today for Jacob Rogowskl Jr., 55, of convalescent home after a long il­ 'Tuesday at Orange Hall, 72 E. dialogue on current events. Address for a company pledge to expand no men’s and women’s divisions. In sd- manager. ‘Templeton, the suspended St. Louis the deal I want. But I don't want to Manchester and the Army Navy 362 Adams St. who died Friday at lness. Center St. (rea r). Weighlng-in will letters to the Open Forum, trade him because I know that when further in the area. ditlon, special competitions will be Cardinals shortstop, could be traded Bobbie Beganny, left, and Cas Pollnow met yesterday in finals Club, the Senior Citizens and the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She was bom in Johnson, Vt. and be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. A business Manchester Herald, Herald Square, he does get straightened out, he does He was bom in Rockville and had Residents’ attorney Jon Berman “ if I could make the deal I want,” of Women’s Singles Tennis Tournament at MCC with latter win­ Manchester Coon Club. had lived most of her life in meeting will follow. Manchester, CT 06040. hustle and he likes to win.” Herzog was not available thta morning. Manager Whitey Herzog said Sun­ ning In straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. (Herald phottf by Yost) He leaves two sisters, Mrs. Susan lived in Manchester most of his life. Manchester. said four of five teams, some in both day. “ If I could make a trade with Wilkinson and Miss A. Emma He was employed by the Carter She leaves three sons, Lauren B. the National and American Templeton that was advantageous Wabrek, both of Manchester. Tree Expert Co. Burnett of Manchester, Richard D. Leagues, have expressed interest in to the Cardinals, I would make it,” Funeral services will be Tuesday He leaves his parents, Jacob and Burnett in California, and Harry E. Templeton but no players have been Herzog told the St. Louis Post- at 11 a m. from the Holmes Funeral Bella Rogowskl Sr. of Manchester; Burnett of Manchester; seven discussed. Dispatch from San Diego, where the Home, 400 Main St., Manchester. a daughter, Ruth Ann Fortner of grandchildren and 11 great­ Fire calls Caidinals played the Padres. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Manchester; a brother, Joseph R. grandchildren. Friends may call at the funeral Rogowskl of Bolton; and two The Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 225 home today from 7 to 9 p.m. sisters, Gladys Smith of Manchester Main St., I&nchester, had charge of Turnpike. (District) 4i „ ^ and Elizabeth AndreoU of Coventry. arrangements. Memorial donaUons Manchester Sunday, 3:14 a.m. —Dufnpster fire, 296 Green Road. Arlington Million champ The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 may be made to a charity of the Friday ,11:34 a.m; - C a r fire, Mr. Steak on Center St. (D istrict) Haton H. MacKay Main St., had charge of donor’s choice. (Town) Sunday, 8:41 a.m. —M edical call, 80 Cburdh St. arrangements. EAST HARTFORD — Funeral Friday, 1:26 p.m. —Water problem, 117 Buckland (Town) . . ^ ^ » on record-breaking course services were today for Helen H. Road. (District) Sunday, 9:28 a^m. —Gas washdown, 485 East Center MacKay, 81, of Oakwood St., who Mra. Inez Cassidy Friday, 6:20 p.m. —Car fire, 440 Oakland St. ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 111. Off at 48to-l. Mrs. Blanch* J. ClazhowakI Mrs. Inez Cassidy, 77, of “Tliis is probably the greatest died ’Thursday at Hartford Hospital. (D istrict) 1:44 p.m. —Medical Emergency, 1310 Tolland (U PI) — Willie Shoemaker has won VERNON — Mrs. Blanche J. Brooklynr N.Y., Sied Sunday at St. race I’ve ever riddm In,” said the The Newkirk & Whitney Funeral Friday, 10:06 — E lectrical sm ell in house, 26 ’Turnpike. (D istrict) more races and money than any Ciezhowski, 74, of 47 Ward St., died Francis Hospital and Medical 58year-oId Shoemaker, who has Home, 318 Burnside Ave., had Cumberland St. (D istrict) other Jockey in history and the horse Thursday at a local convalescent Center in Hartford. She was the won more than 8,000 races and more charge of arrangements. Memorial Saturday, 2:24 a.m. —Outside burn, 186 Wadswoi-th St. he rode to victory in the inaugural home. widow of Robert Cassidy. tiuui $80 million in purses in his 38 contributions may be made to the (Town) Arlington Million appears headed on She leaves two brothers and two She was born in Elizabeth City, N. year career. “ Not because I won, East Hartford Visiting Nurse Saturday, 7:06 a.m. —Auto accident. Interstate 84. a record-breaking course of his own. sisters. C. on Feb. 9, 1904 and had lived in but because of the finish.” The photo Association, 758 Main St., East (Town) John Henry, the winningest active Funeral services will be Monday Brooklyn for many years before showed John Henry, the odds-on Hartford. Saturday, 2:15 p.m. —W ater problem, 120 Buckland thoroughbred in the United States, at 9 a.m. at the Whlte-Glbson-Small coming to Manchester six weeks ago DIET X favorite and winner of 18'\^stakes won $600,000 In Sunday’s race at St. (D istrict) races, edging out Tlie Rarf^by a Ruth A. Balkut Funeral Home, 65 Elm St. with a to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Saturday, 7:13 p.m. -M in i bike flre,.106 Woodbridge Arlington Park racetiuck to boost mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Margaret Bergheimer. Mrs. Ruth Aldora Balkus, 76, of 63 St. (D istrict) ' his career rarnings to $2.4 million. nose. \ , at St. Joseph’s Church. Friends may Besides her daughter in C E N T ^ “ 1 thought that I had won, but I Wadsworth St., died Sunday night at Satunjay, 10:45 p.m. —Small camp fire, 880 Tolland Only Spectacutar BM’s record pf call at the funeral hpme Monday knew it was close, very close,” said Manchester M emorial Hospital. She Manchester she leaves a son, Robert $2.7 million standsJn the way o f the from 9 a.m. until the tim e of the J. Cassidy of LaCrescenta, Calif.; was the widow of Wallace J. Balkus 8year-old gelding. Shoemaker. ^ mass. and six grandchildren. something Different...... Wleh Someohe A Eddie Delahousaaye. who rode the -Sr. I f n I ‘ ■ I \ \ I r>lil \ W i^ 3hoen)akqr riding a maste^ KCntucky-bred The Bart, said he She was bom in West Springfield, Funeral and burial w ill be private hil race^ J < ^ ' Henry captured the Mass, on Aug. 6, 1905 and had lived Adalard A. Baauvala at the convenience of the family. Happy Birthday Awiww Sattirday’R richest thoroughbred event . In wasn’t sure who had won the 114- Sher Ferguson checks scorecard after finishing 18 holes In in Manchester for about one year. EAST HAR’TFO RD - Adelard A. There are no calling hours. Tlie NOW YOU CAN I USE 'MiiKilhSRter O p iA Golf Tbunlaineffk which feitured amateurs history in a dramatic photo finish m lle race. Manchester Open on Saturday. (Herald photo by Yost) Before that she lived in Bolton for Beauvais. 77. of 870 Burnside Ave.. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with A Herald Happy Haart and his three under p$ur69 round proved to be the day’s best. over lon g^ t The Bart, who went many years. She was a meml>er of form erly of Manchester, died in an has charge of arrangements. 17 TO 25 PbUNDS (Herald photo by Yost) St. Maurice Church of Bolton. area convalescent home Saturday Memorial donations may be made to Only Before her retirement she worked night. the American Heart Asm iatioa, 310 16.00 IN JUST 6 WEEKS' for the Children’s Village in West She was born in Taunton, Mass., Collins St., Hartford or the American Diabetes Association, 17 Hartford. and had been a resident of She leaves tyro sons, Wallace J. Manchester tor 27 years. She was Oakwood Ave., Hartford. employed at Pratt 8t Whitney before Kaye’s MCC golf Open Balkus Jr: of Tampa, Fla., And Paul 69 poces J. Bums, o f Juneau, Alaska; a her retirement. 20 years ago. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. Shirley Shaw of will be shooting for b rid « (tountry Oub, Kevin Fister of contestant. to win since Tim Manchester; a brother, Harry Mason (Susanne) Thrall of Vernon In Memoriom NOW OPEN IN MANCHESTER —'' pbSK one of the 3Sth Manchester and parred all the other holes in By Earl Yost __ |l,000 first prize. , H o^ Meadow Country Club in Pacock’s 70 score in 1977. Bagley of Bloomfield; and a slater, and Mrs. John (D elores) Bernardo, In loving memory of Alice Johnston Opetuftolf.Tournament )ast Satur- fashioning a.ho-bogey round. Kaye B«BB CAU. To IdAY AND MAKE AN APMlNTMENr Slmibu^ and Vesa Rajanieml of Open r ^ r d is 65 set in 1975 by of Barrington, R.I. and eight Strain who passed away on August Call h a i club handicap o f one. Three visiting amateurs shared Mrs. Eldora Alsop of Unionville. f o r a free INTROOUCTORY C O M ^TATipN ..... r ;! r d«*ti&rS»uttj|aln Street course. Paiitlpaug Onintry Club in Baltic. Wayne lAvi, currently on the PGA . Ekcellent..weather 'prevailed second place lautels Saturday with Funeral services will be grandchildren. SO. 1961. 043-2711 IIS Main Street, Manelmeter k'BaY-OMlp , Should Kaye’s score stand up, circuit, j Graveside services will be con­ one o f the club’s most ^ throughout the df^. even pttr, 72 scores. The trio con­ Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Hobnes The sole purpose o f life in tim e is Ask for..... he’ll become the first Open amateur ducted ’Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Sacred Today, more than 100 sisted of Ed Chylinskl of Woo8 Funeral Home, 400 Main St.-, to gain merit for life in eternity. Pam h ^ club paced 316 ameteurs in slstont golfers, collected three birds Manchester with admass of Cltris- Heart Cemetery, New Bedford, BiU tian burial at 11 a.m. at St. Maurice Mass. ’The John F. ’Tierney Funeral THE HERALD. Mon.. Am . 81. l»ei - 11 iO - THE HERALD. Moo- Aai- »1. MSI Reggie lights fuse under coach I and 22 saves between them,” May naxard alter a double by Wayne double play. It ended up as a single had himself to blame in the third booted four field goals to highlight out Sunday with Buffalo, who is Green Bay beat (Cleveland 25-18, 203 yards and two TDs to guide At St. Louis, Vinu Evau threw CHICAGO (UPI) - In case May said. “ In my opinion. It really NordbagOB,” Michael said, " w t POXBORO, Man. (U P I) - The New Orleans nipped Detroit 2617 in said. out at first base setting up Jackson's when the Yanks loaded the bases Ne# England Patriots completed Now England’s victory. Matt aeardilng for a conslstont'backup Dallu. for two touchdowu and ran for anyone wants to kno]y, New York ignited us today.’’ when a pitcher like Rudy tells you overtime and San Francisco stopped But Yankee skipper Gene Miduel RBI single. with two out on a Milboume single what coach Ron Erhardt termed the i CavSnan^ thilraw an insurance for veteran J u FerguaOn. Houton’s Tuy'Fritsch hit on auther and Mike Phipps hurled a Yankee outtielder R e g ^ Jackson Is ’The win was a vindication for the that he can do 6 good Job, yon kind of Oiddand 21-7. LaRussa said the key to theigame and walks to Nettles and WlnflehL most successful exUbltion season in toudidown pan of Uve yards to Robinan slipped in Braver after field guls of 39 and 52 yards and 76-yard scoring pass to Rickey back. S7-year-oId May, who bad lost seven have to go along with him.” The At Cincinnati, rookie Mark Herr­ E a r l' Campbell and Adger No, he is not breaking down any came after Gralg Nettles w le d Dave Revering hit a hard ground eight years Sunday but some of his rookie Ught w d Lip Dawson in coming to the Broncu in 1980 from Watts to |K)wer the Bears.-''" ' in a row since his last victory April third straight loss to the Yanks left Jacksob home. mann fired a 6 yard pass to Dave Armstrong added short touchdown 1 ball to Squires behind first base but players down-play^ the Importance the fourth.qnarter as New England the New York Jets. He hit on only 48 At Elut Rutherford, N.J., Kevin fences and his .224 batting average 29 against Toronto. White Sox manager Stey LaRuau Preston with nine secohds left, to nms. Campbell picked up m yar

Red boXj who saw a three-game win­ BOSTON (D PI) - H ie Oakland far this year,” he said. A’s have already sewn up a in " I think the attitude on this club is ning streak stopped, are all too welcomes Garner 19th HOLE tbe playoffs, so they can hardly be super because there’s a lot of pride aware that they are in fourth place clanUled as a deqierate badclub invdlved in the way we play,” said in their division and need to play these days, but their 5-S victory over Newman. well for the rest of the season to DENVER (UPI) — Joanne Corner turn at 6)iinder 34. Country Club The catcher only bad tolook as far make tbe playoffs,^ survived fatigue and a little bit of “ My legs were really getting the Boston Red Sox Sunday gave BEST 16 — Tim LaFrancis 56655, them a much-needed lift. “ The win as designated hitter Cliff Johnson carelessneu to become the third tired, but my husband brought out millionaire in women’s professional Joe Wall 64-656, Bob Renolds 60-6 was important because we .don’t for a back up of his assessment. Pitcher Frank Tanana, a disap­ some orange juice laced with sugar “ The big thing is that we can’t af­ pointing 2-7 this year, took the loss golf with a victory a 2150,000 tourna­ and I birdled No. 10 (hitting a 6iron 58, Ted Backlel 64-7-57, Erwin want to get in a losiifg frame of Kennedy 66657; B —Lloyd David­ mind,” said Oakland catcher Jeff ford anyone to go down with a Sunday, but still feels he can help ment at Columbine Country Club. to within 25 feet of the pin on the 177- earner’s I-under-par 7l in Sun­ son 661656, Roy Anderson 7614-56,. Newman, who cracked a solo homer serious injury before the end of the the team. yard hole and sinking the puttl.v’ day’s final round gave her a 72-hole Mike Kearns 67-10-57, Walk that proved to be the game-winner season,” said Johnson, who also had “ In a way, its still early,” be said. Garner admitted she “ got a little total of 10-under 278, good for a 6 Ferguson 67-658, G —Ray ’TangiW in the fourth inning! a homer Sunday. “ But everyone in “ I can get hot and reel off five wins careless” when she saw herself 4 this Clubhouse is a pro and we have in a row.” stroke victory over youngsters strokes ahead with two par-5s (Nos. 86360, Alex Elgner Sr. 762652, “ We have a flight to Clevdand pride. We know that we’re already “ Medianically, I feel fine, but I’m Janet Alex and Patty Sheehan and 12 and 13) coming up. Low gross —Tim LaFrancis 70, Tim tonight and if we’d gone in there in the playoffs, but when we step in a stage right now where if I make veteran Kathy Whitworth. Corner, “ I 6putted from 40 feetton 12 and McNamara 70. ilo r iv five straight, anything could betwen the lines, we want to per­ a mistake, it’s a bomenin. A pitcher 42, won 2^,500, putting ber second saved par with an 6foot putt on 13,” SWEEPS---- Gross—Tim LaFran­ have happened. Two things are im­ form to the hesLot our abilities. We isn’t going tq pitch nine innings and to Whitworth on the career money she said. “Then I settled down and cis 70, Tim McNamara 70, Net—Ted portant to us: Knowing that we’re in want to s m ” he said. “ We don’t not nuke a mistake,” he said. list and behind only Donna (^poni in paired through to 18, when I had a Backlel 76747, Joe Wall 76-668, the playoffs, we don’t want any want to embarrass ourselves.” The Red Sox open a three-game the 1981 Winnings list and Player of Edwin Kennedy 71-3-68, B —Gross - John Kristof 81, Mike Kearns 81, Net ... TV serious injuries and second, we want Hie A’s weren't the qnly one series vrith the California Angela the Year standings. to keep tbe winning feeling we’ve so talking about the need to win. The tonight. . Defending champion Beth Daniel, —Aldo D’Appollonio 7614-65, Roy Judy RanUn and Jan Stephenson Anderson 85-1671, G —Grofc —Bill tied for fifth at 281, and Nancy Palmer 86, Net —Jamie Villimizar Lopez-Melton finished eighth at 282. 87-17-70. L(q>es-Melton, who admitted she LPGA FOUR BALL - Lynn Prior-Emily “ got aggressive because I had Sarra-Eileen Plodzik-Hazel Piper nothing to lose,” fired a blistering 55, Agnes Komayko-Betty Broucek- m6ve Mae Anderson-Elly Smith 56. Angels 31-33-44 in the final round, breaking the course record by 2 strokes and tying, the LPGA’s low round of the bad drive into 'a fairway bunker and year. had to chip out.” She then hit a 7- T allvifood Five golfers — Pat Bradley, iron to the gyeen and 2-putted for a green after capturing $ 100,000 first prize. Beverly Klass, Sandra Haynie, Sally TWO BALL OPEN - Gross for AL West Bill Rogers W|Btch(ta ball travel to cup (left) on Little and Sandra Spuzich— tied for bogey 5. —Glarke-Glark 70, Stone-Murphy 71, Tip-toeing to avoid runner 18th and final hole at Firestone Country (UPI photo) s “ Thank (Tod my lead was big Walton-Dworman“ 71, Link- ninth at 284. Caponi finished tied for enough,” she said. Club. Right, wfth putter In air, he runs off 24th at 290, winning 21,410 to put her Schachner 72, Tymon-Dunnack 72, homer in the first inning, his 11th in my life.” ^ ^ Whitworth said she was Montreal catcher Gary Carter goes up on Atlanta who was forced at home during game ByMIkeTully D (^ DeCinces singled and scored -career eaniings at 21,000,931. Net —(state cards) Blanchard- Sunday In Montreal. (UPI photo)- homer of tiie season, and Butch Hob­ “ delighted and thrilled” with her Juknis M, Frankenberger-Glapp 57, one leg to avoid a sliding Dale Murphy of UPI Sports Writer the Orioles’ run in Uie sixth on Rick (Jarner, who led by 3 strokes going performance because “a lot of peo­ son added a two-run blast in the se­ into the final round, knew she could Ball-Ball 59, White-Gentile 50, cond. Baylor belted his Uth home Dempsey’s double. ple, including myself, wrote me off Wennik-Finn 60. Broege-Broege 61^ Elsewhere, Cleveland beat Seattle make no mistakes if she wanted to ’ ’The way the ragamuffin AL West ran after Jim Palmer, 4-6, issued a several years ago.” Weil-Evans 62, Gothers-Langrigan 17-11, Oakland topped Boston 50, 'Can he win'syndrome stay in front. 20 hits in 40 at bats looks today, a .500 team stands a leaddff walk to Rod Carew and hit Garner said she hoped to be 52, Young-Gormley 62, Zimva- Detroit downed Minnesota 6-1, New “ I told myself not to push for the around for the 22 million plateau, heck Us lOtb victory and Robin nomrats.” ! I “ 1 had a very difficult time there,” Valen­ SWEEPS — Gross — Tony Steullet Mike LaCoss, 3-7, demoted to the and that came in the ninth when Reds won two of three fnnn the the bases loaded in the fourth to give Yount lashed a tworun single in Rogers battled thlrd-raundlitader frequdntly have to settle for less, players Mets and gamed 13 runs on 28 hits In tbe fifth. “ I couldn’t get into a whose attitudes are opra to qnestldn and who, tine says. “ So far. I ’ve been treated like a 71, Lou Miller 75, Net— Don Garvey bullpen recently by Cincinnati MazziUi again opened the inning the Angels a 60 lead. leading the Brewers. Vockovich, 10- .Hale Irwin and Tom Kite down the hiimiin being here. This is not as mul­ groove and throw strikes,” said for one reason or another, have worn-out 963657, Sam Sapienza 8622-64, Tom Manager John McNamara, won his With a triple and scored on Ron the series. “ ’l ^ y had great stuff,” said 2, allowed seven Uts ova* 514 i% 'stretch Sunday on the 7,176yard, titalented a team as Montreal, but I think it’s Hodges’ infield out. La Coss walked Renko. “ You can’t walk six people their welcomes elsewhere.; And that’s why ; Brady 95-3045, John Banavige 75-6 first decision since May 16 in relief and stay in and expect to get away Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver. nlngs betor# RoUle Fingers nailed par-70 Firestone Country Club a hungrier team. With the Expos, we blew 67, Garl Mikolowsky 8617-68, Frank of starter Paul Moskau, who two and struck out one, using only 57 you’ll see.a team like tbe straggling New with it aU the time.” “ He’s an amazing man. But it’s the down the. final tara outs fugh pitches in the final five inning after poorest I ’ve ever seen Palmer pitch league-leading 19th uve. putted hip way. out of contention and York Mets take on a number of rejects — Baylor slammed- a three-ran players the other clidM are looking to peddle. before we came to the ballpark. When the 68, Bob Reever 861668. four innings and left in the fifth Moskau had thrown'77 in the first Kite m l i ^ a 16f0ater on the 18th, Mets win a baU game, they have to work Usually, a team ip any professional sport fourth inning of Sunday’s game withe Reds at when the Mets pulled to within a four.. he calmly rolled in a 16footer of bis ' luMer for it, but they’re trying and I like run, 3-2.'' own for the win and a 2100,000 ftrst that goes in for these rejects to any inarked Shea Stadium vdien he blasted a titanic 406 Red Rock de^ee doekn’t have any great luck with them foot one-bounce double over the left-center being here. „ “ I hit a lot of teams like that,” prise. “ Just because I ’m not with the Expos Glass A - Net - Betty Phillips 1., said Griffey with a not-entirely- - jtogera Shot a final round 67, the brdlplayers normally do not diangb field fence and as he was again in the fifth their w iys any nxtre than a leopard does his when he turned in a glittering backhanded anymore doesn’t mean there’s no pressure,” Alice Aim 37, Marcia Froh 37; B - straight face. “ I just hit the ball same as Kite, but his 72-h01« score the big right-handed hitting outfielder FranGorbett37; G-BethRoscoe35; hard and place it well against Giants in three-way of 5-under ^ 275 was one shot spots, but there are excetaions. ruiuiing catch of Junior Kennedy’s extra base elaborates. “ There’s always pressure no Look at the Oakland Raidas. Al Davis hW. Low putts - A - Marian D.Amato 14; them.” Griffey hit safely in all 10 better than n te , who earned 255,000 matter what club you’re with. I know I ’m not B - Lee Willis 17, Barbara Backus games against New York 4his Reds S, Mets 2 ^ seventh inning with u RBf douUe for second place. went out and got a flod( of players few other^^ He has made some mistakes with tbe Mets By Fred McMane havd^ as good a chance as anyone, lost close games on the last road ' At New York,. Ken Griffey con­ that enabled the Padras to ftiap a wanted and the next thldg you know Just ah he did with the Eqte* *» be activated Ihey’re stiU waiting for him to ho the p la j^ gamu but sfter undergoing surgery to have a I knew they were behind me. There’s gonna » All will be required to pass a the bottom' half. ' was with the Houston Astras. It u«s “ 1 Uke the goU course,” said be a time when every ballpteyer will make a keep scoring runs, we have as good a hod three Straight slnglu and drove bau after fieldiiw Chris Cbambliu’ effective Tnesday. R ofirs, who riiot four rounds Of par heoiicewaswlthtbeEsnQs.HemadetbeAU- pin implanted In his raeek, he remained on physical. Lee MaxxilU opened the New York the eighth shutout of bis majol: mistake, do something wrong. That’s the chance as anyone.” Jbe victory was in two rnu to lead the Cubs to vic­ grounder. Tim Raines. ha(L thru Richard b u not bean on BonstoD’s o r b ^ in 1979, “ and the way 1 was in 1977, bitting M hooMn, batting the dlubled list untU the AU-Star break. Bennet students will be bussed (ifth with the first of his two triples time, you need the other ballplayers qn your from the school each day to prac-^ - tbe fourth in a row for tbe Giants league career. tory. Davto fblllad home ru n in tbs ftl^i^^rom — I theuiftt I bag a good a 0 ^ (tlq«ai9>6lolkPdn^ When he came baric, be hit JM.dnring a 26 and scored on FY'ank Taveras’ bunt Jack dark suppprtod Grtffin w l^ game stretrii. But be suffered a hip injury In cM> to be in your corner and help pidl and moved them into a three-way. ni^s torTs inr E yarytt!^ ^ htto plaoe.” tlce. single which put the tying run three hito in four ^Mwts, inelpttihg s fdivth and a m Innings off loser eraoL Augut that kept him out almost e month and of the rat. It hurta when they’re not Gandidates may call Masse at 646 for first place with Atlanta and Loe D ive Golts, 2-1, ind helped Doug Pa^e^oSHBaU* 2r . lite Us wtaning- birdie putt, Tit times, he’s brilliant as he was in the aboard. La Coss then relieved and,^ run-scoring doable. . 8255 for details. Angeles in the Natlanal League B&d, 2-1, to the triin m . D iu ' At 'San Diego, Ruppert Jonu . National League West pehnaM N & Regers punted to a 26foUer he despite a single by Huble Brooks, “ We’re pUyingagresslve baseball ning season. ’ closed out the inning with a double West Division’s second season. Tidcm notched his seventh u ve. touched off a three-ran rally in the made on tbe 12th bole while Irwin “ The Giants are on a roll. They which we weren’t doing when we 1' ' / ' V , .

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C hicM O l Kemp If 2010 Hal“ afcber cl 4000 T rillo 8b 4000 I^Jofsc 1000 St. I z m U DoaniCnpottlRJIOf ; 7I-17-79-74-7® we’ve ever ifeen them.’’ Sunday’s Insults Hebnerlb 2000 M ackim lb 1000 Aguayo as 51,81 Plttm an2b 4030 Dallaa Laura Hurlbut 91,410 7979-7I-70-7® W a M i9 4 $ $ l® According to “’The Gardening Facts of Plants’’, Im­ Kansas City atToronto, ppd.. rain 1000 Jackson lb s o il Laudner c ATLANTA MONTREAL Espinosa p l O M . , 3000 Philadeliihia CaUiyReynoldaRJW 7440-7940-7® M k U 49 9174® patient Is a beautiful plant to grow in shade or semi- Oakland f.. boston 3 Gibson rf f. 2 3 0 Castlno3b 3010 ab r h bi ab r h bi P rolvp 1 0 0 0 Sambitoi 0000 N V G iant* K yle O'Brien 91J H 75- 71-74-71-701 Tritala 4 14 9414® California?, Baltimore 1 Parrish c 3111 W ard lf 3000 B u tlerlf 3000 Raineslf 6181 McBrld ph 100 0 GarclasI 0000 O 7^79-7*-74-70l lUk; shady places and its ever blooming, very attractive and Geveland 17.Seattiell 3110 Jane Blalock H JW Leach dh 110 0 Willong2b Lin areiph lOOOScottlb r. 11 0 Brusstar 0000 Green Bay SueFoglemanRJIO 74-7240-7»--70t ICStMalab 24® I® I® D etro it6, Minnesota 1 100 0 Faedosa 1011 Tam pa Bay showy. I Wcknfsdh M iller If 1110 Dawson cf 5100 MtUiws 1000 Holly H artley 91.116 79-77-79-79-»l I tat Haiti . 4® 9® New York f.. Chicago 1 Brooknslb 4 0 1 0 Adams ph 1000 W ^ng tn rf 4 1 3 1 Carter c 8000 0000 Chicago 74757779-791 “We spent about $60 on the plants and I believe we Milwaukee 6, Texas 2 0000 S. McAlllater91.1M 4Klalaitarai 4® W b llakrlb 4131 B a k e ru Hom er 3b 4131 Rogers pr 0000 Totafs » 4 114 T o ta lly M rilS Bilro lt D.htolalerlln9IJ10 7049-74-75-W planted them in June,’’ Marge said. They require a lot of Monday's Games Totals 3f. 3 II r. Totals 10111 Royster3b 20 0 0 Ramose 0000 inneaota 70-717079-201 takdali 4 1 9$4.® Seattle (Abbott 14) at Baltimore One out when winning ran acorad M yra Van Hooae 91,1® Detroit 010012II B - 3 Chm blslb 6 0 0 0 Crom art rf 400 1 Philadelphia aocnniO-4‘’ Lynn Ada ma 99® 7509-75-79-« $aita{il4 9m ® water and of course, fertilizer and this year we are (McGregor 9-3). 7 iSO p.m . 001 no 00-1 Asselstin If 2 1 2 0 M ilner lb 401 1 New Orleans 1 p .750 78 83 Tritala 444 92®$® Minnesota Houston Il20®n01-r, 2 0 500 117 119 NaneyRublnR® 79-74-7S40-7B delisted with their growth. Hiey’U blossom now right California (Frost 1-3) at Boston DP-Detrolt 1 Minnesota I. lO B - M u r ^ y e f 3000 P arrii^3b 4100 E)-*Howc. DP**Ph)UdelphU 8, Houston Lua Angela* Boifcy Bartlett ®B7I^•7^7»■79;;« Ssvmdc (Eckersley S f). 7:30 p.m. Detroit 3, Minnesota 1. IB-Glbson, Hubbralb f. 02 1 ^ierss 4000 1. LQB-Philadel^ia 12. Hoastoa7.8S~ Snn Francisco S.BertIolacclnlfH9 7t-71-74-79-« up until the frost. Thto, next year we’ll start over Oakland (Langford 7-8) at Cleveland A tlanU 2 9 u .«» w 1 Ima gnay laaaa 7 ® 3 ® 4.® Wilfong. stl-Powell. SF—Parrish, Jack- Benedict c f. 0 2 1 Gulicksnp 1000 Aguavo, Ashby, DavIs.Rose. HH~ScoU Laura Baugh Cole 91 79®-7I-»-«® 1 h M i QaraaMM .Iilbarta 4.® 4 ® again.’’ (Blyleven 9 /). 7 :s. p.m. Ramirxss f. 0 1 0 Hutton ph Thuraday’s Reault 77-B-1HS-®9 1000 Shmidt (IB). Sj^-Pittman 8, L. Elaine Hand 99lf. $ kaa Otaalt ttai® a 7 ® You can grow Imi>atient plants from seed or by taking Detroit (Wilcox 8li) at Chicago • IP H RERBBSO Niekrop 3 00 0 Bahnsenp 0000 Smith. S -L y le . Walling. S F - Loa AngcleaM, MlnneaotaSl Carol;MHIII«B. 7l-71-27-7S-®9 (foumgarten fi4). 8:30 p.m. H M t 1-2 $44® Detroit es . f 1 I T Camp p 1 1 0 0 White 1000 IP H R E R BB SO Friday'aReaulta Lori Oarbaca ®ir. 79-T7-7I-B-*9 cuttings. P r(^ re the outside beds early in the spring, Toronto (Gancy 3-8) at Texas (Jenkins M orris (W 104) 9 3 1117 Owen ph 1 0 0 0 Frym an p 0000 Philadelphia Miaml3I.Kan*aaClty7 Alice RltamanMR 2ll-74-n-79-a9 Ttriacia 2-1 M I® spread on some fertilizer or organic food piantnver the r-6).8:3T p.m. Minnesota ___ . . . , , Garber p 0000 Franco ph Faspinosa 2 7 4 4 2 0 Atlanta 27. T am ra Bay 7 7rB-15-7T-»4 Tritalt M 4 94®N Milwaukee (Slaton44) at Kansas City 1000 Mary M illar® . Cooper (LOT I 4 1 4 4 2 1 2 2 Leep 0000 Proly 4 0 0 0 0 0 Bullalo®. San DIegoll Penny P o la r ® n-ir.-'R-'is-» 4 V ilb : ground and turn it under with a shovel or spading fork (Gura8^),8:3f p.m. 1 1 0 0 0 0 Seattle 91. Baltim ore 17 New York (RighettiS4)at Minnesota O’Connor *"* J ? 5 ! i 1010 BrussUr Gail Hints r® 7S-n-7B-7l-®4 IWyltat 14® 1 ® 4 ® then spread some tone meal and a little hydrated lime Verhoeven • 4 ft 2 2 I 2 ToUls 46 r 14 4 ToUls 39 4 5 3 Lyle (L 8 4 ) 21-3 3 1 1 2 1 Saturday’a Reaulti Lenore Muraoka |M9 i m - n - n - t t t (Williams 34).8:3T p.m. O’Connor pitched to2 batters In th. PItUhurgh 91. NY GlanU 0 $ kUm tmtmm I ® I ® over the soil. Rake it into the soil, at the same time level 6 AtlanU 010 (DO 001001-5 Houston Dale Lundqulatr® n -n -T v n -m 4 ® Tuesday’s Games WF"Vernocven. T-^:13. A--8417. Montreal »OOOOOllOO0-4 7 3 5 4 Chicago 91. St. Louia 27 71-7r.-78-7l-W Toronto at Texas, night Ryan 6 DravorM.CIoeiiKuitl® Chris Johnson J4T7 ItaM a 14 m i T the soil. E"Ramlrez. DP-AtlanU 1. Montreal Sambito 12-3 1 1 0 Jeannette K e rr t4T7 7l-®-74-74-« In spacing the-^patient plants, the dwarf- plants Milwaukee at Kansas City, night 3. L O D -A tlan U 9. Montreal 8. 2D-- D. Smth(W3-3) 11-3 1 0 0 0 0 Green Bay JK ClevelkndJO Lonlae B. P arts MS2 7i-7i-7r,-7j-*r. $aitaU14 971® New York at Minnesota,'night SEATTLE C LEVEIaAND Asselstine, Benedict, Homer. SB-Raines Espinosa pitched to 4 batters In 3rd; NewOrleanir®, Detroit 17 lot! Barbara M itrahle t i n 71- 7P-79-7»~«. Tri4a> 14-7 $2® ® space 12-inches eaA way. 1116 tall growing planU space Detroit at Chicago, night ab r h bi ab r h bl 3. Scott, Dawson. Miller. S-Speler, Ryan pitched to 1 batter in 8th. NY JetgH. Philadelphia 9 Bonnie la u e r 1419 7MP-7S-74-M IHk: 18-inchhs each wqp, they will fill in as they branch very Oakland at Cleveland, night Cruz2b 6231 Dilonedh 5 33 1 Washington. WP-Ryan. T-2:58. A-230Br. D allaa® , Heoaton® JanaC ratter J4I9 77-79-r,-71-«» Ilira®la$a l$® 4® 4® Seattle at B altim ore, nljmt Oakland®. San Franclaeo7 Bochtelb 6230 O r U r f 6 2 3 1 IP H R E R BB SO V leki Tabor ®7T ■ a -w iv n -m I Jam Caatmiia 1 ® 9 ® heavy. California a t Boston, night Paciorek If 4 12 1 Hargrvlb 5 1 0 1 AtlanU Sunday’B Reault SbeIley.Hamllnt9)r: T v n -n -n -w Ziskdh 2 3 1 ^ n m s tr If 22 2 1 Niekro N»wEoelend 19, WeaUngtoD 10 78- 71-75-72-W 4IHawlaMi 4® NATIONAL LEAGUE 6 Betty Burfeindt ® T M eyer 3b 4 1 2 1 Charbn ph 0000 Camp Kathy Young®® IS -7M M 9 -9 ® kkiWa 2-7 9W ® (Second H alf) Burrghsrf 4 1 2 0 Hayes If 100 1 Garter (W3-3) tatata 2 -7 9191® East MAJOR Backy Pearson ® n T M t-T M t-m Simpson cf 5 2 4 4 Diaz ph 10 12 Montreal Marlene Floyd®® 7S-79-7A74-M TritaU 2-14 9U I® M arge Adam y of 31 E. M aple St., checks the soil on her Im patient plants In window box at W L Pet. GB N arronc 4 0 12 Dybznsk ss 0 10 0 Gullickson 5 10 3 3 1 3 St. Louis 12 6 .667 M ary D w yer ® m TS-TTi-TS-Tli-M T e * McHnry ss 4 00 0 Harrah3b 4 3 1 0 Bahnson 3 1 0 0 1 2 LEAGUE Joyee K aim lerskI ® ® n - n - n - it- m Ilataa 24® 14® 1® Montreal .611 2 Frym an 2 2 1110 h e r h o m e . New York lU HU 2 Randle ph 1 000 Bandoc 4024 H.B.Dunt*®® T M t-x -n -m Ilkitaal I ® I ® Mannng cf 3 100 Lee (L2-3) 2 1 1 0 0 0 S o c c e r Cindy F e rro ® ® 7S-72«-7>~«> Chicago 11 9 J£0 2 Niekro pitched to 1 batter in th. LEADERS 4$alria 4 ® Philadelphia 6 13 .316 6W Rosello2b 2010 8 Nancy Maunder®® 79- 7B-7S-7S-9® Kuiper2b 2222 WP-GullIckson. PB-Benedict. T-3:30. Ales. Reinhardt^ 7lh7S-7IH«-9® m u t 2-7 IM .® Pittsburgh 6 15 886 TVi N rta ta 1-7 9114® Veryzer ss 3 0 00 A -« ,4 ir. Bv United Preaa Interantlonal Therese Heaaion ® ® 74-T9-7S-7S-9M West 7t-Tt-7>-7S-9M Tritala 2-74 IIJ IU I Los Angeles 12 8 .600 - Kelly If 22 1 2 Batting Cindy Chamberlin ® ® ToUls 44 II 20 10 ToUls 40 17 16 I based on 9.1 appearances a each teem a N O R TH A M E R IC A N SOCCER LE A G U E Sharon Barrett t®0 72- 7Ml-74-9(ir, Atlanta 12 8 600 - ST. LUUIS SAN D IE IjO PLAYOFFS Seattle 0140021 1(K-11 ab r h bi games A-MariePalll®® 74-71-7S44-907 3 Sma b n ttal I t ® 4 ® 4 ® San Francisco 12 8 .800 - Geveland 010210 3(10 ) x - 17 „ ab r h bi Final first round resulU 6B«-n-7>-9n .600 - 1 3 0 Smith 88 5 0 10 "'■'Clational League Julies. Pync®® I taa Otaala I I ® t ® Houston 12 8 EJ—Meyer. Gleaton. Paciorek, Bochte. , (AllTImetEDT) a-*m atcur Cincinnati 9 10 .474 V/i Landrm If 5.1 1 0 Bonilla 2b 4 3 3 0 r b pet. IhMilteriap 4 ® D P -S e a ttle l, Cleveland 1. L O ^-S eattle M ad iM k.P it r«2M 84 71) 843 (Bett8-of-3) San Diego 4 17 .190 9Vi Hrnndzlb 2 011 SalazarSb 2 3 10 Minnesota vs. Tulsa 2-1494® 11, Geveland‘7.2B—Burroughs, Paciorek, 5.1 3 1 Jonesef 5 2 3 1 Rose.J*hi 74 301 47 90 829 Saturday's Results Rosello, Cruz. Kulper2. Kelly, OrU. HR Hendrck cf ^ (MinneaoUwinsieries.80) hitataH 9l3|® San Francisco8, PittaburghS Lezeano rf 5.111 E dw rdsrf 1000 Guerrero. LA 71257 87 n 819 By United P reia International •Simpson (2). S ^-B annlster, Simpson. 3 0 0 1 09864 40 84 818 Xu«. a - MInneaola 9. Tulsa 1 Tritala 9-24 9114® ‘ Houston 6. Philadelphia 1.1st game Porter c 3 111 Lefebvr rf Dawson. Mtl Au|i K — Minnesota I; Tulsa 0 World Series of Golf Harrah. SF -Bando. Bannister. 3 1 2 0 Moreno If 4 0 12 Durham. Chi 57216 27 68 815 Houston2. Philadelphia 1,2nd game Oberkf1l3b (ahootoull At Akron, Ohio, Aug. ® New York 3, Cincinnati 2 IP H RERBBSO Ramsey ss 4 0 1 0 Perkins lb 3100 Howe. Hou 73858 29 81 814 I I ® 4 ® I ® Seattle San Diego va. Portland iP a rW ) Montreal 4. A tlanU 3 Littell p 0000 Gwostzc 2000 Salazar. SD 76281 86 88 813 Bill Roger* «®®D eS«-71-<7-27T I Tmla lktt* il 1 ® 4 ® Gleaton 61-3e« 7 6 4 3 3 80820 23 70 810 (San Diego wins aeries9-1) St. Louis6. San Diego 1.1st game K aatp 0000 Lo llarp 0000 Washington. Atl Aug a - Portland9,SanDiego! Tom Kite rJ,J® 7 H 14 $ 4 7-® $ 4 Ifsa^d taaaal 4 ® St. Louise. San DlegoJ, 2nd game Drago 2-3 4 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 Ramirsfrtt 1011 G riffey. Cin 70275. 44 7 800 0 3 Braun ph Aug. ® - San Diego;.. Portland 1 IiaoAokit^il 7444-7247-27$ W M aI4 99l® ChicagoS, Los A n g les 1 Rawicy(L2-4) M artin p 2 0 12 Boone p 1000 Schmidt. Ptii 71282 54 80 80r Hale Irw in ^ . r o IHB-TD-Tl-ITB Galasso 1- 3 0 American League Aug.®— San Di^o2, PortlandO rariada 41 9144® Sunday's Results Andujarp 0000 Lucasp 1000 Chicago va. Seattle 71-734$«7~1I0 Tritala 414 9929® Clark 2- 3 2 1 0 g ab r h pet. n4$-7l-7»-9Bl AtlanU 5. Montreal 4,12 innings Geveland Tenace pn 10 10 (ChIcMO wins aeriea, 2-1) i/® Cincinnatie. New York 3 Sykesp 0000 Zisk.Sea 61243 31 82 842 B 4 /« n4S4$-71-2« Barker 78306 44101 830 Aug. a — Chicago 9, Seattle 2 }inai$any 12® 1® I® San Francisco5, PlttsburghO Gonzaiz ss 1 000 9 O liver. Tex Aug. ® ~ Seattle 2, CDIcaioO 7447-724$-4$l SUnton 4 4 Totals SB 6 15 6 ToUls 32 9 10 5 Lansford. Bos 75 904 48100 829 1 kai Bam - 4 ® 1 ® San Dlcgo9, St. Louis6 Lewallyn Aug. ® —Chicago 2,&atile2 M 4 $ -7 1 « -9 n C8)icago2, Los Angeles 1 St. Louis 200800800-6 Paciorek ,/Sea 74883 36 93 829 71-«7-71-74:^ $ Imaayi InalM I® Photos by Torquinio Monge (W2-4) 000420SOX-9 Singleton. Bal 78889 36 7 837 Vanciaiver va. Tampa Bay Houston r. Philadelphia 4.10 innings San Diego (Tampa Bay wins aeriea. M ) (hirtlaStriingenijn ®-71-71-71-2n N diU 2-1 943® Mond^'s Games Barker P' pitched to 5. batters in 3rd: E-Ramsey. Andujar. Littell. DP-St Henderson. Oak 77301 64 97 882 Monda: Stanton pile! pitchediilched to 2 bbatters in 5th; Aug. a — Tampa Bay 4. Vancouver 1 M ark M cNulty HOJ® 74-7«4$-7l-»4 rariada 4191®M Philadelphia•Ipl (Ruthven 9-5) at AtlanU Uuis2. San Diego3. LOB~St. Louis 12. Evans, Bos 75 282 » 90 819 Greg Norman W J ® 71- 7l47-7$-2r. DraiISO pUchedtched to 2 bbatters in 8th; 64261 33 83 818 Aug. ® ~ Tampa Bay 1. Vancouver 0 Tritala 424 9M2® (Perry 6-4).7:35 p.m San Diego 8. 2&-Landrum, Hendrick. Mumphrey, NY Atlanta va. Jacaaonvllle BdFlari®,7rA e$-72-71-7$-«7 m---.. Montreal (Burris 6Ti) at Cincinnati Rawle'ley pilitched to5 batters in the eighth. Martin. Lezeano. Porter, Jones, Bonilla. Almon. Chi 70850 SB 79 816 sEEiaN^w: W P-G leaton. T<-S;3B A-11.409. (Jacksonville wins aeriea, H I J*rnPal*®,7») x m - iv n - m (Soto&-7).8:35( p.m. 3B -^n illa. S—Salazar2, Perkins. SF— Hargrove. G e 68877 33 78 816 72- 7H$-7D-®7 lanwa 17® II.® 4® Home Runs _ _ , _ Aug. a — JackaonvUle 9, Atlanta 2 Bobby Claropntt v m New York (^chry 60) at Houston Hernandez. f lot) Peter Oosterhulaa.TIO 70- 7479-70-427 I la ta a V < ® 4 ® (Sutton 6-7).8:Sr< p.m. IP H RERBBSO National League — Schmidt, fid 82 r 7 1 4 4 7 2 4 $ ^ I ItaMB ' 1® NEWYORK CHICAGO Kingman, N Y l9; Dawson. Mtl 17; Aug. E — JackaonvilleJ, Atlanta 1 Chicago (Martz 4-6) at San Diego ab r h bi ab r h bl St. Louis Los Angeles vs'. M ontreal 71- 79-72-74-4® taldala 14 914® (M ura 4-10). 10:05. p.m. Martin 32-3 Foster. Cin 16; Hendrick, S ll 15.. , _ 72- 7T.-72-7I-2® Mmphry cf 5. 0 1 0 LeFlore If 3 0 10 American League — A rm as. Oalr 18; I Montreal wins aeriea. 2-11 rariada 41 9194.71 Pittsburgh ('Rhoden7-2) at Los Angeles Miiborn 2b 5. 2 2 0 Squires lb 2 0 0 0 Andujar 11-3 Aug. M — Montreal C, Loa Angeles 9 NickValdor.!)® 74-79-72-72-4W TritaU 41-S 9414® \ (Reuss8-3).10:35s Angeles, night Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Kuntz cf 3 0 0 0 Lucas 21-3 3 0 0 I Aug. ® - Fort Lauderdale I, Calgary A-amateur CAR CARE Dent ss 1 0 0 0 Almon ss 3 1 1 0 Littell pitched to2 batters in 7th. American League — Bell. Tex 50; HBI^-oy.Lucas (Hernandez). W P- Armas. Oak 55; Ogllvle. M il. and Evans. CORNER EASTERN LEAGUE Rodrigz2b 2 000 Bos52: Paciorek.Sm . and Winfield. N Y ToUls 7 .5 8 3 ToU ls 30 1 5. 1 Kaat, Boone. P B -P o rte r. T—2:47. .A— V (Second Half) 4881. 49. North N ew York 302000000--5. Stolen Bases WANTED W L Pet. GB Chicago OOOOOIOOO- National Ijeague — Raines. Mtl 61; Glens Falls 39 2f. .006 » B--Lamp. DP -New York I. LOB-New Moreno. Pit 28; North. S F 86; Scolt. M tl' no. M. MD EIWPIENT SJILESMiW Lynn 32 34 .465 8 - ,.vYork7. Chicago 5.. 2B-Nordhagen. 3B-- PlTTSBlIRfiH SANFRANCISCU 25; Collins, ('in, and Dawson. Mtl22. Buffalo 32 33 4B Nettles. SB-Milboume. SF-Fisk. ab r h bi ab r h bl American League — Henderson. Oak IP H RERBBSO Holyoke 30 37 .448 10>^ Moreno cf 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 3 10 0 40: Cruz, Sea 96; LeFlore. Chi 23; A RBAL FINX RETAILIR SEEKS FIRST N South New York Lacy rf 4 00 0 Bergmnlb 4 2 20 Dilnne. G e 21; Bumbry. Bal 16. . CLASS OOAL ORIENTED JiA R D W ORKING Bristol 30 26 .600 ~ M ay (W5.-6) 1 2 3 Maciick 3b 3 0 10 Clark rf 4 13 1 Pitching"'' Reading 34 32 iiir. 5AX Chicago Thm psnlb 20l0Evans3b 302 1 Victories SALESMAN WHO WANTS. TO EARN A The pool area In the Adamye* backyard la surrounded on one aide by Im patient plants West Haven 30 36 M l 9^^ Lamp(L5.-2) 8 7 5 3 3 Easier If 4 0 10 Herndon If 4 1 1 0 National laeague— Valenxuela. LA ll- Farmer 110 0 0 MINIMUM OF THIS IS A REAL Waterbury 27 40 .403 13 Pena c 4 0 0 0 M artin cf 4 0 2 1 4; Carlton. Phi 108; Seaver. Cin 98: E M i t M l o r I t Saturday 's Results HBP--bv I*amp (Dent). T--2:49, Berra ss 4 0 10 Mav c 3 0 0 0 Hootnn. and Ruthven. 1^1 IMi; Rogers. OPPORTUNITY FOR RIGHT MAN. bloom ing profusely. . . 33813. Reading I I . Buffalo 10.12 innings G am er2b 3 0 00 LeMastrss 40 10 M tl 90. PARTICULARLY WITH INDUSTRY Holyoke 14. (ilens Falls 11 Perez p 2 0 1 0 G riffin p 3 0 0 0 American I>eague— Vuckovlch. M il 10- Waterbury4. LynnS Montnzph 1010 3; D. Martinez. Bal. and Morris. Det 10- EXPERIENCE. PLEASE SEND RESUME TO: JAKLAND - BOSTON .larksnn p 4: F o rs c h .U IlO ; FivepIlcherstlM West Haven 3, Bristol 0 abrhbi 0000 0 00-O ETTSR, P.O. BOX #1781, HARTFORD Sunday’s Results Parker pn 1 (i 0 0 with 9. Hendrsn II 9 1 1 0 RemyJb 9 1 0 0 Totals 32 0 6 0 Totals 32 5 11 3 0 S 1 0 1 BuffdloO. Glens Falls2 Davis If 2000 E vansrf 4 I Earned Run Average Holyokcf., Waterbury2 2000 Pittsburgh 000000000 -0 (based on I Imfing per each Uam'a Murphy cf 5. 1 3 1 Rice If San Francisco 000221 OOx— 5. Bristol 3. Lynn 2 Johnsn dh 5.1 2 2 Ystrzm lb 3 0 10 games played) West Haven 6. Reading 2 4 0 10 E--M adlock. D P-P ittsburgh 2. San National League — Ryan. Hou 187: Armas rf 5 0 1 0 Lansfrd dh Francisco . IX)B"Pittsburgh 9. San Monday's Games 4 0 1 0 Gedmanc 3000 1 Knepper. H n u l.7 ; Reusi. L A 2.19; Blue. Buffalo at Glens Falls Moore lb Francisco 14.2B -ClArk2. Evans. SB-- KlutUSb 4 13 1 SUpletn3b 4 110 SF2.23; Hnoton. LA229. Waterbury at Holyoke 00 0 0 Miner cf 4000 Mnrgan. S--Evans. American League— Lamp. G il2.10; Lynn at Bristol McKay 3b IP H RERBBSO Newman c 4 12 1 Hoffmn ss, 2000 Bums. Chi 289; McCatW. Oak 2.49; r A M U n West Haven at Reading 1000 Pittsburgh John. NY2J0; Blyleven. G -8.7. Tuesday's Games B a b ittlb 3 0 1 0 Hancck ph Perez (L2/.) 6 7 5. 4 9 1 Piccioto ss 3 0 0 0 Valdez ss 0000 StrlReoots . ^ Buffalo at Glens Falls 1000 Jackson 240012 National te a g u t— V ilen iu ela. LA 187; Waterbury at Holyoke Gross ph 0 0 0 0 Rudi ph San Francisco Heath ph 1000 Carlton. Phi 1»; Soio. Cin 17; Ryan. Lynn at Bristol 0000 GriffiniW7*6i 9* 6 0 0 4 6 Heu98; Gullickson. Mnn78. Next Uiqe you’ve got your West Haven at Reading SUnley ss WP- Griffin 2. Perez T-2:43 A - American League — Barker. Ge 7 : AUTO REI»AIRS grubby clotbe* on, locate your 69 5 14 5 ToU ls 31 3 4 3 ToU ls 18.117. Oakland 608300060-5 Blyleven* Cle 88; Guidry. N Y 70; Bums. wheel lug wrench,' pry off all Boston 000 080 0 00-3 ('hl69: Davis. NY. and Leonard. KC67. tbe hubcaps, and tea If yon can E-Klutts. DP-Boaton 1. U)B--0*k- , WE SERVICE ALL gel all the wheal lugs loos* ... 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Repair F . work and crack filling also find any liko Uila, try all Ita Saturday a Reaulta available. Rasidantlat and eommarolal. For a free TTd«wat*r9, Richmond 0 L • AUTOPAINTIIMI m trick* yon know'about bow In CDlumbuaO,a*rteaU)n7 ft estim ate and prom pt saVvIoa call: - l A E T M i q ^ (taal with stuck ntia ... and It Roebeater a t Toledo, p ^ ., I^ln you fail, |6 (htwri to wtw Pawtucket 4. SyracuieJ TEXAS MILWAUKp OayatMM lM NlgMwaU-dOn .lavnritb gat ttattoe andtanr* Suaday'i Garnet abrhbl abrhbl Uiani Iras Itam ap wlUi Ibtir RIchmondh.Tklewaterl Rlvarsct 9 1 1 0 Gantnertb b li p UUM UI ASPHALT M i. SEAL COATINS 6 6 . wranch... Thla UttI* inapeetlon Ch*rIeatoo8,C o lu m b (»t Wills 2b 4000 M o llto rcl 7130 a(d tlxInf-U-now-before-you- Rocheater7. ToledoO, 1st game O liver dh 4 I I t O^m rlb r.011 have-to will spare yon fran Rochester 9. Toledo 1 Jnd game Bell 3b 4 0 9 0 Q g lim H 3110 - ■ SyracuaeS, P*wtuckat4 P u liu m lb 4000 llio m a tr f 4111 f jp ip ^ o v e o laUlag a Bat In tb* mldd® of Monday'* Game* Sundbrge 90 10 Sh.imnadh 9111 nowhere and linding.a hig nut Richmond at Tktowatar Samplele ll 4 000 Howell9b 1000 that Samson at ma halriast Toledo at Columbu* Roberts rf 40 10 Money9b OOOO iXMldn’t bust touae... Syracuae at CharM on M endoatt 2 000 YounIountas 4012 ROBERT J. SRIITNp Inc. - Tbat* *r* apacial rata* on car Pawtucket at Roebeatar Grubb ph 1000 Yoatc 4111 ranlala lor aorvloo eastmntra Wagner as 0000 ^ oi DILLON FORD. Open $4 ToUls S27ITOUU aeuo M snunirai iM tt SDOHMO-I daUy. Complats aulomoUv* Texas can. We hav* our own body Milwaukee m tU O O a -1 ' 1 9 M Ainn mpAifi Sunday's Soorta Transaarilona ^Yont. Howell D P -T ts a a 1. M14 1229 MAIN 8T. Mup. CompMa tranamlaatnn By United Preaa IntenuU ooal waukeal. LOB-Te**t$. I.nijraukaaB. Hd online ttrvlc* alooi with Baseball 2B-Rlv*ra. SImrmxu. Ball, Coopar. H R - MANCHESTER al) oUiar type* o( antomotiv* Chicago IA L)— Acquired pitcher Jerry Y“ t(» •f-Bel'.,^ndb^B330 adjuatmant and rapalr. W* Kootman from Minnesota for minor- IS Im SiBHM EA baaor major, eradlt oardt. A dose lip of the (enced-ln brae ehow the large bloeeome of the Im patient plants to Its best advan league th o rtsl(» Iven M eta. m ln o r-Ittg u * Texas • 649-S241 third baaemnn Ron P erry, a player to be M*dlch(L74l 114 1 4 4 t 1 'Maks an tM 't\ at IRL named and rath. Schmidt 449 7 1 1 4 t FORD. 9U UaU ®. TW. t a g a . U * A n g e l(u ~ Releated In litid tr P ap* Milwaukee M E. Centar ElrM l ' U«. “WhatadaMbllily ®a Friu*. rernllcd rjificlder Ron Roanick* VckvrhiWiOO 114 7 9 I 1 9 irnditlon." from Albuquerque of Parlllc Coast FlngeralSIO) 24 0 0 0 0 0 CL league. P ^ -Y o a l T -4 91. A -14.722 'V'H'

*THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 81. 1 8 8 1 -1 4 14 - THE HERALD. Mon., t m . »1. i m Supplemental

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Y How would you UJie to save hundreds of dollars this winter in borne beating bills? Pebple are doing it — without shivering — a ^ it takes only a small invest­ ment, some conservation, and a good doee of common sense. ’ ___ Rather than pump money into a constantly beming central system, you cdn conserve cash with sowlemm- ' tal beaters, accordiiu to the Home Energy Guide in the Sratember issue of Popular Mechanics. Fte esalhple, one man — a fisherman in Malmo, Sweeden — uses only a small electric heater to warm himself in the winter. When he moves to another room, he takes the heater with him, allowing him to keep the rest of bis bouse at an energy-saving 80 degrees while sta^ng toasty warm. Another enterprising individual operates a wood stove with found lumber scraps and logs he cuts himself. He spends time to collect and tu t u(pod, but out-of-pocket expenses for-his occasionally op erati^ central and hot- water heaters are nnodest. Conclusion! he saves plenty. His neighbors shell out |«ib0 to fl,SOO a year for heating / fuel. ’ - The Mck is to use the cheapest, most efficient heaters for yoiir area, and in the places to y 'll do the most good, says Popular Mechanics. In addition, leave baseipents, attics and utility rooms a bit chilly. Turn down heaters from bedtime to breakfast. Wear a sweater or two in­ doors. And save.

1981 The Hearet Corp.

Beat the high cost of heating your home this winter. air Infiltration. The Idea Is to use an auxiliary heater where warmth Is wanted. Depending on the unit's capacity,you ran •4Mi" Anwricsn BlunI Supplemental heaters — like the stove above — keep your Scissors, OtHRtg.SSc thermostat turned low, and offset the chilly blasts from cold- heat one room or several as the arrows show.

MACC news

§ ’ Plight of welfare recipients explained YOUACHoiStl SHiBt Qroep a AiiwftCMi HttitaM or By Nancy Carr, director of voucher for <14.39 a week. That, my have an address. If for example, you tomorrow he’ll come back home” can earmark your donation to be Furniture Bank: To Phil Susag, Meii*t8U4let*TIIIIEX Wobolof^tNowWoiM friends, is <2.05 a day or 68 cents a used only for ^ working poor, toe Mrs. Roberts, Mrs. Robert Manchester Conference of own your home the town can pay up the worse shape you are in. t o r t z Arafog Wafehet IIICilQfNKj meal. Hardly very high on the ham to $200 (with approval) on the p elderly poor, whomever you Donahue, and two anonymous Churches hock. designate. One of these days though, sources, thank you all for helping mortgage (if you’re a home owner, However ga. Pab.Ustili6 My friends, one of the comments I ’’Well — they get extras”. the town, of course, puts a lien someone is going to come up and say our furniture Matdi Game work. UpttrttMHnli^e accuracy, styling A must tor srtraol, ottioe or home. most frequently run into (and as That’s true. There is an allowance against your property until such Chances are if you find a room “Here’s a check for the Human Both are thumb indexed and often at “church” meetings as at of 25 cents a day for personal in­ time as the town is reimbursed the there will be no cooking privileges. Needs Fund and I want you to use it Still growing hsM ttKKMiiKhi of iilustrationat other gastherings) goes something cidentals and 10 cents a day for full amount of aid panted you—fair But..there is an adjustment in the for someone on welfare because^ I like this. "Listen, I don’t mind household supplies (total $10.55 enough). If you are a renter the town food allotment for that con­ know how tough that is” . Checks for Aiming, toward the Autumn helping pieople who really need it but month). Every once in a while, amount the town will allot for a tingency. Instead of $14.39 p week any amount should he made out to H arvest, the MACC sponsored these people on welfare.....” pause someone, usually a lovely shelter voucher depends on whether you will receive $20.47 a -week for the MACC Human Needs Fund. Like Farmer’s Market fairly eqilodea to permit us to gel a mental picture blue/white haired lady, says to me or not it is furnished or whether or restaurant meals. At S meals a day all contributions to MACC, they are with toe aroma and color of fresh of these people on welfare..... — “well, at least “shudder” they not utilities are included in a rqnt. that averages out to .an allotmoit of tax deductible. lacked area produce. We have found “darned if I can see giving money to could stay clean. It doesn’t cost The town, for example, will pay $.97 a meal. H w one real break for crisp green beans, silver queen & help him. Why don’t they get off anything to stay clean.” maximum of $41.65 per week .for a ' apartment dwellers or homaowners Thank yous butter/snger corn still d a ^ srito their duffs and work? I’ve been Oh, my lovely immaculate and furnished room, utilities provided. is that toe actual amount of your morning dew..cukea, wax beans, working since I was 13 (or 12 or 15) fastidious friend. It costs a lot these So what is the problem. Problem 1— utilities (cooking fuel, water, Emergoicy Pantry: We thank summer, spaghetti 4 succinl and darned if I can even see paying days to stay clean. To run a load of On our list of available boarding heating, electricity, oil or gas) must Concordia Lutheran Church for squash, lush fat tomatoes...and toe taxes for them.....’’ pause to allow wash through the washer and dryer rooms (the same list we have made be paid by toe town (but this Is for their ongoing monthly collections of list goes on. Our egg man is still oa us to visualize their feet up In the at the laundromat costs $1.25. That’s available to Human Services and adidt cases-only, not for families protein foods. Also thanks to deck, and hand crodieted goods are PANASOr PANASONIC ACmC air.....“to lay around let alone give without the soap. Soap costs an ad­ Social Services) 1/3 of the rooms with children). Rosemary Gregory and 2 offer^. We would enjoy seeing Cassette ftecorder you more money to help them. I’m ditional 20 cents. On town assistance are over $40 a week. Problem 2 — If anonymous donors for pantry needs more handcrafted items on diqriay Pencil Sliarpeitthr going to give you a checkout I don't you are allowed $2.50 per month for you have waited to ask for help till delivered to toe MACC office. for sale. Plants, flowers and baked ~want it to go to any of t h « welfare laundry so you can wash 2 loads of you are in desparate shape: ie, two Why? Clothing Bank;- Our thanks to goods would also bis welooroe. If i7J4 OarHs»8fJ« 2 i6 a T 0 Ovr«aa.ttse wash per month. “Don’t use the Stella Varrick-Olender, RtMemary ^ou knit, crochet, sew, work with Oats to thepotot q u ^ i Slops One touch recording 6 a u t o m ^ loafers.” r months behind in the rent — the It’s obvious that almost anyone tapa«top. Built-In condanser Sigh! Over the past eight years dryer. Hang it up?” Where? Over town can only pay the current would rather work than try to live on Gregory, Pat Domanico, Anna cieramics or pott^...paint sketch wtwn pencil la sharjxioetf „ SimulsM wood trim. gKRIOO S S to W optional. «ncai07 we’ve published so many fact sheets the bed in one room? The landlord month’s rent.- I^ b le m 3 — If you’ve general assistance. Who is receiving . Brugnetti and 4 anonymous donors or draw...fashion decorative items •gany NTX eMNsala Mask — so nuny articles on welfare from would love it. The bottom line is that already been evicted for non­ assitance then and why? for responding to our plea for of any kind, come and j(dn our com­ Caiau ii (MsjOwasaam..... this office and still there is a par- neither you nor I would find living on payment, you can not receive By “whom” I don’t mean names children’s clothing. There is' still a munity effort. Meet friends and ticulan bone deep understanding on town welfare (general assistance) assitance frona town until you have a — I mean ages, health ( mental and need for boy’8.^Iotolng in particular, meighbors every Saturday bom 10 the pan of many many people that plush nor pleasant. By careful plan­ Manchester address. Presto- physical) history, employment as most youngsters wear out knees a.m. to 1 p.m. in front of St. James those on welfare 1.) are able bodied, ning — If your landlord will allow chango. You have a whole new list of history. As a tax payer you have toe and seats of ^ t s before they out- Church once again for their con­ able minded and just plain don’t you to eat in your room and even problems. If you can find a rent for right to know. As a humanitarian 'grow them. Keep in mind please, tinued support in providing toe v^MAgo work and 2.) are living high have a hot plate, you can make it by $41 a week or less, and IF you can you have, perhaps, an even deeper nweaters, T-shirts, sweat shirts and market's successbil location. .oiTthe^ hog on “my” money. having: breakfast for 51 cents, lunch find a landlord who will accept a obligation to learn why some of our underwear/socks will be most If you are interested in par­ Let’s tackle hlffh on the hog again. for 62 cents and dinner for 93 cents. welfare voucher and IF the landlord neighbors need to ask toe communi­ gratefully accepted. Donations can ticipating as a vendor, please odl If you or if I hit the pits tomorrow will rent to a person evicted for non­ ty for help. be dropped off on Mondays, from 1 toe MACC office 640-2003 for set tq> and actually had to go to the town Housing first payment of rent, IF, IF, IF. In short That’s a whole other article. In to 3 p.m. at the QoUilng Bank in information. We look fow ard to welfare office (Manchester Depart­ — the longer you have waited to get toe meantime, if you request it, we Cronin Hall at Mavfair Gardens. bearing bom you) ment of Social Services) at Lincoln Let’s go back a minute. To be help — the longer you have said Center you or I (as a single man or eligible to receive that food allot­ “tomorrow, I will get a lucky break ment from town welfare you hhve to SilVEOyflt»%i Famoua CROSS Pena, woman) would receive a food — tomorrow I’ll find a iob. — or Pencils and om Seta change of scenery Oxford RacgiietfSporta A Deluxe Equipm ^ Bag 8 . 7 0 . * 8 9 Consumer R ep orts^S 1 4 .8 8 Our nag. mm S S t r a . i ^ Choose from chrome, goM-NIM or toe new ’Classic Black'motll. Greet around house helps shouldaraliap.MB2. gtoforstudantt Chest freezers may cost less Millions of women now have it. and meliow colrae, there are many throw-away policy, simple Executives have always had it. at-home influences that have a decorating and family task-sharing By the Editors about them, and he told us there are Home Blood Pressure Kit 105, all Today, even kids are getting it. And tension-easing effect. Here are a are some secrets of a stress-free of Nonsumer Reports two types: mercury and aneroid. mechanical aneroid devices. The worrying about it just makes it few of Ms. Johnson’s soothing Which is better? What brands are kits ranged from $27 rtor the worse. household. suggestions; One anssrer to the contemporary DEAR CONSUMER REPORTS: toe best buy, and what do they cost? Marshall 105 model) to $46 (for the This all-too-common affliction is 1. A boose with a p u t helps put clutter crisis is a nostalgic oU roll­ Soinetolng has gone wrong with my DEAR READER: You don’t need Hi/Lo Baumanometer) when we stress, a painful symptom of these everything in perqiective. Memen­ ffreeser every year since I boutot it. top desk that keeps personal your own blood-pressure kit unless bought them." You can probably high-pressure times. tos of childhood, family treasures, papersrMk and rOcetdkeeping un­ Sometimes it’s in toe shop for two or your doctor specifically expect to spend a little more for Tlie'causes are as diverse M antique accessories and historic fur­ IS* three months. You can imagine toe recommends it. But in that case it’s them now. der control. ' juggling job and household respon­ niture stylu help stress-ridden per­ 4. A stimulating environment is problem I have trying to save my When you buy toe device, take it a worthwhile investment .— es­ sibilities, worrying about toe world son put problems into toe proper actually relaxing. Music soothu, frozen food while my freezer is pecially for persons with hyperten­ to your doctor to make sure it’s situation or battling heavy traffic. contu.. art elevatoe and books let'the tan- being repaired. I have to buy a new sion, such as you and your wife. working and you’re using it proper­ But, taken as a wIk^ , b e i^ too up­ Decorating with earto American one. What kind is toe best? agination wander unfettered. A-. Of the kits we tested, the mercury ly- tight is becoming somethin of an ’primitlvesr hand-me-down quilts home that nurtures such.interests DEAR READER: Chest freezers devices should remain accurate for Annual physicals are costly. For a epidemic. ; 'i C u l i e ^ ' and afghiin and nostalgic oak fur- offers a healthy ascqw from the generally cost less than uprights to the longest time. Ypu must be qiecial r^ r in t of Consumer Union’s Exercise, meditation, lUture reinlts in a cOhiforting home hectic rat race outside. Many ^foe- buy and operate, and they can run careful with mercury, though, es­ evaluation of annual physicals mall tranquilizers, a change of diet or a that relaxes both mind and body for longer periods between tors even think huvy. doM Of pecially if there are small children $1 for each copy to CONSUMERS, visit to the corporate stress with a remembrance of things p u t. cultural« rictament will prove more debodtings. Among toe full-sized In'toe house. The top two mercury P.O. Box 461, Radio C2ty Station, counselor are some of the contem­ 2. All work and no play midcu effective than a no-fat diet in freezers we tested, toe Whirlpool units in our tests were toe Pymah New York, NY 10019-0461. Be pure to porary combatants. The age-old an­ Jadt prey to heart disease, ulcers, flirting heart disuse. EHHIMF and the Sears 11155 were 6753 and toe Hl/Lo Baumanometer ask for the reprint on annual tidote is to take vacation. arthritis and high bibbd pressure. the best of the chests. The Rheem 0661-0620. physicals. But a more important change of And a home tfial fosters family C15 also performed well, but it’s not Among toe lighter and more com­ (Send your questions to: “From scenery — namely, altering a few. . enjoyment - wMhnr it’s in toe quite as energy-efficient. Upright pact mechanic aneroid models, Consumer Reports,” care of this things around toe house—is a day- form- of an elaborUe^ recreation VERNdN freezers aren’t as thrifty with elec­ toe Plpeer 206 was toe toprated. It newspaper. Volume of mall in, day-out remedy that can h^p room Ora oonvarttole game table, a Trinity Shopping Center tricity as chest freezers, but they has a D-shaped metal ring that prohibits personal replies”) relieve s tre u over the*long haul. full-fledged video oaatar for a sim­ 1145 Tollplid Turnpike . . are more convenient to use and they makes its cuff a lot easier to Adding an easy chair is an ple stereo— tt a codatant reminder Senior citizens are fably easy to defrost. Of toe manage slngle^iandedly. acknowledged anti-stress tost th m ’s inoce to life than toe % STORE HOUiS: DAILY, 10 AM to 9:30 PM • SATURDAY, 0 AN to 0:30 PM a SUNDAY, 11 AM to 5 PM • PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY Members of the Manchester nuumal-defrost uprights tested, the However) if you and your wife can . (Send your questions to: Con­ decorating tactics. Calming colon erlndrtobi. Sears 21166 was the best. take each other’s readings, “do-it- sumers Union, Box DCB, 266 are also well-known and rtfective S. An ornniMd bom figbtt ton* Senior Ciliaeu C u te r know what’s ' DEAR CONSUMER REPORTS; yourself” capabilities are less im­ Washington St., Mt. Vernon, NY relaxen. Blue and green, for in­ Sion srito t t d ^ . An orderly bouu happening by readtaig WaUy Fortin’s ‘t ■' V-.- ■, 1 ra g ^ column — every Dusday Both my wife and I have high blood portant. Then consider toe Taylor 10660. Volume of mall prohibits per­ stance, ors known to decrease is a haven from the confusion, ■nd tutnwiay ||| XU Manchester pressure, and we are thinking (d get­ muscular tensions and lower blood clutter and complexities of modern 706204, Labtron Lab 2048 Optimax, sonal replies.) Herald. ting a blood pressure nuchine for Marshall Deluxe Home Blood (c) 1961, oinsumers Union pressiilV!^ life. Plenty of storage qiace, a strict home use. We’ve asked our doctor Pressure Kit 120/80 or Marshall But, in addition tp pure comfort THE HERALD, ^ n ., Aug. 81, 1981-17 16 - THE HEP^-r>i Mon • Aug- 31. 1981 No matter how bod, TV Tonight

r.iO ( D Community Calender O ] CMeoAndTMMan TV ehannole t^S po rte to n ig h l All the highlights 3:00 from oH the action Nick Chertee end ® Movie-(Dram a)** "Bom b At God never strikes (D Joksr'sWM W Fiig Hartford (C08) Bob Kurtz. 10:10" 1667 George Montgomery. ( D DavIsCspTsnsIs leai WNiW. New Vorti . BrenkoPlesa.TheBalkans. 1042:An H M Is M s Cit(U>atlovstils vs USA 0 Movio '(Dreme) "Town That l) WIsNE. flew Eedford Dreaded Sundown" 1977 Ben Amicen pilot, escapes from P .O.W V navy CraekstI: Indian FlgMsr D WTNH, New Heven (A6C) Johnson. A hooded madmen stalks camp and plots to ssssssinste a n won. New Vortt lovers’ lanes of s Southwest border brutal esmn commandant, (u p DEAR ABBY: Some time ago you Pass Partuir and Buddy Ebsyn siw In Ihlsssrlsasboularuggsd D Enlerteimnent 6 tporte town.ehattering the Joy endreHeffell mins.) \ ' ran a poem Utted “If God Should Go Tsttssssssbsekwoodsmanwho Home Bon Office over the end ot WW It. (R) (00 SporteConter \ Star Trek ’A Place o t ^ ^ M aisd a trail ol clvllliallon through WNCT. Hertford mine.) on Strike.” It deserves a reran, and C^necUcut Screefdng Room gAction' rs savago Indian tsrrilory and WATH. Walerbury 6 sstaMIshsd tbs Indlsn's rights in S D e a r A b b y WWLPs tprlngflefd (NBCf Cowboye. Pert I' Queste: LarryCM) Thoughta To Uve By Sign m e ... Mehen, Don Gey end Monty 3:10 «a- S E b M ie e tl On Msbcesrs IContle. Cmemea ., DISGUSTED IN L.A. WEDHg Hertford (PBS) Henson. (M) AN Night Weather Service nnsFraniDayllnis) WVIT. New Britain (NBC) 11:30 3:30 DEAR DISGUSTED! Yon are Abigail Van Buren m) Sports Now Firs! complolo WBBK. Boiton Mteelon linpoeelbH 0 1961 Davie Cup Tennis only one of many to reqnesi a sports rsport ol Iho dsy’s sports WOGB. BprifigiReld (ABC) ‘ ir Benny Mghllghta Czechoslovakia va USA rerun. Here'a the pocumi WOBV. Bpringfleid (PBB) mm ABC Newe Nlghlllne (R) a ir" r, w h* n . v w w . s 4:00 «ophiBlioat«dkidnappino Anchored by Ted Koppei. It God Should Go bn Strike BporteCenter a d v «n tu r« Involving nn African Pre>rema teen on Channel How good It la that Gm above 24, Hartford, ere alee aeon on Movie-(Comedy) ** "Battle 0Movle-(Muelcel)**H "AIIThel amPaaMdor'a ton whocontrivaa an SBeyond The Blare" I9 60 Richard Jess” 1676 Roy Scheider. Jessica ' haa never gone on atrike, alaborafa aaoapa to aava hit Channel U , Norwich. f Chennele 11. 14, 21 end 23 Thornes. Robert Fawn. Science- Lange. Whileceetingandrehearsing Beeauae He waa not treated fair falhar'alifo. ■re received only by cable Fiction spoof of a planet in the midst enewahowendeditinghlsleteetfilm, Btiudlotaa of e berberien invasion. (Rated PQ) e director-choreographer has an In iblnga He didn't like. S M iitfa lelevMon eubecrlbera. DEAR ABBY: Yesterday my boss electric bulbs don’t last as long as (ip ^ in e .) effairwHhonsofhlsdsncers.Healso If only once He'a given up and they used to. An electric light bulb B sMm ftockford: Private 0 0 0 TheTofrighlShow ‘The tries to sort things out with his showed me a picture of an elegant Inyaatlgator mistress and his sx-wlfe, (Rated R) aatd, “Thara it. I’m through! can be m ade'to last forever. It 6 ) BBvauliaatyfnphonyOrchM- B:30 Beet Of Cereon' Out ate: Bo Derek. sofa in a current magaxine, and said Pete Fountain. Joan Embery. (2 hrs.) “I’ve had enough of thoae on depends on the sise, shape and fila­ ’ tra In Concart Programming may btf CD CD The Tim Conway Show 4:30 if I cmdd guess the price of it within daiayad or Intorruptad duo lo Comedy end variety with Tim (Rel)eet;60mine.) earth, an thla la what I’ll dot - 0 Nevredeek ANinety-mlnutenewe 0 1661 Beech Volleyball $200 he would give me the $200. (He ment. pledging. Conway, Harvey Kormen, Maggie Tournament Of Champions “I’ll give niy ordera to Ihe'aun ’The bulb in the back room of my w dioe Roewelt. Miriam Flynn, Bert Berdia final. Quarterfinals (R) had seen this sofa in a Beverly Hills (8) Newe W orld Deity News end Dick Orkin; plus e turprite 0 ABC Captioned Newe . — eut off the heat aupply! 72-year-old hardware store has been 11:36 0 22 Alive “And to the moon —• give no store.) hjghligrrie. natlonel end •ppHHrance by Carol Burnett. 5:00 When I guessed $2800, he looked as burning continually since 1912! By Intemetlonel. CD Maude ® Prayer more light, and run the' oceCna 6:30 Orlflln Queato: Nine 11:46 5:04 coincidence, only yesterday I CS Carol Oumelt And Priende dry. thouf^ he’d been shot. He said the Blencherd end her modela. 0 Movie-(Weetern)** "Black ® News price of the sofa was $3,000, hot he received a letter from the Guinness C M N o w e 9:00 Pelch" 1667 George Montgomery. 5:30 ‘^ e n Juat to make thinga real­ Book of World Records people infor­ DTIcTee Dough (DCD M .A.8.H. While the 4077th Diene Brewster. The poet Civil ® Voydge To The Bottom Of The refused to give me the $200, saying NBC Howe plolBeiurpriaelocheeruphorneoick ly tough and pul the preaaore on, ming that in their next edition my i O f i l I — W ar...e town merehel must clear “Turn off the vital oxygen till that my guess waa Just $1 ^ Ovor Eeey Queat: Julie Child. B. J. on hie wedding ennivereery, e hkneelf of murdering a bank robber, V Accordhig to my calculation, $280K bulb will be entered as the most Hoot: Hugh Downo. (Cloaed- feerful Cherlee ie eent on en the husband ot a girl he once loved, every breath la gone!’’ durable bulb in the world, replacing ^plloned'J^.S.A.) inapeetion tour lo the front lines. end hiding loot. (2 hre.) You know. He would be U with $200 of $3,000. Please answer 9 l Bob Hewhert Show 12:00 About collecting in your column. If I am wrong, I will one that had been burning in Liver­ B:BB S )S * M o fid e y Night Movie 'Annie CD CBS Late Movie'OUINCY.M.E.: O ld free d fls now Juatlfledi'tf falmeaa win the game. more, CaUf.,. since 1901, but is now 0 Nowe Heir 10 7 7 8tere;Woody Allen,Diene DoubleDeath'QuIncy'sboeeruinsan For no one haa been mpre throw in the towel and be a good 7K)0 Keeton. A romence between two iutopey end the results compligete Russ MacKendricIc non-existent. ' CS M B Newt neurotic New Yorkers undergoes Iheworkoflhepolicewhobelievethe writes about stamps, coins abua^ or met with more diadain. sport. M.A.B.H. many changes and adventurea as \ - I have been my boss’ faithful Girl JACK GASNICK, NEW YORK death of s nightclub owner wee and almost anything Than God, and yet He carriea CITY W Bha He Ha Queat: Frank they develop new interests. (2 hrs.) homicide. (Repeal) 'HARRY O: The on, supplying you and me, Friday for four years. Please don’t fhin. CD Movie -(Blogrephlcel) ** MedonnaLegacy'Anex-copiefound collectible — in “Collec­ mention his name or mine.. Sign • • • c _ l ABC Newe "WlngoOtEeglee” 1667 John deed end everyone but Harry tors’ Corner," every Wlln all the favora of Hla grace, Do you have questions about )Bulleeye Wayne, Maureen O'Hare. The elory believee it to be a cate of suicide. BporteCenter of e pioneer World Wer I evlator who Tuesday in The Herald’s and everything for free. this... 1 (Repeat) LAKEWOOD, CAUF. sex, love, drugs and ihb pain of (xf Davy Crockatt At Tha Alamo leter fume to ecreenwrtting. (2 hre.) CD Six Million Dollar Men Focus/Leisure section. Men any they want a heller deal, growing im? Gel Abby’s new FeaaParker end Buddy Ebaen alar in (U) 16B1 College Football ® Movie -(Oreme)...... of DEAR LAKEWOOD! 1 don’t thleeerlea about e rugged and BO on strike they go, booklet! “What Every TeenAger HtahNghte G lo ry" 1667 Kirk Douglee. Ralph khbw how your bosa figures, but I Tenneeeeebeokwoodamenwho O O 0 Monday Night At The Meeker. During W.W. I, a French But what a dekl we’ve given bleaede troll of civilliation through M o vlee ‘Airport’77’ 1077 Stare; Club notices flgpre he owes you $200. Ought lo Know.” Send $2 and a general attempting to cover-up a ’ God to whom all things we owe. long, stamped (35 cents), ^If- eevega Indian territory end Jack Lemmon. Brenda Veccero. battle misjudgement ordera the We don’t care whom we hurt to (P.S. And he should throw in a eetebliehed the Indian’s righto In Peeeenoera end crew membere execution of three innocent eoldiere. To publicize your club $50 bonus for protecting his addressed envelope toi Abby, ' America. aboard a crashed 747 retting on the (2hre.) meeting announcement, .gain the things we Uke; Teen Booklet, 12060 Hawthorne « PstUvalOf Fsitli ocean floor respond with shock end 0 1BB1 CollegeFootbeNPrevlew contact Betty Ryder at The But what a mesa we’d all be In, identity.) Blvd., Sute 5000, Hawthorne, Bha Na Ns Qusst: Scstmsn fear, realizing that with no radio * s s Cruthere. communication, it will not be long 0 Dr. Bcoll On Hebrews Herald, telephone 643-2711. It Cod should go on atrike.. Calif. 90250. ® Moneyline FInenclel.buaineaa beforetheeiriightcebinburelBunder 0 Fenteey Island Tattoo wants to A Anon. DEAR ABBY: You asked whv end ooneumer newe. w)th heavy the preeeure of tons of water. leave Mr. Roarks and his islsndafter iheaia on the Wall Street day. (Concluaion; 2 hre.) (Closed- he fella in love with an attractive Captioned; U.S.A.) eepiring country music elnger. L]^fie e inlerest Cklob^ 1 SMovl«-(Dra(na)*H "Adam’* Sllovle-(Muslcel)**lk "AIIThet (Repeat; 70 mine.) iHOUicfl^ancfflA/ Woman” 1970 Baau Brldgaa. John J e u " 1976 Roy Scheider. Jeeeice 12:30 Mllla. Tha atory of an Amarican In an Lange. While ceetingend rehearsing ® Itegenia Heroes Auatrallanpanal colony In tha ISAOa enewehowandeditinghlaleteetfilm, 0 0 O Tomorrow Coast- f e a s t s andhlabattlaagalnatlhacrualtyand a director-choreographer has an To-Coeet Quests: Kim Carnes. Migraine headaches igluatica pravalant thara. (2 hra.) etfeirwHhoneofhiedancere.Heetso Sidney Lumet. BobLeucl;e serieson W Nancy lavki-ThaArta trlea to sort things out with hie police corruption. V FaeaThnMuale mietresa ehd hie ex-wife. (Rated R) O Movie -(ComedyWeetem) •** OvOr eaay Quaat: Julia Child. (2 hre.) "TheBheepman" 16S6QlennFord. Hoal: Hugh Downa. (Cloiad- 6:30 Shirley MecLeine. Two men battle Captlonad; U.8.A.) CD CD HdueeCeUa When the best over e women end a aheap herd. (90 \ N M U R K .A N 7(28 ■ppllcent to fill the vacancy lor a mine.) \ v i :r u w o u u are really rniserable S OaSyNumbara eurgeonetKensingtontumaouttobe 1:00 7:SO ebeeutlful women.It createevarioue QD Ret Petrol IN L O N D O N FMMagaxhM reectlone from the rest of the stiff. 0 Birongeel Man In Football PolyGram Pictures AS In Tba Family Competition (R) 20%htarin liurftae Savings. I WHd Wild World Of Animala ®MovleKSuepenee)** "Hunter 0 F o o p le T o n ig h t An hour of \ t ni.i r-.il * IB Fan^Faud 1671 Fritz Weaver. John Vernon. An pereonellty newe, interviews and enemy brelnweeh scheme la DEAR DR. LAMB — I have PaocTbaMuale revlewe. .>|„J, . l,„ -(nr migraine headaches and they are $8 0 ,0 0 0 Pyramid uncovered when a government agent 1:10 First Federal is proud to introduce the Tax-Free Ail-Savers CNNSportaARapoilonwhat a eurvtvee a race-track crash. (2 0 U8AF ReNgloue Film really miserable. I don’t know what happanad and wbat'a ahaad 1 ^ 1:16 wBIBwB B w # you to get free gifts Certificate -• a one year certificate with after-tax returns to do about them. I’ve tried 0 George Sheering At The 0 Movie-(Drama) "FIrel j'M acNa»lohrar naport Cerlyele Set in enintimete cafe. Deadly B ln" 1680 Frank Sinalre. that beat money market funds hands down. The Tax-Free everything, bed rest, cold com­ Your Health Morseambn And Wlaa George Sheering end beeelat Brian Faye Dunaway. An aging police The most fun anid earn 20% interest from now untii October 1 when the presses, la i^ doses of aspirin, but __ Baaaball Boalon Rad Son va Torlf perlorm a program of vintage detective la tom between the love for All-Savers Certificate encourages you to save. The first nothing seems to help. Camomla Angala % Shearing, including euchfevoriteeae hie fatally ill wife and hie obaeeelve I money can buy' Tax-Free Aii^avers Certificate, a new savings certificate, Lawrence Lamb, M.D. a Carol Bumatt And Frianda •This Can't Be Love'. 'M y Funny search for a peychopathic kilter. $2,000 of interest is tax-exempt If you file a Joint income There doesn’t see to be any one 7:60 Valentine' and 'Lullaby of BIrdlend'. (Rated R) (112 mine.) becomes avaiiabie. Open an interim account at First thing that brings on an attack. They (B ) Talavlalon Tonight Pravlaw on 10:00 1:30 tax return; the first $1,000 is exempt if you file an in­ tha baat bata lor lalavlawing that (DCD Lou Grant When Crusher ® Love American Style Federai with as iittie as $500 and we’li pay you an annuai happen any time and always begin night. Carter, a hard-hitting pro football 2:00 aritO ater. ia sued for injuring en opponent. Ortl|u^ .with a sore spot on the right side of ® Beet Of Midday dividual return. A minimum investment of only $500, FStlC (D d ) WKRP In CIneInnall Laa itraleeaqueetionsaUheTfibuneover ® Joe Franklin Show rate of 20% on that money through September-30. Then ■ ad which may last for hours Naaaman’a larm nawa raporting on how well it covera the touchy subject 0 BporteUpdeleTheleteetaporte insurance up to $100,000 and a high guaranteed interest etting worse. Then 1 become atatkm WKRP uHna him lha covalad of violence in sports. (Repeal; 60 reeuHe for the Weet Coeat eporta •(•Ml* ■•Ot O • C»—.» < we’ii automaticaiiy transfer your investment into the new about 10 to 12 miles a week for 15 Sllvar Sow Award Irom tha , and my bands start to tlon. Such evwits are of short dura­ mins.) fens. rate make the Tax-Free All-Savers Certificate one of the years. Recently my parents men­ praatigloua Palar PIpar Pork CD Newt Get Smart tax-free certificate. And when you open your account, ... .specially my left one. After tion and are followed by dilation of Packara Oulld. but Laa naada a data ® 1BB1 European Body Budding Movie-(Comedy) ** "Swim tioned that I had a heart murmur best investment opportunities ever. ___ the pain gets worse until I the artery with the onset of the lor tha banquat. (Rapaal) Chempk>nship 8Teem " 1660 JemeeDeughton. you’ll have your choice of fine gifts from G.E. and Timex. when I was an infant. I mentioned it (CMflHagaxIna 0 Frooman Reporle A One hour Stephen Furet. A swim teem hasn't vomit. Then all the symptoms com­ severe pain. G j B TbaVa Ineradibla A daring cell-ln. in-depth talk show with a live to an Army doctor when I was won a meet in the peat seven yeera. pletely disappear and it ia as if It ■ Migrain headaches are one of the Waal Oarman who mada haadllnaa audience. _ but with a new coach they might win types of headaches discussed in ’Die drafted in 1957 but evidently nothing by flying tha Atlantic atrappad lo lha O Connecticut Prime Time this year. (Rated PQ) (2 hfe.) had never happened. The symptoms top of an airplana. a top aluntpilot 10:19 2:20 Your Actual Health L etter number 16-12, was found. Nothing has been said whopiarlormalhaworid'allralopalda 0 IndependenINewe All-Severe always occur in the same.order. since on other examinations. Just ® News Interest Rate* Your Tax Bracket After-Tax Yield I’m getting worried because they H..aiiiiphpx and What to Do About down loop a mara 5 taal Irom the 10:30 2:29 Them, which I am sending you. what is a heart murmur? Can it cor­ ground, ana railroad diaaalar that 0 Dick Cevett Show ‘Ride 'Em ® Newe-Weether are becomii^ more frequent and I rect itself over time? Do you see waa aaamingly avarlad by a Cowboye. Pert I' Queste: Larry 2:30 2 5 % 14.00% seem to be awfully young to have O tbm vrtw want this .issue can amonHIon. (Rapaal; 60 mlna.) Mehen. Don Gey end Monty CD Moment Of Meditation 10.50% any reason for me to change my S) Tha Chrtattana 'PolHanaia And Henson. 0 Overnight Deek Best of the days such trouble. I’m Just 21. Do you. send 76 cents with a long, stamped, 10:46 3 2 % 15.44% jogging habits in view of this? emhualaam’ reports: N awed a ek. Freeman 10.50% know what could possibly the cause self-addressed envelope for it to me, B naal Of Tha NFL Supar 0 Odd Couple Reporle. Speorte Update end 4 3 % 18.10% in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box DEAR READER — Murmurs are Savantlaa _ Moneyline. 10.50% of this? sounds of biood circulating through ffliloylaKComady)**'* 'Thara ^CDCD00^News 0 Laurel And Hardy DEAR READER — You don’t 1551, Radio City SUUon, New York. 0oaaThaBrlda''.18B0 Tommy ^ M.A.8.H. 10.50% 5 0 % 2 1 .0 0 % the heart. The ones we are con­ Smolhara,Twiggy. A naryoua mention having seen a- doctor. NY 1(X>19. As it explains, migraines can b e ^ at an/arly age, even in cern^ about are associated with a^arilalng axacutiva lata vialona ol -imernt rtwoi io .o u t» i i •quivii.m lo ,« t . u i h i. m - m r - "‘-'i";™ "' Anyone who has persistent or ■ hla 'draam girl' eraata havoc In hla Treiauty Bill! as o( lh« most recant auction data and la used as an axample wfy. tetual r a l ^ l ^ childhood. So yw rtte not too young defects of the heart valves, such as bualnaaaandonhiadaughtar a baaed on Treasury auction ot September 3. FSLIC repuirea substantial penalties lor early withdrawal, recurrent headaches should have an to have them. you see from rheumatic heart dis­ «dd!nflday.(gomlna.) of cartllleates. examination as many different il­ ease or from birth defects of the 8 8 V Lima Houaa On Tha 9 ^ ^ As you have found, many different intweat on the Interim Inyeslment le baaed on a 3M (Jay year aivj P »y «y « lnesses can cause such symptoms. Pralrla Carolina Ingalla and her MONDAY THRU THURSDAY HIOHTS heart. , daughter Laura bring |oy to thair 10 permit First Federal Savinos to transit the prlnclpal^arnouitl Itrtt^llw Jax F ^ That includes such things as an im­ factors may be associated with at- SAO P.M. to $d)0 P.M. onSetober 1,1981 will resullln the complaW lose ol rnteres to ll^ tecka. including stress. Too much The turbulence of the blood that buabanda whan they ahnuHanaoutly Interim Repurchase Investment will be paid past the maturity (lata. Thla Intolm ^ u re h a M In w pending stroke and a brain tumor. causes the sound can be caused by announce that each la pregnant; bul, BAKED STUFFED ment Is lulTy secured by Instrumentsuments ol the U.8. oovemmamQovemmant or itaIts apermapencies; le^tl^ may weare nnot m savirye w in y . ac* Your story does sound like the sleM may cause one. Among foods Carolina laarna aoma ahallaring '"*"M,S?ltst!,d’irertolnsuredbyt^^^^Jeooaljs and'are not Insuredby the FSUO. My Investment Tn the Intwlm Hepurohase Amae- that may be a factor are cheeses an active circulation as you see in a nawa tollowing her mad cal classic mi^aine headache and if examination. (Repeat; 60 mine.) EO' ineniTs ctinlliSiant upon my Agreeing to the terms and conditions ol the Repurchm (especiaUy aged ones), sour c i ^ ^ child and sometimes in an athlete. llllcats and dliclosiire stalement^Ich are staled in the that is so there are more effective (Cloaad.Captlanad; U.S.A.) CHICKEN BREAST United Aftisis dicated. Thla obligations Is not transterMIe, cannot be borrowed m ln si and does 9'*®* Phianti wine, sherry, beer, pickled These murmurs have no B P rtmanawa' llOSallllltataporta period II does not^rmll any allwatlons, additions, or wllhdrawsla and eatj®®* ** me^cines available than the form significance. Evidently you had such around the nation and lha world. VEQETABLE S Federal Savings raaervaa the right to wllhdra" 'hi. oiiar at anv lima. Oltolno rata Is subject lo of self-treatment you have a sound and it has disappeared in Major , t o e s e d s a l a d change. Valid tor Connecticut residents only. 8 O r eat Parfermancaa 'A Lila in described. ____ yeast time. In that case it means nothing tha Theatre' Thla two charaetar play The symptoms such as weakness and should have no influence on your by David Mamal oantara on two of your band are usually caused by a te n d e ^ rs. aetora; one a aaaaonad valaran. the ONLY •3 .9 5 DEAR DR. LAMB - I a m ^ jogging or other forma of physical other a naophyta. 6111a Rabb and Application Form \ constriction of an artery in your activity. Pater Evana ra-eraala Ibair brain that controls that body func- jrearS' old aiid lufjre been Qfl*Broadway rolaa. 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A I 18 - THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 31. 1961 - r ■WAMIITM _ RhnrhM M. flchulx THE HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 31. 1981 - 19 -84 repairs lam traffic lUHATiPieerTO uwatjficAn't f LOUIS THE < ACROSS 4 Large cask 'Answer to Previous Punie SCmi€XrUEEK,ANP REMEMBER UMOMARREP (^LLIONTH? 5 Genetic UDUIS1XEMILU 0NTM? 1 South African material . Region antelope 6 Bear witness LOCKERCOMBMAnON? 4 Commerce to 9 Anonymous 7 Passes away 10 Saucier 8 Skinny fish Six die in weekend accidents In the year foSomnu your birth­ 9 ______L_ Fortas day help wW be avaSabla to you 13 Tribe as each of your needs bsoome 14 Elaborately 10 Boxer Palooka Highlights 11 Folksinger was transferred to Hartford Hospital, apparent to others. You'S dls- 15 Lamb's being driven to worfc.at the time of the not to get on 84 if they were traveling as Guthrie By United Press International far as East Hartford. where he died about three hours after the oovar that, whan lovsd ones rh other « ' acckjent, officials said. know your protUanw, they'll 16 Long fish 12 Cereal grain At least six people died in weekend State poliqp divers searched the ’Traffic spilled through East Hartford accident. bend over baokward to assist z2 L 17 To be (Lat.) 18 Part ol corn traffic accidents in Connecticut, two Connecticut River Sdnday, but were un­ as motorists tried to find alternate ’Two passengers in the truck were not 18 Depression ini- plant Brook w ork started PIUtCILLA’B FOP — Ed tullhfBn men were believed drowned and repairs able to find a man they said jumped routes and police reported five fender injured, police said. ISSmO (Aag. « 8 spt 31) You Hals 19 Sea oouM bo offared somsihing 20 Is indebted to 21 Made latter on Interstate 84 created an B-mile-long Saturday from the Bulkeley Bridge in benders from 4 to 6 p.nth A woman died of Injuries *uffwrt In a r u . BE IN THE K 3 F 9 U R E V I E L L .I T H E U 6 E P T D 32 Greek letter 45 Substance SOUTH WINDSOR — The town has acquired all today th e ta 's IssI rakiotam U K E 5 T O G IVES HIM JUST TAKE A 23 Quick lunch 22 Long period traffic jam delaying motorists up to Hartford In a daredevil stunt. Replacenoient of a deteriorating steel head-on collision on Route 19 in Stafford to aooapt. Don't be. Iha donor BNSBAAENT IF of time 35 Clothing 46 Therefore necessary easements to complete the final phase of beam on the highway bridge began about MSilNEEPME, B E A T HI9 INCENTIVE NAP EVEPeV place, the Avery Brook flood control project and work has three hours. Police also couldn’t find a man who l^rings Saturday. won’t miss n, and he or she Is N ie H T A F T E R 26 Revolving 23 Direction substance 48 liltermediate A Bridgeport man died and his fiancee feU from a fishing boat and was swept 10:30 p.m. Saturday night and was sup­ ostUng much Joy out ol gMng. HAZEL. NEW 30 Eager 24 Verify 36 Defective (prefix) started on the site. Police said Agnes PiccoU, 64, of Staf­ Romanoa, traval, luok, SUPPER.' was critically injured in a motorcycle away by currents near Branford Beacon posed to be re p a ir^ by 1 p.m. Sunday. WORK0ENOH 31 Nan/e part 25 Confaranca 38 Having beat 50 Energy unit Richard Sartor, town manager, said 21 of the ford Springs, died at Johnson Memorial raeouroae, possibla pftfaSs and 33 Gazelle sita,1B4S easements needed were granted by the residents accident Sunday. in Long Island Sound. But the crews were still, working late earaar lor the oornkig months chance (pl) David Askar, 22, was riding his motor­ Sunday night. Hospital from injuries suffered in the ac­ are aS disousssd In your Astro- 34 Collection 27 Frenzied 40 Part of the 51 New Iprafixl and the remaining 19 were acquired through con­ The Coast Guard searched four hours VC 35 Fly quickly condition ♦ ’The Coast Guard ended a search for cident. that begins with your mouth 53 Author of demnation procedures. cycle with Connie Hackett, 23, when the Saturday for Samuel McElveen, 52, of 36 Swindle 28 Pleyar'e pert four other boaten reported missing She was a passenger in 8 car driven by MaH $1 lor t i o i to '' 42 Isinglass 'The Raven" Seconds of the 220-home Avery Heights subdivi­ vehicle struck a truck at an intersection Now Haven, before sitylng he was 37 Actor'a 29 Eastern when they uieieiound safe in Bridgeport Almond Upton, 56, of West WllUngton. . . Box 4S9, Radio 44 Motoring 54 Find a tum sion have experienced severe erosion and flooding on Bamum Avenue in Bridgeport. Ms. "missing, presumed drowned.’’ Local Chy Station. N.Y. 10019. Be audition (2 beasts of Hackett was in critical condition today Harboi'Sunday. He and the occupants of the other car wdi.) burden association 55 Year |Sp.) problems for more than 20 years. Town engineers police continued the search without sure to apacify bkth date. at Bridgeport Hospital. Officials said they dispatched five $ur- suffered minor tojurles. UBMA (BepL aS-OoL 33) 39 Makea happy have said some of the homes were built too close to success Sunday. 41 Apothtcaty't r The couple was to be married in two McElveen’s wife, son and sister were face vessels and two helicopters when Carl Hurwit, 58, of West Hartford, Although you may be alow get­ the brook. remained in critical condition Sunday at ting started today, onos you’ wtight W66ks in the 18^foot boat at the time he fell in told a family failed to return from a trip e - s i 43 Actratt Work on the brook area is expected to continue as expected Saturday. Hartford Hdspital after two-car crash. gel out Into the smrld your through next spring. The driver of the truck John Palmier!, but could not save him. oharm draws paopio to you. Lupino 22, of Stratford was charged with Repairs to an overpass on lnterstate-84 Coast Guard officials said William Friday in which a Newington nian was You'S and up happSy busy. CAPTAIN lA S Y — Crooks A Lowronoo 44 Antiquated W ri^t, his wife and two sons had not in­ kUled. BCONPIO (O oL 34 Nov. 33) It negligent homicide. in Blast Hartford created delays of 2V4 to VOO KNOW. JUAT BSCAUM TOO VPH YllAH. HABVf.,, 47 Linie devil . Donald S. Benecke, 18, of Hamden died tended to return home until late Sunday Isn’t wrong that your genaroal-. 49 Half a acora 3 hours as westbound traffic was backed Hurwit’s wife, Frances, 54, was in ty prodorwnatss over your HAVB THOM MMI* POBANT jYOO OOTPOMeTHlN' Sunday after the motorcycle he was up for about eight-mile stretch to Ver­ and were unaware a search was being stable condition a t the hospital. MEAN THB FIOHT IP OVBR t 52 Area over a oommon Sanaa today. Much Is nation 23 24 27 28 28 1250 condos proposed riding slammed into a fence post In his non. conducted. axpaolad from those to whom ’The other driver, Robert Fecteau, 26, n x 55 Yorkihira river home town. Benecke was taken to Yale- At times, the highway became a giant An Old Lyme man died Sunday from much has bean givan. 56 Comparable 30 33 GLASTONBURY — Preliminary plans for 2S0 New Haven hospital, where he died a injuries he suffered in a traffic accident of Newitagton; died in the crash about BAOITTAINUB (Nov. 33-Ooe.. parking lot with irate motorists cooling 31) U’ s knporlant fo r you today to (3 wde.) 34 condominiums on a 65 acre site in South Glaston­ short time after the accident. their heels on the pavement. along Route 32 in Mansfield. 11:15 p.m. Friday in West Hartford. A 57 Failure (2 bury, have been filed by developer, Edward Kamis. to aurrbund youraalt with the Guilford police said Julie Lepage, 17, State police in Hartford said motorists Gary Delinks, 26, was taken to passmger in his car, Susan Lawler, 33, of oompanlonship of the gantlar wdt.. si.) 37 Kamis is proposing the condos for a site east of of Madison was fatally injured in a two- at the Sturbridge exit of the Windham Memorial Hospital after his West Haven, was in stable condlton at lost. Coarse or brusque paopla 58 Colored Rout^7 opposite Carinl Road. The same developer car crash on Route 1 Saturday. She was Massachusetts Turnpike were advised pickup truck rolled over at 3:15 a.m. He Hartford Hospi.al. oouMdapreasyou. 59 Onaa (Fr.) proposM a similar project for the same site, about C A P B ic o e N (B e e . 33-Jan. IS) 44 48 48 47 three years ago, but it wasn’t ever approved by the Bscausa your goals are unasl- DOWN flah today, they vrlS be aasSy 82 83 64 town. aohlavad. Your Mg bonus, 1 Bits Once it’s determined the new application is com­ however. Is ttiat you’S also win 2 Nobody sa plete, the Town Council and the Plan and Zoning £ > the admlraUon of your pears. 3 Conjunction Commission will be asked to hold a preliminary AQWAIBUB (Jan. 3 0 -M It) (Gar.) . 88 Area towns You have profited from a past hearing and give the developer an informal opinion exparlanoa, and today you'll be ALLEY OOP — O b w b O rs u # on the project. abla to put this knowladga to , O H ? ^BMUCMER! HOW DID I KNOW? WELL.., ( HEY, LOOK! I r>UR BOARDINQ HOUSE A n d o v e r use. It wW rdlato to daaSng with ise WUNCH,HOW/ WHY, UH...I I— ^ .. U. BOIIBl TH'BE D YOU KNOW THe I IM B SCENTLEMAN 'mKrsjertHEfs. (T sravOED LOGICAL V PURELY YOU'RE JE$TlN KNW*WMER '-ID \NA5^\.IXD8.,AWP NEVER BUaHT <0NE OF . Jew eler files charges Today you might discovar that PUT IN LErS irons another has bean hurt because FOR BETTIN- ^ C lE T Y iP MOST .STABLE you’ve mistakanly bean hiding 5 s— l MARRIAcSESL t - ^ WEST HARTFORD - The owner of Gem your true fsaSnga. You’ S quick­ Jewelers, a gold and silver buyer in the Hartford san d kindly put things right. area, is charing West Hartford police with conduc­ Front and center AMBB (SSarefi 31-Api« 19) ting a campaign of harassment against him. Your garitla mannar and sMSty to understand avaryona's point - Stanley Frank, in a letter sent to Town .Manager o f view plaoas you In the role of William N. Brady, charges that he and his family a paaesmakar today.' Yoii’S and employees are constantly being harassed and kaap’smaiaasa. disciminatad against. T m Sm w (April 39«ay 39) . Frank has obtained a temporary Injunction Mrs. Clark trades in horse-wares Bringing harmony Into your workplaoa today is appradatad against the town’s enforcement of an onllnance by oo-workars. They may need that would require pceclous metal dealers to keep By Richard Cody you to show thorn the way, but PXAUK AMD tPHlMT X* I______items they buy for a five-day holding period. Herald Reporter thw*SfoSow. . West Hartford Police (plainclothesmen) have QBlINN (May 31-Juna 3M You^ ------X e$cpe«r Tto TRAVEL MOge «$«TfM^lwa.Y VBHEN BOL’TON — So you want to buy a horse, but you can’t seam to know todsw that the been watching closely the goods bought by jewelers bsM way to copa witn an unso- THB lAX oPEgFffiONAt.. and p re c io u j^ e ta l dealers in an effort to solve find a place to keep it. Your neighbors next door have a da M a parson is to smoUrar him burglaries aHS'thefts of gold and silver. - kitten they don’t want scared. or her .with klndnssa. This Or you have a horse, and you’re looking for a saddle approach works for you ovary with a matching stetson, but you can’t afford $600 for tbna. CANCBM (June 31-My 33) the former, and about $M for the latter. .Totiay your efforts are Skely to I— Well, located inconspicuously in this little rural town be tuSy devoted to providing Town m ay sue chief is the Maplewild Farm — 75 acres of fields and trails and caring for those you love. 8 -3 ' . How typical of you to think of EAST WINDSOR — The Town Attorney Abbot hitching up to horse paths that go across the state. And adjoining the stables is the ^ p lew ild Tack Room, thafwnilyflrstl Schwebel said be will sue former Police Chief LBO (M y 39-Aug. 33) Your / C:j_ _CU) ' iC ii) KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE — Larry Wright Gerald Sibley if the chief doesn’t return more than which, according to owner Eldlth Clark, undersells any enthusiasm Is contagaous other tack room around. today. Whan assodataa sea $1,000 in unemployment compensation he allegedly your verve for Ufa, It wIS causa illegally collected since his resignation last Oc­ “It’s sort of just getting going,’’ she said while stan­ ding in a small showroom just inside the front door of team to Sft thdr sights as waS; tober. (NewsSAMn B tm n s a i «asM) THE JM)RN LOSER Art SanBom her home. For two years she has been taking special Schwebel said that state Labor Department has WPP 1M & ? I B O U6W r TH AT W g R E S U c H A refused to help the town recover the money. He said orders (they usually arrive in two days from the order, ^VfaOR BQM?PiMfeTUfB K his recollection is that the state feels that the she said), and was talked into opening thihowroom a lO:SO/reW B23. I aiewr SlURlFORYfeARSAHO agreement doesn’t concern the department. year later by her husband, James, and her next door ------CPiRl-VLB- NopiPAAUY I'M Schwebel has been instructed by the Board of neighbor, Robert Moses, who is now her partner. NORTH S - ll- ll Besides the two pieces of equipment mentioned ♦ AlOS Not. W rr«l$ 16> Selectmen to recover the money. trK87S Sibley received a settlement from the town in above, the store stocks all riding accessories, belts, britches and T-shirts. There is English and western 4107 exchange for his resignation after he was convicted tack, for either the show rider, or those who like to just ♦ QJ102 w 1H0Cpl(5ies. on a ^ r g e of lying to a state investigator. < □ < ] sit on a horse and look like they know what they’re WEST BAST 7 The monetary settlement included an agreement 4K 8 4J97S 1 between Sibley and the town that Sibley wouldn’t doing. VQ1064 WJ8S make any further claims. Sibley’s attorney claims The store’s only drawback, she said, "is space."' ’This 4882 „ ♦All she hopes to fix in the next few years as she moves more that clause is illegal and state Labor Department (OA94I 476 ywMwwx officials also question the validity of the agree­ into retail and stocking. soirra ment. ’The mainstay of the family business, she says, is ♦ Q44 borading horses, and she cares for any breeds, any ages, w a i WIMTHROP — Picfc CbvbIII at any time of year. ^ 4 K 4 J9 8 ♦ KSS e\et iNSTrruTioie, HE EVB'l ROOTS A^ INST “Is it a profitable business? It breaks even. I sup­ M Y F^THB? SAYS t h e GAN FRANOaCD GIANTS. pose if you had a lot of money to begin with, with a lot of Vutoerable: Neither AGAINSTANYTHING BKSt... B I S g o v e r n m e n t ; BIG CCN6Hj CMS?ATEO. City program expanded space, it might be.” Dealer: South Horses started as a “hobby” on the farm, and as fami­ frees Nertb .East Seelh HARTFORD — Hartford’s Dlal-A-Ride program ly interest developed, she decided to open up the stables HaraM photo by Cody has expand^ service to 9:30 p.m. Monday through INT T to boarders in 1971. Since then she has added 12 boarders Edith Clark stands beside the first colt born registered four-month old quarter horse. A Paa 34 Pea 24 Saturday. DIal-A-Rlde, a non-profit arm of the and raised eight quarter horses of her own. P us i£ city’s Division on Aging, will sU rt the nighttime bit Interested by the camera, he tried to eat It Pam 8NT Pest “Quarters are a very versatile breed. ’Their disposi­ on the Maplewild Farm In Bolton, named “A Peas service' for elderly and handicapped riders, im­ String Sensation." In the baokround, “mom" several times before striking this pose. tion is supreme compared to other horses. ’They’re a QmikyWEAlwa. mediately. stable and a beautiful animal, she said. “ How’s that for grazes. She said she hopes to sell the ’Three new vthlelaf ware added to the fleet to L a prejudice?” make more pon-madloal trips possible. Medical Opening lead: 474 But quarters do not dominate the number of animals IT. n» BUGS BUNNY — Haimdahl A SloHal trips will still be given lop priority. in the farm’s fields, for one can see grazing The land itself is located on Toomey Lane, ajiout 4 Boarding service, she said, includes keeping the horse aienU lor non>medloal Irlpe call the office after thoroughbreds and maybe a morgan or two. And the miles from ’Town Hall. It was first bought and developed clean, trimming its hooves, feeding it and worming it e s a a a u a u a. /tfC/WSffSWHVisrf 10 a.m. on the day balv ' want a ride. Gients stables are so clean, for a fleeting moment you might by David Toomey in 1926. He became the town clerk, and letting it graze. But she won’t train it. “We’re not ‘lev y ’s l a w — Jamaa SchumslatBr Sou WIN EVERY TIA/\£ who need a ride to a doktjr'l ollica should call the think she has found a way to housebreak farm animals. was a carpenter and raised poultry on the farm- into commercial training,” she said. “Yet." By OnraU Jacoby AT SmCE INVADERS? day before, from I to 10 a.m. r OK.ei^CTE0NEVE&^R^ AHEIXL.M3UW gEg»fT. ’fhe program has alio relaaod the policy of not aalAlaaSaatag — ‘ V L Y TT8VW 61D B O B providing return trips for riders who go to their Alan: “U it true that your destination by other means. The program, for the New Hqmpshire will iciil drunken drivers ■on JIm'i prmoot oo hto first time. Is also offering charter service at $10 an twelfto Urtbday was that he hour for groups planning trips. CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - New judges to revoke drivers’ licenses for 60 lose their licenses lor two months, even Finally, toe measure allows double wai thta allowed to bid No service will be available on Labor Day. aotrumB?” {(' Hampshire motorists arrested over the days for toe first conviction of driving if they are later found Innocent of driving damages to be awarded in civil suits Oiwald: “It raiiht bavo weekend for drinking and driving now while intoxicated. Previously, judges while intoxicated. In toe past, a license brought against drivers convicted pf baao a good birthday pccMt face much stiffer penalties, including had the discretion to revoke licenses up revoked under toe Implied Consent Law being intoxicated who are Involved in an if ha had played bridge tbu. mandatory jail terms for those with would be returned If toe motorist, were City gets m oney to 60 days for a first offense. accident. He dldn^ Hsrn until he gj JUfirr-njgN^^M IE Manchester. which also tried to mandate jail terms. Drivers who refuse to submit to expired. qpiood oaa iMxnmip with [N O p c o a ^ . UONiS UOOSEjpM The subsidies, worth an estimated $800,000 ’The sweeping new measure requires breathalyzer tests will automatically toaSooto hand ana then 1 W B PICKBTS- year, had originally been earmaked for the Oakland failed to make game.” _ Heights project for low-income people in Onrald: “Exactly ari A docked the flrit W f t t o Manchester and 60 uniU of bousing for the elderly Bacchiocchi death jury both haaiB and had to ^ on Vine Street in Hartford. P&WA could receive ton aocood. Ihaq te lad hte Dana Hanson, director of the Capital Region kiog of diamoado. Bairt Council of Governments, said the allocation of the "hopeiessly deadiocked' daSad. bat woo the aocoitd Is undetermined but he thought the Hart­ $6 billion in business gdBfathlrdha^" ford and Manchester projects would probably have Alan: “Til ooatoiaa with m was Robert Racclo, 36, of Hamden who NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Superior fering ftqm a se rere drop in commer­ what mnat haw hnppwi^ priority if they get under way. Court jury weighing evidence against killed .Bacchiocchi, whose body was isAST HARTFORD (UPI) - Pratt Ha WOB la dumnw two men charged with murder and con­ found May 24,1978, on property owned by St Whitney Aircraft could land an es­ cial aircraft engine business, w o v ^ ’t benefit from the project un­ PUrrCHEM t LANDING spiracy in the slaying of Norman Raccio's family. timated $8 biUlon worth of jet engine e r j & r S z s S i tJL PLK( - CELEBRITY CIPHER business by 1990 if toe Air Force is til toe late 1960’s when the flrst engine — ad ctab^wlto/toa ace (^(Z.* I ’M IN A. CaMrUy CiplMt ctymogtsnw stc craaM M l* quoxaum by tanwus peoeW. P M Bacchiocchi is “hopelessly deadlocked.” Racdo.alao was indicted in the slaying MOOD DINS.* andpiaaa.e.lMhlanaflnlMelpMtaianeatataiMlMr. radw'xWe'XaeuaUa. After 18 hours of deliberations, jurors but la ^ turqed state’s evidence and given the go ahead to build a fleet of is expected to be delivered. ___' S o ^ ’o Ung/ Thoa ha BPxD MOOD. ■ ^ ’The Air Foiroe h u indicated it Sahadhto IBM h & announced Saturday they were not close testified it was luteri who shot giant tranqpori planes. S^edul^jto^ Qot a Manchester news tip? BaccbUxtohi. Air Force Secretary Verne Orr has would Older at least 200 planes during “DC DU FJYQ’R CAP JXB to reaching a dedsion in the trial of toirdecade. At about $3 mlUlon per Mark luteri, 41, of New Haven and luteri is free on $30,000 bond pe«toig designated the St. Louis-based SSkl^^UagmMhk ip ^ If you have a news tip or sto)ry idea in Manchester, engine. Income to PftWA from the In­ ZDOMAZQ. D'N YRDZZ XB AG RVB contact City Editor Alex Olrelll at ’The Manchester Anthony Puccino, 38 of East Haven. further proceedings by toe U.S. Parole McDonnell Douglas Corp. as the back aad Sonto waa down to prime contractor if the go-ahead is itial order could be as much as $3.4 Herald, telephone 643-2711. “Your honor, we are hopelessly Commission on an earlier sentence Im­ tWOe'* posed for a federal conviction in Hawaii.' given to build a' fleet a the four- biUlon. Oiwaldi “He had baia AUBG HJPWBR." — NDMW IPBBAPI deadlodmd with no progress In sight. Do Another 300 to 300 planes reportedly ^ '■ ^ b a t be had torom you have any suggestions,” jurors wrote luteri was convicted in May I960 of engine CX transports. a a iw ^ . PREVIOUS SOLUTION;“|yloet ot the time I don’t hove much n » y be ordered In toe 1990s. a (Htota. AO ha Focus/Food oh Wednesday in a note to Judge Antoinette Dupont. conspiraty to defraud former Hawaii Lt. The MoDpnnell Douglas design do wat to wlB toalint hm. The reel Of tee tim e I don't hove eny tun ot eB." — Woody Gov. James Kealoha, in a 1977 $10 carried PftW’s new fuelefflciant Approval from C opm sa stIU Is « ------4a ■------k la ANen M e n u s , recipes and sinpping tips are featured in ’The The judge disntlsaed the jury until required. ; iS iri to dumny to ks«|t hla Manchester Herald’s Focus/Food section, every today, whra she was to give the panel millioq advance fee loan swindle concer­ engiM . . a c t as , aa entry for ning a Waikiki condominium project. But P ratt

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‘ /. SPONSORED lY THE S / Ctasslfted FOLLOWING Students still can SCHOOLS O P E N ^o U T^ CIVIC-MINDED BUSINESSES get financial help IMPORTED CAR PARTS P H K [R S n s n u p AUTO PARTS, M t “Speckdiaingrin Imported Cdr Parts A Supplies If you’re ptanning to be a resident student at one of ou “For Alt Your Auto ParU Neodt, Come See V$ country’s prestigious private colleges during tbe,I98L.82 ‘ 827 Main Btraat term, your costs will approach (and almost surely 778 PMfcor Stroot , Manohaf tar a 643-2463 exce^) $12,000 for the year. ’This stomach-churning 13 Y o u r MonehMtar • 849-3881 percent Increase over last year’s costs is, If anything, a M o n e y 's conservative estimate. Even the annual estimates so '•K’J PARK HKL JOYCE aOM ST, HR. painstakingly put together by the College Scholarship W o r t h MGIIAHD PARK MARKET \ Service cannot reflect every ‘‘nibbler’’ and “nick” — “Choicest MeaU In Totvn” “Flowers For Every Occasion” the little Items that nibble and nick away at a student’s Sylvia Porter 317 Highland Btraat 38 Oak Btraat budget. Manehaatar a 849-0791 ’ITiis 13 percent increase in both total costs and in tui­ Manehaatar a 646-4277 tion and fees applies to private colleges across the board. For public colleges, the one-year percentage in­ college financial aid officers for guidapee on what to do creases are even higher — 14 percent in total costs and and where to go. Today. 3 MAHCHESTER OK HEAT t L HUSH MSURAHCE AGEHCY 16 percent in tuition and fees. As of Oct. 1, the requirements for getting new loans “QuaUty Fuel ProdueU” “Service Fou Con Tniil” In an apparent (and understandable) effort to soften will be much stiffer,. and many of you simply won’t be eligible. Immediately check out your status with your / 61 Loomla Btraat 180 North Main Btraat the impact of this .blow, the. College Board’s press Manehaatar a 646-1232 release, issued today, leads off with news that over the aid officers. If you’re forced to turn elsewhere for finan­ Manehaatar a 647-9137 past 10 years college costs have risen less than the cost cial aid, the sooner you know this and start, the better of living, and It tries to downgrade the one-year jump, fqr your. too. If you family’s earnings are above $30,000, the student HASSIFF ARMS 00. KRAUSE aO M ST G GREEHHOUSES But If you’re a student entering college, or If you’re will be compelled to meet the terms of a “needs” test. “House of SporU Since 1944” ' “Largest Retail Grower in Manchester” already in college, it’s of little importance to know that You’ll be hit the hardest if your family’s earnings are in 621 Hartford Road average college expenses have risen less since the early the $30,000-335,000 range and you’re enrolled or enrolling 991 Main Btraat at a public college. Intend^ or not, this cutback in ’ Manehaatar a 647-9126 Manchaatar a 643-0889 1970s than .the overall level of prices. t . HwiM photo b , Rydof And if you’re the parents of two or three children in financial aid for higher education goes to the heart of the college years, you get no comfort whatsoever from America’s middle-income families. And if tjwre are two the assurance by CSS’s Program Director Joe Paul Case or more students ... D A W JAMES PERSOMEL ATLAS BAHRY OK CO. Tobacco leaves th^t “colleges have worked hard at keeping costs down Still another vital aspect of student loans, the interest 223 Eaat Cantar Btraat 464 Eaat Cantar Btraat as well as generating new incomes.” rate charged to borrowers under the so-called “Parents Loan Program” (parents, graduate students, other Manehaatar a 049-7000 Manehaatar a 289-6488 > products "Backwoods Striokes" and Is In fact, student or parent, you well may be in a state Philip Panberthy, Consolidated Cigar Com­ of shock after this news, on top of the Reagan ad­ students with incomes not being tallied) 4« to go from 9 pany’s vice president for marketing, at right, harvested from ,17 Connecticut farms and peK^nt to 14 percent, also effective Oct. 1. others In Massachusetts. New product was ministration’s successful drive to slash federal lending MAHCHESTER PRESS examines broadleaf tobacco leaves with programs to college and graduate students.. /- g a in s t this grim background, knowing how to shop W. G. GLENNEY CO. Tom Qarcia of Manchester, the company’s unveiled at press ponference"earller last Federally guaranteed loans to college and gradual for college — and then, really shopping for college — “IFfceii You Think of Printing Think of Us “Quality— The Best Economy JJf All” leaf processing manager, the Connecticut week In East Windsor. students will cost more, starting this fall. If you haven’t takes on a far greater significance than ever before. 143 Waat MIddIa Tumpika 336, North. Main Btraat broadleaf Is used In a new concept In cigar yet applied, you’re late, terrible late. RUSH! Ask your 1) The least expensive way to obtain an education after Manchaatar a 643-2190 high school (assuming your choice is college, not a trade Manchaatar a 649-8283 or vocational school) is to attend a public two-year N percent. IDS-80. users can write GOLD programs to college or a state college in your own state while you MORIARTY BROTHERS During July inutual funds purchased common automate repetitive geometric or mathematical live at home. CAP 'H CORK PACKAGE STORE Mutuals decline stock amounting to $1.52 billion and sold $1.67 calculations. GOLD also permits iijnovatlye 2) A more costly choice starts with a state college in “48 Years of Dependable Service” billion. Purchases of other securities totalled $928 your own state where youHVe away from home. 318 Cantar Btraat “Large Wine Selection A Daily Lottery” solutions to difficult design problenii, such as 3) Then comes a state college out of your home state, 488 North Main Btraat ’ WASHING’rON - Sales of mutual funds other million ahd sales were $947 million. parametric creation and modlficatioiyof geometry .\ Manchaatar a 643-8138 where you live either in the dormitory or off-campus Manchaatar a 649-0891 than short-term funds declined in July to $754.8 Assets of short-term municipal bond funds rose in Standard IDS-80 applications software can thus be million from $862.1 million |p June, according to the July to $3.50 billion from $3.3 billion in June. As, extended with GOLD to make special solutions (and share expenses). V 4) ’The next most expensive is a private two-year Investment, Compaity Institute, the national previously reported, assets of money market funds available to all users. association for the mutual fund industry. Sales a were $139.4 billion at the end of July comparei^lth college while you live at home. OnAHDO AHHULU & SOHS, IRC. CUNUFF AIITOBODY year ago July were $1,165.6 million. $126.5 billion a month earlier. Shareholder accounts 5) ’Then a private four-year college while you live at “General Contractors” “Quality Service At It’s Best” Redemptions during the month dropped to $628.9 increased during July from 7.6 million, to 8.9 home. million from $695.4 million in June. ’Ihey were million. 6) Finally, most expensive is a private four-year 147 Hala Road Route 88 Pulp system s(^ college where you live away from home (on- or off- Talcottvilla a 043-0016 $591.3 million 12 months ago. ’Thus, for the seventh Manchaatar consecutive month.these funds had net sales. ’They STAMFORD — Combustion Engineering, ’ Inc. campus). were 125.9 billion in July, $166.7 million in June, and last week reported that Fabricas de Papel A note of cheer: While federal aid is being reduced and this key part of the “Great Society ” is being truly ^74.3 million in July 1980. GOLD available ’Tuxtepec S.A., Oaxaca, Mexico, has ordered an M-4 dismantled, billions of dollars in aid are still available Sales of. equity funds — aggressive growth, million thermo-mechanical pulping system for C-E B&BOIL DONALD S. GENOVESI MEADOWS CONVALESCENT HOME growth, growth-and-inconie, and balanced — fell to SOUTH WINDSOR — Gerber Systems Bauer, a Ckimbustipn Engineering subsidiary in from state and private sources. Get help! Look. “File Energy Saver” “Connecticut's Largest Full Service Multi-Level million from $518 million in June and $505 Technology, Inc. has introduced GOLD, a new, high (Job hunting? Sylvia Porter’s comprehensive new 32- , INSURANCE AQENCY INC. Springfield, Ohio. page booklet “ How to Get a Better Job” gives up-to- 318 Broad Btroat “Serving the Manchester Area for Over 50 Years” Extended Care Facility” million a year ago July. level, graphics-oriented design language. GOLD is Total newsprint production of the expanded mill • Assets of furids other than short-term funds available for the first time in Version 2.00 of date information on today’s job market and how to take# Manchaatar • 649-2947 1011 Main Btraat 333 Bldwall Btraat will be 360 tons-per-day. ’The system will ipclude declined to $57.5 billion from $58.9 billion Jn June. Gerber’s IDS-80 Interactive Design Swtem. It per­ three 8,000 horsepower pressurized refiners and advantage of it. Send $1.9iplus 50 cents for posUge and Manchaatar a 847-9191 Manchaatar a 643-2131 They were $54.4 billion last July. Holdings of cash mits users to expand IDS-80 capabilities to meet thred 8,000 horsepower atmospheric refiners, plus handling to “How to Get a Better Job,” in care of this specific needs and enables engineers to prepare all support equipment. Raw material will be pine newspaper, 4400 Johnson Dr., Fairway, Kan. 66205. and short-term securities amounted to $5.1 billion Make checks payable to Universal ^ e s s Syndicate.) LYDALL, INC. and the liquid asset ratio for equity funds was 8.7 design language programs easily and efficientiy. chips. 618 Parkar Btraat LABONNE TRAVEL Copyright 1981 Universal Press Syndicate Manchaatar • 646-1233 C&M TREE SERVICE “No Job Too Big or Too SmaU — Fully Insured “Personalised Travel Services” 134 Eaat Cantar Btraat 71 Eaat Cantar Btraat Manehaatar a 647-9949 Too good to be true? lin THE UTCH SIFT SHOP Manehaatar a 646-Y327 “Featuring The Utual & Unutual In Fine Gifti” THE DALF COMPAHY 977 Main Btraat MAHCHESTER GLASS CO. 887 North Main Btraat Manchaatar • 649-6870 61 Woodland Btraat Manchaatar a 643-0027 Manehaatar a 646-8008 Banks pay high rates with strings ALLIED PROTECTIVE ALARM, RK. \ “Total Burglar & Fire Alarm^ Protection MAHCHESTER CYOE SHOP only if a thrift went into bankruptcy. ^ates in the next month, Americans, OPTICAL S TY U BAR A repo is an investment, not a Mortgage Association (Ginnle I^ e ) who for years expected nothing Manchaatar, Conn. “QuaUty • Service a Reliability By Mary Tobin current yield on 52-week ’Treasuries, Your repo then would be lum p^ in “Eastern Connecticut's Leading deposit, and as such is not insured issues. After criticism that Wrifts more than 5V4 percent on their 178 Waat MIddIa Tumpika UPl Businass Writer and that Interest will be tax-free up with other creditors and it would be Full Service Opticians” until Oct. 1 when it is automatically were allowed to back the rem at money, now are looking for that Manehaatar • 649-2098 to $1,000 per individual, $2,000 per the “par” or redemption v a ^ of up to a court to decide who gets Manchaatar ahd Manaflald , NEW YORK — Americans, newly couple. It was authorized by rolled over into an All Savdrs cer­ what and how much after the'assets fraction of a point. AL SIEFFERT APPLIANCES & TV-AUDIO accustomed to getting better tlian tificate, a deposit that is covered by the Ginnie Maes and not the itiarket “It’s a big decision,” Mackey Congress to help the beleaguered value, many now either "mark to are liquidated' at market value. 448 Hartford Road passbook interest for tJieir money, savings institutions and to en­ FDIC insurance. Despite widespread publicity said. ‘“The All-Savers rate on ()ct. 1 The thrifts vary in the “penalties” market” or back the repos at 150 could be 8 percent or it could be f2 Manchaatar • 647-9997 SUlUVAH SCO. are sophisticated enough to know courage savings. about the industry’s problems, THE CARLYLE JOHNSON MACHINE COMPANY that 25 perbent, 30 percent or even they will impose if you should decide percent of par value. percent.” Specialists in Power Transmission Since 1903 AdveHislHg. Specialties” The rate banks and thrifts are per­ Dry Dock Savings Bank in New Mackey thinks the troubles are 806 Main Btraat 42 percent is too good to be true. Or on OCt. 1 not to roll over for a year “more perceived than real. ’Thrifts 82 Main Btraat mitted to pay on deposits still Is and you should Inquire. One New York, for example, said it not only Shopping tips Manchaatar a 649-0823 Is It? regulated by the federal govern­ mariu to market but as additional do have those low-yielding mortgage Manchaatar a 643-1881 That’s what thrift institutions York savings bank said it will return portfolios that have hurt earnings. Martin Sloane explains how to HEW EHGLAHD MECHAHKAL SERVICES ment. What they are offering until the deposit without interest. ’This protection it uses only 75 percent of save money at the grocery store — 166 Tunnal Rd. have been offering In full-page “But they’re also getting advertisements across the country Oct. 1 is repurcJiase agreements, or same institution also invests your the market value to back Its repos. every Wednesday and Saturday in ‘"Ilie Federal Reserve and the mortgage payments every month,” Vamon • 871-1111 THE MANCHESTER HERALD in an effort to stem the flow of .repos. ’They “purchase” yoiir money interest in the one-year certificate so his “Supermarket Shopper” column MANCHESTER BUS, INC. and agree to repay at a specified Federal Home Loan Bank Board Mackey said. “They have an Qian Road “A Family Newspaper Sltsce 1881” deposits to hi^er-yiriding money you don’t get anything until it excellent cash flow and will get into in ’The Manchester Herald. HaraM Bquara, Manehaatar time at a specific annual rate. matures. have tightened up on the valuation Manehaatar a 643-2414 funds until Oct. 1, when the new one- trouble only if management makes Herald Angle JOHH H. LAPPEH, IHC. year tax-exempt All Savers ‘^cer­ lyplcally, a t 30 percent for one- Another said it will not release issue but it’s still a little loose and It wouldn’t hurt to ask your savings unsound decisions, usually on 164 E. Cantar Btraat tificate becomea effective and is month, you would earn $25 for each you from the commitment but it will Herald Sporte Editir Earl Yost bank what they do,” said Paul speculation in the futures market or Manchaatar • 649-8261 expMted to draw huge atnounta of $1,000 Invested. I" exchange, you give you the SO percent interest In keeps on top of sports in, his regular PAP AUTO PARTS Mackey, thrift analyst at Bache if there’s a run on deposits.” CAPITOL EQUIPMEHT CO., MC. “Our Business Is Helping You money. ’ ' ■ ■ ■ ... . are oonmiltting funds ifor an ad- caidi oh Oct. 1. While lew economists are expec­ column, ‘"liie Herald Angle,” on the “We Service What We Sell” » Hie AU Savers, certificate will dltiohal 12 inontoB at a rate to be Most of these repos a n backed by Halsey Stuart Shields. dally sports pages. ^ 307 Eaat Cantar Btraat This backing would be important ting a precipitous drop in interest 38 Main Btraat carry Interest at 70 percent of the dete^ned. - portfolios of Government Natj^ggl ROBERT I. SIMTH Manehaatar • 849-3628 “Inturanemitht Since 1914” Manchaatar a 643-7989 68 Eaat Cantar Btraat Local restaurant Some progress seen Manchaatar • 649-8241 TH E ORIQINAL- jy_W_JLC H E S" TED CUMMRIGS MSURAHCE AGEHCY ■ ■ M U I.Y o in “All Lines of Insurance With A Personal Touch” FIUORAMO CONSTRUCTION CO. v - J c j ' e “Building Experience Since 1950 in economic program MAHCHESTER DRUG 378 Main Btraat picked for awqrd “Pretcription SpecialUU Manehaatar • 646-2487 17 Hllleraat Road 717 Main Btraat Bolton a 043-980U ’The Friendly Ice Cream restaurant located at Tolland WASHINGTON (UPI). - President said “the Federal Reserve has targeted the correct policy” With its enforced Manchaatar a 849-4841 Turnpike in DtonSester, has w nad the c^paiqr a ^ RAagan’s top economist and the chair­ U n g u is hospitaUty award. The award is part of ^ man of the Federal Reserve Board sup­ monetary restraint. ' CANDIDS BY CAROL Friendly Ice Cream Corporation’s Customer ^ m c e port the continuance of the government’s Likening the Reagan team to a “You CaU The ShoU” P i^am and was created to recognise individual ti^ t money policy and maintain it Will “cleanup crew” following the economic MAHCHESTER MEDICAL SUPPLY 1. GARMAN CLOTHIER -7 U lead to a grtkiual lowering of high, in­ policies of Uie Carter administration, 983 Main Btraat 887 Main Btraat r ^ u T a n t acblevWineht; ^ “Hospital Equipment A Medical Supplies” terest rates. Weidenbaum said he sees some positive Manehaatar a^949-6619 Manchaatar a 643-2401 Restaurant Manager Dick K alag l^ ^ f ./T. * 134 Eaat Cantar Btraat for Us leadership suoceM, was aak^ to accept the A key adviser to fornler President signs. t Dismissing jitters the Reagan Manchaatar • 649-9018 award on behalf of the resUurant staff. . Jimmy Carter agrees with that assess­ Commenting on the selection of the local re s ta u r^ ment, but said the Reagan economic program has caused in some financial markets, Weidenbaum said, “ Look he said, “’The Friendly name has always «presm W program may not be able to deliver as SAVMGS DARK OF MAHCHESTER aroimd the world and see the value of the ^ 'Manehaatar a 648-1700 excellence of customer service, and we 1 ^ well as promised. STAH tYSKWICZ WSURAHCE ACEHCY GRAMES PRINTING award It.oot.att.Millli^aal artdevemwt, hut, rather, a "We have to keep restraining the dollar. ‘Sound as a dollar’ truly is an ac­ — Quick 386 Main Btraat “14 Offices To Serve You” “QuaUty Printing Service” total teahi^eft^qp^,' too .re^i^nt growth of money and credit,” Federal curate stotement again.” Manehaatar a Eaat Hartford • Bumalda ^ 80 Purnell Plaoa Reservb Chairman Paul Voicker said Acknowledging there Is “considerable Manchaatar pain In the economy^rlght now,” Weiden­ Booth Windaor a Andover a Aahford Manehaatar a 043-8889 “ iS ^ ^ J lch ester reirtaurant is now «*UdWeTor s e l^ Sunday. .1 f baum said, “it’s my estimate ... that in­ tion of the company’s annual service award, which wiu “It’s not a pleasant situation,” Voicker said, blaming inflation for high Interest terest rates in the renwinder of 1961 will MANCNESTER PET CENTER be announced at the end of 1061. average lower than they are today.” J. A. WMTE GLASS GO. Hie restauraiit staff includes; , rates. “We can see some more hopeful “Are you paying too much for your pet supplies? , /ynna Csmeron, Kerry Sndto, t o u m n s i^ , and fundamentally that points ’The three appeared Sunday in separate Quattty and Service for your pets” '^We Can't Stand Behind Our Product*^ toward a hqalthler economy in the 31 Blaaall Btraat television interviews — Voicker on 687 Main B t ^Ih u rin t mhitiiier Pick Kaiaglan, right, pot— with hit staff outside future. But we have a rough period to go ABC’s “Issues and Answers,” Schultze Manehaatar a 849-7322 _ _ _ SNpifiT*hli: Manchaatar a 649-4273 OSTRMSKY Inc. Friendly Ice Cream restaurant In MancheMer. The local restaurant has through here.” on CBS’ “Face the Nation” and Weiden­ roritser, Vicki CiitagMi. and Mark Murray Weidenbaum, chairman of earned the company’s hospitality award. baum on NBC’s “ Meet the F^ess.” Cohen. Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers, THE HERALD. Mob.. Am . II. m i - M

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G n , SSHSfi: panion and housekeeper for eeooooooooooooooooeooooo 941-8014 Dept 7816. Phone elderly' lady. Excellent RLsai EAST HARTFORD - W« aim OS xgaitw H i ia SURPLUS J B I^ O M on r olee-Blerefee 04 LEGAL NOTICE location and accomoda­ Call Refundable.______CALL A PROFESSIONAL MuiltaM, 10 m il« (nm nished one bedroom 9W TRUCKS. C v ,. tion. East Hartlord area. r*” ** ^TO W N O F H O L T O N rooms. Carpeting, base­ valued $214S .iold 1979 CM-400 T, ExceUent References. S09'4I665. WAREHOUSE WORKER - KxM lItBt school svs'laai. 'Your Community Newspaper ment. $66. w w ^ . G n, M k li« dWaoco to *1(0 Hd Similar norgaini avaUable. coiMlIUon, asking 81100. The Board of Selectmen will hold a hearing on a Full time days. Receiving, (To [lilt this Dirodoiy to work toi ymi (,ill hit 27li) Call for iitformatlon, $02- shipping, mlsc. duties. 5n-I22l. aootor. Unto itott at 1 M JI 8000 miles. CaU M6W48. proposed code of rules and regulations concerning PART HELP NEEDED 941-80H4, Ext. TIUTPImie town wide refuse pick up on ’Ihursday, September for light maintenance Steady work in Hartford. * R E N T A L S pw moolh. Wo wiU aol bo MANCHESTER - S g s ^ "Ooado." call, refundable. KZ400 Deluxe 1978 3, 1981 at 7:30 P.M. in the Community HaU, 222 work. Retirees acceptable. S3^23M. ••••oooaaoaoaaoooooaoooa You C^n Ad»erti»0 Your Sarvfoe Or JliMlna** In Thi» bedroom, complete KAWASAKI, fairing,, Call 643-9563, ask for Joe. 4 8 7 - 1 4 3 7 Elolton Center Rd.<(Comments will be received from Hafp Mlantad 73 Mnoma for ftont ■ 6t kitchen, prteed right. $278. 1988 CHEVY H for parts. haggage-radi, saddle bags, H ip iFanlad 73 Directory For As Litttc As $3»65 Per Week* Please Tefephooe 84629M after 4 the public at that time. Residents may pick up PLEASE READ •••••^••••••••••aaoaaoaa •••••••••••••••••••••••• □ REAL ESTATE G n , 5 « - m . low mileage. $1350. 0 6 FULL TIME - Pnyroll p.m. Ask for lUke. copies of the proposed rules in the Office of the CASHIERS - Kitchen help Call MS27J1 And Ask For Pgm or.Denise. MANCHESTER 6201 Ask for Andrea. Y O U R A D ClOrk with an aptiptltuoe for Extremely nice room. Selectmen from 9:00 A.M. to 2:30 P.M. or in the Of­ days or nights and ALL AREAS: Apartments WaasIWad ade are labaa figures and the ability to Working gentleman VW-1964 - Newly leboUt. fice of the Town Clerk from 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. weekends. Apmy in per­ GROWTH Momaa ^or Dal# 2A MHUHNa GMfTRASTIM and houses avmlable. If Hom es for Pent 54 1974 YAMAHA TX 500 - type. Excellent benefits. preferred. Kitchen engine, many new parts, son: Kentucky Fried you dodon’t see it-ask for it •••••••••••••••••••••••• Good condition. New rear Apply In person to MANCHESTER - Area of privileges. $50 weekly. stereo. $800. tetapboae646 , Henry P. Ryba siailiaoi.*'^ itaraliMa Chicken,. 300 Burnside POSITIONS c n , i561-1221. VERNON - Heat included. tire. $595. CaU 2969123 Meadows West Convales­ rofessionaI hnnet. To set- F1NWNIJBNIEUM StnBo Beal Estate, 6(B- First Selectman n spsasaii Mr aahr «M k f Avenue, ^ s t Hartford. Full Siiw opaninoi avallibto M i s n M S S u lOng ilaed three bedriiem after 5:00 p.m. tor portont dMirInfl growth cent Home 333 Bldwell ie an esUte. Custom built, Cabinets, Roaflng, Gotten, 1878. SOUTH WINDSOR - fni^ 06088 oamM Maarflaa and Street, Manchester, RooSng. swing, Ounws, "PIT wlm basement. KM’i o.k. opportunItKt In Iho rsttaurant itoom AJI 1973 FORD PINTO aaly ta tka alia at H|a NEEDLECRAFTERS: 8three bedroom ranch on AddHk)ns,Daoks nished one bedroom, stove, CaU now. Locaton2$6SiM6 induitry. Pothlon dutlaa' In-, between the hours of 8 and 100’ X 150' lot. One and one types of Retnodding and QwlUf radbMiukip Gonstnictioii MANCHESTER - Fur- refrigerator, private entry. WAGON • new transmls- itl|kial kiaartMN. Irrara Creative Expression^ cluda cutlomar tarvloa. 4. ______rSMlrs. Free eitlmates. •* el KsajMwfcw frln t (sm. fee) sioo, new brakes, running TOWN OF MANCHESTER needs part time instructors product praparatlon, and half baths, two fireplaces, niriied sleeping room for MOO. I n c lu ^ utiUUes. G wRMi So Ril IWiiR Rli Fully Imursd. tit itffi: t4t-4SII coition. $m . Telepboue 1979 YAMAHA 1100 mlac. raatiurant aupport Mutt fully flnishqd walkout FHONI8488617 working gentleman. $150 a HT561-1221. BOLTON - Carpeted two nMa al kia sdYSrkiiaisat and managers in your area. NURSES AIDE - Part time 6464819. SPECIAL - custom seat, LEGAL NOTICE Excellent training an|oy working with public. recreation room, double month plus security end bedroom duplex with gar­ « n aal ka earraoMd ky an - 3 pm-11 pm . L au rel g a r a s e . m a n y lin e SM m custom paint, asking $2,- ’Hm PlEnoing aod Zoning CommissiDn will hold a public hearing on Mon­ provided.' Call 1-800-82^ Beiiatlfa to Ineluda Mt|or f in e references. Share modern M A N C H E S T E R - 2 age. $300’s. Locators 286 Madical. Danud. Paid Vaca­ Manor, 91 Chestnut Street,, features. PRINCIPALS M m M V W i \ bath, free parking, no bedroom, garage, base­ 896. CaU 226407031 for day. September H. 1931 at 7:90 PM in the Hearing Room. Municipal 7888 (R equ est O perator 8048 (sm. fee) Don after 6 p.m .. Building. 41 Center Street, Manchester. Connecticut to hear and con- 525) or call 582-0508. tion, Sick Laava Covaraga, Manchester. ______ONLY. Write: Box T, c/o cooking. Telephone 643- ment, yardvara ifor pMs. $250.0 ilanrtlfHtfr and mora. For datalla, call DDPs NISMIS 2122. n , 5U-I221. rider the following applications: CUSTODIAN - Part time. Herald. ______^ Yott May Run M APU (Mobil EAST HARTFORD - 1967 CAMARO RALLY mantgar batwaan 2 and Cempert, Trellera end JACK DAVIS - ZONING REGULA’nON AMENDMENT (D-19) PART TIME 20-24 hours. p.m. Talaptiona 840-7738. Good wages. Apply In per­ Your Ad For Sumer Sorolee, In*. iscsnniCEniia Family sited three SPORT - 327, $1,500. 646 Mobile Home* 65 Bartender/Short order COVENTRY (NORTH) - OAS - UfMWCATION • MANCHESTER • Female bedroom house, VO amend Article n. Section 7.02.03 to provide requiremenU for the pur- S rra lh FKIBIV nTMRWTS son; Metronlcs, inc. Route A o M iu ly J 5671. pbse of subdividing 3 or more attactHKl individual dwelling units in a cook. No police record, Here Is a must see situa­ muMLnm. preferred, kitchen appliances, yard, kids. 436 Main SL 6 & 44, Bplton, EOE. tion. Owner leaving state Ineertiona At TMUjMBATmMt privUeges, garue, pool. RAINBOW HARDTOP multi-family rite so that each unit is on a separate lot intended for bondable. Telephone 646- $»0. Locators 2365646. 1970 PLYMOUTH Manohaelar, Conn. wants an immediate Y o u W U h. $M per week. ■ Telepnone MAN( - 5 room POP-UP, Sleeps six, stove private ownership. 3171. 649-3092 (sm fee) SATEUTE- One ow no'. V- SALES & SERVICE’ - We sale on her spachHU 6 room 6^0160 after 5 p.m. ■ I. Alippliances, no and icebox, excellent con­ mm 8. Power steering. HJM REALTY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - ADAMS STREET (H-291 are seeking men and full dorm eiw Ciqie with Panually finished dition, $900. 6464678.' AppUcatioo under Article II. Section 16.1S.Q8ka*aa*a*aaaaa«aaa«a TEAC^IER AIDE: Mor­ THREE BEDROOM newly Automatic. Good women in this airea to sell appliances, IVh baths, 9DMITY ALMMMM1 [UTTUNUn ent. a parcel In excess of 4 acres and with automobile parking in excess of Personals 2 ning hours in pre-school. LARGE ROOM WITH reOnlMied ahuninmn-sided medumical cooditloo. $800. BABYSITTER NEEDED - and service our complete carpeting and fireplace. Twin beds. Kitchen E1801, after 5:30 00 spaces — Industrial Zone — 134 Adams Street. Apply at YWCA, 647-1437. CsH us Ranch. Auilnble im­ CaU 8664679. Starting September 2nd for line of Home Cleaning 182,900. GORDON privllegee, refrigerator, WANTED: Ride to Pratt Application deadline mediately. ClMe to bus and Zoning regulati6n amendment (z^> An attractive Puff-stitch two glrl^ 9 & 8. From 3:00 Commission, -FEALTY 643-3174. freezer, washer and dryer, FIVE ROOMS - Second and Whitney from Porter A u ^ st 26,1M1. to 6:W, References please. and bonuses. Call ...... floor, large yard, dead-end, highway. $500 monthly, 1976 CAMARO - $2,000. Haw You To amend Article II, Section 18.01.01 to permit the use of trailers for cloche crocheted from 4- r-condiUc human occupancy as m ergency shelters for a period not exceeding 60 Street. Second shift. Call In my home 649-2330 after ^ plus utuities, security. pina security and Extras. Must sell. ply knitting worsted. after 10:30 a m. 64W714. days by permit from the Zoning Enforcement Officer. MUNSON’S Candy Kitchen 6:30. today to BUTUNSKY references. Call Mr. Telephone 6488033 after 5 No. 5985 has full cro­ 647-1504. - ______is accepting applications Rothman or Mr. Green 646 p.m. An CATHOLIC CEMETERIES ASSN. - SPECTAL EXCEPTION - chet directions. SCOTT CALL SUNNY 487- LOCAL FRANCHISE FOR IB RO O M for September employ­ P A R T T IM E ★ ALUMINUIliVlimtlDlin EAST HARTFORD • Fully 4144.______BROAD STREET (C-S4) TO tIDIg. tend S1JO Nr each 0643. ment in the following SALE - proof of $1,000 per FURNISHED, Private en­ aaltcra, p in 2H Nr peUagt tad AFTERNOONS - Olfice carpeted, one bedroom, 1987 ECONOUNE VAN - Application under Article II, Section 3.02.06 to permit additional haidllag. M K 1 K M D S / week profit with absentee (SSCleieTeCheeeeriemf trance, Private Bath. tastrament development of an existing cemetery site — Rural Residence Zone ~ 368 positions: packer, clerk 1 pm- 5 pm. Pam ll, place your modern appliances, laim- GLASTONBURY - 6 room $500 or Best Offer. aim i GAIOT owner. Total cost $75,000. Parking. No pets. CaU 646 Broad Street. LOST -vGray Kitty with salesperson and order correspondance, filing, IMKiSGilOOLt dry. $200’s. Locators, 236 home, basement, laundre, Telephone 647-1790. ItotoaitoitolmH stockings and bih. Call coUect l-40i::724-8l9e, 5729. white_____ Ig! clerk. Hours are Monday ie AWNimS « GANOnEt patch. Kids ok. $425. G H, For MONROE LEVIS — ZONE CHANGE - NEW STATE ROAD (L m ) I 1M Aft. Cl ANcrici t telephone. Send resume to S646 (sm fee). New Tech, N.T. fie ld White'flea collar. Vicinit; thru Friday 9 a.m . - 4 p.m. Mr. DeCristoforo. M d 2 2 1. To change Uie toning claulficatioA (Coni Residence M. to Planned G.S.I. Box S29, Manchester W e have a telephone SHARPEN SCISSORS Priat Naiaa, dddress with UP Spring Street. Plea Call for appointment 649- low-cest Apsrtmenle lor Pont 53 ReaMence Development for a parcel of approtlmately 3.5 acres and to Conn. 06040. sales position now ★ STORM WINDOWS A ODOIIS •sssossossssssssosssssss MANCHESTER - Extra EASILY. Dull scissors can COPE aad StiN Ntahar. 649-7W3. REW ARD 4332. large 5 roomer, modem B(H.TON - enjoy coontry S ite -? approve a General Plan of Development for the site — 183/203 New State 1981 ALBUM with a 32-paxe open In our pleasant □ BUSINESS MANCHESTER - family be sharpened by simply STUDYHALL AIDE • kitraen. laundry and nnore. living on one acre. Two Road. “Home Section” with full L O S T - P L A T I N U M office setting In East sised Five roomer. bedroom Cape. $500 plus cutting strips of sand directions. Price. . . $2.25. Bolton High School - 9:45 - and SERVICES n iE E ESTwSnt*+THEM $300. Locators, 236-5048 BARNEY T. PETERMAN, SR. ET AL - ZONE CHANGE - SUMMIT Wristwatch. ViciniW East ad. Available now. Locators nUUtles. Tmepbone 646 paper. As. you cut ... the c$n Also THESE IPSKS AT 13JS lACe. 1:30 dally. Telephone 643- Hartford. Hours are 9 2365846 (sm. fee) (sm fee). STREETT (P-36) Ceter STreet, Parker 0806 daya, 742-6464 s c i s s o r s . s h a r p e n To change the tone classification from Residence B to Planned ■.ITd-WHITE HOUSE tUIlT HOPK. ELECTRICIANS 2768 for application. ouHN N pitce aad applhpn- Street, Porter Street. am-1 pm or 6 pm-9 S «rv lcM O tfro d 91 evenings. themMlves. Want to bujr. Residence Development lor a parcel ol apprdximately 1.67 a c r « and to 20 WANTED - Licensed MANCHESTER - heat in­ MANCHESTER - Lease •■120-AU.TIME eUlLT FAVOHITEE. Please call 643-5393. pm. High hourly rates approve a General Plan of Development lor the site — 51 Summit Street. 20 floral aad gewittrle deslgat. •••••••••••••••••••••••• journeymen. Excellent SUBSTITUTE cluded. One bedroom. free - one bedroom, laun­ eniim wiNivinR . Hu m >ent or swap someing? TEACHERS - Bolton High REWEAVING BURN ••••••••oaFEd*********** •••••••••••••••••••••BEE dry, appliances, private SOUTH WlNUBOR a low-cost flASBlfiedClassified Ad. At Uils hearing interested persons may be heard and written com- •.m-HNITt rOH All. 2d Hadis.- Announcements 3 working conditions, vaca­ plus commissions and Won’t last long. $225. ' FatolT fashiaas, Oam dtsUii. School - all areas. HOLES. Zippers, um­ ArMee far Sale 41 parking. $190/ Locators, 5 -room house, laundry, munivations received. Copies ol these peUtipns have been tiled in the •••••••••••••••••••••••• tion, medical, pension, etc. many other full 6me Servfcat OHeted 37 Heeling-Plumbing . 35 Locators 2365646'rsm. fee) tOeiitATSSaSEAGH Telephone 643-2788. brellas repaired. Window ••••••#••#•••#•••••••••• •••■••••••••••••••••••■• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 2864W (sm fee).______large yard for Idds. $400. Town Clerk's office and may be inspected during ollice hours. FLEA MARKET; Every Apply at TomKO E lectric, OLDSMOBILE Cutlass •■12f-OOLlS-Old aad Haw. Haw benefits. shades, Venetian blinds. l ^ t o ^ 2188646 (am fee) n re a u > to d m . Ih.ias hew tc naU IhMa. Sunday 10-5. Coventry an- Inc., 190 Chapel Rd. BABYSITTER - will SCHALLER PLUMBING­ BGNE FGNE - Brand new. EAST HARTFORD - Supreme 1975, Automatic Planning and Zoning commission HOUSEKEEPER - live in Keys. TV FOR RENT. HEATING — Water pump Retail $80. WUl sell for 150. MANCHESTER- One and Leo Kwasb, Secretary ■.110 - HEtr tE hOllTS. 24 tique center. 1140 Main Manchester, 646-2066. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. babysit your child or Infant Deluxe ooe bedroom. Lots MANCHESTER ^ transmisxion, power plecdd aad lepllhatd dtilgat. for couple. Cooking, shop­ specialists.. Also, Ladles figure skates, also two bedroom apartments 661-68 « Street, CovenI Please call between days in myy home." of extras. $175. Locators Immediate occnpancy. I steering, power brakes, *1; ping, etc. Call for appoint­ 649-5321. - remodeling service or new,' size 6, $15. CaU 643- available. Centirally space available . Ti'elephone SBmCE STATION 9 am -1 pmt 203-569- . “■ Wuhingtoq ■■ "School ' area. 2365646 (sm fee) Bedroom Ranch. Top con­ air^xniuUoning, AM-FM. ment, 236-1688. STGNE - Telephone 646-7424. rep ^ . Free estimates. 5348. located on busUne near $2500. Telephone 0464848 742-9698 ATTm O AIIT- BRICK, BLGCK,... dition. Large glassed 4990. SOUTH WINDSOR - Cozy shopping center and a m r 6 pm. RN’S - LPN’s - full time Concrete. Chimney seboou. Fnr further details endoaed iunroom. Repairs. “ No Job Too Pelnttna-Peperlna 32 BRIDGEIT’S SCHGGL one bedroom. UtiUties in­ AppUnneet. 8800 mont Full and part lima. Apply In and part time positions UNIFGRMS, sizes U-14, caU 6467157. U EMPLOYMENT peraon at 252 Spancar Straal cluded. $200. Locators 236 Lease and eecnrity. 1974 FIAT 456Can be seen available on 7-3 and 3-11 SmaU.’ ’ CaU 644-8356 for exceUent condition. Cali alter 1 p.m. estimates. PROFESSIONAL HouaehoU Qooda 40 5M (sm. fee) anytime Satorday and Sun­ at so C Sycamore Lane, shifts for. responsible WANTED - BABYSITTER 6465049 after 5 p.m. V E R Y N IC E ‘ ^ O M andiesta'between 4 and LOOK FOR IT . for occassional sitting in PAINTING - Interior and day. or wertdty eveninp Help Wanted 73 nurses looking to Join a USED PLEASANT QUIET BEDROOM APARTMENT. 7 p.m. or call 6468039 for my Bolton home. Must be exterior. Commercial and 6M-M12. team of caring REFRIGERATORS, MIRROR 45’’z38’ ’ In Ma'ple COMPLETELY - On first floor. WaU to #aU' appdntment. fully experienced In infant residential. Free es­ RN’S PART TIME, All RECEPTIONIST TYPIST - professionals working WASHERS, RANGES - Frame for wall or at­ c a n M ^ in Uving room. care. References required. timates. Fully insured. 646 RENOVATED 4 rooms, SIX ROOM HOUSE - $850 shifts at Student Health Position for Construction together in a friendly, M&M P&H, Manchester Clean, Guaranteed. Parts taching to drexier $50. 2 »ra oor. Middle aged per­ Private entrance. Near 1 9 7 3 VW SUPER BEETLE relaxed atmosphere. Call 643-5168. 4879. per month plus heat. EVERY WEDNESDAY Service. Physical assess­ Company. Must type 55 649-2871. SmaU repairs, & Service. Low prices! Sleep sofa $35. CaU 646-1427 sons preferred. Non- Main Street. $400$4601 monthly. with radial ply tires and Competlve starting salary, ------^ H E A T It Security required. Call 046 ment skills necessary. Call wpm. Hours 9:00 - 3:30, 5 remodeling, heating, LEE PAINTING. Interior B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main anytime. smokers. No pets. SecuriW OWNER PAYS * AM Radio, ^cellent con- non-benefits package TEACHER - Industrial or write to Peg Maloney, days a week. Own baths, kitchens and water & Exterior. “Check mv Street. 643-2171. and references. CaU 646 avallhble. Conveniently Arts - (k>nnecticut state Director of Nursing, Box transportation. Only those beaters. Free estimates! rate before you decorate. Dan at 646W47 8 a.in. to 5 ______Very good mainteiiance located off 1-84. Call or stop certification required. Con­ 5897. p.m.. 6461486, or 8460068 in Our ClBSSlfled Section... U-11, University of Conn. qualified need reply. Send Dependable. FuUy insured. CONTEMPORARY re c o ^ L includes two in for personal Interview, tact Dr. Michael Blake, Storrs, Ct. 06268 at 468- resume to Box S, c/o The C & M Tree Service, Free 6^1653. FURNITURE avaUable at PRIVATE SPACIOIJS 4 after 5 p.m. mounted Sears Road- Rockville Nursing Home, Tolland High School, 872- END ROLLS OP PAPER WORKSPACE OR 4700. E.O.E. Herald. estimates. Discount senior . wholesale prices. Custom rooms. Sunporch, garage, master radial snows. 22 South Street, Rockville. 0561. EGE. for the back to school or FOUR ROOMS - Private STORAGE SPACE FOR bltlzens. Company INTERIOR PAINTING, and standard sizes heat, hot water, Asking $2166. 6478476. 875-0771. college crowd. Limited RENT in Mandhexter. No FEATURE WRITER - COOK - (Full time or part Manchester owned and over ten years experience, available, Visit our factory appUaisces. Working cou­ two w M b y hom e. Sun Time Only , 0 rolls $1.00. leaM or security depoelt. This is a part time position time). Outdoor Center for wiurraisamGC operated. CaU 646-1327. low rates and senior citizen ahowToom Dfonday - Satur­ ple. No children or pets. porch, garage. Heat, with flexible hours. Appli­ t h e Handicapped in Good for nundreds of uses appliances. No children'or ReeaenaUe rates. SuiUble MICTION m noH mcNMiC discounts. 643-9980. day 94 p.m. Andre Fur- $340. Security and cant must have had some Hebron. Full time or part EXTERIOR PAINTING - FAdinxreie? 125 around the house as weU as pets. $346. Security. 646 for small business. Retail TtwM 'cara will ha auctioiwd refermicea. Telephone 646 o ft S h p to m lw r 8th, a t B h.m . ht p r e v i o u s writing time (Weekdays or Apply In parson decks, patios, driveway p ii S i i f l u ^ t h V l m t o o r Must 4714 after 5:60 p.m. and commercialiy xoneU. HELP INTERIOR AND Edwin Rd., South winoso . „p The Herald 4714 after 5 p.m. Call 8761861, 10 to 5. 390 Naw Slala Road, experience. Please send Weekends); Year round or 252 Spancar Straal sealing, college Junior EXTERIOR painting, Manohaatar, CT BEFORE 11:00 a .m . FEMALE ROOMMATES > M snohM iN f. ^mples and short letter through early June begin­ serting work. Cheap rates. paper hanging, Carpentiv CONTEMPORARY white MANCHESTER MAIN 1S71 eHavnoLKT outlining vour background WANTED ONLY! 4 bedroom, sinide family in NEWLY RENOVATED ning in September. Single EsUmates. 643-04B8. Work. fSiIv uisutm. J.P. pedestal table with six SniEET - 3-4 room apart­ MS hi ■ m tiin n Manchester. 8125 per $16 square feet o ffice to The Editor, Box O, menu meals served of up­ Looking for my 2-year- Lewis & Son, 649-9658. chairs. Telephone 643-5257. ment, heated, hot water, isTooooae ' Manchester Herald. Please SCREENED LOAM- month pins utilities.. availaole. Main Street M Ih u u m iiH wards to 125 persons. old child with Larry or ENJOY _ UGHT TRUCKING - Fen- appliances, no pets: dp not call. Capability to prepare clng. Attics, ceUars, gar­ Gravel, Processed gravel, Deposit required. location with ampicf 1974 vans Scott Bototar, AKA Jim NEEDLE(5RAFTS? BulMtng Contnoilng 33 AUclee lor Sale 41 sand, stone and fiU. For Parking, security. meals of varied com­ ages cleaned. All types AvaUable October 1st. Catt parking. CaU 6462891. laWahnMMHW Johnson. Call Sunny, Creative Circle needs part deliveries call George Telephone 5267047. 1BT1 CHBVnOLlT PART TIM E plexities required. 84.40 trash, brush' removed. LOAM SALE • DeUvering 5 6465821 after 5:60. 487-0643. time workers, must be in­ FARRAND Grlfftaig, Andover, 7 fi- MS Sh Himnaiit S a l e s p e r s o n to se ll per hour. Call 228-9490. Picket, Split Rail, REMODEUNG - Cabinets, yards. $80 tax included, MANCHESTER - Deluxe Newspaper Subscriptions. terested in crafts such as; 7886. MANCHESTER 4Sat CHUvnoLaT Stockade Fences instaUed. Roofing, Gutters, Room ^ n d , gravel. CaU 643-9504. Three bedroom duplex on laWihiiHnniiin Go door-to-door with our KWAWm WEEIWU Crewel, Needlepoint, ExceUent 6 room apart­ 528^1670. Additions, Decks, AU types quiet dead-end street. BASEMENT STORAGE news carriers four Latch Hooking. Will train. ment, 8466. Excellent 5 cpuFSNmaiinwiML KITCHEN HELP of Remodeling and WATER (b AIR - Complete Wooded lot. Air con- AREA with dirt floors. evenings a week, Monday NEEDED - two utilitv per­ Call toll free 1-800-258-4706. •••••••••••••••••••••••• room apartm en t |S50. LICENSED DAY CARE Repairs. Free estimates. Kinmlzed Waterbeds,, star­ dlttoner. Oversized rooms. First room 18Vk ft.xl5 ft.;, thru ’Thursday 5:30 to 8:30. sons for dishwashing 5 OoOS-tfMt-Ptfs 43 ExceUent 6 room bonae, RECEPTIONIST-TYPIST HOME - WUl watch your Fully Insured. Phone 643- ting at $199. “ The •••••• $556 per month plus second room 23 ftxl5W ft. Shlary plus bonus. Call nights per week. Must be 18 B A N K P R D O F child or infant days. CaU Professional Waterbed $575. No pets. References 1969 CADILLAC - Local, medium-size 6017.______f r e e KITTENS - half utilities. Two months $30 naopthly. 6460717. Mark Abraitis, Manchester years old. Call George at OPERATOR - Full time. 6460282. People.’* Broad Street, CONVERTIBLE - Like Herald 643-2711. 643-2751. manufacturer needs shunese, half hymalan. 3 •■iS/Sgs&.tsas*’ new top, needs body work, South Windsor ^ n k & energetic, personable and LEON CIEZSYNSKI Manchester. 5,600 Ft. WUl sub-divide in A C O M P L E T E cbocalate brown, and long $1,000. ( W a W - - * - ____' Trust Co. Contact; Waiten orsanized person for front b u i l d e r . New homes, furred. 3 black short 2482. SmaU Seettons. 35 Oiddiuid Matteson for appointment, CARPENTRY service. NEW KING OR QUEEN RENTALS; New to this HELP WANTED FULL office. Must deal well with additions, remodeUng, rec furred, 2 months old. Street, Manchester. Heavy 1977 PONTIAC FIREBIRD Counters, remodeling, SIZE waterbed, never area? Let os help yon to grt AND PART TIME - Clerk- 2866661. EOE. people and have good office rooms, garages, kitdiens Telephone 647-9639. MANCHESTER - Freshly traffic area. Excellent - Formula 400,4 speed, aiiv AUTO RENTAL roMdrs, concrete work. No opened, 10 year warranty, situated. Specialists is Cashier needed second and skills. Excellent benefits. remodeled, ceilings, bath furnished, one bedroom. Low rental fee. conditioning, power COUNTER AfiENT DENTAL ASSISTANT - 4 J o ft m small. 649-1427. tile, dormers, roofing.. walnut stained pine frame, Too mura to Ust. Today temporanr permanent third shift. Apply in person Please call for anpoint- FREE TO GOOD HOMES rentals soles. Efficien­ steering, power brakes, day.week, orthodontic of­ Residential or commer- headboard, deck, pedestal, only 8246. 286-45648. i Monday thru Friday, 9 ment, Michele O'Nell, Affectionate Tabby and cies to 4 BR rentals. Check excellent cowUtion. 21,000 fice. Experienced BABYSITTER - Will clallHe-tTOl. mattress, ’liner, heatw, MANCHESTER Several a m. - 3 p.m. 7-Eleven Needed at Bradley Syndet FToducts Inc., 646 two stripped kittens. 646 Loutors. fee. ' us out and. register today. miles. 15900. Telephone preferred. Reply Box 2356 babysit small chUd in my plus padded sideralls. | 1 9 0 . tons for Store, 513 Center Street, International Airport. 0172. 5891 after 6:00. Fee negotsDle. Sclar Industrial Local 6478066. Vernon, CT. 66066 home days, telephone 643- DksiGN KITCHENS, 563^3; Rocky HUI. lease. $1.10 per ft. Ijianchester. M u st b e n e a t In 8331. FAMILY SIZED D U W ^ Realtors, 2361856. cabinets, vanities, counter I’M DBULA - A loveable to $2.40 per eqiij ift. 600’ 19H CHEVY M ^ Z A , appearance, articulate, DO SOMETHING ABOUT CONSTRUCTION OAK MORRIS' CHAIR - Fully carpeted, Pota CLERICAL ASSISTANT - tops, kitchen cabinet fronts spayed 9 month old tuxedo to 9,060. Hayee and able to work flexi- DOING NOTHING. WOULD LOVE TO custom woodworking, $S5,0o; Outdoor, G u GrUl w e l c o m e . ___ M r c h , a p a r t m e n t s a n d for fast paced growing MECHANIC cat. I’m gentle but very ble hours. Call Become an Avon represen­ WATCH your child In my colonial reproductions. $25.00. Please telephoge Appliances. $225. 28M646 OTHER R E N T A L S ; appliance distributor ser­ playful. 6334581, 3424671. 1)OLLAR RENT-A- tative, full time or part State licensed home. 649-5555; If no answer keep Locahmi. fee. Eliminate competition! v i c e department. EXraUENGEO IN: J.P. Lewis 6 0 ^ . time. Earn good monev Snacks and lunch Included. tryliqt^______Know about the rentals Experience helpful but we CAR. METAL rAMMMTIM FREE BABY GERBILS - PLYMOUTH and be your own boss. Call CeU Carol 8468403. ERIN MASONRY ROCKVILLB Clean coxy before thw’« 1*^*, win train. Please call 528- 627-8049 MEET MCTAl WONK CaU 6434456 anytime. carpeting, 523-9401 or 646-3885. b u i l d e r s , INC. concrete HOOVER MACHINE two bedroom EfficieiieiM to 4 BR r ^ 3781 for interview. EOE. YWBf fOMMl WWplOVRMIll WILL BABYSIT YOUR and masonry construction Washer and dryer. Por­ for kids, tato. R efdate todajr...Fee IflWE^N n esotia^ Sclar Realtan. LOOKING I a part CHILDREN - in my home. and repairs. Insured. CaU table. $95 tekea it away. Boate-Aocaeeoifoe 46 tors. 2266546. ■ ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ time sales personI to fUlIn •4B -877S Infants to school ajge. 647-1^. ______Used 4 months. Telephone AvaUiditoSepL U thtoOcL when needed. Pleasant Snacks and lonch provide, 588-1575. OLARK “ SAN JUAN 7,7" M . CaU avenlnga, 646 A RARK^riND • 8|»clous HOUSES: 1971 DODGE B a r t - new OFTHEWEEK, if HOUSEWIVES, MOTHERS : working conditions. Apply CaU847-66Sl. ELE f^(?AL SERVICES saU boat, 1979. Many un­ SUPERVISOR - for order SWIM POOLS Distributor five roomer, Childran FRUSTRATED? Need rebuilt eni^e, new ^ Mto Cm BiVi Yw 2, S, 4 tr EVM 1 in person - Diamond Show­ - We do all types of Elec­ ique features. Beautind for transmission. $ 7 0 0 or best case, Manchester Parkade. department of manufac­ trical Worfcl U oaued. CeU aid i n g of new 31’ long cruising, set iqi for radng. w eloi^. APP1*H£55' reputable help? A R ^ ? • Houra Wort M WEEKDAYS . icrvlce yon can dapandoa. iFaiitMf to Pent or (Met. Telephoae 6463408 — file — turing company. Mature EXPERIENCED after 5:00 p.th., 646-1516. poms complete wlUi huge Used two seasons. Arting ymtoTlOOO. 286-5646. •••••••••••••••••••••••• pluo ^PMiOMiali9unMl8forol9Nu|hiMra(7l9 person with previoue after 5 p.m. ] TRUCK DRIVER floork and aU oUier con­ JoQf ’COUUCt X08*Xlp 88M. •••••Mofoooooooo******* PHvate mat, heat, hot water, tw n - '"*>' S SUPER BUYS from tiwse 8 LEADING REALTORS: Call tis-iooo for appoint­ crete needs. Also, Uacktop Locatore, ly moaernlscd appliances. Telephone ment DAVID JAMES apartment, ae- driveways. For your free 18 i n c h ConspI ^V. toS S g.^ O o!fbW 8 T bedroom apsrtmoi ..... alter 6 p.m. 2168I8T. X)DOB MAX6V^, COLLECTOR PERSONNEL. Allbrio RMity estimatM call Andre Char- miles, AC, P8. PB, I A luwwwilfl EatalaJ bonneau & Bona, 528-7561 BA8T HARTFORD - Itam- p t o peto. WCruiae Control, Side P i ^ C'dfitwy 81 Jaekston/Avantn.l $180 PER WEEK PART DAY CARE NURSERY Aiiihe PorOale 01 • i/WitoaMy evenlpgs 644-9188. ding machine > $28 ' ■tda Avaoue - 8 bedrooms, Seenrity and nferanoe^ Captaiu Chaira, Inaldo lor ono ol Now Englond'o TIME - at home. Webster, PROGRAM - State Telephone 6468668. Arruda 4 Barramb Really 1671 T-BIRD - 64,000 nlmoat completed for • Fraolwito. Mnrtlii 4 Rothman, too., Raaltora l■reo■l Ci'odit OoMsollon America’e fiHremaat dic­ Licensed. Three understan­ 6461588. ____ Agondot. Somo onporMoooxi ding teachers. Bnclospd P A N B L IN O iwtaliMl inlloi. Eisceilant camper. H u two bMS,. *NiMlar Homaa 4 Qardans" 4 A W 8 9 II roquirad. A p p »^-■ imiMl a* tionary company needs S U ty p fD E D MENS GOLF CLUBS with home workers to update play yard, play ropm, Motokcyclea art to daniiad I t t l T M bonddrio. Exoollam n ^ A L L B U )- bag. Twin bed, 14" $> 15" fie R E N T A L oN tom unltoallttoto Agancy* U4R Ranity. toe. tunlly for ambltlouo ' I n - local mailing liets. All mSSSa, lunclM. W hlng __ for landlords, ... tell your no longer W o ? ’ F?fi’ r.C L snow tires, 14" ‘tire rims. oCanteiry^l Tadford Raal Batata dMdtwI. Company MnolHi. ages, experience un­ experiences. Keeney Roonuiif W ^ Y ^ s. Call for needed one w ith n Njmttj^Stwlouonly^ KSCWT owSSSi rapUM to BOX 88 e/O CaU D a v e : AU are In good condition. necessary. CaU 1-716842- School DisMct. 3Mi • 0 poratlon. i TM Manehaalar Harold. 7489. 5684291. dataUi! uu.Mi-uuii. ClasMied Ad. irifirificitffiitk if'irk 6000 Ext. 8063. years. 6464864. 1

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