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1.. resumed buying stocks on Nov. 19. Clearly though, he vised him not to — that it was tbo thinly capital!*^ a security to sell In a poor market. Gaugler also claims A few weeks back, with the Dow Jones industrials un­ saved himself a chunk of dough by that late ’80 selling— that Catanella never revealed to him at the time of the der 800, Joe "I’m the Greatest” Granville, the flam­ what with the market taking a drubbing in early ’81 boyant investment adviser, told me flatly that we Kenai purchase that Kenai was a Hutton underwriting. following the Granville sell signal. “ I don’t think I’ll ever trust a broker again,” Gaugler wouldn’t see 800 again for the balance of ’ffi. Dan Dorfman In his suit, $5 million in punitive damages and $800,000 Sunny today; ^ Manchester, Conn. Considering the way the market recently surged way in actual damages, Gaugler alleges that Catanella told me. ^ . . But why, I asked him, if CaUnella was doing such a above the figure, that Granville utterance will surely be churned his account — a reference to heavy buying and cool tonight Saturday, Aug. 28, 1982 in the running for one of the year’s worst market Syndicated selling activity in a pitch for lots of commissions and rotten job in managing your account, didn’t you simply Single copy 25q; forecasts. Columnist that churning (plus poor stock selection) caused an ap­ switch to another broker? — See page Z If you think that’s bad, consider the advice that one proximate $655,000 investment to shrink to about $17(),- “ Because I thought things would eventually work out- H rralft former fervent Granville disciple — stockbroker Ken 000. Gaugler also asserts that Catanella’s "unlawful ” he replied. “ I had Hutton, which supposedly was a Catanella of the Philadelphia office of E.F. Hutton & conduct” resulted in his loss of more than $100,000 in Co. — doled out to one of his clients. It was disasterville. good name, a guru in Granville, a stockbroker with hi? dividends. own radio show in Philadelphia (Catanella) and they ty industrial products whose shares are traded on the In just 12 months, between June of ’80 and June of ’81, Among other things, the suit alleges that Hutton failed were always throwing Simon’s name around. I felt I was L.V \ American Stock Exchange. i Catanella, running an account practically on a dis­ to properly supervise Catanella’s activities; further, in the big leagues ...” Named as defendants are Catanella, Hutton and Gran­ cretionary basis (though he was never given dis­ that Granville engaged in “ hand-holding” — in other Gaugler says he finally threw m the towel when Catanella came to his house in May (of ’81) and told him cretionary buying power), executed a brisk 184 trades. ville. words, he called up Gaugler on several occasions to In a couple of intriguing sidelights — which raise Most were in stocks; some in put and call options. And reassure him that he was doing the right thing by having that “ Granville couldn’t be trusted anymore, that he Economists serious ethical questions — Gaugler, in a lengthy phone J the results — with Catanella heeding Granville’s market Catanella as his broker andTthat all would work out well. was an egomaniac and all he wanted was publicity.” X strategy (both bullish and subsequently bearish) — chat, told me; Catanella declined comment on the suit, which an at­ 2 • Catanella had revealed to him on several occasions ^ d d e d up to an incredible loss of 74 percent of the value Gaugler, who first met Catanella at a Hutton- torney for Hutton described as “ a typical run-of-th^mill some of the personal holdings of another client, fomner sponsored seminar in Atlantic City, N.J., at which Gran­ bear market complaint.” Simon couldn’t be reached at ' ■ m ^ o f the portfolio. Treasury secretary William Simon, in an effort to entice The actual dollar loss: more than $483,000. ville spoke, has liquidated virtually all of the positions press time. And as for Granville, he told me: “ I love the him into other investments. Catanella recommended (both buys and short sales). publicity ...” • Granville had leaked word to Catanella in mid- becoming TIIOliGH THE H tTT O N broker bloodied his client One notable exception is 5,000 shares of Kanai Corp., a with the worst kind of investment judgment, it was by November of ’80 that he was turning bearish. Hutton underwriting that came out in December 19TO. Catanella once told me, “ I love Joe.” But Granville now says, "Catanella destroyed himself by going no means an unprofitable venture for him. Those 184 ACTUALLY, GRANVILLE changed his mind short­ Gaugler tells me he bought 5,000 shares of the oil and gas contract driller at $30 a share after Catanella against me, churning loads of accounts and wiping out a trades yielded Catanella a hefty $92,000 in brokerage ly thereafter about-turning bearish; he remained bullish commissions. revealed to him that Treasury boss Simons h ad lot of people.” until Jan. 6, 1981, when he issued a sell signal with the These facts are coming to light in a provocative un­ purchased 10,000 shares of the company’s stock. (It was Granville, who remains steadfastly bearish — he still 8 Dow at just under 1,005. at AA-C publicized $5.6 million lawsuit filed by the investor — selling at just under $5 at press time.) figures about 622 will be the Dow bottom — declined to pessimistic Dr. Edward Gaugler, a retired 62-yearold nuclear A COPY OF Gaugler’s trading records, as revealed address himself to the question of the reported physicist in New Jersey and the founder and former in the suit, shows that he was indeed a heavy seller of GAUGLER TELLS me he wanted to sell Kenai after November 1980 leak of a momentary change in his president of SGL Industries, a manufacturer of special- stocks between Nov. 11-Nov. 17 of ’80; he subsequently Granville issued his sell signal, but the Catanella ad­ market sentiment. By Richard Cody and Paul Hendrie By Denis G. Gulino fourth lowering of its influential dis­ Herald Reporters United Press International count rate for bank borrowing, to 10 percent on Thursday, was not p in Brief- Prime down to 13. 5% Multi-Circuits Inc. has plans to lay WASHINGTON - Despite lower echoed by a flurry of commercial off 75 to 100 workers next week, interest rates and the trading frenzy rate declines, analysts said. sources say. It may be the first of on Wall Street, leading economists The benchmark commercial prime rate held at 13.5 percent. two major layoffs before December. Friday were pessimistic about the chances for a strong economic "Once consumers start spending and borrowing again, we are going Administration at the plant is recovery. Fed lowers “ The big rally is over. The to go back to our old friend, double­ refusing comment. However, com­ euphoria has suddenly vanished,” digit money supply growth, which pany sources said Friday afternoon said private economist Michael will invariably bring us back to the the layoff has been in the wind for Evans, whose firm forecasts only interest rate levels of early 1982,” * 5 1 about three weeks, with it being moderate economic growth in the Evans said. discount rote leaked to supervisors only five days last.three months of the year. Moreover, business economists ago. “ Interest rates are going to stay feel the employment outlook “ remains fairly bleak,” according but not inevitably, followed by the just about'Vvhei'.e they are until elec­ By Elaine S. Povich One source said the layoff could to the survey. Only 9 percent of the lowering of their prime rates by com ­ tion time.” . United Press International 200 survey participants see employ­ mercial banks. go as high as 50 percent of the 475- to In addition, a 'survey of 200 fflm ment increasing in their industries. The trend toward lower interest rates, The commercial prime rate is only in­ 500-member workforce at the •• ■' members of the National Associa­ The week saw business failures touted as essential for economic directly linked to the discount rate. It circuit-board printing company. But tion of Business Economists found-- 's o t3 new 1982 record, with 572 com­ recovery, persists with the Federal had reached an all-time high of 21.5 per­ another source, who said the infor­ their expectations for economic mercial and industrial firms going Reserve Board's decision to lower the cent in 1980, dropped, then rose again to growth and employment had A mation came from the administra­ deteriorated in the past three under. So far, 15,133 firms have discount rate it charges banks for 20.5 percent last summer. 1 tion, said the company anticipates failed compared to.fo,49? by this borrowing by half a point to 10 percent. In Milwaukee, the thp president of a months. John E. Lombardo Steven A. Roberts 75 to 100 instead. The workers will Any recovery that could occur at time last year. ' . ... Another important interest rate, the savings and loan association that earned likely be gone by Labor Day and prime lending rate that banks charge the end of the yqar would be a presidential “ thank you” fpr cutting i ,pejrhaitf an equaljnjgutoiiiJB again. their best corporate customers, has been mortgage interest rates to 11.9 percent “ inching up from the bottom,” ac­ ' go tms fan, the^sonree s^ d. Two promoteij dropping steadily, and currently stands said Thursday response to the loans has cording to association president Don at 13.5 percent. been "absolutely overwhelming.” This layoff wiU the be the third R. Ckinlan. Stock rally Two Manchester residents have received The Fed’s move, announced after the William Schuett, president of Security this year for the company. The last Business economists “ believe that promotions from the Travelers Insurance Com­ stock markets closed, was widely an­ genuine recovery won’t get under D Savings & Loan Association said layoff came in March, when about way until the fourth quarter of this panies of Hartford. ticipated on Wall Street Thursday where telephone calls were coming in from ail 100 workers were furloughed. closes on John E. Lombardo of 502 Spring St. was named stocks hit an 8'/2-month high as a record over the country. year and even that recovery may be second vice president in the company’s group 137.33 million shares were traded. In another report, the Labor Depart­ The reason for the layoff, the small,” Conlan said. source said, is that the plant is not A survey of nearly 1,200 top cor­ department. Steven A. Roberts of 76 Wyllys St. was The discount rate applies to banks ment said the nation’s businesses in­ ' 4 - named assistant secretary in the casual/property which borrow from the F ^ eral Reserve. creased their productivity by just 0.5 getting enough orders this time of porate executives by Industry Week down note personal lines department. When it goes down it represents a decline percent from April through June, sharp­ year to sustain the fuU workforce. JiP magazine found them to be uncer­ Lombardo joined Travelers in 1950 and three in the cost of money from one major ly down from earlier reports. The plant is already ahead of tain when recovery would begin. About 21 percent thought the reces­ NEW YORK (UPI) - Wall Street years later was named an underwriter. He sub­ source for banks, which can then be The most reliable government schedule on its present orders, the sion would be gone by the end of the wrapped up the busiest week of a G sequently served as assistant chief underwriter, passed on to customers. Shifts in the dis­ measure of business productivity, . source said, and is lowering its "4 billion-share rally on a down note chief underwriter and, starting in 1965, assistant count rate often can be the only reliable year. But another 48 percent thought covering about 78 million workers warehouse supply. Herald photo by Tarquinlo Friday with concern over interest secretary. He has been group department secretary signal available on whether the central the upturn would wait until the first everywhere but the farm, had shown a rates sending stock prices lower in since 1970. bank is moving with or against the tide of The sources indicated the layoff or second quarter of 1983. 2.3 percent improvement when first reduced trading. He is a former president of the Manchester PTA, market interest rate trends. win affect workers throughout the Enjoying a peach The month’s stock market rally reported July 29. The furor over Manville Corp.’s a member of the Manchester Gilbert & Sullivan "The action was taken to being the dis­ (Ufferent operations and shifts. added hundreds of billions of dollars petition for bankruptcy protection Players and a member of St. James Catholic count rate into better alignment with Productivity often deteriorates during Ryan Sweeney, 18 months old, shows his parents, James and Nancy, and he joined in new value to the holdings of in­ One source said the layoff is tem­ sent asbestos industry and in­ Church. He is married and has three children. shortterm market interest rates,” said a recession. The marked improvement peaOh-eatIng style Friday at the Eighth many other people who turned out for the vestors. porary, with rehiring to begin with surance stocks plummeting in the Roberts joined Travelers in 1970 as a field assis­ the Fed in a brief announcement first reported was credited to the Utilities District’s 25th annual Peach Festival. weekend festival. More,photos on page 10. But investors were disappointed anticipated large orders coming in only session this week in which less tant in the New Orleans, La., office and served Thursday. lowering of wage demands by unions Ryan lives on Hollister Street with his that the Federal Reserve Board’s than 100 million shares were traded. there as senior account analyst and assistant A decline in the discount rate is often. which lowers the unit labor cost. from the Ford Motor Co. and Wang The Dow Jones industrial manager. In 1978 he was assigned to the home of­ Industries Inc. around the first of average, which gained 7.52 points to fice as supervising marketing analyst. He is Testing the boards the year. an 8'/i-month high Thursday, gave married and has one son. Prices hit 8 ’/ -month “ The place isn’t going to die,” the Differences emerge iip 8.94 points to 883.47 after being 2 source said. “ It’s in a sink or swim down more than 12 at midsesssion. Sophisticated testing of circuit boards at Honeywell’s Commercial Divi­ situation. It’s a slump.” Despite the setback, the closely Courses slated sion plant In Arlington Heights, III., gives Mary Brown a complete William H. Stevenson, assistant watched Dow gained 14.18 points for the week and is up 106.55 points high in stock rally readout on each board placed on the computerized test bed directly in secretary and controller, declined since hitting a 27V2-month low on Manchester Community College is conducting front of her. The boards are used In fire and security systems of com­ comment on the reports Friday Aug. 12. registration for its real estate course offerings for mercial buildings. Israel wants peace accored afternoon. The New York Stock Exchange NEW YORK (UPI) - Wall Street’s reorganization under Chapter XI of the the fall. The courses are designed to prepare volume of 74,410,000, down from the busiest rally ever drove prices to an 8V5- Federal Bankruptcy Code and false Administration and supervisors students for licensure and to increase knowledge in record 137,330,000 traded Thursday, the field of real estate. month high, set two new volume records rumors that Chase Manhattan had more reportedly p u t either early this main entrance bearing signs saying bombs and the destruction that has negotiations with the Palestinian brought the week’s total to an all- The basic "Real Estate Principles and Prac­ and approached the 1 billion-share mark loan problems. week or late last week concerning By Jim Anderson “ Israel out of Lebanon” and been Inflicted upon Lebanon,” Arabs” in the West Bank and Gaza. time high of 549 9 million shares and tices” course will cover topics required for license today with a boost from the Federal A total of 475.59 million shares were the upcoming layoff, sources said. United Press International “ Sharon toe Butcher.” Rahman said. “ I’m describing The defeat of the PLO will remove the total for the 11-day rally to an un­ examination for real estate salesmen and brokers Reserve’s decision to ease credit again. traded in the four 100 million-share Public Records According to a statement from T h e Palestine Liberation Sharon as what he is.” the element of coercion and terror precedented 1.05 billion. by the Connecticut Real Estate Commission. Two The Dow Jones industrial average, up sessions through Thursday, shattering WASHINGTON — Israeli Defense Stevenson during the March layoff, Organization’s newly appointed Guerrilla attacks on Israel will from toe West Bank Palestinians The New York Stock Exchange in­ sections will be offered at MCC once a week on 18 points to 903 at midday, withsbx^ late the Monday-through-Frlday record of Minister Ariel Sharon indicated 2 the company did not plan “ at the representative in Washington, continue, Rahman said. seeking to negotiate with the dex dropped 0.78 to 67.23 and the Monday and Wednesday evenings. A third section selling Thursday to gain 7.52 points to 455.1 million shares set last week. Mary R.. Jacobs to B. Topliff, lot two, subdivi­ Friday Israel will demand a peace Warranty deeds present time” to lay off more peo­ Hasan Rahman, used his first news “ As long as there is an illegal Israelis, Sharon said. price of an average share decreased will meet on Saturday mornings. 892.41 on a record 137.3 million shares. The unprecedented trading activity, Kathleen E. Jacobs and sion map of Hillstown agreement with the Lebanese Cniarles A. Mozzer Jr. ple. ‘ ”The com pany,” said the conference FTlday to blast the military occupation of Palestinian He repeated the Israeli position 32 cents. Standard & Poor’s 500-stock “ Real Estate Appraisal I” will meet on Tuesday The closely watched Dow, which featuring both institutions and the Thomas H. Jacobs, lot two, Park. government before agreeing to and Marilyn J. Mozzer to Israeli defense minister as a land and Palestinian people, there that the negotiations cannot lead to index shed 1.44 to 117.11. Declines evenings. This is a required course for licensure climbed to the highest level since it smaller investor, led many an^ysts to map of resubdivision plan March release, “ bopM and expects withdraw its forces from Lebanon., Mary J. Ronayne, 28-30 Sharon, after meetings with “ murderer” and to promise more will be a legal resistance to this il­ a West Bank Palestinian state. topped advances 995-572 among the The course will cover methods and techniques for finished at 892.69 on Dec. 4, 1981, has predict some traders will cash in on their for the property of Howard Building permits to restore the level of employment Stone St., $85,000. PLO attacks on Israel. legal occupation,” Rahman said. Jordan, he said, already is a 1,928 issues traded at 4 p.m. EDT. appraisal of residential properties. soared 115.49 points since hitting a 27V5- profits. F. and Mary R. Jacobs. To. John McClelland, 90 as soon as practicable.” Secretary of Defense Caspar Emma Von Hone to “ How can I explain to future Sharon told reporters at the same Palestinian state and nothing in the Composite volume of NYSE issues “ Problems In Real Estate Brokerage” assists month low Aug. 12. The paper value of all But Ralph Bloch, investment vice Lake SL, for pool, $1,000. Weinberger and Secretary of State Donald F. Jackson and The potential layoffs are of local George Shultz, also told Israeli generations of Palestinians, as well time at the State Department that Camp David accords foresaw the es­ listed on all U.S. exchanges and over potential real estate brokers in managerial New York Stock Exchange issues has president for Mosley, Hallgarten, said, To William Sheffield, 27 Rosemary B. Viola, 46-48 Tax lien concern because Multi-Circuits is as Jews, toe burning of little babies toe “ military and political defeat of tablishment of a “ second Palesti­ the counter at 4 p.m. totaled 85,676,- techniques and principles of operating a successful risen an estimated $138.15 billion in the “ I don’t see any serious setbacks com­ reporters in Hebrew that Madison St., $60,700. U.S. I.R.S. against Kent Drive, for attached Manchester’s largest commercial by phosphorous bombs and cluster toe PLO will enable us to start nian state.” 500 shares compared with the record 8 “differences have existed and do sales office. Students registering for this course same period. ing. You might have a couple of days of Robert T. Clark, 16 West- greenhouse, $4,000. Ismael B. Redo, actig employer. exist” on the issue of Palestinian 155,884,100 traded Thursday. must have taken "R eal Estate Principles and Prac Thursday’ s record 137,330,000share modest pullbacks ... but no big selloff.” field St., $14,436.87. , To Ronald L. Ponarski for Judith L. Redo, to autonomy in the occupied West The American Stock Exchange in­ tices.” ’The course will meet on Thursday evenings tumliver wiped out the old mark of 132,- Investor hopes for a drop in the for Eldwin A. Johnson, 481 A reporter spending part of the David C. Ward and Bank and Gaza. dex slipped 0.96 to 275.41 and the at the college. 690,000 traded Aug. 18 and set the stage banking system’s prime lending charge' Quitclaim deed Porter St., for addition, afternoon stopping employees com­ from the prevailing 13V5 percent level Margaret R. Ward, 30 Another apparent U.S.-Israell price of a share fell 3 cents. Tuition for all courses with the exception of the for the summer rally’s volume to pass $10,000. • ing in and out of the plant ^ d a y Thousands of guerrillas leave Uberty St., $50,500. •Mary P. Topliff to James difference emerged on the pace of Declines topped advances 306-255 Saturday class is $54.50. The tuition and fees for the the 1 billion mark today. rose late Thursday when the Federal KW AssocUtes to KW found that most employees had no Israeii withdrawal from Lebanon, am ong the 796 issues traded. Saturday class, which is offered through the Com­ Including Thursday’s performance, a Reserve lowered its discount rate to 10 Inc., unit 4C, Elast Meadow Adverllwineni ^ . AdverllwmenI knowledge of the pouible layoffs. wbiito the United States would like their arrival, ending the first negotiated by U.S. envoy Philip The National Association of munity Services Division, is $101. total of 975.3 million shares had b ^ n percent from 10V5 percent. By David Zenlan Condominiums, '$35,000. to see happen as soon as possible. overland evacuation from Beirut. Habib there were an estimated Securities Dealers’ NASDAQ index All of the courses offered in the real estate traded since Aug. 13, an incredible daily Lacy Hunt, chief economist at Fidelity Wyoming Oil Lottery United Pfeas International KW Inc. to Elizabeth C. Sharon, in answering reporters’ Syrian helicopters swooped over 7,000-8,000 PLO guerrillas, a 3,500- of OTC stocks lost 0.57 to 177.60. program will be taught by Alfred P. Werbner, ASA, average of 97.5 million shares. Bank in Philadelpia, says the “ discount O’Connor, unit 4C, Elast questions at the State Department, M ore than 1,300 Palestinian th e crowd d rop p in g leaflets man Syrian-commanded force as On the trading floor, Manville CRA, associate professor and coordinator of Real Analysts were impressed with the way rate cut will stimulate a very quick Meadow Condominiums, .Will Run Again In September fighters traveled from Beirut to welcoming ‘ ‘ the heroic well as regular ^ i a n troops. Corp., trading for the first time Estate Education. the market surviv^ investor concerns resurgence in economic activity” that linked toe eventual withdrawal of $42,900. Syria Friday to their first overland revolutionaries” and guerrillas PLO chief Yasler Arafat will be since Wednesday, was the second- Classes will begin Sept. 1. over Manville Corp.’s filing for has been dragging the past year. braeii troops from Lebanon with Howard F. Jacobs and Open To. All U.S. Citizens tMide Todau prior withdrawal of Syrian forces evacuation and another 727 fired thousands of rounds into toe among toe last of the guerrillas to most active NYSE-listed issue, off For additional information call 6464900, Ext. 205. , CASTRO VALLEY, CALIF.. the opportunity to compete from Lebanon and a peace agree- guerrillas left by sea, making it the air to celebrate. leave the devastated Lebanese 2Y< to 5W after blocks of 260,000 Union offer pondered (Special) - Hundreds of on an equal basis with m «it between Israel siid Lebanon. largest single-day outpouring of toe The only mishaps to toe evacua­ capital, PLO spokesmen said. shares at 4%, 235,000 shares at 5 and average citizens will win oil giant oil comunies for 20 pages, 2 sections T ^ , he said,'would provide “ the we^-old exodus. tion were an Italian soldier and a Piled with mattresses, 114,300 shares at 5tk. lease rights in upcoming leases of public lands. As Italian peacekeeping troops es­ Palestinian who were wounded to refrigerators and televisions sets, Manville, which filed for Two pass tests WARWICK, R.I. (UPI) — The union representing 1,- drawings conducted by the Advice ...... ’ , . . . IS needed, dr necessary measures of Information and entry Beirut by stray bullets fired into the the guerrilla convoy of trucks, bankruptcy reorganization 600 striking machinists at Brown & Sharpe Manufac­ State of Wyoming. Some details are available from Business...... — 10 security” for Israel’s northern corted a 190-v^cle convoy carrying CALDWELL (ML, INC. border and create a “ triangle of 1,351 Palestine LlberaUon Army air at toe start of toe journey to jeeps, vans and ambulances lurched Thursday because of thousands of ’Two Manchester residents have passed exams in turing Co. will learn Monday if its proposal is enticing may achieve overnight the K. Price Mitchell Co., Classified...... 15-19 out of west Beirut at dawn torou^ asbestos health lawsuits, sped its in­ the Casualty Actuarial Society, leading to enough to settle the longest major industrial strike in wealth by selling their 17976 Rockhurtt Rd. C om ics...... '...... :8 peace in the Middle East,” based on troops to the Syrian border, U.S. Syria. . the nation. rights to oil companies and Castro Valley, C A 9(4546. peaceful coexistence by Jerusalem, Marines wateb^ as another 727 With the exodus of Palestine toe Galerie Seamans crossing amid surance carriers for $5 billion for associateship in the society. retaining lifelong royahies Drat. 156.' Lottery...... 3 For the first time since March, opposing Sides in the Cairo and Beirut. fighters boarded a ship to Beirut and Liberation Organization guerrillas a burst of gunfire shot to toe air. - denying it asbestos coverage. ’They are Jeffrey R. Scheuing of 113-A Downey on any oil or gas;pioduc- O bituaries...... '...... ^v,.10 *1.07* t0.D. rtease eridose $1 for Sharon, veU tedt of toe Israeli sailed to the Syrian port of Tartous. week old, 6,651 guerrillas have The convoy, adorned with por­ Among the Insurers potentially in­ Drive and Gayle E. Haskell of 134 Croft Drive. 11-month strike met face-to-face Thursday, but there tion. postage and handling. Opinion ...... | (...... 4 mUitary operaiiona to Lebanon, was In toe Syrian border town of evacuated their besieged traits of Arafat, rumbled down toe volved, Travelers Corp. lost IVii to Scheuing and Haskell are employees of The was no indication the brief session would end the bitter Incredibly, most will risk Official Entry cards and S ^ rts ...... L...... 15-17 Jdeideh, thousands of shouting peo­ strongholds to west Beirut and dis­ Beirut-Dam'ascus highway and 2OV4 and Aetna Life skidded 1% to Travelers Insurance Companies in Hartford and dispute. no more than U S and a instructions will be rushi^ T elevlaion...... 5-7 surrounded by heavy security to persed into exile to eight Arab coun­ wound past Israeli positions in toe 36%. Travelers said it had no cotd- members of the casualty-property commercial Company and union negotiators met for less than a minimal service fee to enter by return mail to permit W eather...... 1 . Washington. Whra be arrived at toe ple broke past Syrian troops and 649-8841 the little known program you to meet the Sepim ber State Department, three swarmed over toe trucks to em­ tries, Lebanese officials said. hills of eastern Lebanon. Israeli ment on the suit because it had qpt lines department. i f hour in a local motel, then parted company with own & Sharpe officials. that offers eveiy Ameiican 13lh .filing decline. demonstrators stood .oppe^te the brace and kin toe guerrillas on ' At the start of toe evacuation troops kept out of sight. received the papers. /-A. - 1km 5 vjr a s i^ rgrg-^- vsr T “ ; tr?i»gMn Tr».y». -9 a

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By Nancy Thompson swing at the -school and more high school will result from of­ forts to close the school for all aged students at Keeney Street and with junior high or middle schools. Cruiseship runs Indonesian cities Herald Reporter classes will be relocated than last ficials’ efforts to Tetostill student students except seniors who have Buckley schools. The programs, Junior high schools would bouse ^30.00 "year. pride, Ludes said; In the past, been granted open campus operated by the YMCA to i^ k ley grades seven and eight while middle aground off'Miami covered by ash Enterprising schoolchildren — or. “ We will be ready for occupancy apathy has been a significant privileges. Right now, there is not and the YW CA at Keeney, w ill each schools would house grades six those who have dead batteries in (when school opens),, trusting problem. enough room to the school to house serve up to SO school-aged children. through eight when the ninth grades JAKARTA, Indonesia (UPI) — In­ M IAM I (U P I) - A cruiBeship with their calculators — can count the there’s a lot of flotibiUty,” MHS Ludes said officials will meet with - all students who are not to class, he Students to kindergarten through are ab sorb into the high school. donesia’s capital of Jakarta and a^ oSliams about 650 people aboard ran aground off remaining days of summer vacation Principal Jacob Ludes n i said. the Student Jkssembly and the stu­ said. grade two at Martin, Nathan Hale, regional capital were blanketed Friday The sixth grades are now located Miami Friday, causing only slight on the fingers of one hand. Ludes said some classToonis and dent body at large soon after school Washington and Vefplanck schools by thick gray ash from two volcano erup­ to the elementary schools. damage to the vessel but putting a big If summer vacation seemed un­ the COEF offices are almost com­ begins to an attempt to increase STUDENTS THROUGHOUT will take phrl in a\ pilot math tions that left more than 1,000 farm ers dent In Its liquor supply. usually short this year, that’s pleted, lacking only finishing school spirit. the school system — but especially* program developed under the direc­ The committee is scheduled to homeless. ON aS AtM II FOTOOM1 • “ The bars are open. They because it was. School-ended late in touches like light switches and floor In the annual revision of the dis­ at Bennet Junior High School — w ill tion of Washington School Principal report to the Board of Education in There were no injuries reported in (passengers) are In sight o f land so this June, with several snow days tacked ' polishing. • cipline policy at the high school, notice the absence of music director Marcia Kenefick. The program wijl May 1983. either eruption, but strong winds carried ^onto the end of the schedule closing punishments will be tightened for Michael A. Orfitelli, who resigned to emphasize problem solving instead is just an extra feature of the cruise,” Other areas— inclodtog industrial In other board business, the fate volcanic s ^ hundreds of miles to Jakar­ date. repeat offenders and students will take a job in private industry. of rote learning. said David Levine, a spokesman for the arts — are to total disarray. In­ of Highland Park School will be ta and Manate, capital of northern In­ In addition, the beginning of be made aware that the open cam­ The biggest change for elemen­ Some of the techniques include cruiseline. Weather dustrial arts classes probably, will taken up. Highland Park last year donesia’s Sulawesi province 1,300 miles school was moved up to Sept. 1 — pus policy is a lame duck privilege, tary school students is the closing of giving children squares and The 501-foot Dolphin IV was retumina be disrupted for the first w e A or was named the next school to close. nortiieast. five days before Labor Day, the Ludes said. Bentley School, which will send that triangles and asking them to make to Miami from a four-day cruise to two of school, Ludes said. Eklucation officials have projected “ I just can’t believe it,” one Jakarta traditional end of the summer In-school suspensions and deten­ school’s former students to five as many shapes as possible. Nassau when it ran aground at 6:40 a.m. Sometime during the school year, the closing will take place in 1984; resident said. “ All the windows in my season. The reason for the early tions will be less pleasant for other schools. The Board of Elduca- entering the Port of Miami. there will be a “ serious dtolocation however,' past school closings have house were closed but there was a layer Today’s forecast start was to leave time in June for students because they w ill be held in tion w ill continue to run a day treat­ ALTHOUGH THEIR work will None of the 401 passengers or 250 of science labs,” Ludes said. He said all taken place sooner than an­ . of gray ash inside my dining room whra I snow days to be made up without less pleasant surroundings, Ludes ment program for special students not directly affect students to school Crewmen were Injured in the accident, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island: Sunny administrators will try to'time the ticipated. woke up this morning.” going into the last week to June, at Bentley. The rest of the school but two early attempts to pull the vessel Saturday. Highs in the 60s with readings in the low 70s • work to coincide with school said. In addition, administrators this year, it will be an important In West Java the Galunggung volcano, when Ruuiy people b egin 'to plan free failed. along the south shore. Clear and very cool Saturday vacations. plan to increase their contacts with will be u ^ by a variety of social time for members of the Citizens A joint committee of the Board of 110 miles southeast of Jakarta, erupted their vacations. service agencies, including the Ediication and the Board of Direc­ Officials were hopeful the rising tide n i^t. Lows mostly in the 40s with a chance of frost in ' “ A youngster, if he’s not paying the parents of problem students. Advisory Committee on Grade at dawn Thursday for the 22nd time since - J . Manchester Sheltiered Workshop, tors has recommended keeping the would float it free later in the afternoon. the western highlands. Sunny with highs in the 60s and attention to announcements to the Although no changes w ill be made Reorganization. The committee is emerging.from a century-long sleep in (^ssroads and Jefferson House day school open by converting part of low 7 0s/«. Sunday. ^ ' .1 STUDENTS RETURNING to morning, could go to a class and find in the open campus policy this fall, charged with developing a April. Maine, New Hampshire: Partly sunny and much Manchester High School may have a Ludes said that when the dare for the elderly. recommendation for the ^ard of the building to another use such as A few hours later, the long-dormant it’s been moved,” Ludes said. colder Saturday. Chance of a shower north and moun­ hard tim e finding their way around renovations are complete, ad­ Before-and after-school day care Education on whether the town elderly housing. The com mittee will Armenians kiil Soputan volcano in north Sulawesi, 1,300 tains. High in the 50s north and low 60s south. F a ir the building. Renovations are to full A MORE SUBTLE change to the ministrators will continue their ef- also will be available for school- school system should be organized continue to study the suggestion. miles northeast of Jakarta, erupted 2 Turkish dipiomat without warning and shot ash more than Saturday bight and Sunday. Low in the mid 30s to low UPI photo '40s. H i ^ Sunday mostly in the 60s. V t.: - .... OTTAWA (UPI) — An Armenian one mile'into the air. More than 1,000 farmers fled the 6,000- Vermont; Sunny, breezy and cool Saturday, fligh s 60 terrorist pumped more than a dozen to 65. Gear and very diilly Saturday n i^ with bullets into the car of the Turkish BirtKday party foot mountain’s slopes and it was not Everyone loved the English certain when they would be able to . scattered frost. Lows in the mid 30s to near 40. Sqnny military attache on exclusive “ Embassy and continued cool Sunday. Highs in the low to mid 60’s. Row” Friday, killing him instantly in the Quito (left) throws a birthday party for his roommates. Qua (center) and return to their homes. They were being first diplomatic assassination in Cana­ KIkl, at the Stone Zoo In Stoneham, Mass. The three Western Lowland temporarily boused in government dian history. Gorillas celebrated birthdays (Gus, born Aug. 9, 1961, and KIkl, born buildings and schools. Extended outlook on Friendship Force's trip Col. Atilla Altikat was driving himself Aug. 23, 1981) with a hollowed-out watermelon filled with fruit. to work when the gunmen s t e p ^ out of Extended outlook for New England Monday through By Barbara Richmond the car behind him at a red light and Wednesday: Wife of prisoner Herald Reporter riddled his late model automobile with Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut; Mostly Some are already planning bullets from a Browning 9mm pistol. Pacific typhoons Former page says sunny days and clear nights. Continued unseasonably awaiting reunion another trip to England, some didn’t Altikat's body was hammered down in cold. H lf^ temperatures in the 60s. Low temperatures r-r want to come back, and everyone the driver’s seat by the force of the gun­ take heavy toli he lied about sex mostly in the 40s and low 50s.. ARUNG’TON, Mass. (UPI) - Celia loved the English. That’s the con­ fire, his brown corduroy jacket and an von Mering-Suariez,' the w ife of a Cuban- Maine, New Hampshire: Fair through the period. At least 36 people have been killed and LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (U PI) — Former sensus of those who went on the re­ open neck shirt stained with blood. The born computer company executive Lows 45 to SO. Highs 65 to 7() north and 75 to 80 south. \ 54,000 left homeless by two typhoons that page Leroy Williams, whose allegations cent Friendship Force trip to New­ window on the driver’s side was blown expected to be freed Tuesday after four Vermont: .Fair through the period. Subtly warmer struck the Philippines and Japan, touched o ff FB I and congressional in­ "I; castle upon Tyne, England. out. At least 13 shell casings littered the months in Cuban on suspicion o f es­ Highs'in the 70s to low 80s. Lows 45 to" 55. t; s aut)iorities said Friday. vestigations, said Friday he lied about About 10 Manchester residents street around the car. pionage, says she’ll fly to Florida Mon­ The worst of the typhoons was Faye homosexual activity between- con­ were among 75 persons in the state Police set up roadblocks in a manhunt day to stay with relatives to await a reu­ which killed at least 34 people and . gressmen and teenage pages. who took the two-week trip that for the gunmen and an accomplice who nion with her husband. destroyed the homes of 53,500 others in a Williams, 18, said last month he ended last Sunday night. " I cried drove their small, foreign-made car. Miguel M. Suarez, 42, a naturalized National Forecast rampage across the Philippines. The arranged sexual encounters between when I left and felt empty when I got New York State police also were alerted. American citizen never formally latest eight deaths were reported Friday members of Congress and teenage pages By United Breu International home. I’ve written umpteen million One man was picked up in a woods near charged by Cuban authorities, was by the Red Cross, in addition to 26 people and engaged in homosexual activity Ci(v k Pc8t Hi Lo Pep Los Angeles c t n 71 .... letters and I’ve only been home the scene but released after questioning. expected to take a charter flight from Albuquerque c 87 87 .... Louisville r 81 87 1.16 already killed. himself with congressmen. He also said Anchmge c 80 44 .... three days,” said 16-year-oId Susan Havana to Miami after his release. Memphis r 96 79 .... A f The Red Cross said Faye’s powerful such . arrangements were /common . Asheville r 78 SB .... Miami Bech pc 88 8 .... Weinberg of Pitkin Street. \ His wife of a year had made reser­ Atlanta pc peak winds of 93 mph wrecked the homes among congressional pages. Milwaukee cy 77 61 .... Susan and a cousin from Georgia r / vations Friday n i^ t to fly to Miami, but Billings c Minneapolis c 80 46 JB ' FBI checks cult; i>f 9,244 families. Birmingham pc t 79 Na^vilte r 86 72 .... ' ' I made the trip toge^ er. Susan’s Figures on casualies and damages "I lied. I regret that I have lied,” cancelled them when Senator Edward M. Boston pc 82 87 New Orleans c 96 77 .... mother, Barbara Weinberg, is state Kennedy’s office told her Suarez would Rrwnsvil Tx. i New York cy 83 8 .... ' . \ ^ > crimes alleged were still incomplete and a Red Cross Williams said at a news conference with Buffalo pc director for the Friendship Force not arrive until Tuesday. Okihm Cty pc 18 8 .... spokeswoman said they were expected to his lawyer. Chrlstn S.C. t 88 78 Omaha pc 76 8 .07 flights, and a member of the town’s •'■MU- LOS ALTOS HILLS, Calif. (UPI) - Charm N.C. i 83 88 Philadelphia pc 8 M .... ■A-’ ■ rise once reports from isolate towns Last week. Justice Departpient Chicago pc 78 87 Board of Directors. ’****^-y The FB I said Friday it was "checking in­ Phoenix pc 8 8 .... come in. sources said federal authorities in­ Cleveland r 80 m Pittsburgh r m 8 .... to” a worldwide cult that allegedly Columbus r > 79 M .01 Porilano M. pc 79 8 .... Most of the homeless were in the hard- vestigating allegations of illicit sex and Fat rapist loses Dallas c 101 81 SU.SAN’S COUSIN wasn’t the mixes political bombings and murder Portland Or. cy 75 » ■ .... hit provinces of Bataan, Zambales, drugs on Capitol Hill w ere about to drop Denver r 88 97 . Providence pc 80 8 .... only Georgian who made the trip. A f \ with its yoga, meditation and good works Pangasinan and La Union along the the sex probe because of lack of request for delay , Des Moines pc 80 86 Richmond pc 8 m .... Am y Carter went along on a flight for the poor. Detroit pc 80 86 SI. Louis r 78 8 1.12 TT— western coast of the main Luzon island evidence. Duluth c 87 87 m that left from Pennsylvania. “ Ail of An FBI spokesman said the agency Salt Lak Ctypc 8 8 8 north of Manila. Oiarges that boy pages engaged in sex TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - A convicted '^•El Paso pc 86 60 .... San Antonio c 8 78 .... us were together at one reception Herald photo by Richmond began an investigation into the Ananda Hartford pc 81 B .... San Di^o pc 8 71 .... In Japan, Typhoon Ellis, later with members of Congress first surfaced 565-pound rapist fredd because prison Honolulu c and Am y was there with all of her Marga Yoga Society months ago as part 88 76 .... San Franqjisc c 8 9 .... downgraded to a tropical storm with 67 in early July, causing an uproar on* was hazardous to his health lost a bid Indianapolis 77 86 .a Spn Joan pc 8 bodyguards,” Susan said. ALBERTA HOAGLUND AND HER SON, JIM of safety precautions for Indian Prime Capitol Hill and a national reaction. Friday to delay t hearing at which .laPkaon Mss. c 66 73 Seattle cy mph winds, cut across southwestenv Jacksonville pc 67 78 1.70 Susan, like other Manchester . . .' looking at mementos from England Minister Indira Gandhi during a U.S. prosecutors w ill ask a judge to send him Alkane c areas of the country Friday, dumping At the time, federal authorities said Kansas City pc 72 87 B Tampa pc .8 residents who went on the flight, had visit. liSs Vegas pc 91 74 .... Herald photos by Tarquinlo torrential downpours and disrupting air, they were undble to corroborate back to prison: WashingtOT cy nothing but words of praise for the bigger than the U.S. gallon. “ It married on Aug. 19, 1883. “ And I "We received allegations they had Little (w k c 79 75 .... Wichita pc land and sea traffic, authorities said. allegations by W illiams that he had had An Appellate Division Of Superior English. “ The people were all so would probably equal out to about was there on Aug. 18. 1982.” she U been involved in national and worldwide A spokesman for the National Police homosexual liaisons with three House . Court panel rejected a request by an at­ nice — so sweet,’’ she said 62.50 a gallon here. I noticed reflected. violent crimes,” said Tom Anderson, Agency said two people were confirmed members. torney for Joseph “ Jo Jo” Glorgiannl to enthusiastically. everyone drives small economy She enjoyed the food but had a lit­ FB I spokesman in nearby San Francisco. reschedule the bearing. The attorney dead and two missing. He said 12 people A short time later, it was reported “ The food was good but I had a cars. We only saw three American tle trouble getting used to the meal “ When Indira Gandhi came to visit the Downtown were injured and about 700 were left Williams failed a lie detector test ad­ said he would not be prepared to defend terrific craving for a Shady Glen cars while we were there, and they schedules. “ You can’i get a hot U.S. a few months back we made in­ homeless. ministered by tne h'Bl. Giorgianl, convicted o f raping a 14-year- cheeseburger. I sent a card home to were driven by Iranians or by meal in a restaurant in the ;^vehipg. quiries. We’re still checking into it.” Lottery craft feat old girl. ask them to send me one,” she said. Arabs,” he explained. The hot m eal is available fi The San Jose Mercury News reported “ I am embarrassed and bumbled to 'T m planning on another trip in He was also quite shocked to find to about 2;30 p.m. A fter thafut’s fisi that the State Department had identified Sue Ross (top, left) say I just can’t be ready,” attorney E. three years — when I can save therels no speed lim it on English and chips or hamburgs.v sheV paramilitary training camps run by a holds up one of her John Wherry Jr. told Judge Robert enough money,” explained Susan, a roads. “ They drive super fast but explained. G terrorist arm of the cult in India. It said Matthews. ^ Winning numbers drawn 7968. quilts for inspection student at Manchester High School. safely. I would be interested to fin­ “ We went to Westminster Abbey the FBI was Investigating reports of After conferring by telephone With ^ id a y in New England^ Rhode laianH daily: 8223. Scott and Terry Gendaniel of ding' out their accident statistics and were asked to leave because of a similar training sites in the United by Martha (center) judges Sylvia Pressler and James Connecticut daily: 296. “ 4-40” Jackpot: 38-24-06^. Duncan Road also enjoyed the peo­ compared to ours with our 55 miles- bomb scare. They’re very aware of States. ♦ ^ Petrella, l^tthew s denied the attorney’s Play Four: 0293. Maine daily; 750. and Helen Ramey ple and the countryside. The per-hour speed limit,” he sqid. ■ unattended packages. There are request to move the bearing back to its New Hampshire daily; Vermont daily: 287. Friday at the Main Manchester attorney and his wife Another Friendship ambassador, signs in all public places asking peo­ original Sept. 17 date. Street Merchants spent the first phase of the trip at Tessie Monson of Downey Drive, ple if they see an unattended Suspect in arson the home of a family headed by a also heaped praise on the English. package to warn the police,’’ Mrs. Association and the man who was an insurance company “ They absolutely exuded Hoaglund said. goes to hospital ■** i- Greater Manchest­ claims office manager. hospitality,” she said. None of the ambassadors saw any “ W e had a lot in common to talk Mrs. Monson and Janet Phillips of members of the royal family BOSTON (UPI) - An 18-year-old Babysitter denies A lm a n a c er Chamber of about,” Gendaniel said. East Center Street stayed with the because they were all “ on holiday” suspect in one of the worst arson murder charge '______”We found Americanization is same host^. epidemics in the city’s history was Commerce 1st An­ in Scotland. But they did see a lot really hitting that country. We were Their, English hostess took them about them in the newspapers and ordered to a mental hospital for observa­ BLOUNTSTOWN, Fla. (UPI) - nual Arts and amazed to see McDonald’s, Burger- everywhere and even had parties for on TV. tion Friday. Police sought six more peo-^ Babysitter (Christine Falling pleaded in­ Today is Saturday, Aug. 28, the 240th day of 1962 with Crafts Festival on Kings, and Kentucky Fried them. All of the visitors agreed that the pie in the summer-long wave of nocent Friday to murdering two of the 125 to follow. (^cken,” Gendaniel said with dis- The second week the pair toured jet lag they suffered was well worth torchings. five children who die^d in her care during The moon is moving from its first quarter toward its Main Street. Left, beUef. V Scotland and were treated royally it — and they’d go again anytime Robert Stanley of Boston, the third the past two and a half years. fun phase. Marilyn Stephens Those bn the Friendship flight there, too. they get the chance. man arrested in a crackdown aided by The 19.year-old Miss Falling, dressed The morning star is Venus. were told to expect everything to be “ The landscape to England and Other Manchester residents who federal authorities, pleaded Innocent in neatly in a green dress with a silver cuts out a design The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and extremely expensive. Scotland is like rural New England went to England were Henry and district court and was sent to beret bolding back her long dark hair, sat Saturn. }- a on a linoleum “ We found that meals in with the rolling green hills,” she Betty Hilliard of 28 Bliss St. and Bridgewater State Hospital for 20 days' quietly through the hearing. She showed Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. block. Both restaurants cost about 20 percent said. Dorothea Nielson of 712 Center St. observation. no emotion when her attorney, Baya French actor Charles Boyer was bom Aug. 28, im . more than a similar m eal here, and ALBERTA HOAGLUND of Joseph Walton of Coventry joined Stanley, accused of setting fire to a Harrison, of Tallahassee, entered the in­ craftspeople were On this date in history: prices on consumer goods seemed to Carriage D rive made the trip in the the Manchester group. tavern and the home of its owner after he nocent plea on her behalf. In 1922, a New York G ty realty company paid 6100 showing and ven­ be quite a bit more. For example, a company of her mother’s cousin The English visitors arrived in was refused a drink last Saturday, was UPI photo Judge W.L. Bailey set a trial date of dollars to sponsor the first radio com m ercial — on Sta- Scotch whisky was more expensive from New Jersey. They stayed in a this country about one week before charged with one count of threatening to Nov. 8. The trial is expected to last more ding their goods, U on W E A F. ' there than it is here,” he said. little village just outside Newcastle. the group from here left for bum and two counts of arson. than a wedc. 2 In 1963,. more than 200,000 demonstrators staged an along with many Mrs. Hoaglund went to the town of England. ’Those visiting in this area Two other men charged with arson She’s not pregnant Miss Falling is accused of strangling orderly civil-rights march in Washington, D.C. other craftsmen. GASOUNE RUNS about 63 an Wolsoll and found the church where stayed with host families in the New already were being evaluated at two Blountatown children, 214-month-old Ling-Ling, the giant panda at the National Zoo In Washington, ap­ In 1968, the Democratic Party nominated Hubert imperial gallon, which is a little bit her great-grandparents were London area. Bridgewater State and authorities, who Travis Dewayne Colenum last J n ^, and Humphrey to run for president as anti-war The festival, which parently Is not pregnant despite the efforts of several male pandas and say the arson wave is the work of a 2-yeam>ld Cassidy “ Muffin” Jtriuison in demonstrators fought pqlice in Chicago. began Thursday, number of unrelated individuals with attempts at artificial semination, zoo officials^ said Friday. Here, February 1960. In 1973, an estimated 500 people were killed and 1,000 will end today at 5 different motives, are still looking for Anthony Hillman, 2, and his mother, Susan, watch LIng-LIng on a S ie has been held in ja il without bond lojored by an earthquake tM t rocked Mexico. suspects. closed circuit TV monitor. since her arrest last mmith. p.m. Calendars A thought for the day: Greek playwright Euripides said, “ Talk sense to a fool and he calls you foolish.”

Quote / Unquote Town Hall. T Andover Wednesday " Patron Is sought Parks arid Recreation Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Plan- - “Most of the criticism- against us comes from (ABC) Monday ntog Office, Town Hall. - sincere people who don’t understand what we’re ’There Is a versa In Luke which says those who IKanrifpatrr Hrralji For the Record to buy building Town Gerfc, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. G irl Scouts, 7:30 p.m.. Nurse’s Office, Town Hall. 'Z trying to do." are falthtui with littia will b e faithful with much. W a Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Thursday ' — Rev. Jerry Falwell, head of the Moral looked ait it lo that raspwd.” Richard M. Diamond, Publisher HARTFORD (yP I) - Aetna Life Assessor, 7 p.m.. Town Office Building. Charter Revision Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Board; Thomas J. Hooper, General Manager Majority. — Hobart HarwaS ol r _ PensloD Boanl copraltant Karl sufficient to pay the debt, & Casualty Co. has plans to sell a __ . Room, Town Hall. r "I used to be a slave to the hairdresser, but nn m m f U m HW m U m m BOWflNIWm I9 W K k DIMR Fleischmann Was quoted incorrectly Fleishmann said. four-story brick buUdtog It owns to USPS 327-600 here I’ve learned not to need anything that you about MOJMO In, Social Saeurity bananahs aaM VO L Cl, No. 280 to Friday’s Manchester Herald as downtown Hartford, but wants to i have to ask people for.” dkkVt belong to hhn. / find a developor who will agree to be PubtMwd daUy «ioap( Sunday. saying it would not be wise to rely 00 Owing to a mechanical error, the Manchester "No one should swim the Channel this young. . Suggaalad otrriar ralta ' ara a patron of the arts. Monday Jeen Herrie, former jirta. jNrfwol hood- and eartain polldaya by ina 11.20. IIIMI^, 68.12 lor one s y ^ c a tio n funds, rrtilch would be chargea lodged Wednesday by It’ll take the death of one otthaaa kids bstorathay Manenaalar PubMilne Co., 16 Aetna said some of the space Town Gerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. mrsb

/ . MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Aug. 28, 1982 - 5 ; 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. M, 1»82 1 Richard M. Diamond, Publiahar..> Medicaid benefit Dan FRta. Editor,? jian is continuing Alex Qlraill, City Editor restored in state OPINION • • ‘ -.r-i to line up supporters HARTFORD (U P I) — Medicaid benefits have been restored to an estimated 2,100 Connecticut families il-,^ legally cut from the rolls by a federal regulation coun­ HARTFORD (U P I) - With a primary state convention,” former candidate ting stepparents’ Income toward eligibility. •showdown just weeks away, Julia H. Mary Ellen Kllnck said in endorsing George Coleman, deputy commissioner of the state Tashjian continued to line up support Mrs. Tashjian. Department of Income Maintenance, Said the benefits Jack Also backing Mrs. Tashjian were Friday in her bid to hold on to the will be restored retroactively to March 9, but he an­ Gloria Rice Clark of Greenwich, Marie Anderson : Democratic nomination for secretary of ticipated problems in the policy reversai. Herbst of Vernon, Faith Jermon of the state. “ They’re (recipients) going to have to go back to their Too many answer call for Guilford, Gloria &ndillo of Hamden, Washlrigton Mrs. Tashjian, a veteran party worker medical provider and ask for a refund for what they paid Audrey Wasick of South Windsor and from Windsor, received endorsements and ask the provider to bill us,” Coleman said. “ I don't -Qo-Round Rep--1Muriel Yacavone of East Hartford. not even a certain candidate for program. < from seven of the 10 other women who think the doctors are going to be particularly pleased Mrs. Tashjian said she was still Maybe you won big at bingo contributions yet. Foundation Organizers of the drive say had their names placed in nomination for about this.” last week. Or maybe second members are still considering a they are confident they can raise the post at last month’s Democratic waiting to bear from the other two ’The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services cousin Hilda died and left you her feasibility report that predicted the money. ’They may not have State Convention. women who sought the nomination. Sen. ordered the restriction, but later found its own Nanchester Marcella Fahey of East .Hartford and raccoon coat — which had $2,000 between $1 and $5 million could been aware when, they said this Mrs. Tashjian won the convention en­ regulations contradicted the new guidelines. Rep. Cbristine Niedermeiei^f Fairfield. dorsement but faces a challenge from Nancy Nemon, regional attorney for the federal agen­ sewn in the lining. Or maybe you be raised for the center. A deci­ that other organizations would be CIA has I ^ . Tashjian also clarified her earlier Spotlight former Rep. Patricia T. Hendel of New cy, said a federal law forbids counting step-parents’ in­ found two dimes on the sidewalk sion is expected soon, but it is not out there soliciting $8,295,0(X). statements that no issues had arisen in London, the only other candidate to get come in determining Medicaicteligibility in the 45 states and decided to give one away in known whether the center’s in­ ^ Besides, the Project Concern her primary battle with Mrs. Hendel. By Nancy Thompson — Herald Reporter enough delegate votes to qualify for a that don’t hold step-parents responsible for the childreii. order to appease the fates who clusion on this list indicates people have some strikes against to admit it She said there were issues, but none had Sept. 7 primary. » ' Connecticut Legal Services filed a class action suit in put the money in your path. which way the‘vote will go. them. For one thing, the money arisen where she and Mrs. Hendel had It will be the first time in state history U.S. District Court after the benefits were cut off March Whatever the windfall, you’ve WASHINGTON — More than six major disagreements. Although it would seem to in­ may not be needed this year • that a primary has been held for a spot 91 ■ got some extra dollars and you dicate foundation members are because it appears that the years ago, I first exposed the horror on a party’s so-called undertlpket. ‘The Democratic leaders had hoped Mrs. decide to donate some to a good leaning toward a fund drive, it program can be paid for with of MK-ULTRA, the CIA’s primary winner will face Republican- Hendel would not force the primary and cause. Watch out. may just be a precautionary state funds funnelled through the supersecret program that used un­ Mayor Michael L. Werner of Bristol in have lined up behind Mrs. Tashjian. Gov. Strike patrols Increased when he heard Manchester’s If there’s a business out there William O’Neill and others on the party’s If word gets around that you’ve move to be sure they’re on the Capitol Region Education Coun­ witting victims as living test-tubes the November election. grand total. with a few dollars to donate, “ Julie became the well-deserved party state ticket will hold a news conference NEW BRITAIN (U PI) — Reports of striking workers got money to give away, you may list — just in case, as Foundation cil, taking away urgency from for bizarre, mind-altering drugs. harassing employees have prompted police to beef up Noting that the tax credits will there’s surely a program on endorsed candidate after a lengthy and Monday to make an annoucement about have to move to Antarctica just President Donald W. Morrison the drive. ‘The nightmare still isn’t over'for patrols at the strike-bound New Britain Machine to head be dispersed on a “ first come, Manchester’s wish list of com­ grueling campaign before and during the Mrs. Tashjian’s candidacy. to get away from the groups said. Secondly, it’s awfully late in some of the tortured guinea pigs. off the potential threat of violence. first served” basis to the munity projects to meet its in­ who’d love to take it off your the game for them to start Bits and pieces of the story has Glass shards and large nails dropped on the road punc­ businesses who offer to make the terests. THE CHENEY HALL hands. playing. Hartford announced its come out over the years in various tured tires on cars entering the main gate, and police first million dollars in donations, restoration effort, meanwhile, is Look at what happened when •THERE ARE SOME decision to discontinue the forums. But now for the first time, said one picket may have fired a gun at a highpower Clark added, “ It could be gone in the town announced last week programs that are obviously in­ moving forward. Mary Blish, Checks in the mail cable on company property, knocking out power for 800 elementary program in June. the CIA, has been forced to a matter of minutes.” chairwoman of the fund raising customers. that it was compiling a list of cluded on the list purely for the Other towns — mostly notably - acknowledge in a judicial What that means is that agen­ committee, said pledge cards Police added a second 24-hour watch detail and community-oriented programs sake of being on the list. ’They West Hartford — began proceeding the terrifying scope of cies who have businesses lined up and brochures are being another post at the plant. which could be eligible to get have no special programs to organizing fund drives im- its experiments. ^ for submitting funding proposals prepared. A mid-September to victims of floods UPI photo state tax credits for people who propose. They only ask the tax in^iately. Manchester’s group ’The CIA confessions were will be the most likely to get the kickoff is anticipated. contribute to those groups. Vir­ credit as an extra incentive for did not announce until late extrated hi writing by Atlanta at­ tax credits. When the list of eligi­ Officials of the restoration ef­ temporary housing, Doyle said. Toys recalled tually every community people who might contribute August. torney ’Thomas E. Maddox Jr., who ■ HARTFORD ( U P I) — Checks for more ble agencies comes out of the fort hope to have money by the •than $2.45 million were in the mail Gov. William O’Neill, in seeking the organization in town put its name anyway. Although officials of the drive represents four of the prisoners who commissioner’s office Oct. 1, spring, when they expect to begin -Friday from the federal government to federal disaster declaration, estimated Two companies have voluntarily agreed to recall 63,900 baby rattles on the list. Established programs just said they began planning it weeks were experimented on the Atlanta those businesses who want those actual construction. .help pay for repairs to roads, bridges and damage from the floods at $276.6 million. because of the possibility babies could get the toys caught In their Town officials weren’t sur­ asking fdr help in keeping their ago, there’s something that , federal penitentiary in the 1950s and tax credits had b etter be There are also more modest other public facilities damaged by the Doyle said Friday an exact tally of ac­ throats, the Consumer Product Safety Commission said Friday. The top prised by the response. Given the doesn’t strike the right pote in ’ 1960s. The victims, now in their 50s, prepared to move fast. programs going include the requests on the list: $5(X) for a '.June floods, officials said. tual damage won’t be known for some row are Montgomery Schoolhouse Inc.’s rattles and the bottom row are current economic conditions, one Manchester Arts Council, New their protestations of commit­ are seeking $500,000 apiece in The checks represent payments to 34 time. Anne Flint, president of the joiner-planer for the senior Schowanek of America’s products. official said she was surprised ment. W illiam R. Johnson, damages from the government. communities that sought federal “ It’s a long process,” he said at a news Greater Manchester Area England Relays, Town of citizens center, $1,200 to print a there weren’t more. cochairman of the effort said in One of the plaintiffs, Farrell V. assistance under a disaster declaration briefing with O’Neill. “ It takes about 15 Chamber of Commerce, said the Manchester Social Services directory of services for Indo- As it was, groups submitted Department Elderly Outreach its defense, “ If there’s a need, Kirk, was used as a chemical issued by President Reagan after the to 18 months before you see the end of proffered tax credits — which Chinese services, $3,600 to es­ floods that killed a dozen people and the rainbow and the towns recovered.” planned projects totalling $6.3 and Manchester Symphony there is no inappropriate time to mixing bowl even though the CIA Weekly jottery show will range from 50 to 70 percent, tablish a neighborhood crime caused damage estimated at $276.6 Doyle said there had been some delay million. start.” knew he was mentally unstable. •J C- depending on the program in­ Orchestra and Chorale. watch in the Forest Hills area. -million. in getting the $2.45 million in checks Unfortunatley, only $1 million ’The fund drive — and its timing After being dosed with a variety of volved — could have “ a Then there are the grandiose, - Arthur T. Doyle, federal coordinating processed “ probably because there are a is available for the whole state. — are not inappropriate. ,’They measureable impact” on well-organized fund drives, ap­ ()N E OF TH E MORE modest drugs, Kirk attempted suicide by .officer for the flood recovery effort, said lot of disasters” the federal government parently seeking the available proposals on the list is one that are somewhat suspect however. burning and hanging, and once tried is working on. moving to public TV FRED CLARK, the staff businesses’ contributions. Ms. a total of 88 applications had been With the program apparently member in the state Office of Flint said she thought the credits as one more tool to try to may not need the business tax to gnaw an arm-off. received from eligible cities and towns Meanwhile Friday, the C^necticut safe, and therefore not depending Revenue Services who is coor­ availability of tax credits would convince contributors to donate. credit, at least according to its A second victim, Don Rpderick with the total damage worth more than Division of the American Red Cross on the success of the drive, it is $10 million. reported that 2,638 families suffered HARTFORD (iUPI) - Gleeful lottery lineup, and the lottery, which wants a dinating the neighborhood spur donations by offering ‘‘an These include Lutz Children’s organizers. The citizens’ com­ Scott, says he suffered permanent LOS ANDES FARM of Bolton offers less risky for people to commif to ’The federal government is paying 75 losses as a result of the flood, including winners will join the ranks of “ Great longer show. assistance program, said extra bonus’.^ for contributors. Museum (275,000), the restora­ mittee seeking $5,000 for Project brain damage from the tests. A percent of the costs to flood-damaged 1,605 that received immediate emergen­ Perform ances” and “ Masterpiece WVIT will continue to televise municipalities have,expressed a tion of Cheney Hall ($1 million) Concern has said it hopes to rpise try to save it. What do. they — third, John R. Maole, is a fugitive, English riding lessons for both She added, however, that -roads, bridges arid other public facilities cy Red Cross assistance. Theatre” next month when the state’s drawings for the “ Daily Numbers” and and the Manchester Community the money through small particularly politicians, who the fourth, James T. Knight, is still “ fair” amount of interest in the businesses are as interested in Jocated in the state’s four southern coun­ The Red Cross said it had spent $349,- televised weekly lottery drawing moves “ Play Four” lottery drawings, Klinsky donations from townspeople as could have b ^n criticized for in prison. All four says they suffered children and adults. We have program, judging from the phone the groups and programs they’re College Foundation Regional. ties. ‘The state will pay the remaining 25 350 on its programs to assist victims of to Connecticut Public ‘Television. said. saving the program by opponents flashbacks and other severe symp­ calls he’s received. supporting as they are in the tax Performing Arts Center. one way of demonstrating the percent. the floods, which it described as the The statewide network, which broad­ Taff said CPTV also would give the experienced teachers and reliable of busing ^ have to lose? toms for years after they were Clark was stunned into silence credits. The performing arts center is town’s commitment to the In ' addition, the state and federal worst disaster in Connecticut since the casts on five channels, will add to its lottery show statewide exposure. The school horses for all levels of riding drugged by the CIA. governments are also providing 1955 floods. lineup the show where the winning week­ network operates on Channel 24 in Hart­ Here are some\of the shocking ad­ assistance through other programs to To provide assistance to victims of this ly “ Money Tree” numbers are drawn ford, 49 in Bridgeport, 65 in New Haven, in our large outdoor rings or indoor missions made by the Justice residents, businesses, farms and other year’s floods, the Red Cross set up its and winners of prizes up to $2S0,0(X) are 53 in Norwich and 61 in Waterbury. Department on behalf of the CIA, •facilities damaged in the floods. first statewide campaign to raise money chosen. Taff said CPTV was the only medium area. Daytime and evening ciBsses Guest editorial ■Remember when?- in Connecticut with statewide exposure, under questioning by the victims’ at­ About 800 checks already have beeh since the 1955 floods. 'Die campaign has Paul K. Taff, president and general raised $268,000, the Red Cross said in a manager of CPTV, said Friday the noting it also carried instructional torney: distributed to help pay for immediate may be arranged by calling 646- repairs to housing and get people out of report to O’Neill. network agreed to provide air time for programming in conjunction with state • MK-ULTRA’s purpose was the program as a service to the state agencies. 8837 or 647-1588. Scapegoats “ research and developm ent of The state Gaming Policy Board gave though there also might be some benefits chemical, biological and iri store for CPTV. approval Thursday to a contract involved radiological materials (for use) in Nothing new about camp? “ I think it’s two-fold. We are doing it in moving the program to CPTV. Lottery once again clandestine operations to control a$. a service toward the lottery, which officials, however, were mum on details human behavior.” ’The CIA hoped • EAST HADDAM (U P I) - ‘The ad­ by the Canadian government July 29 has asked for it, a state agency,” Taff of the move. the “ psychoactive chemicals” ministrator of Becket Academy, a after youths claimed they were being said. “ Obviously if there are people who J. Blaine Lewis, chief of the lottery CROssm Rns On Saturdays the Manchester Lebanon. They were as innocent wilderness camp for hardcore troubled abused. Some said they were forced to watch the lottery and stay with it (the unit in the Department of Revenue Ser­ p r o d u c t s Herald reprints editorials from would work on the victim’s mind fin(Jt)evFins compRnv as the Lebanese caught in the youths in northern (Juebec, believes swim in 50-degree water to earn network) I think that’s fine.” vices, said there would be some changes New England newspapers. This is and emotions to “ releasq him from deadly crossfire between Israel there is nothing new in the state’s latest breakfast. Taff said CPTV had heard from “ quite in the program. He said the changes will from the Boston Herald the restraint of self-control.” . questions about the camp’s programs a few ” people who tuned into the be announced in the near future. American. and the PLO. The logic of Rosemary Driscoll, executive assis­ DO-IT-YOURSELF AND YOU’LL SAVE • The program was also intended and procedures. network to watch its fundraising auction slaughter was the logic of Hitler, to develop an “ anti-interrogation” tant to the commissioner, said there was Mark Marcus, commissioner of the no evidence of child abuse although the and saw promotions for other programs The Jews of the Marais who insanely blamed the Jews drugs to counter Soviet truth serum, , state Department of Children and Youth DCYS was concerned excessive dis­ they hadn’t paid attention to previously. Mishap kills man believed they were finished with for the defeat o f Germany in or possibly to scramble a CIA , Services, wrote to academy director EM- cipline may have been used in some TTie weekly lottery show began on anti-Semitism. The quiet World War I and burned them in agent’s brain so that any confession mund Gubbins. He said evidence “ has WFSB-TV in Hartford as a half-hour EAST HARTFORD — A tire that spun cases. ■ off a tractor-trailer truck shattered the quarter of Paris had once known the ovens of Aushchwitz. to his captors would be useless. caused us to question some of the program and later moved to WVIT-TV in program components and administrative “ I must admit that we don’t know a windshield of a car and killed Robert their agony: Here French Jews • MK-ULTRA and its successor West Hartford, where it has ran for five procedures.” hell of a lot about what they were doing Leary, 53, of Norwich. Israel rose out of the ashes of program, MK-SEARCH, were ter­ minutes on Thursday afternoons for the were rounded up by the Vichy Gubbins said Thursday there was in the North Woods,” she said. past few years. Leary died of internal Injuries at Hart­ the Holocaust, settled by Jews minated in part because the drags government and sent to the Nazi nothing new in the DCYS letter and agen­ Gubbins, said six of seven staffers Arnold Klinsky, vice president of ford Hospital shortly after the 12:07 p.m. . and other techniques proved “ too extermination camps. But when who vowed never again to live as cy officials were “ spinning their have quit- because the investigation was operations at WVTT, said the decision to accident Thursday on the Bulkeley unpredictable in their effect on STORAGE BUILDINGS, LEISURE HOMES, GARAGES the war ended, survivors of the a powerless minority in a nation wheels.” “ devastating the program,” considered move the lottery show from WVIT was Bridge. human beings.” a last resort for youths everyone else had The tractor trailer was driven by Dale Holocaust came back, joined by not their own. The importance of ’The wilderness camp, one of four mutually agreed upon by the station, . • Nevertheless, the CIA pursued operated by the academy, was shut down given up trying to help. which has a new afternoon prqgram Lange, 38, of Manchester, N.H. Jews from North Africa. The a Jewish homeland is underlined another chemical program) MK- *299. Marais rebuilt itself, and the by attacks on Jews in the Save $50 Reg $349 BURN, until at least 1970. One of its . 8 'i8 ‘ WOOD •4, r,' Jewish community baked matzo Diaspora- such as happened in researchers was Dr. Carl Pfeiffer, STORAGE SHED the Marais. Israel must forever People think they can talk their way out and observed the religious holy who also Worked on MK-UL’TRA. Build it youiselt wilh days and celebrated weddings endure as a haven for worldwide ou> plans and maierials Pfeiffer has sworn he was merely Many olbet siies and victims of antiSemitism, a without fear. Herald file photo trying to find a cure for mental il­ styles 10 choose irom sovereign nation for the Jewish lness. That is what the Atlanta con­ iFioo' pami esira on Inflation BuSlPi models i But the peace of the Marais people who return to Zion. Workers put the finishing touches on the May, 1956. Construction was going full victs were told. Troopers have heard it all was shattered recently by underneath section of the new high school in speed ahead that spring. • ’The materials developed and But as a sovereign nation, tested were “ hallucinogenie or machine guns and hand By Alan iWood Israel joins the community of, (would) otherwise affect the central A trooper at the Litchfield barracks her to Waterbury Hospital. “ Where’s work?” the trooper asked. grenades. Four terrorists Waterbury Republican - *1580 - nations, a community where sur­ nervous system)of humans.” ’The recalls an incident five or six years ago She checked into the emergency room “ Lowell.” Save $150 Reg $1730 blasted their way into a Jewish Distributed by UPI “ Where’s home?” vival is based not only on moral substances included various LSDs, when he stopped a speeder clocked at 98 and put on such a good act that an 20'x22' lARUORO ||- BESC tSGBiSG * WA’TERBURY — One thing every “ Leominster.” restaurant, firing in­ mescaline, a truth serum and mph on Route 202 in New Hartford. emergency medical technician put her 2-CAR GARAGE justification, but on strength and state trooper learns quickly — even on on a stretcher. The trooper waited “ What road are you on?” Protect you'car and create discriminately at diners and powerful amphetamines. His excuse was an old chestnut: “ My ability to live with neighbors. the most routine traffic patrol — is that car won’t go that fast.” But this fellow around for about five minutes, then left. “ (Route) 128.” eilra area Other waiters. Six people were killed, Taiwan not the loser • ’The CIA can produce no written sijes styles and s>ding Criticism of Israel’s invasion of the world Is full of people who think they was determined to prove it. He went A couple of days later, he was in the “ He was 130 miles off the track,” the including an Arab kitchen available iCemeni loun- consent forms, and admits no can talk their way out of most anything. back and drove through the speed trap at emergency room on another matter. ’The trooper noted. dation and pamt not Lebanon is not antiSemitism. exactiy what happened. worker. Twenty-one people were T w o" possible was a major conces­ followups were made of the guinea But most ideas that dawn on people in 45. technician told him that as soon as the included Uncritical support of a friend By William A. Rusher AN INCIDENT OF a different type oc­ left bleeding on the cobblestone America’s commitment to let sion by. Peking concerning, the pigs. Normally there weren’t even a pinch aren’t as original as they believe. “ See,” be told the trooper, “ my car trooper left, the woman jumped off the curred when two troopers went to in­ can be a dangerous form of self- NEW YORK - ’The text of the Taiwan have the arms it needs for nature of its intentions toward doctors on band the night after the Troopers have all heard lines like: “ I streets. It was the fifth an- wouldn’t go that fast.” stretcher and ran out of the hospital. vestigate a suspicious vehicle, a indulgence, which harms the one long-rumored and much-debated its defense is embodied in the Taiwan. To quote Section 4 of the ' was rushing to get to the bathroom,” or, tiJewish attack in Paris in 10 convicts were drugged. Some “ Yes, sir, you’re right,” the trooper Elaborate excuses aren’t the only Massachusetts Volkswagen parked near it seeks to help by fostering il­ “ Shanghai Two’’ Communique, Taiwan Relations Act, which was < “ My battery’s dead, and I thought I communique: prisoners were so hopped up they deadpanned to his frlmids at the coffee humor that lightens the often grim work a cemetery. Looking around, the *6439 days. agreed on by the governments of the could charge it up by going fast.” ' Save $300 Reg $6739 lusions until too late. We intend passed by Congress in 1979 after “ The Chinese Government had to be given more drags “ to at­ table. '' of a policeman. troopers noticed a green tarpaulin \ i United States and Communist But occasionally someone will go so Another trooper told of a speeder who I4'i24’ ’’AmM" to stand by Israel’s survival in Jimmy Carter’s cowardly rabbit- reiterates that the question of tain sleep.” One trooper at Litchfield recalls that toward, the rear of the cem etery. Direct Action, the craven China, has now been published and . far with an excuse that it will stay with offered the old call-of-nature excuse with UTEMOaSHEU the tempestuous Middle East, punch de-recognition of Taipei Taiwan is China’s internal affair." • ’Two victims were transferred to just after he stopped a New York Furthermore, it was moving. . the trooper for years, to be laughed extraordinary sincerity. “ Pinch me, 4-SEAS8H MIE terrorist group which claimed cqn be studied in detail. ’Those who during Congress’ Christmas recess 3 bedroom horne but not stand silent when we feel (’The usual bhiler-plate.) But then: a mental facility “ because of ap­ about time and again over barracks’ motorist, an undercover officer ’The troopers pulled back the canvas responsibility for the Marais at­ favor Peking will stress certain in December 1978. arrest me, take me anywhere, but for Foundation pant by owner “ ’The Message to Compatriots in parent mental problems,” , but the coffee tables. screeched his car to a halt beside the and found a young man and woman un­ our ally has gone too far, as phrases in it and ignore others. God’s sake tell me v^ere there’s a Ask at your closest Gross { tack, and others said it was Taiwkn issued by China on Jan. 1, CIA denies this was because of “ an cruiser. derneath. Without hesitation, the man ^ man s or write Grossman s { Israel had in bombarding Beirut. Trooper Pete Smith — not his real bathroom,” he pleaded. ’Those friends of Taiwan whose sup­ This commitment, however, has ‘The undercover man was driving a said, “ Good morning, officers.” Pkg Dept 200 Union St ! retaliating for the Israeli inva­ 1979, promulgated a fundamental adverse Reaction” to its drugs, name— recalls the motorist who tried to Sonie dixstors who drive fast get into port for Free China takes the form never been endurable to Peking, beat-np car and wearing ratty clothes. “ Just like he was coming into the of­ Braintree MA 02184 lot sion of Lebanon. The killing of innocent Jews in policy of striving for peaceful which were intended to duplicate avoid a traffic citation by claiming a the habit of pleading medical emexgen- more ntormalion of insisting shrilly at every oppor­ which insists that (1) Taiwan is He panted that he was headed for an fice in the morning,” the trooper said. 1 reunification of the motherland.” . psychosis. friendship with Smith, w h ^ name bad cies. In one such incident, a trooper had The victims of the attack were Paris is not a threat against assignment and didn’t have any money in /■ ‘The officers replac^ the tarp and ter­ tunity that it is being sold down the - simply a rebellious province of Ah! Those words “ fundamental - been in the newspaper the day before. not Israelis, nor did they have Israeli military policy. It is a • Though expense records were a desk officer telephone the hospital his pocket. ’The other trooper gave him/ minated the investigation. river by the Reagan administration China, to be absorbed by the policy,” using the Chinese - H ie motorist aAed the trooper who emergency room and ask If the doctor 'anything to do with invading recrudescence of anti-^mitism, kept meticulously — $349,445.10 for $ 20. Most of the outlandish lines policemen will emphasize many of the same mainland by peaceful means or ‘ appeared beside his car if he knew Pete was needed on urgent business — not characters “ da-Zheng," w^icb the Atlanta subproject— tte overall “ Geez,” said the New Yorker, “ dat’s hear are attempts to prevent an in­ a virus ‘which lies dormant jintil force without anybody else luMdng a •Smith. mentioning that a traffic violation was points. literally means “ great” and '^gover­ records were ordered destroyed in da foist time I ever saw da cops payin’ evitable arrest. ’The troopers inter­ vicious Jew-haters see an oppor­ say in the matter, and (2) UiS. ; ■ “ Me went on to tetl about this great involved. But the truth Is that Ronald ning,” in effect commit Peking to 1973 by Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, a top off da puhlic.” viewed said they don’t make it harder on ' relation ^p we had — all the wonderful The doctor on duty replied: “ Tell him tunity to strike. Reagaii has kept his word: Taiwan recognition of Peking in 19^8 makes seeking thq reunification of Taiwan Another trooper stopped a girl in West- people to have excuses. “ You expect Letters policy CIA scientst. Dr. Pfeiffer destroyed . en i^ e iic e s we’d had together,” Soilth not to go fast — not over 55.” Israel has its own threats and will keep right on getting the arms it any miiitary aid whatever to Taiwan by peaceful methods only. port who said she left her clothes at people to lie a little to get out of a Prices In Etfeci Thru September 11 the records in 1972. Only a fluke— a ' said. “ 1 was writing out the summons as vThe policemen played a tape of the call The Manchester Herald problems, its errors and history needs to defend it$elf. absolutely unacceptable. ■ > ■'*1' home. “ She did,” he said. ticket,” said one. social worker’s file — connected he talked. I gave it to him and pointed at ovo^ the radio to the lead-footed doctor. welcomes letters to the editor. As a government official in Taipei ’That is why P e l^ g ’s reactions to And the final sentence of Section 4 “ I made sure I wrote the summons But sometimes, the humor of a situa­ to overcome. It cannot alone Kirk to the program. ^ the signature a ^ said, ‘Lwdi at that.*^’ “ At least I tried,” the physician said. Letters should be brief and to put it to an American newsman contiiiued U.8. aid for Taiwan under simply nails the point down: “ ’The fast so she didn’t get sunburned all tion lies In a person’s candor. protect Jews from anti- I confess to a personal interest in MANCHESTER the point. They should bq typed there just a few days before the the Taiwan Relations Act — which nine-point proposal put forward by . SEVERAL OF THE ’TROOPERS in- ON ’THE OTH ER SIDE of that coin Is over,” he said. One trooper in Litchfield recalls fin­ Semitism. Outraged pec^le of all the MK-ULTRA program. The or neatly hand-written, and, for communique was published, “ If reached a level of $8SS .million in China on Sept. 30,1981, represented , terviewed asked not to be identified and the qieeder who claims he is rushing Yet another Litchfield trooper was ding a young man inside a building where 145 Sponcor Street lands must decry the slayings in Watergate pair, G. Gordon Liddy ; none identified the offendtfs. In cine amazed by a drunk who bad an accident he clearly didn’t belong. ease in editing, should be double­ Peking gets the face and Taipei gets 1980 — have ranged the gamut from a further major effort under this himself or a passenger to the hospital. 649-0136 spaced. and B. Howard Hunt, tried to obtain case, a trooper declined to give a detail in Middletown. “ ’The guy poured himself “ Haven’t you ever had an Paris and give anti-Semites no the substance — enough military tantrums to near-hysteria. fundamental policy note the re­ . One woman gave a trooper a par­ ‘The Herald reserves the right MK-UL|TRA diligs from the CIA to ' hecaude it ^ ^ t reveal the identity of ticularly convincing version of this out of the car,” and the policeman asked, Overwhelming desire to break In some chance to raise their ugly heads supplies to defend ourselves — that According to Reagan administra­ use of the same portentous words— to edit letters in the interests of like on me. So, apparently Richard - ' die man In his story. PoUcemeri have to ucuae. Thiidang she might he telling the where he waS going. place?” the youth asked. at this time of international Will not be so bad.’ ’ tion sourteS, what made final agree- “ to strive for a peaceful Solution of brevity, clarity and tad'te. Nixon’s White House was aware of I ’• be discreet, he said. thith, the trooper said hu Urould follow From.work to homei he replied. “ Real sincere said-the trooper. crisis. AS matters turned out, that is lAerit On the language of "Siianghai jhe Taiwah question.” the brdtittatoderlha SkaoHidiiita, MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 28, 1982 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 88. MM . FILL IKJ TH6 MISaMG LgrTgeS 1(0 Bean spouts on overcrowded 'Earth' rue "TV woRps" Betow, , ' .h' MacNeill,. Lehrer TV Dialogue.. > \ Ih/Debra month’s program: a gorilla disappointingly superficial. orilU communicateaunanicate wilwith a books, articles, .even muse­ OlAlcr E a x eaN who “talB /’i experiment sub­ Covrt^ four subjects in 27 Suman, showbow emotions and ums. Um since theh, r n w sn d w iu The program baa a smart A ntA NDY CHASER - if he’s lust gelM to werh HBO’a "What on karth? ” is jects who cap’t determine the minutes ng doiibt accounts for reasoning abillta.abUlty.Butltw But It would expansion team? My niathar and I are havhM a A u sn ^ or wIB we get Um^: the thinking man’s “ That’g taste of colorless food; camer­ the fast pace and lack of drag have been helpful to have bad and jaixy dwvery; It would be iSHTl HATTr]cm disaolo ahant the actress wiM a shame to slow it down and t a H M lv w M d T Incredible!/'^ a aeries that as that take pictures of jiain; that make the show so attrac­ the potentUdlienefltatUdlienenta of this the issue without interruption plftyiitf B m i y m i B d jc ftS2nisadyed.lihthe*wool • focuses on ideas and concejits, and people who fall asleep tive, But In the other two seg­ woR explained. What does it perhaps lose viewers. B yD u L ew It for SO minutes. M Night” 1 say it was J e ^ u ------w ill not" instead of people. It’s science anytime, anywhere — against ments on this episode, ques­ mean In the larger context of "W^t On Earth?” is pro­ lUHC] Ausrie, who not only wUl nU Despite many efforts, the Some do not consider, the Walter, hot she says no. Who defect ffpm his ^ vive e land, - made more than merely pal­ their will. tions remain unanswered. science? What lifts thia duced by Alvin H. Perlmutter, three major networks have show a bard-news program wasH? but n tm a to play noo-AiW- atable — it’s exciting and' ' All that sounds very ambi­ On the segment about ther­ bevond a “gee, that’s incredi­ who ia also responsible for the ble.)” response to the impor­ award-winning “Consumer. been unable to expand their because, unlike the commer­ Asoittant DA. Brandy Hen­ tralian characters. His entiring. tions, maybe too much so for mograms, for instance, the Nouj neARUMse rue half-hour nightly newscasts to derson w ia p l a ^ by Dixie the sb ot^ half-hour running pictures of the variations in tant development it is? Repocts Presents” and "Mon­ cial networks’ news a n in luck, tbonah, since h ^ The fourth Installment of L e m g z s you fiuep im an hour. Now, it appears the programs, it skips the head­ Carter. Jessica waiter spent time. In all fairness, it must heat ' are never actually It may be asking too much ey Matters” on HBO. This co-star ^ ‘Thulrborn B W ’;; the science series (airing TZ? SPeLL TMe OF A Public Broadcasting Service line services and limited some time on the now defunct (as the only actual Australian throughout August) is fast- be said that some rej;)orts do enlained in detail. What do to have every question about a installment of “What On subject anticipated in advance Earth?” wUl play on HBO may reach that nillestone in reports of all the day’s impor­ “Love of Life,” bovrever, as among ^ e stgrs). paced and full of fan. easy-to- offer the depth Bean all the different colors in the broadcast journalism within Julia Moreno. promised. “Prisoners of photograph mean? How are and therefore answered. And Aug. 31 and Sept 3. tant news. UNREAL PEOPLE — My take information. dllUKDAI OPMEPy: the year. MacNell answers the Sleep” probes the phenome­ they read? 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U88R chard Conte, Peggie Cestia, (2D - News ^ ^ ung boy and girl are ship- Guillermo Ochoa, Lourdaa 3 D - Major League Baaaball: 9 D -White Shadow 11KI0P.M. Conoart (8 ) - Terzan special operetlone unit tracka CD - It It Wrtttan Guerrero y Juan Dosal prasen- tented from the Firattona CD - Ma)or Uoguo Boaobsll: 9D - Threo Stoogoa Chuck Connors. 1955. ( 2 ) - Entertainment This Waek ..wrecked on a tropical Island New York Yankees at Toronto Country Club, Akron, OH. (90 - *Your Mag. for Woman CD CD CD 39 - Nows ( B - Star Trak Cartoon (29 - MOVIE; ‘No Nukea' Jack- down Japanese defectors on a 8 - Lowrano* Walk ’•« where they must fend for them- tan este programs de asuntoa 99 Atlanta at Naw York Matt 3D-8ports 92) - Boat of Notre Dama CQ) - Newe/Sports/WoathB’ - Slempre en Domingo Rsul min.) eon Browne. Crosby, Stills and South Asian island. Mai Gibson, (29 salves. Brooke Shields, Christo- publicos preaentando noticiaa y ( 8 ) - Nawa 99 - To Bo Announood 9D-SolldOold CD - Mission ImpoosIMo (2D - Nawa/Sporta/Wotthor Football # 9 1678 Fighting Irish 9 8 - MOVIE: T h * Cannonb*n Velasco as el anfitrion da ests * 2:15 A.M. Nash, Carly Simon and Bruce - A M Service Revelation John PhiliD* Law. Sam Nalll. Run' Conteetents In a coaet-to- IZ pher Atkins. 1980. varisda informscion. ( 8 ) - Wraatling (S3 - MOVIE: 'Groan Manalont' O - InotadlMo Hulk CD - Paul Hogan ( 8 ) - Robert Sohullor va. Use. 09 programa da sntratsnimianto INTERSTATE 84 EXIT 58 99 - Eports Look * (39 - MOVIE: 'Joitia' A look at Springsteen highlight this con­ 1981. coaet race will do anything to ( 8 ) - MOVIE; 'An Enemy of tho A young political rafugaa in tha 9D-OddCouplo (8 ) (B ) - SoHtno StroM (2D - Nswamakor Sunday (2D - Big Story intamacional producido an EAST HARTFORD S68-8810 * O - From the Editor's Desk (29 ' Ask tha Manager Venezuelan Jungle falls In love (2D - Nowa ( O - Amorlea't Top Tan Janie Joplin through stage ap- cert filmed at New York's Madi­ 0 9 - Are You Anybody? win. Burt Reynolds, Fsrrah Faw­ People' It's the will of the major­ > MOVIE: 'CurM King Mexico, an al cual se prasaptan ** ' Superman (2Z) - Sneak Previews with Rima tha 'bird girl' who (8 ) -Ountmoka (39 - HBO Thoatsn Bus Stop A psarancaa candid Intsivlawt 129 - Club pa (S ) - Lawranoo Walk son Square Garden end Senary (22) (29 of cett Dorn OeLuiee. Reted PG. ity versus an Idealistic doctor, (8 ) - Wild Kingdom Tufa Tomb' Mystarioua events (2D - Proaa Box i lot mat popularee eitistas de la lives there. Audrey Hepburn, naive cowboy falls In love with and rscording asaalona. Janie 39 - Oral Robartt and You , (23) - MOVIE: ‘Baltimoro BulloY Park. 1960. Rated PG. ferendula hltpena eel como in- : 8:00 A.M. 10:30A.M. when he discovers a pollutant (S i - Fantastloo Animal Pro­ IS 9 - Danoo Favor a worldly showgirl. Tim Mstho- occur soon after an archeeoio- (29 - SportsWorkf Today's pro­ 9:30 P.M. ZAPPED! Anthony Perkins. Lee J. Cobb. grams Inlantil scorca da el Joplin, Big Brothar and the’ - MOVIE: 'Dud of the Tw o clever pool huatlsra decicto ( S ) - Proeonto vltados eepeclales de todo el - (3D GD - Pop.y./Ollv. ( S ' MOVIE: 'Flash Gordon' In the town water supply. Stave - Hhoh HIkara Gulda/ son, M s^ot KIddsr. Hol^IngjCompsny. 39 glst discovers the Egyptian ru­ gram features a post-race re­ CD CD - Jaffaraon* Floranc* McQueen, Charles Duming, 1969. mundo animal. 32) *ntana' Abandoned by thair to teke thair chaneoa agslnit a (29 - Championship Wrestling ler's burial site. Eve Marie Saint port on the Arlington Million mundo. ^Conwdy Show Flash fights to save Earth from Galaxy ® - NInhtFllflht Tonight's d aleck maatar hustlar. Jamas gat* tha wrong idaa whan th* -SHOW N RT:- Ming the Marcilaaa. Sam J. BibI Anderson. 1976. Rated G. CD - MOVIE: *Wrt af tha - Entortalnmam TM a W o rt 2:30A.M. royal mother, twin tone Romu­ (29 - MOVIE/Hurry Up or I'll De Robin Ellis, Raymond Burr. Horse Race. Jaffaraona and tii* Willi*** tiy B - S o l i d Gold - (SD - F.ntaMlo Four & P .l. Spider' A young man who dose irams arsTsw-Off,' 'Astomsh* lus and Remus are reited by a Cobum, Omar Sharif, Bruca Jonas, Melody Anderson. Max (29 - 8l(m Culaino 8KK)P.M. MOVIE: 'Tiw War Lord* A Thirty' A lonely young man 1980. to keep a aoerat from her. (R) not baliava tha local legend that (39 - MOVIE: 'Loot Horizon' Af­ fng Odysssy,' 'Night Might 9D - she-wolf. Stave Raevee, Gordon Boxiaitnar. 1880. Rated PG. 5:45 P.M. B - TIm AtiHotas IdDdO - Super Friends Von Sydow. ter being kidnapped and taken - Onemaa A family of knight sstabllshss a flafdom on eearches for a new way of life in 39 - MOVIE; 'Bock Rooda' A (2 9 - Polloula: 'Flor SllvoMr.' says anyone who antara Black­ CD CD Intaivisw/ 'OlscovstV of the Scott Vima Lisl. 1963 ( 8 ) - Sporta Amertoa . (28 - What/* Htppaningl CD - World Tomocrow STAR WARS Za 3 3 - Christopher Cloee-Up (S )-8 t y la to Tibet an Amarietn dIplomM - Woodland Qnomat prapirts Weak,' 'Video ArtisC*«:0’ and tha ahoroa of the North Saa In Msnhanan. John Lefkowitz, couple atarta off on a croaa- (39 - Outdoor Uto wood Villa on tha 'night of tha -fpr tha wadding of thoir aldsst tha 11th Cantury. C(isritbn Has- 39-Jlm'Bakksr (29 - CKa eon CotomMa Linda DeCoff, Danny DeVito. country jaunt and bacomaa ro­ 8 - Nawamakar Sunday ^ 3D ' Tom ti Jerry IS ) - SpIdarMan and dead' will not coma out alive, ancountsi* ■ lost ohrlllzation In ‘ 'New Wavs Thsstr#.' (3 hrs-J 6:00 P.M. U 3 (39 8 9 - Buporman tha hidden vsllay of ShangrI-L., son. (BO min.) ton, Richard Boons, Roaamary mantically involvad. Sally Fiald, 8 - Maataiplao* Thaatro'Ola- 12:30 A.M. Friends make* a bat that ha will. An­ 39 -Latin o B - Adelantt 39 - Converaatlon With... CD(D8BB-Ftow* (12) * ESPN Sportsforum wham th* CM rrt of prolonging 99 - Fostival of Faith Forsyth. 19BB Tommy Lee Jonat, David Kaith. rtali.' Oiaraali la alavatad to tho CD - MOVIE: T h * Fakara' Tw o (O - 8ix.Qun HaroM thony Francioaa. 1974 CD - MOVIE: Tour Ooughtara’ 8 : 3 0 A . M . 3S - SIX'Gun Haroot (52) - MOVIE: T h e Bm ny 1245-3rt-S:IS-7JS-KS-12tS ••39 - Soholaetio Sports Acad. (29 - MOVIE; T h . Spirit of S t Ufa it kapt Ronald. Colman, Ufa In a mutloil family of tour (29 - MOVIE: Th o Invialbla 9 2 - ESPN Sports Cantor .1981. Rated R. QE) - MOVIE: T h * Crimaon Houaa of Lord*. (60 min.) undercover agents, tracking Louis' Tha unforgettable story ( £ - MOVIE: 'DIantondt' A Lon­ Goodman Btor/ The life of Pirat*' An tSth cantury pirat* [Closed Captioned] down Nszi war criminals, unit* - Uttle Rasoala 1:30 P.M. Jans W yatt Edward Evaratt dtughtars and what htppant Man* A ehamiat diacovara the ( D - Portuguofo Aiound.Ua 11:30 A.M. Benny Goodman la depiotod 3 9 - Phil Silvara of the first man to fly solo non­ don aristocrat becomes a Horton. 1837. aacrrt of Invisibility. David - MOVIE: That FamB/This capturaa a king'a ahip carrying 3 8 - MOVIE: *81 Ivaa/A tonnor to stop the eyndicat* from dis­ BEASTMASTER Z^(2D - News/Sports/Weather CD - Brady Bunch whan thsy all fall In levs with 99 QE) - Eighth Day CD-F o o t the Nation from his youth through his Car­ (S2) - Gala of Start 1882 Bev- stop across tha Atlantic. Lucky diamond thief because of ri­ McCallum, Jackis Cooper, satiia-looka at tha nation's fa­ ammunition, arma and an amia- crim* ropoitar is hirod by a tributing countsrfsR U.S. cur­ valry with his broriiar, a aacurtty 5:30 P.M. tho lama man. Lana Siatara,. Thia W a rt with David negie Hall bend concert Steve erly Sills returns as hostess of ■ [ T O ] - ( 8 ) 9 9 - Flintstone Comedy Lindy. Jamas Stewart Murray CD - Batoball Bunoh Clauds Rains, John Gatfiald. Henry Darrow. 1675 mily In tho White Houaa. Bob ( D - Day of Olsoovory aary ordarad to crush a rabsl- movla mogul to locate valuabi* rency. Broderick Crawford, Hamilton. 1957. expert Robert Shaw, Richard Allen. Donna Reed, Berts Ger- thlf special that guest start llon. Burt Lancaatar, Nick CD - MOVIE: 'Womm of tho 99 - Arc You Anybody? 1B38 (2 D -B p o fta Nawhsit, MsdoHna Kahn. Gilds. 9 9 - M O VIE:'Attart Forea r A eten. 1966 ladgara. Chari** Bronson, Kent Taylor, Scott Brady. 1969. ------SHOWN AT:------Roundtree. 1076 Leonard Bemeteln, Placldo Cravat Eva Bsrtok. 1652. * 0 9 ~Teatro Fantastloo 99 - MOVIE: 'Lookins for Prohlitorle Pl.nM ' A tp a c. chip O -H oga n's Haross ^ Radnsr. 1981. Rated R ipoclal oporttlona unit trsoks CD - Rax Humbard Domingo, Rudolf Nureyev. (R) (3 Jacqualino Bisaat John House­ 8 - M OVIE:‘A ttart Foro* r A lZW-25S-kK-7»MI-lljl (Dffi-LovaBort ® - MOVIE: 'PaplHon' A eon- down JtpanoM dofootora on a 1:30P.M. * ( 8 - Carrasoolendaa Dansor' Tha gang trial to ox* onrouto homo craahoe on an 9 9 - MOVIE: ‘Bart Frianda' vIet santsnetd to Ufa Imprison- - Crossflif Maaeow Uvo 9 D - Pro-Baaaoo Foetball; Naw hit., 20 min.) (D - CBS Nows man. 1676. apacial oparations unit tracks Tw o ViMfi.m vatarans, along 6KK>P.M. 92 - Auto Raobig '82: Tha (S) South Atlan island. Mai G ib u n , plain what bacama of the Ar- un.xplorml planm and th* flag­ mant on Devil's Island, is York Jata at Ftow Yoric Giantt CD - Thia W o rt In Baaeball CD - Christian Childran's Fund B - It's Your Butinaaa down Jopanos* dsfsotore on a ROAD WARRIOR ^ 8:30 A.M. m /t cooking pot. The Bowery ship riturnt in March of auivi- with thair whrat, go oroM- CD C D -nows Austrian Grand Pita 3:00 A.M. John Philip Law, Sam NallL' ( 8 - MOVIE; ‘A Udy Takoa a South /Ltlan islanU. Mol Gibaon, dstsrminsd to saeaps daapHs 99 - MOVIE:'Tha Othor Bida of CD - Major League'Baaeball: Chance' A city girt who la 9 9 - Calliop* Childran's ( £ ' Tsraan/Lone ^nger/ Boy*. 1957. vora. Wandall Coray, Keith country in a camper to raeap- - Blataky and Hutoh 99 - Eartiv Wind and Firs In ‘ ------n, Oua- (S)-NowtWiapup 1981. 10:00 P.M. John Philip Low, Sam Neill. ^33 turt tha 'goad old days.' CD all odda. Stsva McQuMn. tiw Mountain Part IF An tth- Atlanta at New York M ots' aaarching for a huaband In tha Programs Toda/s atorlaa ara ^ Zorro Adventure Hour 9Z)-ThlaOMHouM LarMn, John Agar. igSS Coneart Tapad during thair It- tin Hoffman. 1B73. Rated PG. I B - Buga Bunny A Frianda CD CD - Trapper John, MJ>. 1981. -SHOW N MT:- Richard Hatch, . DougiM (D -R s o h iB taat Imamationtr tour, this _ 3:15A.M. lata'a tragic acbldant apallt dat- 9 D - Major Lrtguo Baseball: Far W att f Inda an unwilling vic­ 'King Rollo and the Comic/ 'Ail 99 - F.T. Barmim and HI. ejaloa.I^^w. Vlart K^kaaw ptlr until love, faith and tim. John Wayne, Joan Arthur. About Fire' end 'Beware, Be­ Trapper bacomoa unhappy 98-Bpeita Frob* 10S-l»S:lS-75*-lH$.I2rt ^ CD - MOVIE: 'No Holds Barred' 11KX1A.M. Chapin, Sutanna Burton. 9D-StarTrrt tupai^atinum group porforma 3 9 - NIghtootM MOVIE: ‘Cabo Manoo’ A Naw York Yankooo rt Toronto Z The Bowery Boys turn to wres-. Human OddM M Richard Kilav of Power (Cloaad Captioned] dotarmlnation taka over. Mari­ Phil Silvara. 1943. ware My Beauty Fair/ (60 min.) whan hi* aes nun* Is angagad 8 - Spao. Raport Moaoow Uvo CS) - Soul Train hosti this look at Bamum't can ( S ) - N a w . 9 9 - MQVIE: *1/1010,/A aooear thair graattst hits. 11:15 P.M. hotol-kaopur la ahattsiod by a- 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Spiral Sttlioaao' to ba marriod. (R) (BO min.) • ttlng when one of the gang do- ^ 9 - King's Coming lyn Haaaatt, Timothy Bottoms. ( 8 - Time to Uva With Lao 9 8 - Fastival of Faith M r and the human oddWM ha (8 )-M 0 V IE :‘A Qlobal Aftab'A match batwaan Oarman prltan- 9 9 - PSA Bowlara Tour Protoo- woman who la hunting tor her A muta girl ia atslksd by a pay- O - MOVIE: 'Friday th* 13tii' PG *velops magic powers which CD 9 9 - Foni/Happy Day. ( O - MOVIE: 'Thtoty Saeonds 1978. Rated PG. Buaeaglla C D -N a w s A camp hauntad by a daath SI Naum mar,* Adrtann* King. 1676. SHIFT ^ ( B ) - IntamatlaiMl RaoquMiwfl U la Pulvar, Yvonna DaCarto. I B - I W 1 V Gsnsral Jimmy DooUttlo's ooih- 3 : 3 0 A . M . C D - Up Front boat' auiolda w t t murdar. Bow- ( D - World Soria* of Golf Cov­ jtam In strange ways. Gab# Ka- ^ ^ Gold/ Action Jack Comady 09 (S - TMa Waak In Baatbali PO. Phillip Law. erage of tha final round la pro- B -W IM L WHd Wort B - L M * n IS ) - Praia Box M o m o w U v . 1864. - Ntsra/gporta/Warthar mand. Spariear Tracy, Van m try Boya, Lao Goiboy. 1850. . plan. Robart Klein. Z Horn (8 - MOVIE:‘A Doira Houaa’A 99-11810001711881877088/1 33) I Ottawa M CD-Wondatamo (8 )-Money Wert aantrt from ' the Firoatone ( 8 ) - MOVIE: TT w y Made M* A Johnson, Robart MHchum. v v b in l^ ( 8 - B t y l a AN Om CBR AND Z G D - Nawark Raallty ( 8 ) 13 9 - Spaoo atari tubiugatad houtawito braaki CrlmlnaF A champion prizofigh- programs art 'Horaa Tradin’ ( 8 ) C D - om-iant Btfokaa WH­ 1B44 ( D - Sunday Momina ( 8 - Mark Ruaaall Comody Country Club, Akron, OH. (2 AOINTLIMANg IM bOfTowt tha oar to Imprast - MOVIE: 'Homs Baforo' hra„ 30 min.) 6:16 P.M. * ® -M a g l l 1 a Oorltla ISZ) - Maglo of OH Pointing fTM to Mtabllah hanolf at an tar, ballaving ha murdarad * Gama' and ‘Hava Wlndauttof. (D-I u w m B -E n t o q u e Spaeltl Mark Rutsell pratenta Individual. Claira Bloom, An. Will Travat' hM glilfripnd. (TO 11:30 P.M. Dark'Dark/ A young woman«. atrug- hit own apoolal kind of polWctl B - Thrta Stoogaa —— SHOWN ATi— • 32)-1BB2UtttaLaagua World 1.1:30 A.M. man In s'drunken brawl, runt - Oral llabtila B • Newsntelcero ( 8 - Big Story thony Hopkine. 1973. away. John Gsrflald, Ann 8harl< 1 8 - MOVIE: 'The Spirit of S t CD - Invitation to Oisooyary gloa to_ regain herar plaot QD ** Barfaa from WllHamaport PA O - F S a t i v N of Faith (39 - MOVIE:'TaB Mo A RkMIo' humor. (50 min.) uanABwrjmutH CD CD - WaokMar ® - MOVIE:'Amalia EarlwrT A dan, Clauds Rtint. 1938 Louts/ Thu untorgotiabis story (D-Bonny HW Show elatv tftsr Ihospitalllzation I -O W Thiw Ooapal 3:45 P.M. Sofnl-Final#1. O - K u n g i t o A woman mutt coma to gripa B -S u p a r m a n 6:30 P.M. S t w TUooMifSWVBmoqi Z CD 89 - HoathoHff/ of tho first msn to fly solo non­ bftakdown. Jaana 81mmBlmmona, -S w a n n a ti IB2) - MOVIE: Th irty l aeonda drama of tha ftmad 1930'a filar (29 - La Motor Da La Capa aaa---a- |_ a ■ i il a 11 i (D - Mutie eny Nows Top Oan VHtrilhy, Rhonda Flam- with her own mortality at ana C D -C B S N a w a • Earth. Wind and Fira In Mormaduko of • vwwom in n w w w stop across tho Atisiitle. Lucky 2KXIP.M. Over To kyo 'A drama of tha firrt RIDAY THE 13 and chaUplon woman', 2 9 . MOVIE: ■Sorowat' Four Country Hits Ing. IBES. g(8 )-BigBtory faeat tht traumtt of old ago. j ^ C onaart Tapad during thair 1^ Nmaraoa^itaf Undy, James SIswstt Murray - Major League B-2S'a In training tor a bombing (D -N s w a ** ( S - AIFttar SpartaCtMUansa rights. Susan Clark. John For­ mantrytoworkthair way out of Hsmillon. 16S7. C D -Ilaoln u . ( l-Oialllaliti sand You Ula Kadrova, Mahryn Douglas, CD B (S PT.3»m ^ tatt intamadonal tour, this syth#, Jano Wyan- 1976 ' 3^55 A.M. 8 1 Brooka Adams. 1980. Baosbolk Calltomla t t Boston mitalon over Japan under (DB-ABCNswt i iupor-platinum group porforma Q S - MOVIE: ‘Claah of ■ nightmarish Jungle. Roy (29 - Veeta y Carol Programs O -M O V IB t ‘Anisriuan OtgoW’ General Jimmy Doolittia't com­ 4i9BSTERFEiurre $ i A f ) i i ; ■ SHOWN W: - ■ da vtraldad musical.' 9D-OddCoupla,^ (8 - MOVIE: 'Young JOA tha 9 9 - CotoiMtion StroM ( 8 - IntMa Bualnata m itioir groatoat hits. ^ THanarir Tha child of Zoua battloa 2 K X > P .M . Schsidar. A man working as s paid com­ CD.-Naws I Foigotlan Ksnnsdy' Jopaph 12KK)P.M. mand. Spancar Tracy, Van ■I monatara to aava a (8)-PraatBox 8B-NBCNawa Trtdev, Smtunkiy, Suniday l U a V V J S 9 - Boot of CoMopo TodaVa CD-BHlVaEay 3:30 P.M. panion Is framod. Riohscri Gsro, 4 K M )A .M . Kannady, Jr. undarlakM a peri­ ( D - B o a t tha stow 99 - Sunday' M the King's Johnaon, Robart Mitchum. from an aroh rival, Lsursn Hutton, Nina Van Pal- (3 9 - Batkataga Pern lous World W ar II m inion in an Hourt 1044 B - MOVIE: T h t FIxar' A u. ptoriaa ara 'King Ratio and tha j Ollvlar, Claira Bloom, (D • Major Laagua BaaabaH: 9D - Thia W a rt In BaaabNI 9 9 -H a a a t ® O p p a r t u n H y Knoaka 1 lb. LOB8T1R w/8t*aimrs ■s [ .T j " - ^ Ctmle,'...... 'All About FIro,' Bo- Isndt 187B. ® - MOVIE:'Dtatti SotsanY A tttamptto latum at a haro and ( 8 -Spaolal Raport Jawlah passant living undar «M» rtrt BtBtbil ivraB or K i t tftbutt** Burgaaa MorodMi. 1981. Rated Calltotnia at Boalon l2 D -8 ty la 6 : 3 0 P .M . Dr. Hobart Bohular 4:00 P.M. arc, Bawaro My Baauty Fair,' O - NIOVIE: *nio Night Thsy woman's murdar it wHnstaad aohlava tho family dratm. Patrt ( 8 - MOVIE: T h o D.I.' Tho strict Czaritt rule triap to mtka :H ISH™« r o - . 9 2 - IntwnMiOlWl Bwlminlng: ^ (D-CBBNaws by nalghbort who do nothing to Strauu, Barbara Ptrkina, Bta- (E) - KIncf • Komcr tha bast of hit lift. Alan Batat, 363 I. ’A Boy, A Dog. A Frog,' 'Lady MoDonrtr. Diwl Mart ftoiii 4KX)P.M. T a rt MIts Baaotlfur An tlrilnsr - MOVIE:'Amarioan Olsalo/ 92 - C n . FOMbaB: Ottawa rt ttoty of a tadiatic Marina drill *• FMibouma'a Book of Tabla QB - Bcholaatle Sporta AoaU. It hijaoktd and fivt fintlitts ara pravont It. Art Canwy. Clorii A manm working at a paid phan Elliott 1B77. WbmlptB 02) - Auto Rooing *S2: CART Dirk Bogtrda, Gaorgit Brown. jmmCjrn s g ^ Q i y KnexvIHA TN - IM A VA UBBII 9D • To Bo AnnouiMsd (DCDO-NrtM p earn- Inttruetor and tht rigors of oom- S Mannora/ 'Monica Qoarman: (8)-BlBBtocy abduotad and hold tor ransom.. Laaohman, . Edward Atnor. panion It framod. RMiaid Oara, 39-M r.Boflora* Neighborhood - Enillah Chonnol Tadb/a bat trtlnlag at Parris Island. AirCal 600 from RlvoroldOy CA 1968. 9 9 - Caranptlan Bm rt (8 -C h r la t ls n ChUdfon'a Fund (D - ChronMa 99 ^pOymnaat' 'Victor and Maria; I S • MOVIE: 'Soto' A famala to- Chuck Connors, Hsnry Gibson, 1B7B. Lauian Hutton, Nina Van M - -Tha Book,' 'What On Eaibi,' (9 . MOViE: 'Tlwy Brtod (S)-BlBtM ry (8)'(S-NBCNaws 1678.

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Gworek comment Friday, and Weiss said heli mission on Hospitals and Health II years of postponed retirement This is an open appeal to Madison DeSimone, who passed away August whips up some cream for topping, and below, firefighter Cherl had received no indication as tdj! Care,” she says. “ Until that time, lobbying powerful legislators both in Avenue. 28, 1970. Wilbanks stamps a ticket. what the owner wants to do with tlHjj; (1973) there was no control over Washington and the state’s General To be more specific, this is an land. hospital care cost.” Every day in some small way . Assembly. open appeal to the block of Madison Town officials said they aKfi ’liie bill, signed by Gov. Thomas Memories of you come our way. Evelyn W. Gregan, 78, of 53 Meskill oq March 19,1973, provided Avenue which is in charge of mass Tim e and years roll swiftly by waiting for the state Department^(2 Schaller Road w ill be honored, on Economic Development to ansu^* for hospital tmdget review. “ People marketing the smart business dress. But love and memories never die. Wednesday by the state and national questions they posed a few montlna in Connecticut have saved millions 1 d like to know what-^ happened American Association of Retired ■ Sadly missed by. of dollars because we kept hospital to this block. And I'd like to know ago about the feasibility of obtaining! Persons for her efforts affecting Children, Grandchildren and costs below the national average,” what’s happened to the smart state development money for social legislation — all to benefit the Great Grandchildren municipal industrial park on thcjf she says. business dress. elderly. Another • key biil Mrs. Gregan property. “ ( ’The award) was a surprise to You know the kind of outfit i The Buckland Industrial Park was:! worked on was a 1973 tax relief bill m e,” she says. But to someone that allowed people over 65 with an mean. It’s the little number you developed with the help of statc(! familiar with her activities, it could wear to work again and again. It's money. ”€ income under $6,000 to get tax relief not have been unexpected. on property. the little number you gladly pay a few Assistant Town Planner C^ai^^ She served on a local commission Fire Calls Zebb said Friday the earliest date-i> A related provision allowed them dollars more for because, after all, representing both the National to freeze their m ill i;ates at the level the dress is going to last more than the application could be schedul^;! Asweiation of Retired Teachers and they were at the time of application one season. And. finally, it’s the lit­ for a public hearing would be Oc-j^ American Association of Retired for the freeze. tle number you cry over when you tober. Although the commission has;^ Persons for 11 years, five years as Manchester a heavy October ^hedule, she saidi! Mrs. Gregan was an outspoken finally have to throw it out. the commission’s chairman and two critic of mandatory retirement, up­ the application will likely be heard!^ After five hours last Saturday Friday, 12 p.m. —Child hit by a years as the commission’s ped to age 70 from 65 due to strong then. , :|C motor vehicle. Main and Center legislative liaison, working to push trudging around looking at what’s in ■ ;i“ lobbying. Apparently she takes her streets. (Town) bills through. own beliefs seriousiy. A nurse and style this fall, I reached a few con­ Friday, 2:06 p.m. —Box alarm, In addition to her local duties, she physical therapist, she still sees clusions. Manchester Memorial Hospital. served with the National Legislative patients in her home. UConn staffers j: M US T O F A M ., one half the p eo-' (Town) Qjuncil for the N A R T and A A R P “ We were against mandatory pie who are designing business Friday, 2:10 p.m, —Sprinkler broke the rule ^ from 1975 to 1981. retirement,” she says. “ So many alarm. Allied Printing Co., West dresses these days think the rest of MRS. GREGAN WAS one of just people want to work, are able and Middle Trunpike. (Town) HARTFORD (UPI) — Full-Ume- us work fulltime in discos. Or, 20 people nationwide who were capable and need to work. Y et they Friday, 5:29 p.m. —Accidental professional employees at the- perhaps, they think the rest of us selected for the national post, and were thrown out at 65 and died soon alarm. Manchester Memorial University of Connecticut School bf‘ she says she went to Washington after. If they were allowed to work WISHED we worked in discos. Or. Hospital. (Town) Social Work were allowed to attend; every year. as long as possible, it would be a giving them the benefit of the doubt, classes during working hours in Friday, 7:28 p.m. —Grass fire. ”(^ r duty , was to formulate a great help to them.” perhaps they think that right after Interstate 84 and South Main Street. violation of university policy, a'.; legislative program for the coming Mrs. Gregan, in all her years in work w e’re bound for a disco. (Town) Stratford lawmaker charged ^ year,” she says. During her tenure the legisiature, says one person I d just like Madison Avenue to Friday. she m et all the Connecticut senators particularly stands out. “ I was par­ Senate Republican leader George know there is no string of stylish Tolland County and representatives, she says. ticularly gratified to have known Gunther said the workers failed to . silver pearls waiting in my desk Friday, 6:38 p.m. —Truck fire, She’ll be honored by the AARP at Gov. ’Thomas J. Meskill. He was one obtain the required permission of . drawer, all set to top off my disco Brigham Tavern Road, Coventry. ,^^aM^nesday meeting at the Knights of the finest for older people. He UConn’s vice president fqf.; outfit once I get off work. (South Coventry) ^""oTColumbus Lodge at 1 p.m. signed more legislation for the academic affairs. before being' I don’t go to discos. I go home Mrs. Gregan walked into her benefit of the elderly than any other allowed to take the classes Ibr after work, f take my shoes off; I Town matching funds uncertain AARP activities right on the ground governor in the history of Connec­ course credit. ------^ . floor. She and her husband,. John, a ticut. curl up on the couch and sometimes Road job seen Gunther also said some of t|ie physician, were charter members of ‘ "There has been nothing extraor­ I fall asleep in front of the “ Bob workers were allowed to attend Manchester’s Northeastern C3iapter dinary in recent years. It’s very Newhart Show.” luring Industry classes and graduate prior to the Library seeks grant to join system 604 A A R P in 1967. hard to get anything through. It’s There’s very little call in my life payment of fees, which he said was HARTFORD (UPI) - A $7.6 “ I’ve been in it up to my neck rather an uphill clim b,” she says. “ absolutely contrary” to the univer­ —or my career —for a dress that million connector between down­ from the beginning,” she says, Mrs. Gregan pinpoints two sity’s procedures. ends in a V which is so low cut that a town Hartford and the North The public library applied this due books in a separate account, to on the conversion td the new thin, Huestis said he hopes the state explaining that her husband was the problem areas for the town’s elder- Gunther outlined his charges in a scarf 16 feet long wouldn’t save it. Meadows has been started and city week to the Connecticut State be spent on the system. system. | will trim Manchester’s application, . organization’s first vice president. ' ly, though they are universally ' letter to UConn President John A. Nor is there much call in my life officials believe it will attract in­ Library for a $45,607 federal grant, The grant money would be spent Huestis said the only extra not reject it. recogniz^ problems as well. DiBiaggio, saying similar natters MRS. GREGAN SERVED as the Herald photo by Tarquinlo for a dress with a hem which is dustry when completed in two yers. so the town can join a regional com­ on equipment, including seven com­ employees that would be needed “ Housing and ioneliness,” she 'THE G O AL is to get 70 percent of had been raised by state auditors group’s recording secretary, then designed to be four inches shorter on Interstate-91 is now the main puterized circulation control puter terminals, at a cost of $36,750; would be two part-time library says without hesitation. “ ’There are with no subsequent action taken." took the gavel in 1973 as president. access to North Meadows where the system. a printer, at $2,500, and computer clerks, at a cost of $10,691, to spend thb titles in the Mary Cheney an awful lot of lonely people around. one side than it is on the other. I Now she arranges for all the special main Hartford post office, the Hart­ However, if the town wins the tapes, at $1,8M. The tapes would a year entering books into the ccm- Library coded for the computers, Nevertheless, she says that “ in' know if I were a dancer in a disco trips offered by the chapter, and is ford Correctional Center, Beren- grant, it would be up to the Board of feed the information about many of puters. I Huestis said. That should be 80 to 90 helping the legislature, we have such a dress would make me look on the board of directors. EVELYN GREGAN DISCUSSES HER YEARS AS LOBBYIST son’s Jai Alai fronton, and some 30 Directors to decide whether to the library's books immediately into The only other cash cost to ihe percent of the circulation, he said, helped to make life for the average even more dynamite than I would because Chief Librarian John F. But her most influential work was senior citizen better.” . . . she will be honored for her work by the AARP smaller businesses are located. accept the money and match it with the computers, saving the time of town would be $28,283 in annual Trooper union ordinarily appear. However, I work Jackson, will do a survey to identify local funds. entering the information book by dues, Huestis said. in an office. I sit most of the time at Town Budget and Research Of­ book. the most borrowed books. raps legislator Huestis said he does not know how Huestis said the advantages of the a desk, and it looks strange to have Three towns get ficer Robert Huestis said Friday the The $4,473 cost to join the system much competition there will be for HAR’TFORD (UPI) - The £>- one knee covered and the other administration will take no action to also would be c o v e r t by the grant. system are that it increases access federal money' > the grants. He said there is $122,000 bare. obligate the town to match the grant to other \participating libraries, chairman of the Legislature's But de Havilland likes film in grant money available in the ' allows better inventory control and budget-writlna Appropriations Com­ HARTFORD (UPI) - An es­ until the board sets its budget next THE TOWN’S COSTS primarily O il, VES AND ruffles. I’d like to state. It will be up to the state provides for more cost-effective mittee came under attack in her«e- timated $114,000. in federal flood spring. would be for personnel, Huestis library to decide if it wants the processing of overdue fines. election bid Friday from De ask Madison Avenue about ruffles. relief funds is en route to three cen­ But the board this spring took a said. However, most of these qosts money to go to Capitol Region towns Borrowers’ cards also would be con­ Ck>nnecticut State Police Union. Specifically, I’d like to know whefe—^ tral and shoreline towns for step in the direction of joining by set­ would be “ in-kind,” meaning the not yet linked to the system, or to verted to cards with codes that the . Union President Jerry Herskov^ all -the patterns for the ruffles are reconstruction of roads and public ting aside fines collected for over-. town would use current employees other regions 6f the state, so new machines can read, Huestis said. said the umon would be h o lu ig kept because I ’d like to go and burn buildings destroyed in the June 6 Charles and Di may not approve systems can be established. Huestis said it is not certain how political information sessions Injbe them. Ruffles — those cutesie little flood, “ We feel we have a chance for a long it would take to convert to the district represented by Anthony Guglielmo, Republican invaders around n e c k lin e ^ and portion of that money, particularly system, but the goal is to be ready M arcella Fahey, D-Elast Hartford,- candidate for Congress in the 2nd Boy, 8, hospitalized; hemlines — look terrific if yw ’re . because the Capitol Region system by October 1984. He said that es­ who is facing a primary challeim. instance, she loved tap-dancing. Now the District, announced the first round HOLLYWOOD - Olivia de Havilland admits say, Laura, on “ Little House on the is the largest in the state and we are timate is based on the experiences Herskowltz said the union whaM number . ‘The actress who’s etched in the memory of it all. I wrote back and said, ‘Lola, if you didn’t Gisele is currently completing her in­ ’The Herald wants your club news! that he do to is also improper.” the appropriateness of the seminar he decided that in order to proceed at the pace 11:30 a.m. EDT. Call 0 49 ^^7 7 all “Gone With the mnd” fans as sweet actually give that interview, you should ternship with an established lawyer, as In order to gdi your club news in Blumenthal served as U.S. at­ being held before an immigration which we can call if there are questions. Indicate —Ellas Freij,, mgyor of tteUnle Wilkes has more than enough required by French law, before commencing he desired in his career, he should get a the paper on time. :please submit torney for (Connecticut from 1977- re|prm bill , bad been passed. The tile date you’d Ifte to see it publ have.’ ” memorable acting crests to secure her place ber own practice. ‘lOnce she’s arrived at that master’s In business’ administration to go items no later thanjiVc days before .Bethlehem, and Rashid Shawa, 1961 under the Carter administra­ measure had cleared Uie Senate on Call Focus editor Adele Angle' 64S-2711 after iSLSipttZ,} in tire league o f the Iraendary. She’s also had SHE EXPLAINS, “It made Diana very new plateau, it will perhaps be a better time along with his math degree. ’That will make the date you’d likb''te see it in the former mayor of Gaza, NBC’s tion. He is now a partner in a Stam­ Aug. 17 but has yet to be acted on in .noon to set up photo appointmeni 6 A J W .~ a P J more than enough , print devoted to her loves sympathetic, someone you could relate to. For for me to choose a new house.” him, yes, a double-threat talent. “ Meet the Press,” 12:30 p.m. EDT ford law firm. the House, he said. paper. > 1 ' ■ (A . •’ -X .r : g -g - r . r r r ’ r ^ JUt.

MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Aug. 28. 1982 — l-L 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD; Sat- Aug. 28. 1982 Senior nevifs Supermarket Shopper

V" Advice Weddings Center pidns Singles can sa ve ,to o By Martin Sloane any other single refunders He'll still be your grandson out there? It would certain­ m autumn trips Clip ‘n’ file refuneJs D E A R M A R T IN : I ly be nice to hear more have always heard about about them in your colunm. Meat, poultry, seafood, other main dishes big f a ille s who save a lot — Kim S. from Kenton, ’A " Eiillor's noiei 'This la prepared by, (F ile 6) of money with coupons and Ohio when second husband adopts refunds. Well, I ’m single the RIalf of'ihe Manchester Senior Center. It appears a ip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off in the Manchester Herald on Saturdays and coupons — beverage refuM offers with beverage and a few months ago I DEAR K IM ; - I am thought I would give it a often asked how single peo­ Wednesdays. DEAR ABBY; Ouronly son, Jim­ DEAR PUZZLED: Ask the coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed funeral director. You will probably proofs of purchase while looking for the required try. ple can benefit from refun­ By Joe DImlnico ' my, died four years ago at 29, . be informed that the pastor’s refund forms at the supermarket, in newspapers Hie first thing I realized ding, and your letter Aotivitlee Specialist - leaving a beautiful wife (I ’ll call her Ellen) and a 2-year-old son, Jimmy Dear “ honorarium (please, not "tip” ) and magazines, and when trading with friends. was that in order to take provides an excellen t Since the center will be closed next wcHc for' Jr. Ellen remarried two years ago was included' in the cost of the Offers may not be available in all areas of the coun­ advantage of many of the answer. Stocking up on TfMT offers, I would have to buy bargain-priced specials , housecleaning, this column will be short. Please stay in ahd recently had another son. ESien Abby funeral. So whoever’ paid for the try. Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. more packages of the makes just as much sense tune to the column for we will be informing you of all the is a fine person, and we are grateful funeral took care of the pastor. The following refund offers are worth 310.04. This U.1 0 " Abigail refunded products than I for a single person as for a . classes that we will be offering. We will include starting, that,she married a good, man uho week’s refund offers have a total value of $19.38. Van Buren normally would. As a large family. dates' and times as well as class sizies and if any has been a wonderful father to ou r« DEAR ABBY: Today I called our These offers require refund forms: ARMOUR Turkey Ham. Receive a 21 refund. result, I started paying For a single, this can be registration p roced qw ^ required. A good majtaify of! grandson. local newspaper to place a classified more attention to the the key to getting in on all our instructional cla ss^ w ill be offered twice a year so' Now the problem; Ellen’s hus­ ad, and I accidentally dialed a Send thie required refund form and two labels from Armour Star Turkey Ham or Armour Star Turkey advertised supermarket those' high-value refunds if time does not permit yoqto par^cipate in the fall, you, band wants to adopt Jimmy Jr., wrong number. specials. that require multiple may do so after the new ^ which means our grandson will no The woman who answered the Pastrami. Ehepires Oct. 31, 1982. My husband and I have been Instead of buying one Don't forget on Sept. 16 starting at 9 a.m. there will be' longer carry our family name. Ellen phone told me that she was. a . ARMOUR Turkey Lunch Meats. Receive a $1 re­ proofs of purchase. arguing about this for years. tube of toothpaste, I found I would certainly like to ' a registration for the Restland Farms trip slated for Is in favor of the adoption, saying “ cripple,” living alone, and I had fund. Send the required refund form and five labels \\h SOCK FIGHT IN myself buying three or six. hear from other single Nov. 2. The price of the trip is |19 which includes, she wants both her sons to have the made her get up to answer the phone -from Armour Star Turkey Lunch Meat or Armour WINONA, MINN. I am definitely not going to readers who have found transportation, lunch (choice of roast beef or chicken), same name she carries. Abby, since needlessly. While 1 was apologizing, Star Turkey Franks. Expires Oct. 31, 1982. DEAR FIGHT: There’s no run out of paper towels for special ways to save and the show. ~ Jimmy was an only child, if his son she slammed down the phone. This BEST KOSHER SAUSAGE Co. Receive a $1 re­ “left” or “right” — and if I’m a long time, and I have money on their super­ All individuals wishing to attend the Plainfield Dog doesn’t carry on the family name, it has probably happened to her fund. Send the required refund form and the proof- will end. wrong, a sock d esiper will surely several times before because she of-purchase inserts from any two packages of Best enough m acaroni and market purchases. Please 2 Track trip on Oct. 7, are urged to register soon, so you sock it to me! Kosher lower-fat products, including Franks, Sliced spaghetti sauce to last me write to me in care of this may be assured of getting a seat. All checks sfa^ld be We offered to support Jimmy Jr. was obivously ver much annoyed. If or Club Salami, Sliced Bologna and Knackwurst. a year! newspaper. addressed to the Manchester Senior Center and mailed until be is 21, and send him throu^ .so, she should consider changing her Expires Oct. 30, 1982. Yes, when I started to Here is a money-saving to the center, tllare of the trip committee. The price of college if no adoption takes place, DEAR ABBY: I buri^^/ny number and/or have her phone located in a place where she could CHEF BOYARDEE Refund Offer. Receive one stock up on these items, tip from Suzanne Dedeyne the trip is 112.50 which includes transportation, lunch, Ellen and her husband say they ap­ beloved wife about a montlTntlfaKo. ago. 15-ounce can of Chef Boyardee Ravioli worth up to my grocery bills added up of Romeo, Mich.: choice of pot roast or fish and admission into the track. preciate'Our feelings, but they still After her funeral I ran into a curious easily reach it. to more than the $100 a “ I keep my coupons and There are still a few openings for the Greenport, L.I. want the adoption. We are heart- situation I was never able to get a I would mainly like to caution this 85 cents. Send the required refund form and four month I used to spend. But refund forms in separate trip scheduled for Aug. 30. Individuals interest^ stould bnAen. straight answer for. Perhaps you woman (and all other disabled peo­ labels from any 15-ounce Chef Boyardee Ravioli. f0 soon I was combining the files, and all too often I contact Daniels Travel at 646-3012. Are wg wrong to feel as we do? can help. ple out there) to please never iden­ Expires Oct. 31, 1982. CORN KING Free Pork and Beans Offer. specials with my coupons purchased an item for a re­ The bus will be leaving this Monday from the Pic an' And what can be done about it? tify herself as a “ cripple” — living Receive a 50-cent coupon for any brand of 16-ounce and refunds and finding fund offer without realizing Save parking lot at 7:30 a.ih. sharp. THE GRANDPARENTS We all know we're supposed to tip alone! The person on the other end pork and beans. Send the required refund form and that I was able to buy a lot that I also had a coupon for Mrs. Scott R. Herzog Mrs. Robert J. Thomas Mrs. Robert J. Wright Also, there are still some openings for the Fall River DEAR GRANDPARENTS: You the pastor, rabbi or priest for of­ could be trying to find out if there is ficiating at a wedding. But what three “ free pork and beans” proofs of purchase more for the same hundred it. shopping trip scheduled for Sept. 15. Price of the trip is aren’t “ wrong” to feel as you do, but anyone at home, or if this woman is from Com King Bacon or Cora King Franks. dollars. “ Now, when 1 find a . fl8 which includes lunch at White's Restaurant. since Ellen and her l^usband want to about funerals? I asked the pastor alone. Friends asked me coupon and an accom­ Interested parties should contact Pauline Maynard at' go through with the legal adoption whp officiated at my wife’s funeral I hope this letter will be of help to Expires Nov. 30, 1982. ' whether I was really panying refund form in a Herzog-Porter THomas-Nowak Wright-Hughes 643-1711. and name change, please, accept how much I owed him, and he said it people who are disabled and/or HOLMES PILCHARD. Receive a can of Holmes already had been taken care of. I ’ve saving money. So, yester­ newspaper or magazine, I . We still have some openings for the Enfield Mall trip . their decision with pace. And be living alone. Pilchard fish. Send the required refund form and Mary Beth Hughes of West Street, Bolton, daughter of since asked various friends, and A STRANGER WHO CARED day I sat down and figured circle the expiration dates Lisa Lynn Porter of East Hartford, daughter of Mr. Theresa Nowak of 150 Maple St., daughter of Mr. and scheduled to leave this Monday at 9 a.m. pateful that Jimmy Jr. is being five Universal Product Code symbols from Holmes the Rev. and Mrs. John D. Hughes of 69 French Road, nobody seems to know who took_ Pilchard labels. Expires June 30, 1983. out what I had saved this in red on both the coupon and Mrs. Lloyd Porter of Pittsfield, Maine, and Scott Mrs. Joseph Nowak of 41 Coolidge St. and Robert Joseph We also have some openings for the Wednesday raised by a good man who wiil be a Bolton, and Robert Joseph Wright of Pinney Street, care of it. DEAR STRANGER: Your NATHAN’S FRANKS $1 Refund Offer. Send the past week. It came to and the form. This is my Robert Herzog of East Hartford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thomas of 42 Burke Mystery Bus trip. The price of the trip is f2 and in­ wonderful father to-your pandson. Ellington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wright of Somers, message cannot be repeated too required refund form and three packages fronts $28.03 for one six-day special signal to indicate Robert Herzog of 78-A Cliffside Drive, Manchester, St., East Hartford, were married Aug. 21 at Assumption dividuals are urged to bring a lunch. Interested parties This is a problem we will all have were married Aug. 20-at St. George's Episcopal Church frequently. And on the same theme, from Nathan’s Beef Franks. Expires Sept. 30,1982. period and it represented a that a double-play discount were married Aub. 21 in Wickham Park. Church. should contact the center. DEAR ABBY; Will you please to face at one time or another, and I in Bolton. children should be told repeatedly SIZZLEAN-FIREBRAND Easter Seal Coupon. savings of approximately is available when I go The Rev. George LaLiberte performed the high mass All golfers are reminded that golf is canceled this settle something for us? Is there a hope Dear Abby can tet the world The bride's father performed the double ring that they should never tell a Receive a $1 coupon for Sizzlean or Firebrand, ^n d half on the supermarket through either of my Arthur H. Durham of South Windsor performed the and double ring service. The bride was given in Monday because of a scheduling mishap. This date will “ left” sock and a “ right” sock in a straight. ceremony, and the bride was given in marriage by her stranger who telephones that they the required refund form and two Universal items I purchased. files.” double ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage marriage by her father. be made up at the end of the season. Any golfer wishing, pair Of socks? Or doesn’t it make uncle, Howard Slade of I^dton, N.Y. PUZZLED IN OREGON Product Code symbols from Sizzlean or Firebrand Next week, if I wanted by her father. Alicia Willett of East Hartford was maid of honor. to watch top notch golf professionals compete in th e , any difference? are home alone!' Matrons of honor were Cynthia Southern of Bolton and Breakfast Strips. (Coupons of Love) Expires Oct. to, I could use some of the Annette Marie Boufford of Pittsfield, Maine a friend Bridesmaids were Maureen Lynch of Manchester and Manchester Open this Monday, can do so all day. Paulette Smith of Coventry. Bridesmaids were Karen items that are now stocked of the bride, was maid of honor. David Belcourt of Ver­ Gina Raymond of East Hartford. Lastly, don't forget our meals program will be star­ 31, 1982. James Falvey of East Hartford was best man. Ushers Tremko of Manchester, Debra Hall of Hebron and TIO SANCHO Cash Refund. Receive a $3 refund. up in my kitchen closet and non, was best man. ting on Sept. 13. Individuals wishing to obtain a meal The speed of sound is were John Niebielski of Florida and William Sander of Cheryle Hoar of Bolton. Send the required refund form and the bottom pan­ wouldn't have to buy a should contact Meals on Wheels at 643-9511. generally placed at 1,908 East Hartford. David Wright of Ellington was best man and ushers els from four different Tio Sancho dinners. Expires thing! The reception was at the Blast & Cast Club of South H ie shopping bus will run its regular route on' Ignore scales, consider fat feet per second at sea level After a reception at the Marco Polo in East Hartford, were Kenneth Wright of Somers, John Hughes and March 31, 1983. There is something that I Windsor. Tuesday, however, the bus will not operate the rest of William Hughes o f Bolton. wonder about: Are there at 32 degrees F. The bride and groom attended the University of Maine the couple left on a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will the week except for the trips. at Orono. The groom is a graduate of South Windsor make their home in Manchester. Following a reception at Jesters Court In Manchester High School and the bride from Maine Central Institute. The bride is an auto rate analyst for the Hartford la- the couple left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. They will BRIDGE SCORES; Tom Regan, 4,120; Ruth- to keep your weight down The groom is employed as a baker at Dunkin’ Donuts of surance Group, and the groom is a glazier at Nutmeg make their home in E liin ^ n . Pemberton, 4,060; Murry Powell, 3,870; Rene Maire, 4,- Glass Co. in East Hartford. The bride is in her senior year at the University of 010. East Hartford. You need to become more con­ Engagements Connecticut majoring in special education. The groom DEAR DR. LAMB.: Maybe you scious of the fat under your skin and is a graduate of the University of Connecticut and CPI. PINOCHI.E SCORES: Robert Schubert, 616; Julian can tell me what is wrong. I try to A less fixed on the pounds you read on He is employed by Aetna Life and Casualty as a com­ Strong, 604; Nadine Malcolm, 581; Martha Labate, 568;' keep my weight at a certain ievel. your scales. The whole numose of a puter analyst. Helen Silvers, 535. I ’m taking water pills to keep it Your weight-losing diet is to lose fat, not down. \ Health to wash out water and needed I don’t eat any breakfast or minerals. I dinner. Just salaJ with creamy Lawrence I wonder how many calories are in bacon dressing. If I eat any amount Samolyk-Whitney the "creamy bacon dressing” you of food, not much at all for supper. Lamb, M.D. Enzymes hold are using. Salads are low-calorie I ’ll gain two pounds every time. Pamilla Nims Whitney, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Why? foods only if you don’t add a lot of U William D. Whitney of Manchester, and Keith Andrew high-calorie salad dressings to Then the next day I ’ll only eat the Samolyk, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Samolyk of Wind­ them. salad and I ’ll drop two pounds. So cause other than obesity that you sor, were married Aug. 21 at Center Congregational one day I eat only supper and the doctor is treating. Skipping breakfast and a light Church. key to aging lunch usually results in eating far The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated at the double ring next day I eat only salad. This has You gain those two pounds so been going on’for a few years. What too many calories in the evening ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her quickly because your body is short causes me to gain two pounds every On water (dehydrated). ITiose pills from excess hunger. You need a father. Walter Gryzb was organist. ' LONDON (U P I) — Many factors go into the complex time I eat only a little supper? and your diet wash out the salt from plan to follow with a reasonable Sandra L. Whitney, sister of the bride, was maid of process known as aging but one of the more important of DEAR READER: Your diet your body and the normal water con­ amount of calories three times a honor. Bridesmaids were Jeanne W. Upton, formerly of them — the slowing down of enzyme action with the must be a real disaster. And I don’t tent. That will not help you lose an day. G Manchester, friend of the bride. Page W. Allert of years — is beginning to yield its secrets. approve of taking diuretics (water ounce of fat. It just makes you un­ I ’m sending you The Health Letter Manchester and Karen R. Shinney of Massachusetts, pills) to lose weight unless you have healthy — like a wilted plant that 4-7, Weight Losing Diet, which you also friends of the bride, and Robyn K. Reeves of South Scientists at the Weizmann Institute of Science in. a fluid retention problem from some needs water. can follow. Windsor, cousin of the bride. Israel have found that in old rats reduced activity in the . Junior bridesmaids were Cynthia Meier and Alison enzymes responsible for many key biological processes Meier of Glen Rock, N.J., cousins of the bride, and Jen­ may be due to minor chemical changes rather than^' nifer Samolyk of Windsor, sister of the groom. anytoing fundamental. Christopher Dowe of Windsor, friend of the groom, You wanted our Laura J. Cavanaugh Jo-Anne Arena Kellie Marie White V/ “ If these studies are found to apply to man as well,” was best man. Ushers were Dean Porter of Hartford, said “ Research,” the'institute magazine, “ it may well Robert Kay of West Hartford, Russell Davis of Texas be possible to consider developing methods of preven-: * , Sr and Paul Rosan of Windsor, all friends of the groom. ting or even reversing such enzyme slowdown and Cavanaugh-Montany Arena-Madsen White-Noble Following a reception at Ellington Ridge Country My marriage has no sex thereby ameliorating some of the problems of old age.” Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arena of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. White Club the-couple left on a wedding trip to Cape Cod. ' ^ y Cavanaugh of Bolton announce the Somerset, N.J., announce the Jr. of 740 Spring St. Ext. announce will make their home in Portland, Maine.' Enzymes are complex proteins critical lo life DEAR DR. BLAKER: A whUe Stop suffering with your secret. the engagement of their daughter, The bride is a 1975 graduate of Manchester High engagement of their daughter, engagement of their daughter, Jo- processes. Hiey stimulate chemical reactions in the ago you requested secrets from your Other readers are invited to send Laura Jeanne Cavanaugh, to Neal Kellie Marie White, to Tallison School. She attended Plymouth State College in Anne Arena, to Glen E. Madsen, son body and many are required for the digestive process. readers. At that time I was tempted their secrets to Dr. Blaker in care of Alan Montany, the son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Eldward Madsen of \yard Noble of Manchester, son of \l Plymouth, N.H. for two years and worked at Travelers The magazine, reporting on the work of biophysicist to write but was still too em­ this newspaper, P.O. Box 475, Radio Mrs. Eugene Montany of 13 Northfield St. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Noble Jr. of Insurance Co. for three years. She attended A.I. Prince Ask R. Dr. Ari Gafni of the Department of Chemical l%ysics, barrassed to even put mine down on City Station, New York, N Y 10019. Manchester. The bride-elect grduated from Im­ Venice, Fla. Technical School Hartford Hospital receiving a licensed - a said he was working with the enzyme known as GPDH, paper. Responses will be prin M as space The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate maculate High School and received ITie bride-elect is a graduate of"' practical nurse degree. She is wo^ring at Hartford. Blaker Mr. and Mrs. Michael D. Swansoh Mr. and Mrs. Lee S. Garrity or giyceraldehyde-3-phosphate dehydrogenase, which Now I am desperate.and need your dllows of East Catholic High School and a a bachelor of arts from Monmouth East Catholic High School and the Hospital. helps the body rid itself of the pr^ucts 'of the help. Karen Blaker, DEAR DR. BLAKER; I went 1981 graduate of Albertos Magnus College in Long Branch, N.J. University of Connecticut. She is - The groom is a graduate of Northwest Catholic High breakdown of glucose in physical exercise. My secret is that my wife and I with a boy for three years in college College. She is employed at Gerber The prospective bridegroom is a employed by Toomey, Fitzgerald, . School and attended Southern Connecticut State College Ph.D. “ Some time ago,” Gafni said, “ scientists began to have not bad sex either before or and we just broke up two months Systems Technology, Inc! graduate of Manchester High and Veto Inc. of Manchester and is for two years. He's a 1982 graduate of Manchester Com­ Swanson-McKay Garrity-McLaughlln realize that enzymes extracted from senescent animals: during the seven years of 'Our ago. At first I felt terrible but then I School. A July, 1983 wedding in also a lecturer at UConn. munity College affiliate with Hartford H ^pital with a The prospective bridegroom is a can iexhibit significantly lower biological activities than' marriage. In addition to that began to recover. Shadowbrrok, N.J. is planned. The prospective bridegroom is a degree in respiratory therapy. He is working at Hart­ 1978 graduate of Manchester High Stacey Ann McKay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Loren Terese McLaughlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the same product obtained from their younger counter- - tragedy, the rest of the relatioiuhip Yesterday he called and told me graduate of Fairfield Preparatory Edward McLaughlin of 163 Deming St., and Lee Stuart School. He attends the University of B. McKay of 70 Highland St., and Michael Durell Swan­ ford Hospital and after Sept. 7 will be employed at the parts. leaves a lot to be desired. won’t have to prove your virility to be was going to send me a birthday School and the University of Connec­ son of North Chili, N.Y., son of Mrs. Ann Redinger of Garrity, son of Mr. and Mi's. William Garrity of 28 Connecticut School of Elngineering. Maine Medical Center in Portland as a pulmonary “ As a result researchers have begun looking for the" I want a divorce but my wife has anyone by producing women who present. He doesn’t want to get back A mineral found on the moon has ticut. He is employed by Max Davis 2 Geneva, Ohio and Norman Swanson of Largo, Fla., were Englewood Drive, were married Aug. 6 at St. Bridget specialist. reasons for this age-related deterioration of enzyme, threatened that if I make one move will attest to your prowess. together. He said he just feels guilty A Jan. 8, 1963 wedding is planned been named Armacol for the Apollo Associates of East Hartford. married Aug. 21 at South United Methodist Church. Church. effectiveness, and thereby providing some clues to at in that direction, she will tell our Such an easy answer to a problem about having broken off our at St. Mary’s Episcopal Chur^ in 11 astronauts — Armstrong, Aldrin An April 23, 1983 wedding is The Rev. .Russell Camp of Manchester officiated at The Rev. Philiip Sheridan officiated.' Kim least one aspect of the riddle of aging.’’ families and friends about my in­ that has plagued you for years? Yes. relationship. Manchester. and Collins. planned. the double ring service. James W. McKay, grandfather McLaughlin, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Gafni said timt In advanced age, enzymes tend to re­ ability to perform sexually. Which leaves me wondering why Now I am upset again. Will I have of the bride, was organist and soloist was Jennifer Joy. Bridesmaids were Leisa St. Onge of Manchester and Reed-Anderson main longer inside cells before they are 'broken down Actually, I can have sex with you really stay in your marriage. to start all over again to get over The bride was given in marriage by her mother and Leisa Ritchie of East Hartford, cousins of the bride, and replaced. This longer residence may result in a type women — Just not with my wife. I Perhaps you are afraid to go out on him? father. 1983 Wr t o n Corinne McLaughlin of Manchester, sister of the bride, Dianne Marie Anderson' of 50 Abby Drive, Hebron, of chemical modification of the cell involving oxygen . could never tell her that b ^ u s e it your own. Even though you are not DEAR READER: No. But hU and Sandy Boglisch of Massachusetts, sister of-the About Town Alison Smith of Manchester, friend of the bride, was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Ucci of East which can often be reversed. . ' would hurt her too much. sexually fulfilled, does your wife call (and present) certainly did open 8 maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Narda McKay, sister groom. Doreen Falcetta of Vernon was soloist. YEAkBOOK OFCAKE Greenwich, R.I. and Ernest Joseph Reed of 377 Martin In his experiments, purified enzyme extracted from ‘ provide you with some security that old wounds that were just begianing of the bride and Jane Pihiel, friend of the bride, both of David Kos of Manchester, friend of the sroom, was So, you see,'l am trailed with my Road, Hebron, son of Ernest S. Reed of Vernon and the young animals was exposed in the laboratory to an you need? Perhaps even a mother to heal. Manchester. best man. Ushers were Eric Johnson, Tony MasselU and secret and my own private hell. late Dorothy Clark, were married Aug. 21 with Justice bridizing process and the Tesult showed raniarkable role? , . In a few days, you will probably be. DAV meets Wednesday DECORATING William Ellis of Lakeville, N.Y., brother-in-law of the Tom Fendetta, all of Manchester, and all friends of the of the Peace Richard Keefe officlatli^. similarities to the enzyme samples obtained from old DEAR READER: You don’t Make a decision. EUther see a able .to resume your recovery The Disabled American Veterans will meet groom, was best man. Ushers were James J. McKay; groom, and Dale Boglisch of Massachusetts, brother-in- Kristen L. Anderson of 93 W. Center St„ Manchester, rats. have to hurt her.-Remember, it’s marriage counselor together or process at the point at .which it was Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the V.F.W. home on Blast AVAILABLE brother of the bride, of Manchester and Brad Newell, law of the groom. dau^ter of the bride, was maid of honor. Hebron “ Aging phenomena in the body,” Gafni said, "are only your word against hers and you leave your marriage and start over. interrupted. ' Center Street. friend, of Webster, N.Y. At the reception at Jesters Court in Manchester, residents Karat M. Andtfson and Kelly J. Anderson, extremely complex pntcessn and therefore difficult to i NOW! After a reception in the yard of the bride's parents, Joseph St. Onge, cousin of the bride, assisted with the also daughters of the bride, were bridesmaids. study on the wtwle organism. When we look at a p ar-. WATES to meet Tuesday the couple left on a wedding trip to Santa Barbara, Calif. seating, /^ter the reception the couple left on a wedding • Hundreds of Cake Brian R. Reed, of Hebron, son of the groom, was best ticular molecule, however, it is mudi easier to provide, Now you know Manchester WATEIS will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at They will make their home in North Chili, N.Y. trip to Disney World in Florida, llie y will make their man: After a reception at the groom’s residence, thb Decorating Ideas some definitive answers as to udiat actually occurs. At 9, the average girl has'reached the Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weigbing-in is from The bride is a graduate of Roberts Wesleyan College home In Vernon. couple left on a wedding trip to Newport, R.I. Thoughts • Complete Decorating “ Of course, the study of a single eniqmie can only ad d ' 50 percent of her adult weight, but 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring fruits and with a bachelor of science degree in-nursing. She is Ih e bride attends Manchester Community College The groom is the owner of Ernest J. Reed Inc., Guide with Recipes a m a ll piece to the giant Jigsaw puzzleurf aging, th e , the average boy does not reach 50 vegetables for the bingo that is planneil. employed as a registered nurse at Highland Hospital in and is employed as a computer operator at Multi- excavating contractor, of Manchester. The bride is a • Over 900 Quality- overall dotign of which will o|% become more apparent percent o f his adult w e i^ t until be Decorating Products Rochester,_N.Y. The groom is a student at Monroe Circuits Inc. graduate of the University of Connecticut and is when many more pieces are put in place.” being from, time to lime lu iuuk is 11. Community College, majoring in accounting. He is The groom is employed as a laboratory machinist at employed as a physical education teaiAer at RRAM I was reading in the Old Testa­ Gaftil’s work is supported by the U.&— Israel carefully at what he or she Is and employed by Faro Ind., of Rochester, N.Y. Pratt & Whitney Divi^on of United Technologies Inc. Him Sdiool tat Hebron. / ment the other day and was QET,YOUIIS Binational Science Foundation. >-•' reminded by the author, whoi he was how they come to be that way. The Service Notes TOBAYl giving advice to a religioas com­ danger is that if we do not do this we munity that was driftipg away from will gradually drift away from our Table tennis balls struck by 106 fuU<«olor pages ITHACA, N Y (U P D — Some nutritional requirements . Dispropmtionately higher amounts of proteins and meids were prepared and monitored by participating ito faith to “ look to the rock friun real selves and perhaps create a professional players have been may change dramatically with exercise, a new study tats are unnecessary and, in some cases, even un­ staff in the Frances Johnaon-Charlotte Young Human W c h you were hewn, the quarry vorld in which we can not live. We clocked at s p e ^ of nearly 100 mi^. book Nanw In stock healthy, she said at a recent meeting of the Cornell Nutiritidn Unit of ComeU’s Dlviston of NuMtion Beckman gets training Nutritional shows. could drift away jhom these fun­ «S 3 $ 3 5 0 Active women, and perhaps men, need significantly Biennial Nutrition Institute in Ithaca. Scicnctti. Rom which you wme digged.” That For the first six weeks, the volunteers did not exercise ip good advice for a nation, t o a damental and true values upon Coast Guard Cadet Donald G. Beckman, son of John higher amounts of vitamin B2, also called riboflavin, R. and Kay M. Beckman of 63 McKee St., recently par­ .Hie professor added that people who exocise a lot actively. During the next six wedn, they Jogged 30 to {50 einmdi, for an individual. whidi all true living is built. We All abput collecting than less active women, says Cornell University’s Dr.^ ticipated in Cadet Avjjation Training at the Coast Guard IflCENTWST. needs change Daphne A. Roe. ;l; '' need to re-evaluate their dietary requirements in tem u m innta daily. could even drift from God and his E?Y MANCHESTER, CONN. I Many of us are not aware of what Auss MacKendrick writes about Aviation Training Center, Mobile, Ala. o f both food oiergy and nutrition. Using blood samples, the researchers found the gracious gospel, . p I gm e into sluqiing ns and making stamps, coins and almost anything He is a second Class cadet at the U.S. Coast Guard r L v y O NON.-SAT. lfr-5 Dr. Roe, a nutrition professor, says active people also Prof. Roe and her researdi team baaed their findings women needed signiftcantte hnore vitamin B2 when what we are — the millions of The Rev. Richard W. Dupee collectible—In “ Collectors’ Academy, New London. The training is derigned to T H U R & 10-9 need a diet with a h i^ nutrient density and more car­ exercising regnlarte- Huit vitamin is required for ettec with exercise on a 18-week study they dhPwith a group of health lions, influences and actions, Pastor, North United Methodist Corner,” e v e ^ Tuesday in The familiarize the cadets with Coast Guard aviation in Coke Decorating 6 H M B U bohydrates. tive energy utilization by the cells, they say. women between. 21 and 38 years bu. All the women’s ut it is a good thing for the human Church Herald’s Focus/Lelsure section. general. , v i V; ri J JF,;

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■■!; V ■AAACC News :n Farmers market prices /' ■ , ' ' ■ ■/ ^ 647-3094. The continued success of this program Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the depends on volunteers. Will you help? / Manchester Area Conference of ChurchM. It The Human Needs Department is working with a appears in the Manchester Herald on Saturdays. young mother in urgent need of size 16 maternity Stolen base re clothing. U you have any such items, we would By Elaine Stancllffh gratefully accept them in our office on the second Human Needs Director MACC floor of Center Congregational Church. Sponsor money from the Volleyballathon is begin­ We have received several calls and letters from ning to come in. So far, we have received $639.35. people who are concerned with the high prices at We were aiming for a total of $1,000, and it looks as the Farmers Market. We have a fine group of though we are going to exceed that amount. owned by Henderson volunteers involved in this program, and I’m sure ■ At this time we would like to add the following they join me in thanking the public for their con­ sponsors to our list: Michael Fluff, Walter I»s, Ray LaValley, Ken Wilson, Kevin Sulek, Bob Maricland, cern. MILWAUKEE (UPl) - Rickey steals, including seven in one game. Paul Somhric has dedicated countless hours in Frank Nennedy, John Craig, Paul Camevale, Bob Henderson of the Oakland A’s broke ‘The difference between Hender$on compared the past two years in program development and McCabe, John Cyr, Charlie Cone, Bob Fitzpatrick, He arrived in the majors in 1979 and Lou Brock’s single-season stolen stole 33 bases in 44 tries to lead the organization. When Paul first heard the concerns Richard Rossenol and Joe Stankiewicz. base record of 118 by swiping second to Brock, Wills and myself is that he is far about pricing he began an intricate system of We>bave many thank yous to catch up on. team. base in the third inning of Friday more aggressive than any of us were.' His Oakland teammate, Davey record keeping. FURNITURE BANKi ’Thanks to the generosity night’s game against the Milwaukee Each week he compiles a list of each category of Davey Lopes Lopes, said Henderson used more of Mr. and Mrs. William HiU, the Department of Brewers. than speed. produce, each farmers, and each unit of price. Human Needs now has two folding cots which can Henderson came to bat with two Each Saturday morning he gets prices from the “The difference between Hender­ be loaned to people in need of emergency beds. We out in the third and Doc Medich following the steal. Brock presented In 1962, Maury Wills of the Los son compared to Brock, Wills and farmers at the market and in the afternoon he goes also thank Theodore Gibson, Mrs. Elmore Gibson, walked him on four pitches. The to three supermarkets in different sections of town the base to Henderson and told him, Angeles Dodgers stole 104 bases, myself is that he is far more William G. Brown, and Meg Lynam. right-hander threw to first base four "Eighteen thousand baseball to compare prices. breaking the mark of 96 set by Ty aggressive than any of us were,’’ times to hold the runner . t o the bag players have had the opportunity to said Lopes.. “He’s probably the most Paul does not list sales prices because the The Elderly .Outreach 'Program of the town of FOOD PANTRY: The Chamber of Commerce' Cobb in 1915. In 1974, Brock notched fresh produce. Elderly citizens are being served on before throwing his first pitch to make their mark in the game and 118 steals. It marked the eighth time aggressive base-stealer that farmers cannot be expected to compete with super­ Manchester, in conjunctiin with Breakthrough to donated 45 lbs. of potato salad which was dis­ Dwayne Murphy. only a few have done it. You’ve market chain leader prices. These weekly checks a ratio of 2:1. We are committed to continuing this the Aging, is again recruiting volunteers. Lonely, tributed to several very delighted families. We also in nine seasons that Brock led the baseball has ever had.’’ ; public service, and welcome your suggestions and He finally threw a pitchbut to carved your name in baseball league'and proved to be his last Brock said Henderson is stealing have shown that average prices are comparable to isolated, older adults who need the warmth of thank St. George’s Episcopal Church in Bolton for catcher Ted Simmons, who rifled history.” or even lower than those in larger markets. patronage. We thank each of the interested people their very welcome collection^ league-leading season. so many basA because he also tries who came forward with concerns, and hope we friendship will be reached by this program. the throw to shortstop Robin Yount, Henderson approached the mike In his run at the record, Hender­ for third, something he did not do. These figures, by the way, are available to A commitment to call on one individual once a have answered them adequately. CLOTHING BANK: With families trying to out­ but Henderson slid in under the and said, “I'm proud of 119 and son also,set a less glamorous mark anyone who cares to see them. In addition, there is week is asked of each volunteer. Training sessions throw for his 119th steal of the “He had 100 stolen bases one year, always a MACC representative on hand who will be Anyone who has surplus farm or garden produce, fit children returning to school, we thank Judy being one of the premier base — most times caught stealing in a please feel free to bring it to Center Congregational will be held September 22, Oct. 6 and 13, at Concor­ Monaco, Mrs. David Hblcomb, Jean Carlin, Nancy season. stealers.” season, breaking the former stan­ all from first to second. All of a happy to answer any questions. dia Lutheran Church from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. For It was a close call at second, but Church. The Emergency Food Pantry will be happy Muldoon and Ann Arnold. Following the half-inning, Hender­ dard of 38 set by Cobb in 1915. Brock sudden, he had a new toy, second to For MACC, the Farmers Market is a.servicd further information, please call Sarah Keleher at umpire Mike Reilly motioned' son took his position in left field, third,’’ said Brock. “When you dou­ project to help center city residents have access to to distribute your surplus to needy families. was caught 33 times in his record Henderson safe and the runner where he was greeted by about a year. ble barrel, or shoot both barrels at jumped to his feet. He immediately half-dozen fans who ran onto the Henderson stole 100 bases in 1980, both times, you have a chance to put wrenched the base free from the field in an apparent attempt to get making him the only major-leaguer something together.’’ ground and held it over his head in a his autograph or shake his hand. ever to top the century mark in two Brock also said Henderson is victory gesture. The fans were quickly guided off different seasons. succeeding because he “has the Brock was on hand for a brief the field by stadium security people. Henderson was born on Christmas guts’.,’ to defy the other team. Calendars ceremony on the field to con- Henderson tied the mark Day in 1958 in Chicago, and was the “it's hard to develop that kind of ; gratuiate the 23-year-old speedster.. Thursday night, breaking for second A’s No. 4 selection in the 1976 free base-running arrogance, to defy, i ’The game was stopped for several on an attempted pickoff and beating agent draft. In his first year of pro guess challenge the pitcher and Concert series to open minutes while Brock, American throw for his 118th stolen base. ball, 1976 at Boise of the Northwest catcher,” said Brock. “There is a Center’s week League President Lee MacPhail and Henderson’s accomplishment League, he stole 29 bases in 36 constant battle, it’s a constant situa­ The Concert Committee of Emanuel Lutheran Church members of both teams crowded on marked the third shattering of the tion ... where you challenge The following events are scheduled at Center has scheduled its 1982-83 concert series for the church at attempts over 46 games. Congregational Church for the coming week: the field to congratulate him. stolen base record in the past 20 At Modesto in 1977, he set a someone to a duel. He has that base­ Sunday —10 a.m., worship service, sanctuary; 10 60 Church St. , In a ceremony near home plate years. California League record with 95 running arrogance.” ( a.m., summer church school; 11:15 a.m., coffee shoppe. On Sept. 17 the Schola Cantorum, a choral ensemble Monday —9 a.m., staff meeting, church office. from Oxford, England, will perform. The 40-voice ’Thursday —7:30 p.m., property committee, Robbins mixed choir, under the direction of Ivor BoUon, will per­ form the works of Benjamin Britten, Igor Stravinsky Room. and Sir Michael Tippett. On Nov. 14 at 4 p.m. the Borealis Wind Quintet has Herald photo by Pinto been scheduled. The group has performed at Columbia RSox rally falls .short University, at C a m e ^ Recital Hall, Hartt College and Emanuel Lutheran the Newport Music Festival. Varsatlle performer On March 13, at 7 p.m. the Anhared and Lyn Chamber The following events are schecfuled at Emanuel Concert will feature numbers by a piano-violin ensem­ Lutheran Church for the coming week: One of the veteran members of the Buffalo Water Tavern’s Sunday —10:45 a.m., stewardship and finance com- ble as well as solo numbers. women’s softball team this season has been the versatile Jean The final concert, slated for April 10 at 4 p.m., will McAdam. She performed equally as well with the Ipcals as a rhittee presentation. feature the Manchester Salvation Army Citadel Band run Tuesday—9 a.m., staff meeting; 10 a.m.. Old Guard in pitcher, catcher or Inflelder In New England tournament play. inning Luther Hall, all retired men of the community invited; under the direction of Michael Orfitelli. Patron’s series tickets are available. For additional 10:30 a.m., Phebe Circle stocking group will meet at Dot BOSTON (UPl) - Ricky Steirer, only seven innings for California Right fielder Bobby Clark, inserted later scored on Downing's grounder Anderson’s; 7:15/p.m., Conway Diet Institute. information, call the church at 643-1193 or Eldith Petersen at 649-1238. marking his 26th birthday with his since being called up Aug. 2^Tom for defensive purposes in the inning, and in the fifth, when Downing led Wednesday —9 a.m.. Chestnut Hill preschool staff first major lea^e start, checked Spokane. Steirer, 1-0, allowed only ended the game with a diving catch off with a double, moved to third on meeting; 7 p.m.^MARCH Inc. tetston on four hits into the seyenth two hits in the first six innings, both on a looper that robbed Dwight a single by Rod Carew and scored on ’Thursday —7:30 p.m.v Sunday church school teachers Two services planned night in hurling the two-out singles, but was replaced by Evans of a game-tying hit. Jackson’s sacrifice fly. workshop; 7:30 p.m., ^andia Lodge. California AngelsBis to £T7^ victoryViet Luis Sanchez after giving up a The Angels reached rookie Brian Saturday—Alcoholics Anonymous Will meet ipLiuth^r Beginning Sunday, Sept. 5, there will be two Sunday Herald Angle over the Red Sox. ieadoff single to Dwight Evans and a Denman, 1-1, making his second Denman left in the sixth after at Hall, 60 Church ^ morning worship services at North United Methodist Don Baylor knocked in three runs double to Carl Yastrzemski in the major-league start, for two runs in Ieadoff tijipie to DeCinces and a Church, 300 Parker St. Services will be at 8:45 a.m. and Earl Yost, Sports Editor with a pair of singles and Bobby seventh. the first. Jackson reached on a single to ^ y lo r and Grich greeted 10:15 a m. with coffee fellowship between services. Grtch drove in two more with his Sanchez faltered in the ninth and, fielder’s choice 4nd moved to third Luis Aponte with his homer. Church school classes will start on Sept. 12 at 10:15 14th homer of the season. Reggie after Andy Hassler allowed an RBI on Fred Lynn’s double. Denman Boston scored its first run in the ConcordiaMiUth^ a.m., for children ages 3 through Grade 6. Registration Jackson, with a sacrifice Ry, and single to 'Tony Perez, an RBI groun- then walked Doug DeCinces to load seventh when Carney Lansford The following events are scheduled at Concordia will be the same day. Nursery will be provided. Brian Downing, with a infield out, dout by Jerry Remy and an RBI tri­ the bases and Baylor knocked in two knocked in Evans with a sacrifice fly. They added two runs in the Lutheran Church for the coming week: Junior and senior high Methodist youth fellowship will drove in the other Calitopia runs. ple by Rick Miller, Doug Corbett runs with a single up the middle. Monday —7:30 p.m., church council will meet m meet each Sunday from 5:30 to 7 p.m; at the church, ’l^e Steirer, a supriSe'^tSrter in favor made his return from the minor California added single runs in the eighth on RBI singles by Remy, his Hard-hitting champs of scheduled Luis Tiant, had pitched second when Tim Foil doubled and 1,000th career hit. and 'Yastrzemski, church room. . . junior high group will be led by Mr. and Mrs. Patrick- leagues and notched his 11th save. Tuesda^—10 a m., administrative staff will meet in Brown and the senior high by the Rev. and Mrs. Dick Nq wonder The Main Pub captured the Recreation Department’s^ pastor’s study. Dupee. Slow Pitch Softball Tournament. ' Wednesday —9 a.m., retired men’s work day. The champions averaged better than 10 runs a game for seven post-\ Thursday -1:30 p.m.. Golden Age group will meet in season appearances which produced six victories in seven starts. church room. Farmer’s markets set UPl photo Mori arty's playoff chomps Only in the loss to Moriarty Fuel did the Pub fail to register at least ANDOVER — The First Congregational Church is 10 runs. The Fuelers posted a 5-3 win Tuesday night but when all the sponsoring Saturday morning farmer’s markets, 10 to Taking over chips were o n jm line the Pub came back Wednesday night to square Erupting for 21 base hits, Moriar­ cond game, the MB's had too much for the winners. Tom Yaccanello the Oilers. * noon, through September. Part of the proceeds will be the series with an 11-8 triumph and in the money match the next night, ty Brothers captured the Silk City staying power over a tired Oiler banged away for thr^e hits and John In the opener. Fogarty’s made 11 Church school set used in worldwide famine relief. buried the Fuel under an avalanch of runs, 17-5. Slow Pitch Softball League Playoffs crew, in game No. 3. Basch, Marty Martinelli and Don hits account tor as many runs RegistrationncKisu auui. iu.for .religiousc..b.uu= education, 6—grades - ...... 1 through. Gardeners may bring their produce to the church;s Chicago’s new Archbishop Joseph L. Bernardln has mitre placed on his head An ocjSTty in-thePub’s victories was the fact the team scored 11 runs last night by whipping Fogarty’s After a scoreless first inning, Storrs each clubbed- two bingles for against Sportst^n. 8, at St. Bridget parish has been scheduled after all the parking lot Saturday mornings to sell it. The church is during evening prayer exercise at Holy Name Cathedral. He became the city’s in four of its playoff wins, had 10 in another, three in its loss to the Oilers at Robertson Park, 17-3. Moriarty’s tallied once in the second the MB’s. Wellington sm ^ d and homered MB’s and then tee highest total, 17, in the championship test. masses today and Sunday in the cafeteria. Anyone un- asking for a 10 percent top off the sales seventh archbishop of some 2.4 million Roman Catholics. The Oilers forced a third game to frame and then put the verdict away Frank Breen and Merrill Meyers and Mary Andefhqn and Gary able to register at this tipje-aiay_£aH'the tjffice at 643- Gardeners mpy also leave prMUce understanding Fourteen teams started the playoffs, the champions and runner-ups be staged last night. After whipping with an eight-run third inning. Only each had two hits for the Oilers, Ledger each came throilgh with two from the seven leagues qualifying. i{i the first did the champs fail to 5454 during the week. that the sales ^Tll go entirely to the church. Sportsman Cafe in the first'test, 11- Moriarty’s were held to just three base hits in the success. Neither the Pub nor Moriarty’s won regular season laurels but the 10, the Oilers came back to top score. base hits in the loss to the Oilers, no ‘Two hits each were produced by two clubs proved to be the best in the final showdown. Moriarty’s, 4-1, in the double Paul Frenette rapped two homers player getting more than one. Ed White, Mike Pagan! and Mike THE Supreme Court The Pub, as it turned out, has just too much TNT in its bats for the elimination play. , and Joe Van Oudenhove added a Lou Wellington, Breen and Bob Mistretta as Sportsmen outhit the BIBLE opposition. While pitching dominated the se­ fotir-base clout as well as a single Goehring each collected two hits for winners, 14-11. Religious Services The Pub win marked the first time a female coached a cham­ SPEAKS pionship squad in the ail-men Rec League play. ’The honor went to By Bonnie Kilgore, a fine all around athlete and former standout at Eugene still battling SOUTH UNITED METHODIST Manchester Community College. Brewer a m.; Holy Days st 7 a.m., 5:30, a.m., Sunday school: 11 a.m.. a.m., church service, Sunday Bills turn back Redskins, 20-14 school, and cere lor small CHURCH, 1226 Main St.-Rev. Dr. Andover 7:30 p.m. morning worship: 8 p.m., evening Shephard S. Johnson and Rev. SECOND CONQREQATIONAL worship: 7:30 p.m.. bibla study children. Lawrence M. Hill. 10 a.m., Washington mistakes in punting Ferguson passed 6 yards to wide yard for the other score for the FIRST CONQREQATIONAL CHURCH, (United Church of (Tuesday): p p.m., Ladles' prayer COMMUNITY BAPTIST Notes off the ciiff WASHINGTON (UPl) - Joe worship service, 7:30 p.m., Bible chufeh-state None who believe in God CHURCH (UNITED CHURCH OF Christ). Route 44A. Rev. Robert K. (Thursday); 7 p.m., Men's prayer CHURCH, ses E. Center St. Rav. Ferguson passed for 156 yards and situations to take a 20-14 pre-season receiver Frank Lewis and 17 yards Bills, 2-1. CHRIST), 107 Route 6 at Long Hill Bechtold, pastor. 9:30 a.m. (Thursday); 7 p.m., Youth sarvica James I. Meek, minister. 6:16 study. state of Connecticut collected more than $112 million in revenue victory Friday night over the to tight end Buster Barnett for John Riggins scored on a pair of 1- doubts that he ought to offer EMANUEL LUTHERAN two touchdowns and the Buffalo Road. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, Church school for all ages; 11 (Friday), a.m.. Church school lor all agas. from legalized eambling during the fiscal year which ended in June. worship to him. But the CHURCH, Church and Chestnut Bills took advantage of two Redskirl?. touchdowns. Art Whittington ran 1 yard runs for the Redskins, who fell pastor. Sunday worship, 10 a.m., a.m., worship service (child care PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 kindergarten through Qrade 4 ’The total was $500,bOO higher than budgeted...Autograph and trading manner of doing this is a cause nursery care provided, social continuing during the service; streets. Rev- Dale H. Qustalson. By David E. Anderson to 0-3. of much disagreement. provided). Spruce St. Rav. Richard Qray, card night will be held every Thursday night next month at Hartford. hour after the service. FIRST CONQREQATIONAL pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser­ 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, pastor; Rav. Michael R. UPl Religion Writer Ferguson’s pass to Lewis with 36 CHURCH OF COVENTRY, 1171 vice, nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday nursery provided. Lohmann.assoclate pastor; Je« Jai-Alai. ’The players will be available on these nights from 6 to 6:45 to seconds left in the second quarter CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, Henricks. Intern; Ray. C. Henry A review of its last term by a Baptist observer of the Worship is an act of Bolton Main St. Rev. Elizabeth 8. Caine, school: 7 p.m., Informal worship. sign autographs and meet the fans...Wjeekend sports slate will include gave the Bills a 6-0 halftime lead. interim pastor. 9:30 a.m. Worship ST. JOHN'S POLISH 236 Main St. Rev. Neala McLain, Anderson, pastor emarltua. S Supreme Court has found the issue of church-state part one of the Manchester Open Golf Tournament today at the Buffalo held the Redskins to just six reverence, so does it really CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 service in sanctuary, nursery care NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH, senior pastor: Rev. Qeorga Em- a.m. contemporary worahip with relations increasingly tangled and technical with even communion In chaiMl; 9:30 a.m., Manchester Country Club for amateurs, round two in Farr’s In­ first downs in the first half. matter what you do so long as Hebron Road. The Rev. J. Clifford provided In Church Lane House. 23 Qolway St. Rev. Walter A. mltl. minister ol visitation and more complicated and emptional Issues liximlng In the it is motivated by a reverent Curtin, pastor. Saturday mass at Hyssko, pastor. 8:30 a.m., moss outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship, children’s sermon, com­ vitational Softball Tournament at Fitzgerald Field and Robertson Whittington went 52 yards on the attitude? Numerous examples 5 p.m.; Sunday maaaea at 7:30, Manchester ' In English and Polish. school; 10:45 a.m., worship, munion second and fourth Sun­ court’s future. Park today with the finals Sunday afternoon at Fitzgerald. Next week first play of second half and went a in the Bible argue that it does 9:15 and 11 a.m. ■ ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S children's church and nursery; 7 days, nursery. NORTH UNITED METHODIST the annual Rec Department Softball Tournament will be staged star­ yard for the touchdown and a 13-0 BOLTON UNITED METHODIST QOSPEL HALL. Canter Street. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turn­ p.m., evening sarvica, nuraary. Stan Hastey, chief of Baptist Press’ Washington matter — Cain, King Saul, CHURCH, 300 Parker St. The ting Wednesday with 20 local entries at Robertson and Fitzgerald CHURCH. 1041 Boaton Turnpike. 10 e.m., breaking bread: 11:46 pike. Rav. Martin J. Soholsky, CALVARY CHURCH Buffalo lead with the third quarter Nadab and Abihu, et al. The Rav. Richard W. Dupsa, pastor. bureau, says the term just ended by the Supreme Court Rev. Marjorie Hlies, paator. 11 a.m., Sunday schoal; 7 p.m., pastor. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; (Aaaembllaa of Ood), 647 E. Mid­ di^onds...Condolences are extended to Bill Sacherek on the death of less than two minutes old. question really is: Can one be Beginning June 6: "Sunday was “one ol the most significant” for churchstate a.m.. worship service, nursery. gospel mealing. Sunday masses at 6:30, 10 and dle Turnpike. Rav. Kenneth L. his father. motivated by reverence Worahip lor the summer ST. QEOROE'S EPISCOPAL FULL QOSPEL 11:30 a.m. Qustalson. pastor. 9:30 a.m., relations in the court’s 192-year history. months..9 a.m.-Ono woraHIp ser­ Washington came right back with toward God while offering CHURCH, Boston Turnpike. Rev. INTERDENOMINATIONAL ST. BRIDQET CHURCH, 70 Sunday school: 10:30 a.m., ser­ “’The growing tendency of government at all levels to him what he neither com­ John C, Hoillger, vicar. 10 a.m.. CHURCH. 745 Main St. Rev. Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan vice ol worahip; 6:30-p.m., vice only.” No church achool. Riggins’ first touchdown on its next SECOND CONQREQATIONAL interfere in church life was reflected again in the Coach scores ace mands nor accepts? Family ‘ Eucharist; 11 a.m., Philip Saunderi, mlnitter. 10:30 and Rav. Emilio P. Podslll, co­ evening aarvica. lii'- possession. Joe Theismann passed 9 CHURCH, 385 N. Main 8L The Supreme Court docket for 1981-82,” Hastey said. Nursery program and coffee a.m., pralaa, worahip sarylce and pastors. Saturday massaa at 5 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN Jack Hull, cross country coach at East Catholic High, joined the list Rev. Leans Chapman, paator. 10 yards to Rich Caster, 10 yards to Art fellowship. i BIbla atudy; 7 p.m., daliveranca and 7:30 p.m; Sunday maaaaa at CHURCH, (LCA), 40 Pitkin 81. Major decisions affecUng churches a$d religious Ufe a.m. worship sarvica and church of golfers who have scored boles-in-one at the Manchester Country Monk, 13 yards to Caster and 19 Jesus said that worship must BOLTON CONQREQATIONAL 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. Rav. Burton O. Strand, pastor. 0 were h ^ e d down in the areas of religious exercises in aervloe. school; 11 a.m. (ellowanip hoiir. Club. Hull aced the 149-ya^ eighth hole yesterday with an eight iron. CHURCH. 228 Bolton Center FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. 52 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 047 a.m. Holy Communion, nuraary yards to Rick Walker to set up the be in spirit and in truth (John CENTER CONQREQATIONAL public institutions, government aid to religion, tax Road at the Qreen. Rev. J. Stan­ Lake St. Rav. Jamaa Ballaiov, Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday: care provided. Witnessing the feat were Pete Fox, Sal DiMauro and Steve score. 4;2}-24). Neither sincerity nor CHURCH. 11 Center Straal. Rav. matters affecting churches, including local property ton Conover, minister. B:30 a.m., paator. S:30 a.m., Sunday achool; Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST Ciesnes...’Tickets for the Manchester Sports Hall of Fame dinner • - 4 . form by itself will do; rather, Newell H. C urtis Jr.-, aanlor Washington forced a punt on the worship service, nursery. 10:30 a.m., worahip aarvica; 7 Thursday: Thaooratic School SOCIETY: East, 153 W. Vernon taxes, charitable soliciUtions and a number of cases in­ authorised forms offered from paator: Rav. Chat Copeland, Sept. )7 are'available from Nate Agostinelll at the State Bank, Henry Bills’ next possession, but Redskin p.m., avenlng aarvica. (speaking couras), 7:30 p.m.; St. Rav. Arnold Wsttwood, volving the so-called “newer” religions. a s a ^ a te pastor; Rov. Cllflord O. McCann and mornings at the Herald’s, sports desk...Have .a njee the heart. Those ordained Coventry CHURCH OF THE Service Meeting (ministry mlnistsr. 10:30 a.m.. Sarvica. What was dxpected to be one of the court’s major A* GREG Williams blocked Buffalo’s ST. JAMES CHURCH. Rav, Simpson, pastor omorltua. 10 wei|kpnd. means which God chose are ASSUMPTION, Adama Straal at training), 8:15 p.m.; Sunday:' churchstate cases — the Bob Jones case involving the Chris Williams into Washington calculated to appeal to the COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Thompaon Road. Rav. Edward S. Public Bibla Laetuiv, 9:30 o;m.; Francis V. KrukowskI, Rev.'' a.m. Worahip srvloa, aanetuary; Robert Burbank, team ministry; 10 a.m. Church School. return man Mike Nelms. Nelms spirit rather than the flesh, to CHURCH, Routa 44-A and Trow­ Pa^n, paator. Saturday maiaaaa Watchtower Study, 10:25. , question ol whether tee Internal Revenue Service can Rav. Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM. 400 fumbled the kick and Ervin Parker our humility rather than our bridge Road, Rav. Brad Evana, al 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday ZION EVANQELICAL deny tax exempt status to religious schools that dis­ paalor. Sunday, 8:30 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH (Mlaaourl day maaaaa at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; E. M idd le T urnpike. Rabbi recovered for the Bills at the vanity. maaaaa at 7:30, 0, 10-.30 and criminate — was held over until the term that begins worahip; 10:45 a.m. Sunday 11:45 a.m. Synod), Cooper and High atroott. Sunday maaaaa at T.'SO, 9,10:30 Richard J. Plavin, (aroal Tobataky, Washington 33. cantor. Dr. Loon Wind, RabU this coming October. Blue Joys rout Yanks achool: 7 p.m. BIbla atudy and CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Rav. Cliarlsa W. Kulil, p u to l’, 9 a.m. and noon. Ferguson hit Barnett for the aallowahip. Wadnaaday, 7:30 QF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Wood- a.m., Olvina worship; 10:18 a.m TRINITY COVENANT Emarltua. Sarvicsa. 8:15 p.m. Hastey pointed to two decisions in which Baptists CHURCH, 302 Hackmatack 81. Friday and 0:45 a.m., Saturday. touchdown two plays later for a 20-7 GflUROitiFlMd^ p.m. prayer moaOng. alda Straal and HWatown Road. Sunday School and Youth Forum. were involved as among the most slgnificapt church­ ’TORONTO (C n ) — Damaao Gar­ while striking out three and walking n«c phc«o LyiM and M rawiM PRINCE OF PEACE Wandal K. Walton, blahop. 8:30 Holy Communion first and third Summer hours; 8 a.ip., momino lead with 3:39 left in the third worship aarvica; 9:^p to 0:60 a.m„ state re la t^ cases during the term. d a went 3-foM to up his American one en route to hit eightli complete LUTHERAN CHURCH, Routa 31 a.m., Priaathood and Rallal Sunday. ^ ^ '4 h e first, tee court handed down an 8-1 dqpision up- quarter. and Norm River Road. Rav. W. H. S o o i^ 11:15 a.m.. Sacrament CHURCH pv CHRIST, Lydoll coffee and lallawanip; 10 a.m. League-leading hit total to 171, game of the season. Dave R l ^ t ti mornino worshfp sarvloa. , bolding the rights of students at atatesupported univer­ To^tYrTciass B softball champion Main Pubt Riggins pulled the Redskins close Wllkant, paator. 9 a.m„ Sunday Maatlng. and Vernon atrasts. Eugene Weekend events .1: scored three runs and stole two feU to 84. achool: 10:15 a.m., worahip aar- SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main Brewer and Steve Holt, minlattra. ST. MARY'S Ep i s c o p a l sities and c M ^ e s to conduct worship services on cam­ bases, while Jesse Barfield hit^a * i . again in the first minute of the CHURCH, Park and Church vloa. 81. MaJ. and Mra. Armur Cartaon, Sunday aorvlosa.' 8 a.m. BIMa Hk Herald provides a pus. two-run homer F ri^ y night to lead New York Jolted Leal for three Championship honors in the Recreation Madden, Ed Hanlon, Stave/Crispino, Tim fourth quarter, capping a 63-yard, 9- Summer weather In­ ST. MARY'S CHURCH, Routa 8:30 a.m., Sunday aohool; 10:46 claaast; 10 «.m. worship; B p.m. sirsats. Rov. Stapbon K. Jacob­ play march with nis second son, raetor, Rav. Fra^arlek P. comprdienslve calendar of Justice Lewis Powell Jr„ writing for the majority, ; tte Toronto Blue "Jays to a 10-S runs in the first inning on a RBI Department’s Class B Slow Pitch Softball Bycholski, Ed SadloskI, poach Bonnie 31. Rov. F. Barnard Millar, paator, ajn., hoilnaaa mailing; 7 p.m., worahip. Wadnaaday: 7 p.m. Bl- touchdown. creases the demand for Rav. John L. SuprananI, bls study. Nurtary provldod (or all Mow, asalaum to the raetor. v’wbere to go and wbai to decla^ the ban on worship and religiotta teaching in triumph over Che New York groundout hy Dave Winfield, a nm- Tournament were won by The Main Pub. motorcycles. Why not seU ______salvation maatlng. Kilgore, sponsor Glen Beaulieu. Kneeling,' Leading 20-14, the Bills were aaaoclala paator. Saturday UNITED PENTECOSTAL sarvtcoa. Summer totviM 7:39 am.'and -'jq •• every Friday 'in the camous buildinn an uncbnatitutlonal violation o$ the YanKees. sewing single by Ken GrUfey and Squad members, top row (I. to r.) Kevin Scott Hanson, Dan Socha, Rich Gustafson, yours now with a low-cost' m«ues at 5:1S p.im.; Sunday CHURCH, 1S7 WoodbrMga 8L FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. wa5;lJrM T rm “"’“ * ^ F(;cu./Weikend action. Ste’ free speech. LnU Leal, 9-U, aUowed II hlU . Oscar Gamble’! RBI tingle. forced to punt from their 23 with 12 ^ In Oassified. , maaaaa at 7;30, Sia30 and 10:43 Rav. Marvin'Stuart, mlnlptar. 10 .SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main S t 10-30 Hanlon, Qave Brannick, Jim Roslllo, John Brian Moran, Scott German, Larry Morrison. minutes to play. HI i ‘ 11 . ■ . 1 L ■t-’- - - . ^ i MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 28. 1982 - IT, ■ l-.l Ift - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Aug. 28, 18« I ■ road ahead for. Scorebioard 1

the Utie^wlder In 1960, is seeded se­ GttUlermo Vilas of Argentina U m illion so far t t o yem a first NEW YORK (UPI) — The early cond and win .try 'to r e i ^ the Utle Open win would the season. part of September has a certain seeded fourth behind McEhiroe, Con­ tap that tbird-seeld Austin is Richrdt 2b 3 0 0 0 Sakata 2b 4000 Connie Chillemi 73- 75-148 the National Tennis Center at with Gene Mayer (sixth) and Argen­ Dent ss 3000 Dempsey c Cindy Lincoln 72- 76-148 AMERICAN LEAGUE 3010 tina’s Jose-Luis Clerc (seventh). Wimbledon that once characterized the defending champion, she has yet Totals S3 1 0 1 Totals 74- 74-148 Flushing Meadow, the long lines to By United Press International S2S83 LeAnn (^ssaday Marty Dickerson 86«-148 The draw appears to favor his game and must be considered to prove whether her physical (L ate night games not Included) Texas 000001000- buy expensive souvenirs at conces­ Beverley Davis-Cooper 76- 72-148 East Baltlmore UOOlOOli-3 McEnroe, as he seems to have a another candidate for the title. problems and resulting inactivity Minday Moore 75- 73-148 sion stands and, of course, seeming­ W 1L Pet. GB G-Sample. DP-BalUmore 1. LOB- Nancy Rubin 75-72-148 relatively smooth road to the Like McEntoe, Martina this summer wUl h(dd her bade. Milwaukee 74 51 • 2 Texas 4, BalUmore 8. 2B-Bumbry. ly unending tennis. Stephanie Farw ig 74- 74-148 Baltimore 88 57 M4 8 Gulliver. Roenicke. H R-SIngleton (12). Tennis is serious business for the semifinals, his sore foot permitting. NavratUova, the top-seeded woman, Attstih’s qilarter includes No. 5 Kathy Postlethwait 75- 73-148 Boston 89 » 243 5 I P H RERBBSO M ayer is in his quarter as is IStt w ill also have to contend with som e’ Hana Mandlikova of Overly Klass 77- 71-148 256 men and women who will partlc- New York 54 62 208 10^ Texas Dot Germain 72- 75-148 seed Mark EMmondson of Australia formidable opponents as she bids to Czechoslovakia', No. 12 BllUe Jean Detroit 63 62 201 u Smithson (L 0-1) 8 8 3 3 3 5 pate in singles in this year’s 101st 77-71-148 Cleveland 61 61 200 BalUmore Sandra Palm er and 15th seed Raul Ram irez of complete the Grand Slam with l(er King and No. 14 Virginia Ruzici of 75-73-149 event, which begins Tuesday. Titles Toronto 80 09 .485 16 Palm er (W 11-3) Debbie Massey 74- 75-149 Mexico, but none of them had first U.S. Open tiUe. Romania. West Stoddard (S 12) Debbie Skinner in men’s and women’s doubles and T-2:23. 73- 76-140 California 74 54 278 Judy Clark much success against McEhiroe. Navratilova, who like I^ id l has ’The chances o f Andrea Jaeger, ■^74-149 mixed doubies also are at stake. Kansas City 73 54 275 Terri Moody 75- 74-149 A semifinal matchup between pocketed over $1 million in 1962, has No. 4: have been weakened because Cliicago 66 59 2 B Jane Lock Defending men’s champion and INCINNA'n PHILADELPHIA Vicki Singleton 75- 74-149 McEnroe and the powerful 22-year- won 64 of her last 65 matches. The Seattle 60 66 .476 13 top seed John McEnroe w ill aim for o f her puUed groin muscle. H er ab r h bi ab r h bi Chris Johnson 79-76-140 Oakland 57 71 .4ft' 17'^ old Lendl is a possibility, and one lone loss came at the hands of West group includes No 6 Wendy TumbuU W alker U 5 0 11 Rose lb 3 0 0 0 Bonnie Lauer 76- 74-150 his fourth straight title, but he will Texas •— ^49 23*A K m chc 3b 4 2 2 1 Bystrom p 0 0 0 0 Jane Grafter 77- 73-150 that might favor the Czech. Lendl, Germany’s Sylvia Hanika in New of Australia, No. U Mima Jausovec Minnesota • 240 » have to overcome a sore foot and the Conepen ss 4110 Roberts ^ 10 0 0 Kathryn Young 76-74-150 Friday's Results JOHN McENROE though,'has both Wilander and ninth York in March, but that wasn’t as MARTINA NAVRATILOVA of Yugoslavia and No. 13 Kathy Driessn lb 3 10 0 TrUlo 2b 3 0 21 Cathy Mant 78- 72-150 likes of Wimbledon champion Jim­ Baltimore 3, Texas 1, 1st game C e ^ n o c f Sill I^ tth w s If 4 0 2 0 Dale Eggeling 75-74-150 seed Yannick Noah of France in his traumatic as her defeat by Tracy Rinaldi. Texas at Baltimore, 2nd game, night my Connors and Czechoslovakia’s . . . top-seed Hoshidr rf 4 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Charlotte Montgomery 75- 74-150 . > . risks title Toronto 10, New York 3 quarter, two of the five players Austin in last year’s Open final, an In the men’s doubles, McEnroe Oester 2b 4 2 3 2 Monge p 0000 Carolyn Hill 76- 74-150 Ivan Lendl, who has an astounding California 7, Boston 6 outcome that had Navratilova in Lawless 2b 0 0 0 0 Gross ph 1000 72-78-150 match record of 117-7 since last generally has redirected his volatile (Vilas, Gerulaitis and M el Purcell and good friend Pbter Fleming are Oakland at Milwaukee, night Vivian Brownlee Trevino 3 0 0 1 Aguayo Sb 0000 Marlene Hagge 76-75-151 energy toward his opponents, as are the others) to beat him last tears when she received a standing bara Potter (10) and Andrea Leand favorites to repeat as champions. Kansas City at Chicago, mght Soto p 4 0 0 0 Diaz c 3000 year’s Open. Cleveland at Minnesota, ni^t Julie ^ n e 78- 73-151 >, M cGraw p 0000 76- 75-151 McEnroe, 23, has somewhat evidenced by his tenacious play in vear. „ . ovation. (15)\- would appear to threaten her Anne Smith, ill with mononucleosis, Detroit at Seattle, night Vicki Fergon J Maddox cf 4010 79- 72-151 Still, Lendl’s strong all-around Navratilova, 25, has three seeded has withdrawn and her titles in both Saturday’s Games M.J. Smith restr^ned his "bad boy” image in the Davis Cup including a six-hour, chancesv-,_ yfukovch rf 40 00 Barbara Mizrahic 77- 74-151 (Ail Times EDT) game — especially his backhand and players in her quarter, but none of cairis E vert Lloyd, winner o f four the women’s and mixed doubles are Jesus ss 4 1 1 0 Judy Ellis 78- 73-151 1982 and no longer can be counted five-set marathon win over Mats New York (Morgan 6-8 ) at Toronto serve — has netted him over $1 those — Pam Shrlver (No. 7), Bar- ’stnsn p 10 0 0 Gail Hirata 74077-151 upon to berate officials. Instead, he Wilander of Sweden. straight Opens from 197578 and also up for grabs. (Stieb 13-12), 1 pm. JReed p 0 0 0 0 California (Witt 84) at Boston (Tudor Montnz lb 2 0 0 0 9-9), 2:20 p.m. Totals 3< 8 6 7 T oU ls 33 1 6 1 Texas (Tanana 6-14) at BalUmore (D. Cincinnati 510100010-8 Martinez 12-10), 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 001000 OOO- 1 Oakland (Langford 0-14) at Milwaukee E-Krenchlcki. D&-Cincinnati 1, Phila­ (Haas 0 6 ). 8:30 p.m. delphia 1. LOB^indlmal^ 4. Phlia- ' Kansas City (Blue 9-6) at Chicago deiphla 7. 2Ei—C(Hicepcion, Oester. 3B— Giants offense weak (Bums 134), 8:30 p.m. Oester. HR—Krenrticxi (2). SF—'D’evino. Cleveland (Sutcliffe 114) at Minnesota IP H RERBBSO Tennis (O'Connor &4), 8 :S& p.m. Cincinnati Detroit (Retry 14-7) at Seattle Soto (W 11-6) 9 6 1 0 2 Herald photo by Tarquinlo (Bannister 11-9). i):35 p.m; Philadelphia Sunday’s (Sames Christensn ( L 6 6 ) California at Boston J. Reed but defense strong South Division hoop winners New York at Toronto ' Bvstrom Texas at Baltimore Monge U.S. Open Feature Matches Oakland at Milwaukee M cGraw By United Press International Kansas City at Chicago P B -D ia z. T-2:25. A-M,42e. Oipening Round, Aug. 31 shoulder last November 15, has been yard average) and Joe Danelo, who Championship laurels In the South Divi­ Alex Britnell, Mike Olekslnskl, Moreau, Cleveland at Minnesou (Air Tim es E D T ) PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. (U PD - Detroit at Seattle, night installed by Perkins as the No. 1 made 24 of 38 field goal attempts, in­ sion of the Recreation Department’s John Connolly. Kneeling, Mike FalkowskI, (Seedings in parentheses) The New York Giants have a solid Stadium cluding a 55-yarder. claim on a playoff berth in 1982. quarterback, but playoff hero Scott Summer Basketball League went to the Joe Panaro, Glenn Glade. Missing were NATIONAL LEAGUE 11 0 .m. — Bill Scanlon, Dallas, vs. Right outside linebacker Mats Wilander (11), Sweden; Ivan Lendl Their case, though, won’t be decided Brunner (six TD passes in two post­ Shockers. Squad members, top row (I. to r.) Chris Schaffer and Charlie Glade. By United Press International Lawrence Taylor was the rookie East (3) (Czechoslovakia, vs. Ramesh Krish- until after the defense rests. season games) has a clear shot at W L Pet. GB nan, India; Billie Jean King (12). New. catalyst for the Giants’ defensive York, vs. Susan Mascarin, Grosse Pointe Ray Perkins worked wonders with the starting job, depending upon St. Louis 72 54 5R transformation from tabby cats to Philadelphia 70 56 ,SU Shores, Mich. the Giants last season in his third pre-season showing. 7:30 p.m. — Tracy Austin (3), Rolling ‘.terrors. Taylor earned a Pro Bowl Montreal 68 60 .531 year as coach, helping them vault “ Phil is starting primarily Pittsburgh 67 00 .528 Hills, Calif., vs. Catherine Tanvier, because he was not beaten out,” berth along with veteran Harry Car- Phicago S7 72 .4C lA i France; John McEnroe (1). Douglaston, from 4-12 to 9-7 as the club earned N .Y., vs. Tim GulUkson, Boca West, Fla. Perkins says. “ Scott did a super job son as the Giants fielded perhaps the Now York SO 75 .400 21V% its first playoff berth in 18 years. Shearer ties Stadler West Grandstand getting us into the playoffs, though, best linebaefctng unit in the league. U )5 Angeles 71 W - . 11 a.m. — John Sadri, Charlotte, N.C., The defense went from the NFL’s vs. Brian Teacher (14), Los Angeles; and we don’t feel we can overlook EvenVan opening pre-season loss to Atlanta 69 57 MB 1 By United Press International second worst unit to the third best, San Diego 68 82 .516 5 World Series of Golf Van Winitskv, Lauderhill, Fla., vs. that.” lowly\Baltim ^ Aug. 14 couldn’t San Francisco 64 64 iOO 7 At Akron, Ohio, Aug. 27, 1982 Guillermo Vilas (4). Argentina; JoAnne lopping off 168 points, and most ot Russell. Naples, Fla., vs. Mima Jausovec dampeVrayhlr’s contagious spirit. Houston 60 68 .469 11 (P a r 70) Woolfolk, a speedster, will battle (11). Yugoslavia. the team’s key performers are still Cincinnati 4B 78 .386 21V^ Bob Shearer 666 Morris and second-year pro Louis 7 :X p.m. — Johan Kriek (10), South young. "Maybe we thought we were Craig Stadler 706 / Friday’s Games Africa, vs. Dick Stockton, Sawgrass, Jackson at halfback while Leon with string of birds Raymond Floyd 89-7 So what’s holding New York back better than we are, but if you ask me (All Times EDT) Fla.: Barbara Potter (10). Woodbury. r Tom Kite 7M from challenging Dallas in the NFC ' Perry looms as the starting fullback AtlanU (Walk 116) at N ew York Conn., vs K im Sands. M iam i, Fla. if this loss -means w e’re going back ipuleo 8 6 ), 8:06 p.m. Lanny Wadkins 70-7 due to the continued holdout of Rob Curtis Strange 71-7 East? to the Giants of old, the 4-12 club, AK R O N, Ohio (UFt) - AustraUan and was tied with Floyd at that Wadkins had a 2-over 72 K|;i^y Cincinnati (Soto 106) at Philadelphia Carpenter — last year’s key acquisi­ (Christenson 8 6 ). 8:05 p.m. Isao Aoki 77-f Offense, or lack of it. that’s crazy,” Taylor bristled. Bob Shearer birdtra the filial three Masahiro Kuramoto SO-*! Friday's Sports Transactious tion fro'm Houston. time. He took command on the 11th and shares fifth place with Curtis St. Louis CAnduiar 9-10) at San Diego The Giants earned a dubious “ We’ll be back to the plateau of last holes Friday to tie O aig Stadler for (IvOllar 12-7), 10:06 p.m Calvin Peete 72-1 By United Press International Carpenter, who gained 748 yards hole, however, when his second Strange, who had a second-round 71. Denis WatsScott Hoch (70) and Andy Bean Washington — Fired acting general Comerback Mark Haynes went Gamble 3021 Barfield rf 22 12 "W e should be able to do more Tom Mullady and over iim e v e r manager Roger Crozier. from so-so to spectacular in his Shearer finished with his second triple-bogey 7 on the fourth hole to (73). Defending champion Bill Collins dh 10 10 Powell rf I 100 things offensively this year because Gary Shirk. Don Willis Garage hoop champs By United P rra IntemaUonal sophomore season after being straight 1-under-par 69 on the 7,173 fall eight shots o ff the pace at that Rogers had a 72 and a 148 total while Mmphry c f 4 0 1 0 Nrdhgn dh 3 0 0 0 1150,000 PG ^Seniors Tournament Wide receiverpJohnny Perkins NetUes 3b 4 0 0 0 Adam s db 2 0 2 2 we have better people,*'’ said yard Firestone Country Club course stretch, came home with a 4-under U.S. Open and British Open cham­ At Jeremy KMich, UUh, Aug. 2B comes o ff a fine year and flashy switched to the left side and T e ^ Suits, Ken Willis, Ron ' Pedemonte, Bill Smalley ss 4 0 0 0 l^ s h a w 3b 5 0 12 (P a r 72) Perkins, referring to his top two Don Willis Qarage entry copped the Cerone c 4 0 2 0 Martinez c 4 12 1 Jackson figures to beat out Mike while Stadler had a 3under 68, 31 for a round of 68 and a 33hole pion Tom Watson shot a 74 and (completif)g^'Vli|ii8(lay’ 8 rain-delayed Earnest Gray may be unseated at Recreation Department’s Western Division Morgan. Front, John Basils, Gordon Fallone, Johnson If 3 0 0 0 draft choices, running backs Butch giving both of them 36-hole scores of stands at 149, 11 shots o ff the pace. second round) the other slot by the slower John Deniiis at the other corner. Bill score of 141. Moseby c f 10 0 0 Reds 8-1 Woolfolk of Michigan and Joe Basketball League title. Squad members, Bill Suits, Joe Maher. 138. Bruce Lietzke, who shot an G H ffln ss 3 1 1 0 Currier, affine pickup from New The best round of the day was 7D-72-141 Morris of Syracuse. "We’ve had Mistier, who has much surer hands. ToU ls 35 3 11 3 T o U ls 35 10 13 9 One Uttler top row (I. to r.) Coach Bill Maher, Mike Floyd, who led by two shots at one openqig-round 81, withdrew prior to 7>7D-142 Veteran center Ernie Hughes, England last season, duels San turned in by Jap'an’s Isao Aoki, who New York 300000000- 3 Miller Barber PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Mario plays we haven’t been able to use . Dean Lind 7466-143 tim e during the early part of the had a 36 on the front side, then the s ^ n d round because of an ear Toronto 1(B03310»-10 recovered from knee surgery, Diego acquisition Pote Shaw at DonJanuary 66-75-144 Soto scattered six hits and Ron the past three years simply because ^ ^ rfield , Humphrey. DP—Toronto strong safety while Reasley Reece roundr'bqgeyed the 11th, 13th and matched the WSG record on the infection, cutting the field to 24 Sam Snead 74-71-146 anchors a mediocre offensive line 2. New York 2. LOB—New Y74-147 \ J IP H^REfrBB^ ’ guard following the retirement of here for sure,” says Reece, "and wel I Dick Mayer 7^75-14B Philadelphia Phillies. yet determined less than a month \ N e w )y o rk ' /• Bob Erickson 75- 73-148 Roy Simmons. / don’t want a strike to spoil it. Thid m gheUt (L 8 6 ) 5 9 8 7 4 8 Soto, 11-9, who Sunday became before the Sept. 12 opener against M ike Sottchak 75-72-148 Frazier 3 4 2 2 1 1 ’The kicking gam / is outstanding, team is finally getting a reputation. for draft pick and cash 7^76-14B visibly angered by the heckling of Jerry Barber Atlanta at Giants Stadium. Toronto We’re just getting good.” 'One of best rounds' 72- 75-148 led by punter 'Dave Jennings (43.3 I.eal (W 9-11) 6 11 3 3 1 3 (Gordon Jones Phillies’ coach Dave Bristol and Phil Simms, who separated his 75-73-149 Righetti pitched to 2 batters in 6th. Jack Harden Peter Thomson 74- 75-149 surrendered seven runs, .kept his EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. last season and played in just 48 predicted for him. The Somerdale, H b P—by Frazier (parcla). WP— Billy Johnston 75- 74-149 composure Friday night. He allowed (U PI) — Philadelphia center Darryl games. He had an 11.0 scoring N.J., resident has played eight Righetti. T-3;82. A-25.« Frm le Haas 71-76-150 only three hits after the third — Dawkins was traded to New Jersey average and pulled in 305 rebounds. yearn- Howie Johnstm 7>75-lS0 Haynie rebouncis Pete Hessemer 75-75-150 when the Phillies sqored — and Friday for the Nets’ No. 1 draft Nets’ general manager Bob Nets a>ach Larry Brown didn’t CALIFOHNit'^ DN DotIs Hutchinson 78- 74-150 retired 10 straight 'baiters at one choice in 1983 and an undisclosed MacKinnon said, “ We’re very ^ Dawkins as a savior. ab r h bi ab r h bl Guy Wolstenholme 75-74-150 point. His eight s t^ e o u ts upped his Jets right on target, amount of cash. excited about the d ^ l. It was a SATURDAY Downing If 3 111 Rj^y 2b 5212 T ^ Kroll 73- 75-151 “it wasn’t my decision,” said Beniqua^ If OOOO^MQller cf * 502 1 Jack Fleck 74- 77-151 major league-le^di^ totol to 221. The 6-foot-ll Dawkins, who signed great move for us. The trade keeps 1 - Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Channel Carew __ Elvans rf 5110 74- 77-151 Brown, “ I think the guy has talent. to assume lead Bc^' Rosburg a five-year contract with the 7ters up with our youth movement.” 11, W POP ReJekan rf 3 101 Ystrzm dh 402 1 A1 BesaeUnf^— 77-74-151 He’s young and I hope he’ll help us. Clark rt 0000 Lansfrd 3b C^rUe^Bi^rd 75- 75-151 last February, was a first-round His best year came in 1979-80 2 • Angels vs. Red Sox, Channels It w ill be com petitive in (be middle. Lynn cf 5 110 Stapletn lb 4010 Tele Cooper' 76- 75-152 Twins 5-3 draft choice in >1975, making the when he missed only two games and ■; HIGH POINT, N.C. (UPI) - Donna Caponi, who was tied for 22,30, WTIC D ^ in c s 3b 4 110 Nichols If 4120 Billy MaxweU 75-77-162 Lenny (Elmore) and Mike Gminskl 2000 7677-153 jump to professional ball right from hauled in 693 rebounds while . Defending champion Sandra Haynie the lead with Stacy , after the. first 3 - World Series of Golf, Channel Baylor dh >12 3 Hoffmn ss Kel Nagle MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Tta Giants in for trouble Grlch 2b 412 2 Boggs lb 2220 Bob Goalby 74- 76-153 did a great job for us there last h l ^ school. averaging 14.7 points per game. 4j:^UIJdraFriday from a sluggish round, managed only two birdies Foil 4 110 AUenson c 2000 Henry Rxiucmi 75- 77-163 Laudner slugged a two-run homer to season. Those guys helped us win 44 Dawkins, 25, suffered a broken leg However; he gained notoriety when flrat round and fired an 3under-par while suffering three bogeys. Her 5 - Wide World of lBoone 4 0 0 0 Gedman c 1000 Mike Setchlck 75-75-153 cap a five-run third inning Friday • EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. quarterback, has been outplayed by Michaels, who has been th rou ^ games. P o ^ ph 1011 Don Collett 75-76-154 he shattered two backboards in a 64 to take the lead in a 3165,000 one-over-par round put her in a tie Channel 8 -Totals 35 7 10 7 ToUU 386126 Don WhiU 75-77-156 night that carried the Minnesota Scott Brunner in both games. his own quarterback controversy in “ I haven’t spoken to (Nets owner) (U P I) — Walt Michaels says his three-week span to the chagrin of .. LP G A tournament. for fourth place with a two-day total 7 130 Braves vs. Mels, WINF California ^ 210013000-7 Ed Puml 75- 77-155 Twins to a 5-3 victory over the New York Jets are right on track “ I have to admit that was a pretty past seasons, would not be drawn . Mr. (Joseph) Taub. I can’t ask to' Boston 000000123-6 Ralph Emery 75-76-155 NBA Commissioner Larry O’Brien, Haynie held a two-stroke lead of 141, four strokes behind Haynie. 7:55 Giants vs. Jets, WINF BosUm 6. 2B-Lynn, Cleveland Indians. sharp performance,” said Perkins into the Slmms-Brunner battle. make a financial committment of LOB-<^lffomia 7, Fred Hawkins 7461-155 and that probably means the New WHO AM I? who quickly put a stop to the prac­ ‘ over first-round leader Hollis Stacy Tied with Caponi were Cathy 8 • Bowling, USA Cable Foil, Grich, Dow ling, Yastnem^, BUI Collins 75- 76-155 Winner A1 Williams, 5-7, gave up after Brunner shredded the Steelers Asked what difference he saw this kind, but I ’m happy that he did. Boggs, Nichols. SB—I >eOnce8, Miller. HR 77- 75-155 York Giants are about to be tice. and Dianne Dailey. Stacy shot a 71 Sherk, who fired a 72 Friday; and 9 - Cowboys vs. Patriots, Channel Bob Hamilton nine hits and and one run in 6 1-3 in­ derailed. for 205 yards in the opening half last between the two on film , Michaels I think D arryl has te iriflc potential. Arnold Palmer 76- 75-155 Dawkins — whose slam dunks in­ ' in the second round to go with her JoAnne Carner, who had a 71. 4 On the 18th, it appeared Haynie A1 Balding 75-75-155 nings. Ron Davis got the last eight week. We don’t have to give up any . After five pre-season games and said, “ One has blond hair (Simms) spired his self-imposed nickname of first-round 68, while Dailey com­ Haynie, 37, won last year’s In­ 9 . 49ers vs. Chargers, Channels was in trouble again when her ball Harvie Ward 81-77-158 outs for his 17th save. one regular-season matchup against Simms played wih the second unit and the other has curly brown hair. “ Chocolate i Thunder’’ — hasn’t players, which I was very sensitive 22,30 George Sdinelter 7761-158 bined a 68 with her first-round 71 for augural LPGA event in High Point, almost landed In a water hazard. Marty Furgol I165-U 6 Laudner’s hoRier barely cleared against Pittsburgh but w ill get the That’s all I ’m gonna say about about.” ‘the Giants, Michaels has yet to lose reached the level of greatness a 139 two-day total over the 6,191- a victory that ended four years of 9 • Canadian Football, ESPN “ M y heart was in m y throat when Mark HipUns 7563-159 the le ft field wall. John Castino starting nod against the Jets. Lucki­ Paul Runyan 7563-U8 and only one of his six victories that.” yard Willow Creek golf course. little activity on the LPGA Tour by 10 • Horse Racing, USA Cable it tofdc out over the water,’’ Haynie opened with a doube off loser Lary ly for the fourth-year quarterback, Lionel Hebert M - U 5 has come by less than a touchdown. The Giants, still plagued by the “ I played much better today than the Hall of Famer. That victory said. “ It was a lot closer than you Herman Kelter 8363-108 Sorensen, 10-10. Simms will not be facing the full holdout of fuUback Rob Carpenter, SUNDAY 0M3-187 The Jets evened their pre-season' Stabler files libel suit I did yesterday,’* said Haynie, who began a comeback. She has won two would want it to be. saving grace Jimmy Clark talk about his own club rather than “ New York Sack Exchange,” the received some bad news Tuesday 1:30 Braves vs. Mets, WINFK was 1-over par for the opening day. tournaments this year and Is one of was I nailed It and it didn’t take a By Uoltad Pren IntonaUoiuiI the recent one-sided rivalry. Jets’ defensive front that dropped when Leon Perry, the club’s best 1:30 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, “ It was one o f m y best rounds funny bounce.” Henradoo CUnic “ We feel we are right on schedule him nine tim es last Nov. 1. blocking back, severely sprained his only four players over the 3200,000 Channel 11, W POP At Hlsb Point, N.C., A i«. S , M Orioles 3-1, 4-3 against New York Times ever.” Htqnle, wb6 finished eighth in last with our p r e d a tio n for the regular ' “ We stiU won’.t have our regular right ankle in practice. Perry may mark on this season’s money list. 2 • Angels vs. Red Sox, Channel (ifrnr H) „ The second round took its toll on Haynie had nine biidies Friday, weekend’s World Championship of Sandra Haynie n 6l-lS 7 BAL'nMORE (UPI) - Lamar ’’season,” said Michaels, who leads defensive line together,’’ said be out two wedu, leaving the iants deUberately threw footbaU games 30 WTIC " Hollis Stacy HOUSTON (U PI) — Professional - several players who w ere in conten­ Women’s Golf,'said she qirat some Johnson cracked a tworun,. third- the Jets into Giants Stadium Satur- Mlchaeb. “ Marty Lyons is out with relying on a pair o f 23-year-old four on the final five holes. 3:30 • Giants’ Highlights, Dianne Dailey 7L66>UI football player Ken Stabler Friday for the benefit of a "gambling tion after the first round. time with her pro prior to arriving JoAnne Carper 7673-141 inning homer to break a tie Friday >day night in the third pre-season a fractuKd thumb and our other fullbacks with no e s s e n c e , Larry Channel 3 fUed a million dollar libel suit" fraternity,” the lawsuit claimed. In High Point working on her align­ Donna Caponi M -1 4 1 to ^ t and boQSt the Texas Rangers, .gam e for both teams. “ (Quarter­ tackle, Abdul Salaam, is Coffey and Cliff Chatman. 4 • Auto Racing, ESPN Cathy Sbefk •72-141 against the New Yoik Times Co. and The lawsuit claimed' NBC ment with the ball. to a /3 triumph ovra toe Balttowre questionable with tendinitis.’’ 4 • NCAA Football p r e v ie w . Pat Bradley 2270-ltt back) Richard Todd should play You’veBu've goi got to com- the National Broadcasting Corp. for “ distributed to its affiliated stations “ She straishten^. me up and got Donna H. White Orioles to the second game of a more than a half, possibly as much The bad news for Simms and pete hard. If s theB only a videotape which suggested Stabler Farr's Softball Invitational Channel 8 Paul Rioo • a - M . _ . x e . ------g reports Unking Stabler to a New me back on the right direction,” she double-header. Brunner is that the Jets’ twin way to play the game, Amy AkoCt 8673-141 as three quarters. We will still be Jrasby gambling flnire. threw or deUberately lost fobtbaU said. ’’Those things have a tendency P e w Pols 72>70-]« In the opener, Ken Singleton's terrors at end, AFC Defensive domUiaied'iny m with .looking at people this week, but we The lawsuit, filed in Houston games or shaved poinis in fOotbaU resumes at two diamonds to destroy your game so quickfy.” Jan Famrls ,7271-141 fifth-tolling home run backed the need to ^ve our regulars more Player of the Y ear Joe Klecko and yle that was called Janet Colee '7172-^ federal court, claimed ..the ,games so that gamblers might Stacy .opraed 1 ^ second roohd by Patty Sheehan 1271- 141 combined six-hit pitching of Jim ■ playing time.’’, Mark Gastineau, are recovering ____ idating.’’ It didn’t 'prevail or win bets, evra in the face 7272-144 'dBm roe a IM of friends. newspaper Ubeled Stabler A w . SO, ' Five Mancheater entries are still pairing the first three hides, but Su& McAllister Palmer and Tiiii Stoddard to lead ... llie Jets evened their preseason rapidly from nagging injuries and Farr’s, Lathrop insurance, Britlsh- 19th hole Jo Ann WaAam 7271- 144 1981, when it printed a stqry of contrary odds estabUdied by thra bogeyed the fourth hole. She Baltimore to a 3-1 victory. will see considerable action. GOLF Even so, 1 didn’t really . alive in Farr’s Invitational Slow- Americans, Deal’s Pizza and Oak Nancy Lopes 7272- 144 record at 1-1 last Sunday withh coo- other bookmakers to whom he wak MINNECHAUG 7292-141 ^ v e a b o o t headlined “ Pro football’s K ^. Pltcb Softball Tournament wblcb Street Package. ^ rebounded with a binlle'on No. 5, Silvia BMtocctei In toe nightcap, Johnson’s homer, . vincing 33-16 riumph in Houston, but Perhaps the biggest concern in the indirectly connected.” Jeitlyn Brils 1272- 141 Stabler is Linked to Gam bler.” Tbfe resumes todav at two sites. 18 Holes - A - W ayler 88, B then paired the next two holes his sixth of the year, came after tbe "the Giants dropped a 13-10 decision Jets’ camp involves the crater posi­ A spokesman for the New Ywk Alexandra Rciidiardt 7275-644 lawsuit said the article suggratira a - Tbe original field o f S9 teams bas All games ^'inday will be at Prager 94, C Donovan 112, Net, A - before'committing another bogey m Lori Huxhold 7271-^ Rangers overcame a firat-lnning -at home to Pittsburgh and are still tion; Pro Bowler Joe Fields tore a COUNTRY CLUB ■6 pwoM » i M « ■ a m *B Times declined comment on the Laura Harlbnt 7271-441 •(iMt-esirtgwawD wwiTs “ wrong and malevolent cohtiectlon . beeii reduced to 20 with 14 games Fitzgerald Field with the cham­ Hamer 73; B - Hendricks 72, C Perra the eighth hole. bulge provided by Singleton’s 13th ,. looking for their first exhibition win. tendion in his ring finger and backup Roy Lipp scored a bole-hHwe this suit. NBC representatives were not Sandra .Spnttch 7263-MI •w jH j*|o^ M iu I* ira with a known gambler,” Nick scheduled today, nine at Fitsgerald pionship slated to start at 4:30. 83. Closest to ninth, Gearfaardt. The two tx^ys in toe flrst nine Shelley tfemlin 7271- 444 homer of toe season and a following 3 Giants’ Coach Ray Perkins is ap- Guy Bingham hais a q>rained knee. w ^ on the 12th hole using a iMvra «n worao m v u u n v available for eomment. Dudidi of Perth, N. J. . Field and five a t Robertson Park. Most accurant on 12, Robbins. werh Stacy’s to toe second Kathy Hite • 7 2 -M I homer by Eddie Murray off Steve V proachlng the moment of truth in Us “ I’m anxious to see Joe Pell^rlni irdn at ^ Manchester Country Action this morning started at 9 BetsyKiM 7272^ The article suggested. Stabler, Stabler’s laursuft said the arttdas Qub Championship - Hamer 178, round, as toe blrdled twice to toe se- Comra, 4-1. Singleton’s blast was his at crater,’’ said Michaels of last Club. Playing in the fonrsomh w ere (e) NBA, lac. Local teams in tbe running are o’clock at both fields. ‘ DeM^ RBodaa 7272- M5 decision on a No. 1 quarterback. lies who recratW signed as quarterback were printed with mallde aad Robbins 182. cond tone and paired toe rest. Pam Gtetasn 7172-141 fourth to five games. year’s free agrat, who sprat the en­ Joe Oranato, Pete Livingston and Phil Simms, named by P w l^ in Without regard to StaMor’a rtf^ts. tire season on injured reserve. John Cat tlano. with the New Orleans Saints, the off-season as .the team ’s top ■______( _ A ------:------U_ ------MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Aug. 28, 1962 - .1* 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Aug. M. MU UVERTISING MTES C lassified22'*Conminium8 ' M inimum tAGA ■ SALE SIGN^ M 9 T » c e 8 EMPLOYMENT 23— Homes (or Sale 36— Heating*Plum)}ing 46— Sporting Oooda S6— Mtac. (or Rent * 15 word# • 12:00 nooo the day 24— Lota*Land for Sale 36— Ftooring - 47— OarOen.Products 59^Homee/Apte. to Sture Are things piling up? 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Parents, 30,, McClough Model ''99” , two TAG SALE-- Sunday, low rates and soiior citizen 10-80 meter transceiver, TeIppbone 643-9606. separate bars and chains. and one solid oak office August 29th, from 10 tift. two family on busline. $450.. looking lor room in good Bike. Runs good. $150. or returning students and MANCHESTER- power supply and speaker III! I ' in V. desks. Upright piano, 40 Telephone .$46-3979. home environment with $200 Ukes both. 643-2573. regular buying others: If you have the discounts. 643-9080. $80.00 or best offer. Call Route 44, Bolton, next to 6 ®anrl|fatfr M m lb GLASTONBURY Town microphone, dummy loads CUSTOM MADE L adle^ after 5 p.m,, 647-8054. gallon aquarium, ping-pong 11 44 Package Store. kitchen and laundry time and need cash, we Line - Country Qub loca­ INTERIOR-EXTERIOR and manuals. Excellent le a th e r shoulder bag'.'^ table, many other SIX ROOM Duplex, three privileges in Manchester Cam pers- Trellers-Moblle have a limited number of tion. t'/k room Colonial, working condition. Asking household items. Friday, 9- bedrooms’. Two children. area. Reasonable fee Homes 65 habits with your part-time positions in our PAINTING - WaUpap^ing $18.00. Telephone 646-2190.,. Bj^GE DRAW Drapes, 6 G iR A G E /s a l e - 156 acre wooded lot in quiet, and Drywall Installation. $ m or best offer. Write feet, 10 inches long. Two 6; S aturday, 10-7. 224 Bissell Street, Manchester. $425 monthly, two months please. 589-4810. phone sales department. executive nei^borhood. 4 Box A, c-o The Manchester Ferguson Road. security. No utilities. Call 1973 DODGE CAMPER 'Your Community Newspaper' Evening positions Quality professional work. AVANTI Small dormltoryi panels each 6 feet wide. Saturday, Aunist 28tb, 8 bedrooms, 2^ baths, 3 Reasonable prices. FYee Herald, One Herald size .refrigerator. Needs'- $35.00. Telephone 647-1737. a.m. - 5 p.m. Items priced after 2 pm, 649-8392. Autos For Sele 51 Van - $1800. Good condition. advertising— available. No exp«rience fireplaces, cathedral Estimates! loilly insured. Square, Manchester, Ct. re p a ir. Asking $40.00'.''' TAG SALE - Sunday, 74 to seU. •••••••••••••••••••••••♦ Cull 646-3108 evenings; 872- necessary. Will train those ceiling family room. Laurel Street. VERNON- 5V4 rooms (2 or SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, 1434 days. with ambition and good G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. 00040. Telephone 646-5iS8. MATTREISS, Firm foam, Aluminum siding, 2 car size 74” long, 54” wide, 6’n Miscellaneous items. TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 3 bedrooms), second floor, TRUCKS Car-inv. value •••••••••••••••••••••••• ,.••••••••••••••••••••••• yoices. Earn |67.40 to garage. $139,900. 646-3234. everydayxn SEASONED HARDWOOD Oliffi NEW, two used lSr“ deep Everything must go! 10 to Old desk, luggage, built-in refrigerator. $300 plus $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- 1978 ATCO MINI MOTOR Help Wented ___ f3 Help Wented...... 73 hqo.oo weekly. Call Gerry 224 Indian H ill T rail, Perfect for van ...... gffgr 5 p.m., Monday - - cut to length, delivered, inch tires. All for $25.00.- $30.00 or best offer. 647- 3. oven and stove, variety of utilities. Two months 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun­ HOME-23,000 miles. PLEASE READ Glastonbury. security, plus references. Excellent condition. Many EXPERIENCED Thursday at 643-2711. $75. a cord. Cut, split, Telephone 643-6913. "" 1543. miscellaneous. 70 Niles dable. YOUR AD INTERIOR AND delivered, $90. a cord. Call ' —---- HONDA 350, Triumph front Drive. Saturday 10 to 4, No pet. 872-3603. extras! $15,000.' After 1 The Herald. WAITRESS ,part time. FLORIDA’S Finest adult EXTERIOR Painting and NEED EXTRA MONEY? evenings, 228-9101. SEVEN combination ; g a r r a r d s t e r e o and rear wheels, Sunfish August 28th. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six pm., 646-5051. Immediate opm>ii8 for SUPERINTENDENT - golf and country club com- Paperhanging. Ceilings Clatsllied ads are taken •••••••••••••••••••••••• storm windows, size 30” r ' Turntable with nickering type sail boat, 1957 Chevy Homes h r Rent 54 cylinder, three speed. $500. part time experienced Selling Avon can help, Only hard working person munity. Trees-lakes- repaired or replaced. Free hood, Honda 90 motor, or best offer. Telephone over the phone et a con­ waitress to work day with previous experience Free CleesHled Ads 50Mi” . $3.00 each.'-' magnetic cartridge, belt TAG SALE - SUNDAY - fight Inflation. Call now security. Private, uniquely estimates. Fully insured. •••••••••••••••••••••••• Telephone 643^SOT3. drive, good frequency working color T.V., much August 29th - Desk, chair, EAST HARTFORD - Large 742-7936. venience. The Herald Is shifts. Apply in person: at 646-3685 or 523- need apply. Must have designed manufactured References. Martin more. 643-0102. 715 North six rooms plus. Cape. Higplander Restaurant, 2r knowledge of plumbing, FOR SALE - 20 ” Briggs response. $25.00. Cml 643- blackboard, humidifier, responsible .for only one 9401 homes. From $35,900. Lake Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., THERMO PANE framed^ 5573. , . Main Street, Saturday and stereo, sewing machine, Three bedrooms, fireplace, 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, incorrect insertion and Oak Street, Manchester. electrical, painting and Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, 649-4431. and Stratton 3 l/2h.p. lawn mower, perfect running pictur window, 54V«” x 56” . Sunday, August 28th and dolls, much morel 79 South centrally located near 318 CID, power steering, then only to the size of carpentry. Send resume to N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903; $95.00. Phone 649-6367. “ 29th. Road, Bolton, off Route churches, schools and power brakes, automatic PART TIME - Wendy’s Old PAINTER - reliable, some H.A.B., 9698 Connecticut ______FRED LEE Painting - condition. Asking $40.00. FOR SALE - Picnic table, the original insertion. or toll free - 1-800-237-8909. Please call Tom, 649-5862. 7V4 ft. benches attached. 44A. 9:30 - 3:00. busline. Pay own utilities. transmission, new front Fashioned Hampurgers on experience. Transportation Boulevard, East Hartford, Interior and Exterior. TAG SALE - Slow cooker, Security required. Errors which do not 260 Broatr Street, ' necessary. 8:30 - 5 p.m. SILVERTONE 40 chord;’ Good condition. $45.00. end and brakes. Call 647- 06108. Lots-Lend lor Sele 24 “Check my rate before you dual keyboard, electric,' Grill, clothes and mis­ TAG SALE - 121 Parker Available August 1st. $600 1989, ask for Dave, after lessen tho value of the Manchester is now hiring 246-7101. . , decorate.Dependable. ONE UPHOLSTERED Telephone 646-8706 or 633- advertisenwnt will not adjustable day bed. $65.00. organ. ^ .0 0 . Telephone cellaneous. 215 Timrod Street, Manchester. 9 -2 . monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 5:30. help for all shifts. Hours CLEAN UP MAN wanted Fully insured. 646-1653. Road, Manchester (off 1773. be corrected by an ad­ are flexible. Excellent pay WANTED: Experienced . Apply in person, “Telephone e l c ...... 649-7517. 643-2810. Saturday, August 28th. part time Spring Street) Saturday, Moving - something for 1976 PONTIAC Grand Prix ditional Insertion. and benefits. hairstylist interested in Gorin’s Sportport Car Center, lEWIUMPSMRE INTERIOR AND GENERAL ELECTRIC HOMEMAKERS ARE expanding clientele with CANNING JARS, $3.75 per COMBINA-riON STORM Rotisserie, broiler oven. August 28th, 10 - 3. everyone. Lawn furniture, Officss-Storss SJ. Loaded. 62,000 miles. Route 83, Vernon. Unity'. 5 Wooded EXTERIOR Painting, household goods, furniture, for Rent 55 Best offer over $2500. 646- ENCOURAGED TO make-up, skin care, and paper hanging, carpent^ dozen. New lids. 35 cenU windows - aluminum triple, $20.00. Telephone 644-2063. Acres. Town blacktop per dozen.-528-1880. track. 36” x 42%". Three etc. 6615. APPLY. Apply in person to ood retail business. Call DEPENDABLE PERSON work. Fully insured. J.P. NEWLY RENOVATED Manager, Monday - fhe Locksmiths Beauty road. Power and windows, $15.00 each. Used, 30-INCH WHITE Electric to clean home one day per Lewis and Son, 649-9658. TAG SALE - Manchester. 310 square feet office 1977 DODGE ASPEN Friday, 3-5 p.m. E.O.E. Salon, Bolton, 647-9989. week for busy working phone available.'Short SEARS COLDSPOT chest only nine months. Call range, good condition. TAG SALE - Something for freezer, white porcelain in­ evenings, 646-8685. T; $75.00. Cali between 6 p.m. Free gift to every shopper. available. Main Street wagon. Low mileage, stan­ family. References distance to lake and Building Contrectlng 33 everyone - Beds, dressers, location with ample PROFESSIONAL BANKING - Loan terior basket and compart­ and 9 p.m. 649-%76. Saturday 8-28, 1(1-4; ^29, dard transmission, roof required. Call 647-9286 public access. Price BOYS COLUMBIA 20” hi-'' chairs, kitchen tables, 12 - 4. Pool and picnic parking. Call 649-2891. rack. $2900 or best oflqr. iHaufhrfitrr COUPLE seeks responsi­ Manager. Applicant should after 6 weekdays. LEON CIESZYNSKI ment, good condition. sewing machine, lamps, $8900- terms-10% $99.00. Call 643-2208. rise bike, blue with w hite, CLOTHES, Girls sizes 3-5, tables, stereos, T.V.’s, 1500 649-6646. ble woman to care for two have three years BUILDER. New homes, appliances, knick knacks, MANCHESTER - Two car children in our Manchester experience in all types of down by owner. 603- banana seat, like new con­ manyny are new. $50.00. Will pounds of nails, 1,000 CLERKS NEEDED - For additions, remodeling, rec clothes and much more. books, furniture, household garage for storage. Good NOVA, 1970. Body good, If you Y Hrralb home. Part time hours. consumer lending and in­ 756-4702, or 603- METAL TOOL CHEST for dition. $50.00. Call 644-9602,: sell by piece also.,643-5048, Saturday, August 28th, 10 - all shifts. We are looking rooms, garages, kitchens ep items, large and small. condition. $70.00 per needs transmission. $350. Call 647-8077. direct auto finance for pewle that want to 446-7158 evenings.' remodelM, ceilings, bath pickup truck, good condi­ keep trying till 10 p.m. 4. No E arly Birds. 90 tion, also locks, asking TEN-INCH JE E P Rims XXX Follow Sims from Wood- month. Mr. Jackson, 646- Impala, 1972, engine needs experience. Will also be in­ work. Please apply: 7-11 tile, dormers, roofing. Bigelow Street (off Main' 2482. timing chain. For parts or MICROWAVE volved in the banks calling $50.00. Call 649-4622 used two season^ Good - Street near Center Springs bridge or Parker Street to Store, 513 Center Street, Residential or commer- shape. Four. $'35.00., Northfield Street. Rain $400. 646-0858 alter 5 p.m. DEMONSTRATOR to program. Excellent fringe Manchester, between the cial. 649-4291 anytime. WALL OVEN with range Park). have something to teach cooking with benefits. Send resume and Telephone 646-4320. top set. Stainless steel. date September 4 and 5. OFFICE FOR rent - hours of 7 and 3 $M.00. Telephone 742-9708 carpeted, 430 square feet at Microwave Oven. Cooking salary requirements to ELECTRICAL SERVICES AIRWAY VACUUM j SUNDAY ONLY - 8-29. □ NOTICES □ BUSINESS Cleaner - A-1 conditioh QUART CANNING Jura, after 5 pm. $6.00 per square foot. Price experience necessary. Tolland Bank, c-o Robert WANTED: Part time yard - We do all types of Elec­ Large Tag Sale, several TAG SALE - 61 Washington includes heat, air con­ Trucks lor Sele 62 Microwave experience Lazzari, Vice President, person for grass cutting and SERVICES trical Work! Licensed. Call with fittings, not used very $2.00 per doz. Phone 649- families. 4 ti blast Middle Street. Saturday and Sun­ much. $45.00. 649-7944. 3767. BABY FURNITURE - crib ditioning and electricity. Lost and Found 1 helpful, but will train the P.O. Box 156, Tolland, Q . and miscellaneous. Not after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Turnpike, 9-5. day,. August 28th and 29th. Call 646-4440. 1968 FORD >/2 Ton pickup, •••••••••••••••••••••••• right person. Apply in per­ with m a ttre ss. $20.00. very good condition, many sell for less easy work. Reply Box AA, Services OHered 31 HITCHCOCK Hi-Back',; Telephone 643-7917 after 3 10 « 3. SET OF KEYS left at The son only - A1 Sieffert’s DENTAL HYGENIST - c-o The M a n c h e s te r FARRAND LARGE ERECTOR SET - TAG SALE - Rain or shine. COMMERCIAL Business new parts, jjeedsjninor Manchester Herald Office. Appliance, 443 Hartford many pieces included. black stenciled Boston^ pm. part time position. Two or Herald. REWEAVING BURN REMODELING - Cabinets, 56 Pearl Street. Saturday, location - 2,000 plus square work.$600"or best offer. Call 643-2711. Road. three afternoons per week Motors, gears, and rocker. $75.00. Telephone'' August 28th, 10 - 4. Sunday, Tom, 674-9413 days; HOLES. Zippers, um­ Roofing, Gutters. Room 643-6526, „ TWO FIBERGLASS dog feet. Large display window in South Windsor office. PART TIME Energetic Additions, Decks, all types accessories in two met^ August 29th, 12 - 4. Fur­ area. High traffic. evenings 646-6727. LOST - Black, fem ale EXPERIENCED TRUCK Call 644rl509. brellas repaired. Window cases. Instruction bookx kennels, airline approved, person(s) to work in shades, Venetian blinds. of Remodeling and niture, dishes and mis­ Reasonable rent. Many than $99°° Cockapoo, Clinton & DRIVER For deliyi $50.00. Call 643-5651. OSTER. Automatic juiceif used one year. Poodle size, cellaneous. TAG SALE - Saturday and 1970 FORD FIDO. 63,000 kitchen nights and Keys. TV FOR RENT. Repairs. FREE extractor. New. $20.00.* $15., retriever size, $55. Sunday, 10 - 6 p.m. Wrights uses. Will sub-divide. Spruce St. Answers to But­ warehgusl qL«pfuiances. EXPERIENCED WOMAN weekends. Ask for Chef - Estimates. Fully insured. Strano Real Estate, 646- miles. Hood, chassis, com­ tons. Pregnant, under E x celle ag es and for housework two hours Marlow's, 867 Main Street. DRAPERY MATERIAL - Telephone 6494)557. .1 Good condition, super for Mill Road, Coventry - Cavey's' Restaurant, 643- 649-5221. Telephone 643-6017. TAG SALE - Two family. 2000. plete front end, rear medication. Reward. 647- benefits, j in person every other week. 2751. Also - lunch bus per­ New! Floral print, 46 in- :— ~ — ,S g^^ies, travel. Telephone Workmate work bench $2S. Right on Route 31, First springs, steering box. 647- 1890. only 10 to A1 Sieffert’s References. 643-5573 ches wide, 13V4 yards FIVE 14” GM wheel rims*„ rim t, Wrights Mill Road. K’'s:i son, call George after II BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - CARPENTRY WORK - Large -Tiffany lamp $50. 1638. Applianci ‘ 445 Hartford evenings after 6. available. Reasonable at M-OO each. Telephone 643- Tulip Tiffany swag $50. Sin house on left. Toaster M/tc. for Rent 58 ...fill out the coupon a.m. Tuesday - Saturday. Concrete. Chimney Windows, doors, SK F itz m e ir, CS30, oven, desk, books, stove, LOST: Black cat by the Road. sheetrock; insulation, $35.00. Telephone 6464)362. 9141 after 5 p.m. Portable dlsnwasbc^ name of Fang. One ear LABORER - Heavy con­ Repairs. “No Job Too itional skis. 1 8 0 ^ washer and miscellaneous. TWO CAR GARAGE with HOUSEKEEPERS - full Small.” Call 644-8356. roofing, concrete. “No job Miscellaneous household Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 down. Otis Street and WANTED:'' IN HOUSE struction. Apply 1116 An­ DINETTE SET, table, four DRAW TIE TRAILER , put bindings, three items. Saturday and Sun­ work area. 600 square feet. time. Experienced too small” . Call David 643- old but in good condi­ Telephone 646-7^. Cheeney Mills area. 649- Babysitter for four month drew Ansaldi Company, 186 preferably in hospital or 8996. chairs. $45.00. Telephone Hitch with m " ball. Fits, day at 10:00 a.m. 27 Glen­ TWO FAMILY Tag Sale - 9403. . •old daughter 7 - 5:30 Bidwell Street, C & M Tree Service, Free 649-1819. 1978-1982 GM , m id-sizeJ tion. $W.OO negotiable. CaU dale Road, Manchester. MOTORCYCLE convalescent home setting. estimates. Discount senior •••••••••••••••••••••••• Toys, baby items, Homes-Apte. to INSURANCE - Lowest weekdays. Light Mancheker. Contact Assistant Ad­ „ „ ... ______!------wagons. 2000 capacity,.'., 643-13iU\anytime. household -goods, hooks, below and moil to: housework possible. Must citizens. Company DOUBLE BED - frame. $15.00.643-6237 after 6 p.m, ' TAG SALE - Large selec­ Rates Available! Many op­ ministrator at Crestfield Manchester owned and luggage, quartz heaters. WOMAN 55 to 65 to share tions. Gall; Clarice or □ EMPLOYMENT be responsible. 742-5532. WANTED; Part time Convalescent Home, 643- . box spring and mattress. ------WALNUT coffee table, tion of childrens clothes, fireplace screen, andirons, / Bartenders Friday - Mon­ operated. Call 646-1327. $45.00. Tefephone 643-4389. METAL NEST Boxes - IQ , mediterranean style. sizes 0 - 3 years. Most in home. No smoking, Joan, Clarke Insurance 5151. holes for chickens. $8.00, $40.00. 6464)599. ;oua l f clubs,...... bowling ball, drinking. Assist preparing Agency 643-1126. 13 day nights, 6 p.m. till very good condition. Baby famps,np! curtains, air- Help Wanted closing. Call 646-9018, ask LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ M&M Plumbing and SOFA WITH Two matching Telephone 649^)173. dinners and grocery shop­ Manchester Herald TRUCK DIRVER SNACK BAR person, local cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ furniture, couch, chairs, conditioner, table saw. ping. References. Personal 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV Heavy constpuctlon. Mt for Howard Conn. Heating, Manchester. 649- chairs. Great for college STEREO for sale, smaU One Herald Square SECRETARY - Part time college. Experience ages cleaned. All types lamps, other items. Satur­ storm door and windows, have experi^i 2871. Small repairs, dorm, apartment or rec bookshelf type, AM/FM day and Sunday, 9 - 4. 85 interview for details: Box Puch moped. Like new. Manchester, Conn. 06040 1-5 p.m. Experienced. necessary. $3.50 per hour trash, brush removed. with 8-track and two framing aiid finishing C c-o The Manchester Asking $450.00. Telephone FLORAL DESIGNER - fall to start. 10:30 am - 7 pm remodeling, heating, room. $M.00. Call 644-1178. Lenox Street. lumber, 4’ x 4’ picture win­ Typing, telephone, make time position available for Picket, Split Rail, Stake baths, kitchens and water speakers. Made by Herald. 643-1^. appointments. Please call The Andra^ shift open. Five d ^ s per Fences installed. 528-0670. Soundesign, one year old dow, 3’ 0” exterior door, lUBidwel! "experienced designer or week, Monday - Friday. heaters. Free estimates! TAG SALE - Baby needs, miscellaneous items. 49 643-1211 for an appoint­ design school graduate. Sunflower' only. $75.00. 646-2«)6. ment. Hospitalization, uniforms, books, records, household Barry Road, Manchester. Call to arrange confiden­ SMALL LQADS OF Flooring 36 items. Saturday, August Stephen World of Wheels NAME ...... holidays, free lunch. For STONE, trap rock, p l ^ -SIxe Style ELECTROPHONIC stereo Saturday, August 28th, 9 tial interview, 649-5268>- appointment call 289-7404. 28th, 10 - 4 p.m. 8-1 Rachel a.m. r 4 p.m. (Rain date ANNIVERSARY 11.95% a o B b e s s ...... SEWING MACHINE RESPONSIBLE person to Flower Fashion, 85 East sand, white stone, lodm in medeteranian style Operators. Established FLOORSANDING - Floors Road, Manchester. Sunday, August 29th). c i t y ( ...... work 3:00 -11:00 p.m. Posi­ Center Street, Manchester. and pool saqd like new. Specializing in cabinet, 58 inches long with nationwide pillow tion includes drying, cut­ CLERK TYPIST- Part DELIVERED. Telephone' eight-track tape player. SALE-A-THON ZIP ...... PHONE.. manufacturer has im­ time. Hours flexible. older floors, natural and TAG SALE - Saturday, 9-5 ting, packaging and ship­ PART TIME Help Wanted 644-1775. $K.00. CaU 87^4570. Ta g s a l e - Saturday, 9 - mediate full time openings. ping products used in the Preferably older semi- stained floors. No waxing p.m. Furniture, T.V., Experienced preferred. - waitresses, bartenders, I retired or retired woman. anymore. John Verfaille, coats, sports equipment, 2. 34 Princeton Street. graphic arts industry. cocktail waitresses and busr ATTICS, GARAGES, 646-5750. CEIUNG FAN, white atUc bicycle. 26 Nye St., Kitchen sink, many books, Dayshifl - five day week. Looking for a dependable State emerience. Write to: CELLARS CLEANED - exhaust fan, $M.0O. 649- TOYOTA-DATSUN TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. ONE ITEM PER AD. Full benefit program in­ boys. Experienced only. Box CCf, c/o Manchester Manchester. clothes, miscellaneous. individual with good work Lunch ana evenings. Apply "Herald Light trucking. All types of ANNUAL cluding sewing incentive. habits. No experience brush and trash removed. Podunk Mill Restaurant, _____ HouMOhold Goods 40*' PERCENTAGE Apply at Pillowtex Cor- required. Call 647-9938. for 989 Ellington Road, South Call 643-1947, DOirdtion. 49 Regent Street, jappointment, CUSTODIAN II - Responsi­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Ooge-BIrde-Pete 43 T ' 11.95 RATE E™ Windsor. , f 7 3 4 Manchester. i E.O.E, M -F .^ ------ble for general building EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain­ USED ’1 maintenance. Must be able REFRIGERATORS. Aperlmente hr Rent ,53 RN - LPN Staff Nurses. 3- TOOL AND DIE Maker, ting, driveway sealing. THREE LOVING Fluffy IN FO R M A T IO N ON 11 and 11-7 shifts. Full and to maintain and make Experienced college WASHERS, RANGES - white kittens and their RENTALS Cruise ship jobs. Great in­ minimum ten years repairs to, electrical, Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 149 OAKLAND Street - part time. Excellent experience. Overtime and senior. Call Peter Krupp, mother looking for a good FORD-PONTIAC 5 6 7 6 come potential, all oc­ benefit package and shift plumbing and heating 643-6468. Free estimates. & Service. Low prices! home. 6 3 3 ^ 1 , 342-05fl. Roome tor Rent...... 82 Two rooms, heated. $260 All models 1 I.Sb offer ends Aug. 20, 500 Cars and Tru cks will all company paid benefits. be -^old .It Sale- A • Thon prices with 11.95* b financing available on cupations. Call 312-741-9780 differential. Call 643-5151, equipment. $4.80 - $6.00 per B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main monthly, no appliances. Air-conditioned plant. hour, 30-40 hours per week. Security, tenant insurance. every veh,( le 11 9S .inri Sale Price End Aug. .'8th. Dept. 2423 - Call Refun­ ask for DNS at Crestfield. Dynamic Metal Products Street. 643-2171. LUDVIG - An adorable MANCHESTER - Nice dable. Applications must be ELECTRICIAN - Commer­ fluffy orange kitten room with kitchen CaU 646-2426 weekdays 9-5. Company, Inc., 422. North received by 3 pm Friday, 9 10 11 12 SOCIAL WORKER - Direc- Main Street, Manchester. cial & Residential. Depen­ Articles hr Sele 41 desperately heeds a good privileges. Gentleman NEWSPAPER tor of Admissions - September 3rd. Please c» l dable, reasonable. Call home. 537-5393, 342^)571. preferred. $50.00 weekly. MANSFIELD CENTER - DEALERSHIP available Interviewing 8 a.m. - 4 Rnam High School, Woodsedge Apartments. Manchester area skilled p.m, 646-4048. after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or Security. Telephone 648- in Vernon-Rockville area. nursing facility. Call 643- Hebron, 228-9474. weekends. Gabor" ■ Jailosi. FREE Kittens, all black 1878. Newly renovated, country 13 14 15 16 ' Please call 647-9946 for in­ 5151, ask for Assistant Ad­ and one dark tiger. Male setting. Two bedrooms S t a i i a j S PART TIME - Mature or B usiness...... estimates. ALUMINUM SHEETS terview. starting at $285. Telephone , ministrator. r;^tiiTd person for credit and female. Box trained, THREE ROOMS with 1097 (.irmiiigton i i t Rl. 6. Bmlol 549 5555 Opportunities 14 ^ lL BABYSIT your child used as printing plates. .007 eight weeks old. 742-8089. private entrance. Gean. 429-1270 or 233-9660. TIME SALES, collection manage- ••••••••••••• ••« •••• • Buckley School area thick, 5^ each, 17- 18 19 20 FULL MECHANIC - Exifetienced ry flexible. 12 -15 Ladies or men, $25. Mature person. Apply in preferred but not PARTNER WANTED for home. Call 643-7174. or 5 for ^.00. Phone 643- , Muehel Inetrumente 44 Retired persons p^eired. person: Marlow's, Inc., 867 holirs weekly in relaxed at­ lucrative part time 2711. They MUCT be picked TWO BEDROOMS,rgar- necessary. Gils Auto Ser­ mosphere. 649-2882. CaU 6 4 0 ^ . age, in-grdund pool, west Main Street, Manchester. vice, Route 6, Bolton. wholesale business. CAN YOUR BUSINESS up before 11:00 a.m. only. FOR SALE: Baldwin con­ SALE ENDS TODAY! Excellent profitability sole piano. Eight years old. side. $450 plus utilities. PART TIME light work Supp ort a full time DARK LOAM - 5 yards CLEAN, FURNKHED Ef­ Available Immediately. with small investment. 649- bOOKKI:eeper? If not, call: Ehicellent condition. Best ficiency room for mature Person to person cleaners. Mom a y -F 0594. delivered, $80, plus tax. 646-6882. 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. R ochester Berzin’s Bookkeeping Ser- offer over $800. 643-4885. lady. Utilities included. family ads only. No pet ads, no garage COUNTER CLERK W ANnO - vice. Thruiru Trial Balance.Bahai Sand, Gravel, Stone &- ••••a*a»****a**a«*a*«** Call 64941307. SALE - A - THOH area, ^ p ly Building Ser­ Homes For Sele 23 Trap Rock. CaU 643-9504. THREE ROOM A part­ Nmrttroiiili AligM RaspoociUa, inatui* panon wanted. Will train. vice Corporation, 217 Will pick up and deliver. Boete-Aeeeeeerhe 4B ment, third floer. Heat and or tag sale ads, and no commercial ads. H im 2d0 pai - 6 pa^ Haa. thru Fil., Sat., Noon - 5 pai. 429-1611. Aperlmente hr Rent 53 sttyfnn optn sxlra M s ■ w s ^ Miking sny dtil Walnut Street, Hartford. MANCHESTER - 66 Henry PHOTO ACCESSORIES - hot water. Adults - no pets. pMsMiL Extra Iratfs snowsnoi FOR SALE: 28 Ft. E n ^ - $810., Security and Appirinparaononlirat Street. $70,000. Six room DESIGN KITCHENS - Two Nikon 35mm film bor sport fisherman. $1,000. MANCHESTER- One and m te $3000. lay now. U m Limit one ad per family per week. ■MCUAms RN IN-SERVICE Coor­ Colonial, IVk baths, cassettes and one Contax referoicei requlrm. CqU dinator - Are you a RN with cabinets, vanities, counter OF best offer. CaU 528-1416, two bedroom apartments after 6 pm, 64^2236. MNHE44«, COVENTRY enclosed porch, two car tops, kitchen cabinet 3Smm film cassette, $5 ask for Tom. available. Centrally an interest in teaching? If g arag e. L ot 60 x ISO. each. Two Graflite FO R SPARKLING iNirlMLllM.«iniSiL so, we would like to meet fronts, custom located on busline near Marion E. Robertson, woodworking, colonial flashbulb guns, $5 each. *<•• COOUWNATOH I2H-24Vi ig yarn to crochet, 12 FOOT Aluminum boat, 6 shopping center and NOTICE WOODWORK, TILE, with you. Mrs. Henry DNS, Realtor, 643-5953. Call Doug Bbvins at The this bright sunflower pil- EFFICIENCY Apartment reproductions in wood. h.p. Evenrude oigine am schools. For further details central and on' busline. No PUBUC HEARING GLASS AND PAINTED Vernon Manor, 180 Regan Herald, M3-2711, after 1 A jumper/blouse ensem­ low, and bring a ColorfuTI trailer. Asking $600. B & G CLEANERS Road, Vernon, 871-0385. J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. p.m. accent to any room.' caU 640-7157. appliances. $300. AH WILUMANTIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS SURFACES, add three MANCHESTER ble or Jbcket/dress for BxosUent condiUon. 649- 'TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT tablespoons of washing. Jet. Rt. 44A G 3 i: Coventry • 742-G607 Please apply in person. the half-sizer with a flat­ No. 5918 has full eror,^ utilities except telephone. Excellent working con­ FALL CLEANUP - chet directions. *w 9187. MANCHE!?rER - Newly $100 security. Elderly Notice it hereby given that the Board of Dlrectoii, Town of Manchester, ' soda to a quart of- warm OPEN SUN. 1-4 PRESTO BATTERY tering scallop neckline Connecticut, will bold a Public Hearing at the Lincoln Center Hearing ditions, competitive wages Exterior house cleaning . Operated hydraulic lift. Te 02SE2, n ts tixs fur tack decorated one bedroom preferrhd. 043-2206. DATSUN-DODGE water and wash. No rinsing 120 Hawthonw tt and repair, trash and brusb ’ and princess lines. SU« Ar snAta M u Ji>a*»aaa*a**aaaaaaa««aaa -'..apartment. Access to shop­ Room, 4M Main Street. Manchester, Cmnectlcut, Tuesday, Septonber NURSINQ SUPBIVISOR and benefits. Degree and ’Ranch-Cape” nice Model B-766.' 1,000 pound B-18S wHh Photo-Guide 7. 1982, at 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on the following: . required. experience desired. neighborhood, 7 rooma, removal,' driveway sealing F n d u ee , ~ fO ping centers, buslines and FIVE ROOMS - Second FULL TIME NIQHTB and much inore. M7-0196. capacity. 32” x 30” plat­ is in Sizes 12% to 2i% . sNMiessn -*1 Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund B t k ^ 198MS newer kHohan, chiha hutch, form. Likeke new. Call" ■■ 646- Slse 14H, .87 bust.. . l!uMNlwhnH aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa* schools. For further details floor, fomliances. Garage. Recreation Department Camp Kennedy ...... $817.00 3>5 year* medical, surgical experience, 2 years at Suptrvltor Florida room, baaamant. please call 528-4100 and/or Head Nurse In an acute care facility. Must have 5718. JiAnper/dress, 314 yards 02* Am. uf SuMdeau Bus line. No utiUties. Qiuet to be funded with contributions already received. SECRETARY - Recep-' tread lot, near aohodia and DAYCARE in m y'hom e' ' 45-inch: Jacket, 144 Dsw Tfi!, a.T, tsSF . between 0 and 5 pm or couple. No children - m ts. Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund Budaet 1881-83 — demonstrated administrative, teaching and clinical ability In a varla- ahopping. Owner tlnanclngl weekdays for toddler or yards; blouse, 2 yards. Mat assn, ASSruu'wHk tlF \ after 5 pm and wenends, ty of clinical areas. tlonist, Manchester. Full COLONIAL RECLII , cost MS ttylu NuaStr. } $»d. 6434837. Board of B5ucation ...... $1,000.00 AD v b u Gh i m fez.soo. Dir. V7. Middle Tpka. older. Have N-3 teaching 640-7157. Ell.95%^: to be funded by a Grant for a Newriiank Cooperative Project — Mutt have current Connecticut license. time position at front desk newly reupholiterei .. Patterns availabls oitlg ova 200 CAM - TKUCK8 kU kllM lB lo Hawthorna certification. References in sisss skews, 1982 AtaUH with 16-page J Manchester Public Library and Manchester Board of Education. Salary range: $20,592 to $26,308 plue excellent frtrtQe benefits; 20 in newly remodeled dental excellent condition, $75100. GIFT SECTION with fall I Allhe specialist office. No 240 HMfy .tT available. CkiU Andrea 643- 118 MAIN SiH BET-Three FOUR ROOM Apartment - Proposed sppropriaUon to Fund 11, Cemetery Trust Fund (Operating vacation days, 12 holldeys, 12 tick days and Insurartoe consisting 2810. 1930 Vintage bureau wl4>. directions. Prica ... $2J5i. * room, heated apartment. Account) for purchase of land for cemetery purposes of: Haslth, Major Medical, Dental, Vision, Ufa, Accident. Liability. evenings or Saturdays. ‘Boaiera School r 12% Oyimar m irror, $60,00, L eath er' tarfSisae:* newly deooratm, second Ftnancmg" tSoa 4'badraom ■OMiiATtiJSuea s . Hot water, no appUances, floor. Modern bath. No STEPHEN WORLD OF WHEELS ENTERPRISES ...... $140,660.00 Pension, Annuities end Seminar end Tuition aaalatAnoe. N ^ , mature, dependable coat. Junior Size 12, $45.00. a-its-oout-su an« MW. MW ! to be funded with Cemetery Trust Funds in the custody of the Town individual experienced in Colonial, 2% bathe, 4 gar- RESPONSIBLE YOUNG n a ^ S S S r M to arm nuMi kuw to aika total. J -r .-Jf.MMii-.for'. security. Tenant in­ pets, no utUiUes. $320 per Housing available at moderate rates, agea, lull baaamant, poroh S mother will take care of 65011908. Treasurer. scheduling appointments, a-iM -.*MmAn auiits. 24 , su ran ce. 646-2488, 9-5 month. 871-6006. Proposed additional appropriation to Educational Special Projects — Windham Is a 176 bed acute care hospital In attractive Northeast patio and quality bultll Qraat child weekdays. Call 289- ’ isfotfriso. MMiS sas isamsM SMiai. « weekdays. WILUMANTIC Connecticut '’light dictation and troing, buy at trs.MO. OIr. E. Middle Fund 41 -zjo r re d u c t^ in teaching assignment fM* the Prefldent of (no bookkeeping). Calm THREE LEATHER coaU, |4*t-IWnLeSH HANSIWSM-ZS : 179 HILLIARD Street, M.E.A. .T ...... I8.866.W Tpka to Prkioatoh to HOnty St. size 54 and- 7-8., One all 1|MS St saBtowiirWilSt. J VMNIM COmUTY MBIOIUL MmYS dlspositibn and pleatant B P g C l A U MANCHESTER - Main three bedroom dwlex, DATSUN - DODGE to be funded by the Manchester Education Association. manner a must. Salary weather eoatj ohe raih ■MWSni IISIHS IS ■OTSt . • Street 2-4 romns. Heated. appliances included. No ^ 112 ItomftaM AWh WWim MIo, CT 00220 Pihdiiigsbiiysrfor coat. Both site ••tSS-C*An»-MMlsM4Mk- j M Mi. Naum James R. McCavanagh commensurate with POTATOSS •I'** Hot water. AppUanoes. No petsTutUitles not included. 432-4547 Secretary, Board of Directors Cal oalMl 422-0201 Ext 214 experience. Dr. Squatrito, m ting goods is 0^ when you condition, ipoaal pets. SeiSecurity. Parking. Available immediately. advMtUe in Claaslfted.' pm. 647-9367 27 Meadow St., Willimantic Dated al Manchaatar, ConaacUcut tliU Uth day of Aiunnt. IH l M 64»-1429. PHca. • $145, ^ 7 0 4 7 . 6404454, 047-1006. 05J-M • .