to - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER Town logs complaints 11 Too many tomatoes? 11 New backfields key Fair, cool tonight; on housing violations 11 Then make lingulne! 11 for MHS football |sunny on Thursday The convenience ... page 3 ... page 13 ... page 11 ... page 2 oi five more cigarettes per pack. ilaurhcHtcr Mcralb Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village____rsi Charm______* \A/oHnooHflwWednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 — Single copy: 259

Plan seeks m to shape town through 1995

By John F. Kirch Herald Reporter f t v . The Planning and Zoning Com- Inside: miagion today proposed the adop­ \K tion of a comprehensive poiicy that Manchester's increasing would guide land use and zoning changes in Manchester for the next population is getting older 10 years. and finding more employ­ Members of the PZC and the ment in town. m town planning director released the proposed new Comprehensive ... p age 4 Plan of Development this morning AI at a news conference in the Lincoln With the creation of new Herald photo by Tarquinlo Center hearing room. housing zones in which proposed new plan of development was released. The The 38-page plan — the second of densities are designed to be Planning Director Mark Pellegrini explains details of a its kind for Manchester — and two map behind him designates the town’s preferred land different. Planned Resi­ map marking Manchester’s road classifications during a accompanying zoning maps define news conference this morning at which the town's usage for development. the town's goals and objectives for dence Development will not housing, the economy, transporta­ be a “floating” zone. tion and community development through 1995. The new plan would ... p a ge 4 replace a 1963 plan that officials Relief is finally in sight for have said is almost useless. Town needs new roads, plan says A public hearing on the plan will planning officials in conducted by the PZC on Sept. 30. Manchester, who have The Planning and Zoning Com­ ing spurred in the northern section After considering the comments Town officials anticipate little mended that it “ be reviewed operated for years without a mission recommended the con­ of town by the widening and made at that hearing, the commis­ relief from highway construction periodically as planned develop­ struction of four new roads to help relocation of 1-84, the plan said. sion will decide whether to revise viable development guide. activities, including those related ment occurs” because of antici­ accommodate anticipated growth “ The resulting employment and the plan before adopting it, ... editorial, page 6 to 1-291, that are expected to be pated heavy demands on the over the next 10 years in a proposed population growth is expected to members of the PZC said today. completed by 1995 “ since they are street. new Comprehensive Plan of Devel­ The proposed plan is based on offset some of the benefits of the intended primarily for interstate The plan also proposes reclassi­ opment for Manchester released four years of research by members 1-84 widening,” the plan said. or intertown traffic, ’ ’ the plan said. fying some of the roads to keep today. of the town staff and the PZC, who The plan also lists a number of pace with recorded traffic volumes amendment to the zoning regula­ In the southern end of town, the studied social and economic trends problem roads in town. Among the and growth. tions brought about by the new The plan recommends building plan said, benefits expected from in Manchester over the past 28 roads that have reached or are ' plan would be looked at individu­ roads between Buckland Street the connector being built between years and used those trends to approaching their capacities are The plan also lists as one ol its ally as it come before the PZC. and Hale Road north of Interstate 1-84 and 1-384 will be lessened by predict future growth. Main Street, West and East Middle objectives a “ systematic upgrad­ Public hearings would be held for 84, between Buckland and Slater the fact that 1-384 ends in Bolton. The PZC also reviewed com­ Turnpike, West Center Street, ing of roads.” To that end, each amendment to the streets south of 1-84, between Should the highway eventually be ments coming from the commun­ Broad Street and portions of developers would be required to regulations. Keeney and South Main streets, extended to Providence, R.I., the ity, commission members said. Tolland Turnpike. Ail of those subject more comprehensive traf­ The plan is broken down into and between Charter Oak and town could expect reductions in The PZC would update the entire roads have high accident rates, the fic studies with development prop­ three major policy categories: Spring streets. traffic on Center and Spencer ■*5^' plan every five to seven years if the plan said. osals and the town would develop -Mj land used for commercial and The first two are intended to streets, Middle Turnpike and Hart­ proposal were followed. Although Buckland Street was criteria for establishing road- industrial development; land used offset increased development be- ford Road, according to the plan. “ We have hundreds of pages of recently widened, the plan recom­ improvement priorities. for residential areas; and the Information,” Planning Director provision of public utilities and Mark Pellegrini said this morning transportation to urban and rural at the news conference, "and we areas. 6 more Britons expelled managed to get it down to 40 pages and these two maps.” The proposed plan was initiated Commercial Development by the PZC in 1981 and was Some members of the PZC completed after workshops this expressed concerns in June about Soviets fire latest diplomatic salvo summer. Pellegrini said that the commercial development trends proposals will help the town catch along Interstate 84. They feared up to development now under way. such development could spread By Louise Branson will make the rebuilding of our In Cairo Tuesday, Thatcher said fall, when Mikhail Gorbachev, Commission members called it a down North Main Street and into United Press International relations more difficult. That she hoped Britain’s expulsion of then believed to be the second- ILTER “ policy guide,” and a "blueprint" residential areas. rebuilding remains our objective.” the six Soviets would be the final most-powerful figure in the Krem­ to help both the commission and Those concerns were translated MOSCOW (U PI) - The Soviet The Soviet order was the latest move in the diplomatic battle. lin, made a highly publicized visit developers plan future in the new plan into proposals to Union today expelled six Britons — diplomatic barrage in a spy war “ We both have to live in the same to Britain. 5»r- • .-..i development. keep industrial and commercial five embassy officials and a that began last Thursday, when world and we do not wish to have Gorbachev later succeeded Kon­ “ f t (the plan) makes growth in the northern section of journalist — in apparent retalia­ British officials ordered the expul­ conflict between the Soviet people stantin Chernenko as Soviet F| L T e R Manchester an updat^ commun­ town. tion for the expulsion of six Soviets sions of 25 Soviet officials identi­ and our people,” Thatcher said. leader. Cl a r ity," said commission Chairman from Britain in the two nations’ fied as KGB spies by Oleg Western diplomats in Moscow G ( The plan proposes a “ special The latest list of Britons ordered T^Tes Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., who at­ “ spy war.” Gordievski, the KGB chief of said representatives of the Soviet mixed-use district” along the 1-84 out of the Soviet Union included tended the news conference along The British ambassador to the station in London who defected. Embassy in London were holding corridor Hhat would allow high- two diplomats, three embassy with other members of the Soviet Union, Sir Bryan Cartledge, Two days later the Soviet Union an urgent meeting with officials of intensity industrial, commercial employees and a journalist with commission. was summoned to the Soviet repsonded with the expulsion of 25 the British Foreign Office. and residential land uses. It is the the Reuters news agency. Six “ The plan is a policy guide,” Foreign Ministry and given a list of British diplomats, businessmen British officials had vowed that a only land the PZC would designate British journalists have now been Pellegrini said. “ The adoption of the six Britons ordered to leave the and journalists that it said were second expulsion by Moscow would for commercial, retail and service expelled from Moscow. this doesn’t necessarily change the uses, allowing existing shopping country. spies. bring another retaliation by zoning regulations.” districts to "fully develop and “ This is a vengeful and spiteful Britain called Moscow’s move London. “ I am extremely disappointed. The proposals, if adopted, would stabilize.” act directed against wholly blame­ “ totally unjustified,” and, on Mon­ The British-Soviet clash comes I ’ve been here for over two years be slowly im plem ent^ through “ I think everyone feels to take less people who have in their day, ordered another six Soviets to at a time when the Thatcher and I felt this was an exciting time revision of the zoning regulations, respective fields been working leave. government is seeking increased to be in the Soviet Union,” Reuters Pellegrini said. He said that each Please tarn to page 4 hai^ and conscientiously to im­ In I.A>ndon today, the British trade with the Soviets. Represen­ correspondent Martin Nesirky l i g h t s prove Anglo-Soviet relations,” Foreign office confirmed the new tatives of a Scottish trade delega­ said. 25 Cartledge said. expulsions. British Prime Minister tion meeting with Soviet officials in “ I am the second person from “ The Soviet government’s ac­ Margaret Thatcher, on a five-day Moscow said the dipllomatic crisis Reuters to fall victim to a diplo­ ^0«ERED TAR T-N'C°T^ Moslem abductors tion today is far from construc­ Middle East tour, was told of the had not affected their negotiations. matic row between two countries, tive,” the ambassador said. “ It Soviet move as she flew from Cairo Relations between London and neither of which has ties with our represents a further setback. It to Luxor, Egypt. Moscow reached a high point last agency,” Nesirky said. A <• - release American

WASHINGTON (DPI) - The of the six American hostages still T-«V 25; Rev. Benjamin Weir, kidnapped held in Lebanon).’’ Ways and Means panel tackles taxes 7- , V ..i- « t * by Moslem gunmen May 8, 1984, There was no other word on the -■>- ___■ ' r ■■ r ■■ • r ’fL - . - i.,. . , - ; w;^r:.r?j6^_ '.A... ; - ..V 'i i P'"-- • . ; outside his west Beirut home, has fate of six other Americans, four been released by his abductors and Frenchmen, a Briton and an By Joseph Mlanowany sessions, including today’s open­ able to rewrite the proposal. asking for your help.” is safe with his family at an Italian kidnapped from the streets United Press International ing meeting, to the public. They also must decide whether “ Together we started something undisclosed location, the Presby­ of West Beirut from March of 1984 The schedule has committee the entire plan will be constantly that has changed the face of terian Church said t^ a y . through September 1985. WASHINGTON - The House members, led by Chairman Dan open to amendments — raising the America,” Reagan said, referring Weir, 61, is a Presbyterian Sources said Weir was released Ways and Means Committee, with Rostenkowski, D-Ill., starting the chance of prolonged sessions — or to his 1980 win in New Hampshire’s minister and a native of Berkeley, over the weekend. On Sunday, an months of talking behind it, is bulk of the bill-writing late next whether once a provision is agreed crucial first-in-the- nation presi­ Calif. anonymous caller telephoned getting down to the business of week with the hope of sending a upon by the committee, it cannot dential primary. “ Together we Western news agencies and measure to the House by mid-to be changed. will win. We will overhaul our tax V ^ . : a a ------I \ - T Peggy Say, sister of one of the writing a tax reform bill, and the American hostages in Beirut, told claimed the Islamic Jihad organi­ process will likely take weeks, with late-October. The committee is expected to use structure....’’ CBS News Weir is in Norfolk, Va., zation had released Weir, who had the battles fought privately. But a number of major fights Reagan’s plan as a basis for its Republican Gov. John Sununu with bis family. Say said she bad lived in the predominantly Moslem The panel’s first tax reform- loom and the mechanics of how to deliberations, with parts of current invited the president to the state, spoken to Weir’s son. western half of the Lebanese writing session, scheduled for proceed could well determine how law and other tax plans available which lacks an , income tax or A spokesman for the 3.1 million- capital for more than 30 years. today, was expected to be brief and quickly lawmakers try to disman­ as options as it works through the general sales tax and prides itself member Presbyterian Church Shiite Moslem extremists in deal only with the dry but crucial tle Reagan’s plan and save various bill. on its lean state government. The said, “ We are confirming at this Lebanon, believed to have ties to mechanics of how the 38-member, controversial tax breaks and Although he has been the driving state motto is “ Live Free or Die.” point that he has been released but Iran, have been demanding the Democrat-dominated committee deductions. force behind tax reform on Capitol we have no other information.” release of 17 Lebanese and Iraqis will proceed as it tries to revise the For example, if the panel de­ Hill, Rostenkowski has not said Church officials said the Weir convicted in a string of bombings nation’s convoluted tax code. cides that the new tax plan must be publicly what specifics he will family would hold a 10 a.m. EDT against U.S., French and Kuwaiti President Reagan, who has strictly revenue neutral, there will push. news conference in Washington on targets in Kuwait in December made tax reform his top domestic be much less room for members to He has said, however, that ’hiursday. 1983 in exchange for kidnapped priority, was to take his grassroots maneuver than if the panel gives Reagan’s bill should be fairer to Inside Today President Reagan, visiting Con­ westerners. campaign to New Hampshire — a itself a cushion and agrees to the middle class and has hinted at Weir was a missionary in Le­ accept slight variations in the several options, including creating cord, N.H., was expected make a largely Republican state that has 24 pages, 4 sections statement about Weir’s release banon for some 30 years. His wife neither general sales nor income amount of money the government a fourth tax bracket above three Carol is on leave from her teaching takes in. Reagan has proposed of 15 percent. later today. taxes. Ad vies. . 16 ObttuftriM. . 6 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined i V"”,... ' ' -n. Theology in Beirut. each change in Reagan's plan that CI«Am#d-----22-23 P»opl«talk______2 been with their father ail weekend profile road trips, the real action In his speech to a cheering crowd Comkn 18 gnafif— That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health- in Norfork,” Say said. “ He (the She led a public and private on tax reform will take place in the loses money must be accompanied estimated at 10,000 at the New E^italnnwnt. ■ 16 T(4mtslon . •on) said that the father is well and campaign aimed at freeing her committee, where aides said the by another change making up the Hampshire statehouse in Concord, LotNlry______.2 WMttwr_ Lights: 10 mg ''tar;' 0.7 mg nicotins-Kings: 16 i Not available in some areas, c miipu»H.HT i«k wanted to speak to us (the relatives husband and other U.S. hostages. panel would likely vote to close its shortfall, members will be less Reagan said, “ I came here in 1980 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 — 3 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne»dav. Sept. 18.1985 Town will rewrite Housing Tubercul08i^, preying on poor, remains heaith probiem People with positive TB tests but troubles said Shultz, who said the disease is their contacts as well,” said Rosie minority hiring plan person will suffer no symptoms or Important to keep that younger Dorset who monitors communica­ with no symptoms of the disease Bv GflVl* Young even be aware he is infected with not extremely communicable. He Unitod P rttt Inttrnotlonal pool healthy and free of the ble diseases for the city of Atlanta. are often given the same year-long the disease, said Bloch. Y et the said it would take three or four treatment of special antibiotics, By Kathy Gormus Tonucci questioned why the town disease.” hours of exposure to a person with “ The medicine needs to be taken Assistant City Editor failed to hire a black applicant who Some health professionals be­ bacteria remain in the body, said Bloch, to prevent a recurrence logged NEW YO R K — Tuberculosis, the dormant, until years later when TB who is coughing before it is for a year or the disease crops up was certified as one of the top five leading cause of death in the lieve the 0.4 percent increase in in old age when the immunity the immune system is weakened likely the disease would be again.” A four-member subcommittee of candidates for a civil engineer’s By Alex GIrelll United States at the turn of the tuberculosis cases is the due to the system is weaker. the Human Relations Commission position. by old age or disease. Then it will transmitted. TB screening is rarely per­ Herald Reporter century, is again on the rise after increasing numter of AIDS pa­ IN THE TEST FOR TB, a was formed Tuesday night to heip flourish again with possibly more No longer incurable, turberculo- formed anymore in the United Parry said that the applicant's ’V... decades of decline. tients who have contracted the purified protein from the bacteria revise an affirmative action plan serious symptoms, he said. sls is treated by a series of States, except on immigrants background in engineering dif­ The town administration is log­ The increase is slight, 13,724 disease as their immune systems is placed under the skin. The adopted by the town in 1976. It is a disease of the poor, the antibiotics that specifically attack migrating to the country. fered from what the town was ging complaints of housing code cases reported so far this year deteriorate, although there are as body’s immune system, already r - ■.■‘VI weak and the immigrants, as it has and destroy turberculosis bacte­ Commission members Geoffrey seeking. But Tonucci said that violations with a view toward compared to 13,674 for the same yet no studies to confirm that. exposed to the bacteria and ready always been. ria. The treatment is a long one, “ It used to be performed at Ellis Naab, Ronald Osella, Niki Harris because the initial job announce­ .;.^r determining whether it should period last year, but health offi­ for battle, will attack the protein “ TB is prevalent with those with the patient taking medicine Island and they would turn them and Betty Tonucci volunteered for ment did not list the specific recommend adding an inspector to cials say it points out the continu­ TUBERCULOSIS IS CAUSED and cause a reaction within hours. people who are suffering the loss of orally every day from nine months back," said Bloch. “ Now it can just the task after town Personnel experience required for the posi­ the staff to conduct code com­ ing need to isolate and cure those by airborne bacteria, coughed up Some people who have had an a home, a job, poor nutrition, to a year. be treated.” Officer Linda Parry told the HRC tion, “ I didn't see why that should pliance inspections. with the disease before it is spread by an infected person and inhaled initial exposure to the bacteria will alcoholism,” said Stephen Schultz, This causes problems with at a meeting that she w.'inted its be the disqualifying factor at the Town General Manager Robert to others. by the healthy. The bacteria settle N New York City's deputy commis­ homeless patients, who often stop test positive for TB even though the input in drafting new hiring goals B. Weiss said today the study is “ The pool of people who were in the lungs, where the immune end." sioner of preventable diseases. taking the medicine when other disease is either dormant or has Black decree and reviewing the process the town being made as the result of a Infected with TB years and years system attacks them with vigor, been irradicated, said Schultz, who “ They live in crowded conditions, problems, such as food and shelter Gondolas once glided along the uses to advertise job openings. Several commission members request made by Democratic ago is growing older and being forming lung abscesses. From their food is scarce or of poor become more pressing, say health had the disease himself almost 20 Parry said she has completed an argued that for entry level posi­ Director Kenneth N. Tedford when replaced by a younger, healthy there the bacteria can seep into the canals of Venice in colorful trap­ quality. Their immunity systems officials, who have a tough time years ago. pings as nobles vied in display. But analysis of the Hartford-area labor tions, any minority-group member the Board of Directors set the pool," said Dr. Alan B. Bloch of the blood stream and attack the “The immune system re­ are very, very low. tracking them down for follow up edicts in 1562 decreed “ Henceforth market and should have data or woman who is among the top fiscal 1985-86 budget on May 6 and division of tuberculosis control at tissues of other organs. members and attacks anyway." he “ The average person will proba­ visits. ready for the subcommittee in two five candidates certified — or 20 in ■ ' V? ii' y repeated more recently by Deputy the federal Center for Disease The Initial infection of tuberculo­ one color for all.” bly never inhale the bacteria,” “ It’s very difficult to track down said. weeks. The analysis is intended to the case of police department Mayor Stephen T. Penny. Control in Atlanta. “ It's very sis may be so slight that a healthy show how many women and openings — should be given Penny said the data they have members of minority groups in­ preference, regardless of the expe­ requested includes the number of cluding blacks, Hispanics and rience or background of other complaints, the nature of the Weather American Indians need to be hired candidates. complaints, how serious they are, for certain jobs to bring them in “ If we really mean to have an and what has been done to correct Peopletalk line with averages for the area. affirmative action plan... then you them. The town now enforces the Today’s forecast The town’s 1976 plan has been go first to the minority candidate in housing code on a complaint basis criticized as unrealistic and Parry that group of five or 20, no matter only. Chariet’s lady in waiting Memphis rocks again Connecticut, Massachusetts conceded Tuesday at the HRC where he stands,” said Naab. Penny speculated that the study meeting in Lincoln Center that Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Carl Perkins and Rhode Island: Today: “ Otherwise, you’re giving only lip might result in a decision to add Prince Charles made an historic break from a some of the plan's hiring goals and Roy Orhison are gathering at the Sun mostly sunny. High in the 70s. service to affirmative action.” another inspector to the Building male-only tradition by choosing a female army were not realistic. The town/has ------Records Studio to Tonight: fair. Low from the low However, HRC member Jona­ Division partly for housing code captain to be one of his personal attendants. failed to meet the goals of the plan, recreate the Mem­ 50s to the low 60s. Thursday: than Mercier said he thought inspection and partly for building Buckingham Palace said Capt. Allison Ewan, which called for the hiring of 49 phis spirit they had mostly sunny and warm. High preference should be given to the code inspections. 29, has b ^ n appointed assistant equerry — an minority-group members by 1984. in the 1950s when candidate who has the most In his budget recommendation officer who serves as a personal assistant to from the mid 70s to the upper 80s. Only five of the town’s more than they were helping experience or scores the highest on for this year, Weiss included a royalty — because “ the prince decided he should Maine and New Hampshire: 400 full-time employees are invent rock 'n' roll. exams. provision for a housing inspector have a lady equerry.” Ewan, who is currently Mostly sunny today. Highs in the members of a minority group, Naab said that without an and a clerk in the Health Division based in Hong Kong, said she was "delighted and But, should anyone 70s. Fair with patchy fog tonight. according to the town’s most affirmative action plan, "We to conduct housing code inspec­ honored to be selected.” forget this is not Lows in the upper 40s to lower recent personnel figures. simply wouldn’t ever hire a tions. The division is responsible The palace at the same time announced Lt. 1955, Chips Moman, 50s. Becoming mostly sunny The town’s failure to hire more minority candidate except by blind for enforcing the housing code. Cmdr. Richard Ayland, 33, had been appointed who will produce Thursday. Highs in the 70s to low minority-group members promp­ luck.” The three Republican town di­ equerry to Princess Diana. The palace said there their collaborative 80s. ted a lively discussion on the intent “ We’ve got to open some doors,” . A ; ) 3 i B rectors favored his recommenda­ was no reason why the prince chose a woman album, says it prob­ Vermont: Sunny and warm of its affirmative action plan after Osella said. tion, but the Democrats, who hold a while his wife picked a man. ably will be accom­ panied by a video. today. Highs about 80. A some majority of six on the Board of “ We're not here to clouds tonight. Lows 50 to 60. Directors, did not. recapture that Thursday sunny and quite warm. At the meeting during which the sound,” Cash said. Highs in the 80s. Doctors see AIDS Sv'-Sr budget for the year beginning July “ We're here to re­ Extended outlook 1 was approved, Tedford said there Walt for the late review capture the spirit was no demonstrated need for a back then." Extended outlook for New Fall hasn’t fallen yet as classroom danger housing code inspector and that the It's not so much what critics say but what they It was inevitable England Friday through adminstration had given the direc­ don't see that bothers actress Glenn Close, star of that another early Today: mostly sunny. High in the mid 70s. Light south wind. Tonight: Educating Children with Pediatric tors insufficient information. Sunday: Bv Susan Vaughn ' \ such films as "The Big Chill" and “ The Natural" Sun Records star, Connecticut, Massachusetts (air. Low 50 to 55. Wind light southwest. Thursday: mostiy sunny. Herald Reporter Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn­ He said the directors would continue to monitor the situation. and a Tony winner for her role in “The Real Johnny Cash Elvis Presley, and Rhode Island: F air weather. High around 80. Today's weather picture was drawn by Rocco drome and AIDS Related Complex would come up at Penny said today that the Thing" on Broadway. High temperature from the mid Harvey, 10, of 107 Holl St., a student at Nathan Hale School. Five of six Manchester pediatri­ (AR C ), has said that children with I Close, in Boston to promote her two new films, their news conference. information the directors wanted 70s to the mid 80s. Low tempera­ cians who attended a recent either AIDS or ARC should be “ M axie" and “ The Jagged Edge," says that “ Elvis is not with us, God rest his soul," Lewis allowed to attend school in a was not forthcoming and that he ture in the 50s and low 60s. meeting at Manchester Memorial stage actors develop their roles long after the said. “ He's the only one missing." regular classroom setting with the V had asked Weiss to compile it. Vermont: Dry Friday and Hospital said a child with acquired critics are gone. “ His spirit will be there," Cash said. approval of the child’s physician. Herald photo by Pinto. Penny said the recommendation Sunday. Chance of showers Immune deficiency syndrome — “ It's always bothered me that critics come on The album, as yet untitled, will feature commonly known as AIDS — The task force guidelines prepared for a hosuing code inspector was opening night and never come back,” she said. collaborations as well as solo efforts and should Saturday. Unusually warm fri- for local school districts state that The multi-family house at 124-126 a second-floor porch was removed. another instance in which the day. Highs 85 to 90 falling to the should not be allowed to attend “ The best work is often done later in the run after be available in early 1986. school with other children. children with either disease should Spruce St. shows signs of work that has Chief Building Inspector Russell David- administration had made a prop­ 70s Sunday. Lows 55 to 65. you've done a lot of experimenting. But once the not pose a health risk to other been completed under an order by the son said Tuesday that only 2 of 17 code osal without giving the directors critics have written their notices, that's it. They New Hampshire and Maine: Dr. Sobhy Ghabrial, director of chiloren or staff in a school setting. data to support it. (the reviews) stay the same, and the perfor­ Fair friday. Chance of showers pediatrics at Manchester Memor­ The guidelines list some circum­ town. A new rail has been put on the violations cited have yet to be corrected, In his budget recommendation, mance doesn't. The terrifying thing is that in film Saturday. Fair Sunday. Lows in ial Hospital, said that a majority of stances in which a child with AIDS porch and siding has been put on where Weiss said the existing Building everything is permanent. For better or worse, the Stick-to-lt attitude the 40s to mid 50s and highs in the the doctors felt that there is not or ARC might pose a risk of Division staff could handle build­ performance never changes." The new Miss America, Susan Akin, says she mid 60s and 70s. enough information on how the transmission and should be tem­ ing inspections and the investiga­ tion of housing complaints. got a grip on herself by using a spray-on adhesive disease is transmitted to favor porarily removed from the class­ But at a budget workshop on to keep her' swimsuit from creeping up on her AcroM the nation allowing a child with AIDS to room. They say a child should be Code violations almost fixed buttocks. Akin appeared on a New York radio attend school. kept out if he or she lacks toilet March, 31, Democratic Director Winter storm warnings were Stephen T. Cassano said of the Grand Poobah shows off show Tuesday and also said she saw nothing “ We’re saying we don’t know training, has open sores that wrong with contestants enhancing their figures posted today for mountains and enough,” said Ghabrial. cannot be covered, or demon­ The owner of a multi-family Davidson said Tuesday afternoon Ogrodnik a 30-day extension of Building Division staff, “ I get the that he had just told Ogrodnik in a impression they are Jackie Gleason, noble member of the Royal with tape or padding. passes in western Montana, The dissenting physician, who strates behavior — such as biting house at 124-126 Spruce St. has time. Order of Raccoons, checked out Chicago's “ The closest thing 1 did was put 'Firm Grip' on strong winds were expected in asked to remain anonymous, said — which could result in direct corrected all but two of 17 phone conversation that he would Davidson said he planned to overextended.” Raccoon Club recently but didn't find any guys in my behind so when I walked, my swimsuit southern California and heavy that his vote was based more on a innoculation of potentially infected violations of building and housing grant an extension of the deadline inspect the house this morning to At a public hearing on the budget fur hats. wouldn’t ride up,” she said. thunderstorms that flooded “ gut feeling" than on "a great deal body fluids into the bloodstream. codes at the house and will get an to fix the two items. check on some of the work. He said April 1, the proposal fora housing Ralph Kramden probably would have felt out of Akin's sticky substance is like what athletes use parts of Florida continued to of study.” The transmission of the AIDS extension of his deadline to correct One is the replacement of a sink an electrician is now upgrading inspector to make systematic place at the pink and black '30s-style nightclub to improve their grip and which bald men use to douse the area. The informal vote was taken virus has been traced to blood the other two, the town’s chief in one of the apartments and the electrical service and installing inspections won support from where the men drink martinis and the women keep their toupees in place. Albert Marks Jr., the Locally heavy snow was ex­ .after only a few minutes of transfusions and intimate sexual building inspector said Tuesday. other is removal of two unregis­ more outlets. A plumber has Robin Tracey, president of the wear veils but Gleason apparently had a ball director of the Miss America pageant, says he pected early today in the moun­ ; discussion during a recent meeting contact with people known to have tered cars in the yard, repaired a leak that caused water Manchester Tenants’ Assocation. inviting himself to lead the band, the The town’s housing code and the sees nothing wrong with the stick-on approach. tains and passes of western of the pediatricians and was not AIDS or who are in high risk Owner Stanley Ogrodnik was Davidson said the police are to gather in the basement. Footwarmers. ordered to complete the work by helping Ogrodnik try to find the question of sytematic inspections “ It seems reasonable enough,” he said. “ When Montana. The higher mountains intended to guide school officials, groups. Bandleader Mike Walbridge says Gleason, the beginning of this week after a owners of the cars, Under the law, Davidson said that Ogrondik has to enforce it came into focus after a you're walking down that runway with a swimsuit faced up to a foot of snow, while 4 Satellite view Ghabrial said. The Manchester public schools wearing a red carnation, asked, “ Can you guys tenant complained to the town he must establish that they ape made a concerted effort to correct number of violations were found in that rides up, it could be difficult. I think it's kind to 8 inches were expected in the Both Ghabrial and the other have not developed a formal policy play something sort of ricky-ticky?” of funny. After all, they straighten their teeth and Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EDT shows doctor said they thought directives on treating any incidence of AIDS. Board of Directors that the prob­ abandoned cars before he can have the violationp since the Building a Main Street building last year. "They launched into “ You're Going To Lose northwest passes, the National lems had gone on for years and the them towed away, Davidson said. Department issued the correction polish their nails.” Weather Service said. broken multilayered clouds extending from the Southwest to the on the issue of AIDS should come Your Gal,” circa 1934, with Gleason putting from the state Department of Dr. Ghabrial said he knew of no town had tailed to force their Because of the legal difficulties order in mid-August after com­ Travelers’ advisories for snow Northern Rockies. Clouds causing showers and thunderstorms are plenty of body English on his conducting and the Health or from medical schools. AIDS cases among children correction. in getting rid of the cars, Davidson plaints by tenant Barry in the higher elevations were over southern Florida and western Texas. Middle and high clouds are audience in stitches. The state Joint Task Force on treated by Manchester physicians. Chief Building Inspector Russell said, it may be necessary to give Baskerville. posted over mountain passes visible over the Great Lakes and New England. Fire Calls Quote of the day near Lake Tahoe, Nev., as well Kenneth Warner, of the American Heart as across the Sierra Nevada Manchester Association, on new, tougher labels for cigarette mountains of California north of packages that will be changed periodically: Yosemite Park. Funding cut could limit services to chronically ill Tuesday, 11:08 a.m. — malfunc­ Now you know “ The rotational nature of the labels will lend Travelers' advisories for tioning alarm, 62C Pascal Lane (Town). The first seeing eye dog in America was named them the 'gambling' feature of a lottery," he said. strong and gusty winds were The case management program of Human Services, which receives million shortfall in state block seeing the program continue. 3000 By Susan Vaughn Tuesday, 12:01 p.m. — medical “ Buddy” and was brought to this country in 1928 “ The smoker will look at the package and say, posted over a portion of the run by the Partial Hospital Service the federal Social Service Block grant funding. Dean said. “ We are doing everything we Herald Reporter call, 115 New State Road (Town). from Switzerland. 'What disease could I have today?’" deserts of southern California. of Manchester Memorial Hospital Grants, to the Connecticut Council The program provides services can to see it doesn’t fold. It is a very valuable program," he said. Tuesday, 4:33 p.m. — unneces­ In Florida, Key West was Federal funds for a program that may have a reduction in its current of Community Mental Health such as financial aid, housing, Waugh said the hospital is sary alarm, Cheney Mill apart­ drenched with nearly 4 inches of provides services to chronically ill $12,600 grant to $7,300 as of Oct. 1, Centers, which administers them. transportation, treatment plans pursuing alternative funding sour­ ments (Town). rain in less than 90 minutes people in an eight-town area may said Patricia Dean, executive Dean said. The information has not and other supports for people with ces to assure that the program will Tuesday, 10:28 p.m. — malfunc­ be cut by as much as 40 percent in director of the North Central been officially received in writing, long-term psychiatric disorders, Tuesday night. Up to 3 feet of LOS A continue. He did not reveal what tioning oil burner, 37 Edison Road the coming year, according to an Regional Mental Health Board. according to Alan Waugh, director Almanac water was standing at intersec­ she said. those sources might be. (Town). tions as well as in some residen­ LOWEST official with a regional state health The information was recently of the Partial Hospital Service, a division of the Department of The program serves Catchment Wednesday, 12:11 a.m. — medi­ tial portions of the city. The TEMPERATURES board. relayed from the state Department The cause for the cuts is a $4 cal call. 112 Elizabeth Drive Psychiatry at MMH. Area 15 of the regional health Today is Wednesday, Sept. 18, Naval Air Station near Key West -5P board which includes Manchester, (Town). the 261st day of 1985 with 104 to got nearly 5>A inches of rain. St. Waugh said the announcement of Andover, Bolton, Hebron, Vernon, Wednesday, 2:32 a.m. — report follow. Petersburg and Siesta Key also High school hosts foreign students the cuts was unexpected, but he Tolland, Ellington and South of smoke in house, 18 Westfield St. The moon is moving toward its experienced some flooding. said the hospital is interested in Windsor. (Eighth District). first quarter. Thunderstorms were also scat­ ■yohei Tanaka, 18,ofToyko, Japan, Host families are the John S, - The morning stars are Mercury, tered over southern Arizona. Manchester High School is host­ and Francis Taimanao, 17, of f Venus and Mars. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST <6/ ing four foreign exchange students Backers of 196 W. Vernon St. for Showers extended from western Saipan. Youth for Understanding OPMAIiCHiSflll The evening stars are Jupiter this school year — two from Japan, Tanaka; the Albert Cavannas of Montana across eastern Utah is the sponsor of two female and Saturn. one from Saipan and one from 165 Hackmatack St. forTaimanao; CALDOt SHOPPING PLAZA into northern Nevada. students, Mika Nogami, 18, of Those bom on this date are under National forecast Canada, according to Principal the William Eloveckys of 20 Yokohama, Japan, and Veronica OPIN MON..PM. IG-P the sign of Virgo. They include Jacob Ludes III. Cornwall Drive for Nogami and the Air quality During early Thursday morning rain and showers are forecast for Gill, 16, of Montreal, Quebec, Leonard Lohrs of 48 Avondale Britain’s Samuel Johnson, writer Two male students sponsored by SAT. I(l-A of the first English dictionary, in The state Department of En­ parts of the Central Plateau Region and the Northern Plains. Possible the American Field Service are Canada. Road for Gill. 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Among those celebrating birthdays today include film were massacred in Beirut refugee Tri-state daily: 251. 8821 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays or 10 a.m, scriber to United Press Interno- 57 Hollister Street 646-5718 camps by Israeli-backed Lebanese Rhode Island daily: 6751 Soturdavs tor guaranteed delivery tlonot newsservlceond Isa member star Greta Garbo, now 80 years old. The four-time Oscar right-wing milita, stirring a huge "Lot-O-Bucks” : 4-6-25-26-31 In Manchester. of the Audit Bureau of Clrculotlont. Award nominee is shown in a closeup from 1930. international outcry. Massachusetts daily: 8278 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18, 1988 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18. 1985 Planning policy Connecticut In Brief I Jobless fund solvent after 13 years still owes the federal government HARTFORD (UPI) - For the Labor Commissioner^ P. Joseph the first time in more than 13 on interest-free loans that were first time in more than 13 years, Peraro said Tuesday.' years, our state trust fund is both taken out from 1972 to 1978 to pay FBI may Initiate bugging probe the state’s unemployment com­ The state was forced to borrow solvent and earning interest," would guide town Peraro added. record unemployment benefits. pensation fund is toth solvent and $63.8 million in interest-bearing NEW BRITAIN — The FBI will conduct an investigation if a Peraro said the interest-free earning interest, the state Labor funds during the first four months He said the fund, which is device found in the office formerly used by Rep. Nancy L. loans totaled $514 million and the Department says. of 1983 to provide unemployment financed with taxes on employers, N.. Johnson, R-Conn., turns out to be a bug. state Labor Department expects to The fund has earned more than benefits to the large number of has generated $587,235 in interest until about 1995 The FBI said it is analyzing an instrument that may be an owe a balance of about $103 million people put out of work by a so far this year and is exected to electronic bug. The small silver device was found last month in $500,000 in interest this year, a sharp change from recent years recession. have a year-end balance of about at the end of this year. an office Johnson had used for more than two years. The federal government began housing units allowed under cur­ when the state had to borrow from But with declining unemploy­ $140 million. ConUnued Irom page 1 "We couldn’t think of anyone that would be interested in assessing interest charges of up to rent regulations. Medium-density the federal government to keep the ment, the state repaid $30.8 million Weekly - filings for unemploy­ bugging the office,” Tom McLaughlin, Johnson’s district compensation fund solvent and last year and this month elim i-' ment benefits in Connecticut are 10 percent per annum in 1982. The advantage of the corridor on 1-84 is would allow six units per acre, low director, said Monday. pay jobless benefits. nated the interest-bearing loans averaging about 28,000 now, which state has paid off the interest by very important," Pellegrini said. density three and very-low density The device was described as circular in shape, about the size of Interest-bearing federal loans with a payment of $32.9 million, compares to about 70,900 a week in special assessments on employers. Land west of the Buckland one housing unit per acre. a thumbtack, with two wires hanging from it. The FBI sent the taken out two years ago have been Peraro said in a statement. early 1983 and 169,000 in 1976, the Employers paid $3.5 million in Industrial Park to the town line The Case Mountain area, which device to its forensic laboratory in Washington, D.C. paid off and the fund has a balance “ There is no longer need for Labor Department said. 1983 for interest charges, $5.8 would be the only land used for new Pellegrini noted is one of the most that is earning quarterly interest special employer assistance to Although the interest-bearing million in 1984 and $3.3 million for industrial development. The scenic areas of town, would be for the first time since August 1972, make interest payments and for loans have been repaid, the state 1984-85, Peraro said. town’s existing industrially used or zoned for environmental conserva­ zoned land, largely located in the tion, allowing only one house on Patrolman faces pot charges every two acres. . town's northern section, would be HARTFORD — An incident on Interstate 95 in June has Papers filed soon allowed to fully develop under the resulted in a New Haven patrolman facing charges of possession proposed plan. Transportation of marijuana and interfering with a state trooper. As part of the northern urban Patrolman William Hurley has been suspended in connection H o using development, the plan calls for till with the incident. He was arrested a month after the incident but During a June 10 planning new arterial roads north of 1-84 state police would not give a reason for the delay. Moffett spurs O’Neill to action workshop, Pellegrini said he was between Buckland and Deming State Trooper Aaron Haley was reportedly disciplined for worried about the lack of housing streets and south of the interstate possibly not arresting Hurley at the time. . and lay the groundwork for a. O’Neill told reporters Tuesday between Buckland and Slater HARTFORD (U PI) - Gov. of the month "just for the purposes available for Manchester resi­ " I think what probably happened is (Haley) called New Haven campaign, said Monday he will he originally planned to wait until streets. William A. O’Neill, spurred to act of getting his intentions on the dents. He said then that although (police) and told them to take care rf it internally,” said Jerry formally announce his candidacy January or February to file his It also stresses the extension of early by Toby Moffett, says he record.” new housing development has Herald photo by Tarquinlo Herskowitz, president of the state police union. for governor Nov. 14. statement of candidacy with the water and sewer lines to serve the intends to file papers within the "H e is not planning any great outpaced population growth in the pronouncements in the near fu­ secretary of the state’s office. special mixed-use district as a first morning's news conference in Lincoln Center. At left are next few weeks declaring his Moffett said his announcement past two decades, households are Planning Director Mark Pellegrini briefly presents the ture. It’s pretty common knowl­ However, without mentioning priority. Priorities after that candidacy for re-election to a will be accompanied by 100 parties becoming smaller and the amount town’s proposed Plan of Development during this members of the Planning and Zoning Commission. edge and there’s very little doubt Moffett by name, O’Neill said he would be the expansion of sewer Milner’s brother Is charged second full term. in homes around the state to show of undeveloped land is decreasing that he’s running for re-election,” has now decided to file the papers and water services to the proposed O’Neill said Tuesday he had the depth of his support and to raise — factors that could lead to HARTFORD — Gary Milner, the younger brother of Hartford deBear said. by the end of the month because he high-density residential areas planned to wait until early next money and draw volunteers into housing shortages in the next 10 Mayor ThirAan L. Milner, was arrested inside the mayor’s year to declare his candidacy but “ The filing of the papers is more is facing a challenge within the years. along Hillstown Road and Spencer his campaign effort. Street. campaign of^ce on a string of charges stemming from an alleged now plans to file earlier because he of a technical thing than anything Democratic Party. The proposed plan states that "The campaign has been moving Pointing to a map charting the Profile charts community trends scuffle with police. is facing the challenge from else," said deBear, who did not Manchester has gained 280 housing full speed ahead for some time DeBear also said O’Neill has no town’s roadways, Pellegrini said Police said Gary Milner was arrested Sunday after officers Moffett for the Democratic guber­ give a date for a formal announce­ units per year since 1963 and has now, but the formal announcement plans to step up his campaign classifications for different roads responded to a separate nearby incident. They allege Milner natorial nomination. ment by O’Neill, who was elected experienced a 16 percent jump in 1970s, with a higher percentage of will help us shift into an even activities in a way that could will be changed. Specifically, he By John F. Kirch the study says, Manchester will The number of residents aged 55 clubbed an officer who had to receive eight stitches. Larrye deBear, the governor’s to his first full term as governor in its population during the same women entering the labor force higher gear,” said Moffett, the upstage Democratic candidates said, Parker Street would be Herald Reporter experience growth similiar to the and older has increased to about Milner is charged with first-degree assault, attempted press secretary, said O’Neill plans 1982. period. than men, the study says. Of the Moffett, who formed a commit­ unsuccessful Democratic candi­ vying in the November municipal changed from a collector road to a 1970-1980 rate of 3.7 percent for the 13,500 in the past 25 years, second-degree assault, interfering with a police officer, breach to file the papers with the secre­ To accommodate that growth, Manchester’s increasing popula­ according to figures included in the 18,276 people working in tee six months ago to raise money date for the U.S. Senate in 1982. elections. minor arterial and North Main 10 year period ending in 1990. of the peace, carrying a pistol without a permit, and carrying a tary of the state’s office by the end the plan proposes the creation of tion is getting older and finding The age groups that increased proposed plan of development. The Manchester today, the study says, Street from a minor to a major dangerous weapon, police said. six residential zones, from high- more employment in town, accord­ the most over the past 25 years study indicates that health-care 50 percent also live in town. “ On arterial. The designations are The m ayor and his brother questioned the police account of the density housing to environmental ing to a study of the community were those between 15 and 34, and services will become a major the other hand,’ ’ the study con- conservation or an estate zone. federal language for increasing incident and called for a private attorney to investigate the case. done by the Planning Department. those 55 and older. factor during the 10-year planning 'tinues, "36 percent of the total High-density zones, which would the amount of traffic a road can Agency head defends slow progress carry. The community profile, done in The 15-to-34 age group repres­ period. The study also says that labor force living in Manchester is allow for up to 20 housing units per conjunction with the proposed new ents 34 percent of Manchester’s more older homes will go on the employed in town." According to acre, would be limited to land in The plan said that completion of some changes have thus far Comprehensive Plan of Develop­ population, or 17,024 people, ac­ market for first or second-time the study, Manchester has a higher HARTFORD (U PI) - The state A report filed in U.S. District Department of Mental Retarda­ the northern tier, with land becom­ 1-84 and 1-384 will improve traffic occurred slowly but said progress ment released today by the Plan­ cording to the study. The age group home buyers when older residents percentage of people who live and Headstones In old graveyard toppled is moving slowly in carrying out a Court said the state is progressing tion has moved slowly on starting ing progressively less dense to the movement through town and could in improving the programs may be ning and Zoning Commission, will “ continue to be influential move into health care or other work in town than the state mandate to improve living condi­ too slowly in implementing court- educational and vocational pro­ south. help spur more economic growth. HARTFORD — Vandals knocked over more than 30 made by the end of the year. shows the town’s population to be over the planning period,” the facilities. average. tions for the mentally retarded ordered improvements designed to grams for retarded people living in Medium-high density zoning Asked today if any part of the headstones last weekend at a 140-year-old cemetery, officials stabilizing after a period of slight study says, because its members The population trends, the pro­ because implementation plans do move the retarded from large institutions and awareness train­ He said the state’s plan to would allow 10 housing units per plan would be controversial, Pelle­ improve living arrangements only increase. The profile, which covers are just moving into the job and posed plan says, will influence The workers have employment said. . . , u not allow for statewide modifica­ institutions to community settings. ing for staff workers. acre — the maximum number of grini smiled and said, ’’Nah.” considered making changes for the population and development housing markets. many factors in the town’s devel­ in a diversified economy. The Headstones are toppled regularly at a private Jewish tions, officials say. The report was filed by a panel The panel praised the depart­ trends since 1962, will be used by The proposed new plan calls for opment. For example, a declining major employers by industry — graveysrd within the Zion Hill Cemetery, city officials said "W e’re trying to make these monitoring the state’s implemen­ ment for its cooperation while original plaintiffs in the federal planning officials to guide deci­ more higher-density housing be­ number of children between the retail trade, manufacturing, ser­ Monday. . . ^ changes systemwide," Brian R. tation of a settlement of a suit developing new programs, but said court suit. sions on proposals for new develop­ cause of the increasing 15-to-34 age ages of 1 and 14 will reduce the vice and government — account The damage particularly upset Jews who visited the cemetery Lensink, commissioner of the state demanding that the state move the state has not fully complied " I think it was really looked at Plan would eliminate ment over the next 10 years if the group. According to the Pianning pressure to build new schools, the for 86 percent of the jobs in last weekend at the begining of the High Holidays, officials said. Department of Mental Retarda­ retarded people from large institu­ with the 1984 court decree to move from a narrow perspective,” Len- sink said. "Those changes must be F ZC adopts the plan after a public Department’s study, fewer people plan says. Instead, the Board of Manchester, according to the About 900 to 1000 gravestones are knocked over each year, said tion, said Tuesday. "It takes a tions into the smaller community- the retarded into community- hearing. are living in each household so Education must monitor school study. These jobs, as well clerical, Philip McLellan, chief of Hartford’s park operations. whole lot longer if you change the based facilities. based settings. made systemwide.” Lensink, who has been the The study shows that between available housing could become enrollment and concentrate on administrative, professional, entire system.” The report also claimed the Lensink admitted Tuesday that fioating condo zone department’s commissioner for 1960 and 1980, the town’s popula­ scarce in the next 10 years. renovating or rehabilitating exist­ sales, skilled crafts, education, four months, said training is being With the Creation of new housing tion increased 16 percent, to 49,761, The study says people in the ing facilities, the plan says. health services, finance, insurance The new proposals are a "m ore with the largest growth period 35-to-45 age range are in the The study also found that more and real estate employment in­ given to staff who work with zones' in which densities are clients, and experts have been designed to be different, the traditional approach” Pellegrini coming between 1960 and 1970. The "move-up or second home pur­ Manchester residents are working creased since 1970, the study says. said. He has said in the past, state Office of Policy and Manage­ chase market." This age group is in town as opposed to commuting It says that the local economy is called in from around the country Planning Department will elimi­ to assist in developing programs. nate the Planned Residence Devel­ however, that zoning regulations ment has projected a 1985 popula­ expected to increase in number to jobs outside of Manchester. growing and should grow even must be flexible enough to allow tion of 50,562, according to the over the next 10 years, causing a The resident iabor force in­ more with the completion of An analysis of the 81-page report opment classification as a "float­ 2^ Come see the... filed by the monitoring panel for some changes. study. If the projection is correct. higher demand for new houses. creased 30 percent during the Interstates 84 and 384. ing zone,” Planning Director Mark showed “ very few areas of full Pellegrini said today. compliance, even with items fal­ The proposed new plan of ling due during the past 12 development would create six new months." residential classifications, based The monitors reported only 35 more on heavy to light housing out of 54 clients ha ve been placed in density, eliminating the need for a NEW LOOK OF REGAL'S! community settings, which its vice floating PRD zone. chairman, Urbano Censoli, said A floating zone is one that can be * may be the "m ost pressing placed on any land in town if a Come See Regal's Newly Enlarged O concern." developer askes for the rezoning of * The court decree was issued by the land. PRD zones are scattered U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan in throughout the town, Pellegrini settlement of a suit filed in 1978 by said. the Connecticut Association for Under the proposed plan of Retarded Citizens and other advo­ development, land use for residen­ * BIG & TALL SHOP! ^ cates of the retarded. tial housing would be broken up into six categories. UPPER LEVEL, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER High density housing, which Two men hurt would be confined to the northern section of town, would allow in plane crash developers to build up to 20 housing WARE, Mass. (UPI) -T w o m e n units per acre. 1 were injured when the small plane Medium-high density housing they were in crashed in a wooded would allow up to 10 housing units area about a mile north of the per acre and is proposed for land airport where they intended to north of Tolland Turnpike and east p a n t s DEP^' land, police say. of Buckland Street. OVERALL VIEW - MAIN FLOOR Peter Moak, 25, of Somers, The plan also proposes medium- Conn., and Sebastian Totito, 36, of density housing area that would Springfield, were practicing land­ allow six units per acre, low- WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO VISIT THE NEW LOOK OF REGAL’S. NEW ing and takeoffs at Palmer Airport density areas that would allow when the plane apparently hit three units per acre and very low LIGHTING, NEW FIXTURING, NEW LAYOUT. ALL REGULAR SIZE CLOTHING AND some treetops and crashed at density areas allowing only one SLACKS NOW ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND OUR EXPANDED BIG & TALL SHOP ON about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, police unit per acre. said. South of Interstate 384, the plan THE SECOND FLOOR . . . TO CELEBRATE THE NEW LOOK, WE OFFER TO OUR Moak was listed in guarded said, land use for residential areas condition at Springfield Hospital would become less dense. The Case FRIENDS AND VALUED CUSTOMERS A . . . today while Totito was in stable Mountain area would be classified condition at Mary Lane Hospital in for environmental conservation Ware, according to hospital and would allow developers to MEET CHRIS AND RAY - YOUR BIG 8. TALL EXPERTS officials. build only one housing unit every The two men were lost in the two acres. woods for about two hours before Under current regulations the We Cordially Invite You to Visit our Newly Enlarged Big & Tall Shop ... Suits help arrived, Sgt. Francis Cote maximum density is 10 housing said. units per acre in a PRD zone. and Sport Coats 48 Reg. to 66 Portly Long, 40 to 52 XLongs, 40 to 52 Portly 20'off Sale! Moak is believed to have been Developers can propose a zone piloting the plane, which belonged change to PRD on almost any land Shorts: Slacks — 44 to 66 Reg., 44 to 52 Long; Dress Shirts ISVz to 18 Vz to the airport, when it crashed, he In town provided they keep to PRD SUITS by: SPORT COATS by: s l a c k s by: said. standards. Tails to 38 Sleeve Lengths, 17 Vz to 20 Bigs to 35 Sleeve Lengths; Sweaters, The Federal Aviation Adminis­ If the new plan is adopted, tration was on the scene today to however, land in town will be M to 2X Tails, IX to 4X Bigs, Sport Shirts M to 3X Tall, 1 to 6X Bigs. Huge • SANSABELT • TAILORS investigate. classified for specific use. • HART SCHAFFNER & MARX • HART SCHAFFNER & MARX When the first plan of develop­ Selection in Every Department! ment was adopted in 1963, Pelle­ • CHRISTIAN DIOR • Y.S.L • BOTANY 500 • HAGGAR IMPERIAL BENCH • HAGGAR • LEVI grini said, there wasn’t any land designated as a PRD zone. 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Sacks, City Editor Prosecutors fear retaliation after suspect gets bail Osirio, another of the 12 suspects, By Lyda Phillips Tuesday evening for a second Boston attorney Michael Avery, nesses were intimidated into re­ suspected member of a Puerto blindfolded into a courtroom in United Press International defendant, Hilton Edgardo who represents Farinacci-Garcia, canting their testimony, while Rican terrorist group known as Puerto Rico, Colon-Osirio over­ Fernandez-Diamante, but ad­ said the government "has next to defense lawyers argued the F B I’s Los Macheteros, would pose a head Farinacci-Garcia speaking. HARTFORD — Federal prosec­ danger and flee the country. The journed court session until today no case” against his client and has case was unfounded. 'Gimme a break,’ Weicker is saying Special Agent Fernando M. utors, stunned by a ruling granting magistrate set bond at $1 million. without reaching a decision. resorted to ’’character The agent said Colon-Osirio Jack bail to a defendant in the Wells "He is going to retaliate for his Prosecutors had no immediate assassination.” Rivero testified Tuesday an infor­ turned and said, “ That was Ro­ A case should be made for U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker fears most of that political inside on his Fargo robbery, say they fear the arrest,” said a stunned Assistant comment on whether they will Farinacci-Garcia was described mant told the FBI that Farinacci- berto, wasn’t it? You should hit Weicker on how he is doing in Washington if '' involvement in Washington is lost to a Connecticut man will retaliate for his arrest in U.S. Attorney Carmen Espinosa appeal the ruling granting bail to by an FBI agent last week as a Garicia, the son of a wealthy food him in the mouth.” Anderson distributor in Puerto Rico, drove people back home are to understand his audience because of the unrelenting obsession the $7 million heist if he wins Van Kirk. “ It is no secret they (Los Farinacci-Garcia. who is allowed leader of Los Macheteros and "a "Roberto” is the code name freedom. participant in the planning of the the getaway car after the bank frustration and despair over a preoccupation with with the election next year and what his role may Macheteros) have already to post 10 percent of the $1 million Faripacci-Garcia used among the Capitol U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan total in cash and use property murder” in 1977 of labor lawyer robbery in Puerto Rico. his political plans for 1986 just now. be. threatened.” Los Macheteros, the FBI claims. Tuesday rejected a request to deny Farinacci-Garcia was the first of deeds for the remainder. Alan Randall in Puerto Rico. The government also introduced Wherever he goes and whenever he shows his Separate bail hearings are being Comments bail to Jorge Aureiio Farinacci- 12 accused members of the clan­ Farinacci-Garcia also must re­ A second FBI agent testified evidence to corroborate claims by face in Connecticut these days he is worked over SO HE HAS RU LE D OUT questions on the held for the 12 suspects awaiting Garcia, despite FBI claims the destine Los Macheteros group to port daily to authorities in Puerto Tuesday that Farinacci-Garcia the informer known as "Pum a” by nomination for governor by his party next year, trial in Hartford in connection with for a definite answer to whether he will run for Bob Conrad suspect is IM^ed to the terrorist argue for bail in connection with Rico by telephone and in person was charged in connection with a the Los Macheteros that where he is concerned. In this, the liberal senator trie Wells Fargo robbery. A total of governor. slaying of ^ la b o r lawyer and a the $7 million robbery two years each Friday under the ruling. His 1977 bank robbery in Puerto Rico, Farinacci-Garcia was a leader of 17 people were indicted last month That bugs Weicker, justifiabiy, because he is may be suggesting a bargain to his tormentors. Secret reports bank robbery lii Puerto Rico. ago at a Wells Fargo depot in West travel is limited to Puerto Rico and but all charges were later dropped the group. in the heist, second largest cash having — for him — one of the best years in the Give me credit, he seems to be saying, for Eagan r u j^ prosecutors failed Hartford. Connecticut, with transit stops in in that case. Agent Rivero said that while he was leading Luis Alfredo Colon- robbery in U.S. history. Senate since arriving there in 1971. He wants his accomplishments on the job in Washington and to prove FaBnaccl-Garcia, 35, a Eagan began a bail hearing Boston and New York. The government claimed wit­ state to know it — not necessarily to agree with maybe we can have a realistic look at politics say our MIAs him or to applaud everything he does — but to be when it was ticketed for extinction by the Reagan around here. aware that it’s been a productive time for him. Administration. That is fair enough, say people close to Weicker. Not only that, but Senate colleagues and the Weicker has national recognition as a leader in So far, he has become a prophet with too little still being held C harity Washington press are sitting up and taking notice the fight to have the United States impose recognition in his own district. more than before. sanctions on South Africa because of that nation’s Weicker has had other success in the Senate. He "A ll that goes by the boards," he said at a policy of apartheid — and gained additional has managed to prevent adoption of measures WASHINGTON — At the urgii^/of anguished that would have restricted jurisdiction of federal couple recent State Capitol news conference when the attention for criticizing Reagan’s recommendation relatives, we’ve spent years invesUgating whether questioning gets around, as it did that day, to the s for modified sanctions which, in the senator’s courts, limit rights to abortion which liberals won American prisoners are still aljvp in Vietnam, 1986 race. The senator set himself up, of course, opinion, are tokenism. in the 1973 Supreme Court ruling on Roe vs. Wade, Cambodia and Laos. We re now prepared toannounce and do away with his com m ittee’s authority to use for the predictable questions when he went there As chairman of the Senate Appropriations our conclusion: charged to comment on a federal court ruling supporting Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human the line-itdm veto. He has been militant in We are convinced that some Americans on the protecting the mentally handicapped and seeing his crusade to open GOP primaries to independent Services, Weicker led a successful effort to missing-in-action list have actually been held in HARTFORD (UPI) - Misde­ voters. provide money for national health and that institutions handling such cases don’t cheat bondage by their communist captors for more than a meanor charges have been filed on care. But he is rarely asked, said Weicker, about handicapped programs which had been cut decade. against a couple accused by the standing up to the White House on differences he severely. That included funding for research on This alleged pundit is firm ly on record many The latest top-secret reports identify one group of state of misspending funds for a has over education or health issues, for example. Alzheimer’s disease, for study of cancer and for times as expecting that Weicker will run for about two dozen who are believed to be doing charity they operated to help dying Seldom asked about the battle with veteran U.S. maintaining services' at current levels in maternal governor. It’s too late to weasel out now. But if he "technical work” for the Vietnamese — repairing children make a wish come true. Michael Bates and his wife Sen. Jesse Helms of North Carolina over prayer in and child'health, among other special uses. doesn’t, we promise to eat a large helping of crow helicopters and other military hardware left behind Suzanne presented themselves to school, which Weicker won decisively last week. The Connecticut senator has had more notice in in a column after the fact. by U.S. forces. state police Tuesday and were such media bibles as the Washington Post and the His seeming annoyance with the political “ Gimme a break,” Weicker is saying. “ Actually, there are more likely a hundred POWs charged with one count each of question is, as Holmes would say to Watson, National Journal for the new political clout he has still living there,” said a key source in the Defense giving false information to the E A R L IE R THIS Y E A R , Weicker saved the developed as a subcommittee chairman in the elementary. Weicker believes he has had a good Intelligence Agency. He based his estimate on state in connection with their Small Business Administration — an important em erging kingpin on Capitol Hill, the year oh the job. He simply wants his state to know satellite photos, communications intercepts and charity, called the Genie Project. coOPOii agency to Connecticut — almost single-handedly Appropriations Committee. it. human reports. "The evidence,” he said, "is Last week, state Attorney Gen­ overwhelming.” eral Joseph I. Lieberman bitterly criticized the Waterbury-based This evidence may be forced into open court by a charity, claiming it had diverted class-action lawsuit, which has been filed by a former An editorial money raised to comfort sick and prisoner-of-war and a Special Forces sergeant. They dying children to salaries, per­ WaSTep? WHY, iM 100 charge that federal officials have violated U.S. law by sonal loans and expenses. not aggressively seeking the release of live POWs still Lieberman charged the couple MiLLioM YeaR& oR So, THiS being held in Southeast Asia. spent more than $200,000 on A 10-year plan fund-raising, salaries, personal SAVE STUFF’LL TURN iNTo OIL I A TALE OF INTRIGUE and betrayal rivaling the loans, jewelry and rental of an movie “ Rambo” could unfold in a federal court in X-rated videotape last year but spent only $10,000 on granting Fayetteville, N.C., the “ company town” of the Green for Manchester wishes to five youngsters. *25 to *40 Berets, The Genie Project collected a Affidavits filed in the suit claim U.S. officials has done at times. total of $237,000 from state resi­ Relief is finally in sight for deliberately ignored or discredited reports of live dents in 1983 and 1984, and the planning officials in The plan also offers a way POW sightings. One affidavit, by a Congressional charity’s records showed $155,000 on our Manchester, who have oper­ to help Manchester’s econ­ Medal of Honor winner, even suggests that the Army went to a professional fund-raising ated for years without a omy stimulate employment tried to arrange the death or capture of the two organization, Lieberman said. and further protect itself plaintiffs in the suit. The attorney for the couple said viable development guide. the couple may have exercised NEW FALL This morning, the Planning from changes in the market­ A much-decorated former POW, retired Maj. Mark A. Smith, swears that while he was serving with the poor judgment in starting up the s place. The concept of a relatively new charity, but denied and Zoning Commission, Special Forces in Korea he got information for the COLLECTION joined at a news conference special, mixed-use zone along they were invooved in any inten­ DIA from 1981 to 1984 proving that there were POWs in tional wrongdoing. of by members of the town staff, Interstate 84 is innovative Southeast Asia. The information was gathered “ by Attorney Francis M. Donna- released a document that and deserves adoption. The talking with agents in the Thai military, the Lao rumma of Waterbury also critic­ offers to serve as a valuable same goes for the idea of resistance, the Pathet Lao, the free Vietnamese, gun ized Lieberman for publicly chas­ tool in zoning and land-use encouraging particular busi­ smugglers, gold smugglers, drug smugglers and tising the couple before an arrest. "It was unconscionable for the decisions for at least the next ness uses in the area sur­ anyone who could provide information.” E Smith said he cross-checked reports of about SO attorney general to come out with MEN’S SUITS, 10 years. rounding the Manchester such a sensational approach to this agents, most of whom had no knowledge of each other At first glance, we have few Parkade. issue when all the time his office but who corroborated the others’ testimony. was seeking an arrest warrant,” quarrels with the major In April 1984 Smith learned that three POWs could BLAZERS, & Anyone who has watched the attorney said. changes suggested by plan­ planning officials in their be rescued from Laos the following month. But when Susan Flanders, an attorney for ning officials. After minor deliberations over the past he took this information to a U.S. major general in the state Department of Consumer SPORT COATS Seoul, Smith’s affidavit said, “ I was told that if I Protection, said the charges were revisions are made (follow­ few years will have little ing public hearings later this wanted to be at Lt. Col. in the Army that I should based on the Genie Project’s last doubt that the new plan is application to re-register as a state P forget about the POW/MIA information ...” month), the new plan should sorely needed. Zoning deci­ charity on Aug. 16. be adopted quickly and put ' The application was rejected on sions have at times seemed SMITH SAID when the general read the cover grounds it contained five instances into use. random and ill-conceived, letters Smith had prepared, he "turned white, handed But we caution that imple­ of false or misleading information, partly as the result of the lack the briefing back tom e and said, ‘This is too hot for me she said. Fine, quality fabrics expertly menting the plan will not be to handle, big guy.’” Smith swore that the general of a comprehensive plan. Flanders said the most signifi- tailored into your favorite easy. Along with adoption Open Forum advised him to "put the briefing paper through a ' cant allegation against the couple must come flexibility and the But adoption of the new shredder and forget the whole issue.” was they falsely claimed $16,000 in traditional and fashion forward plan won’t Solve anything by Sgt. Melvin |C. Mclntire, still on activity duty, loans they took from the charity styles. By English Manor, John commitment of sufficient re­ this vacancy, had sufficient effort been itself. The document makes served in Korea with Smith and also made trips to was secured by personal Peel, Andre Amon, and Farah. sources to see that the new Let’s not write off taken. Southeast Asia to gather information on POWs. ” I , residences. clear that much research I hope a sincere effort is being made right The charges were lodged under a Regular, short, and long sizes. development goals are learned of approximately 200 living Americans in needs to be done and many MHS field hockey now to find a coach for next fall. Though this 1984 consumer protection law and achieved. Laos who were prisoners-of-war,” Mclntire’s affi­ regulations changed if season is lost, there will still be girls with the carry a maximum penalty of one The plan uses existing data To the Edltore: davit said. When he, too, reported on the POWs who skills and desire to play come September ' year in jail and a $1,000 fine. to project the needs of the Manchester is to get the best could have been brought out in May 1984, he “ was sent 1986. Field hockey is the oldest sport at MHS. The Bateses were released on use out of its land, roadways As a former member and captain of the back to the United States six months early.” He was written promises to appear Tues- Manchester of 1995. It points Now is not the time to write it off and make it and buildings. Manchester High School field hockey team, later told that his and Smith’s intelligence reports had • day in Hartford Superior Court. FREE ALTERATIONS to a number of potentially history. The spirit of field hockey is still very I was very disturbed to learn that there been destroyed. dangerous trends that the In putting together a lauda­ much alive among present players, former would not be a team this year. I find this very The Medal of Honor winner, Lt. Col. Robert Lewis town must discourage, and to ble set of goals, the PZC and players, and fans. I only hope that this spirit Men’s Shops, all D&L stores except unfortunate because it negatively affects Howard, now with the Special Forces in Germany, planning staff have given is still alive within the administration. Final shares New London. possible strategies for discou­ many athletes. For any senior hoping to play swore that he was told of live POW sightings in raging them. In addition, it themselves a task that will in college, the loss of this year is a definite January 1984, in Thailand, when he "participated in a Christine M. Colvin properly identifies scenic take a great deal of effort to handicap. Not only are these players losing training exercise which I now believe was designed of record Bentley College areas in Manchester that complete. But that task practice, they are also losing coaching and intended to discredit the intelligence-gathering recommendations and chance to earn Waltham, Mass. should be preserved and should be seen through with activity” of the Korea-based Special Forces unit. Lotto claimed all-league and all-state honors. others in which housing, the same degree of care that The training mission " if completed as planned, Last fall underclassmen came out for the could have resulted in the killing or capture of myself, NEWINGTON (UPI) - Three commmerical or business went into drafting the new brothers and a sister laid claim to team, working very hard to learn the sport. Firehouse situation Maj. Mark Smith, Sgt. Mclntire and others by a development should be en­ zoning policy. It seems such a shame to waste the their shares of the final portion of needs sane approach hostile force.” Howard swore, adding: “ This could Connecticut Lotto’s record 12.6 couraged by zoning First of all, the zoning knowledge and skill of these players. Also, have had the effect of putting the American there are many girls entering ninth and million dollar jackpot. practices. commission must direct the To the Editor: POW/MIA issue to rest.” John DePeano, 52, of Bridgeport, One thing the plan makes planning staff to make a tenth grade wishing to join a team but have a Footnote: A Pentagon official refused to comment his brothers Albert, 56, of Trum­ little or no previous experience in organized clear is that the use of comprehensive review of An absolutely certain way for our City of because "it is pending litigation.” bull and Angelo 62, of Stratford and sport. Field hockey is a good alternative for town zoning regulations its Village Charm to make national news will be their sister, Lonarda Litzie, 58, of existing resources must be these>girls. to provide news services with the preposter­ Grenada Hills, Calif., will share more carefully studied before top priority. Only if the Ooopa/ $4.2 million won in the Sept. 6 The resignation of coach Mary Neubelt ous subject for photographers showing two regulations are modified to fit Officials of the beleaguered U.S. Synthetic Fuels drawing, officials said. changes are permitted or this June was a great loss to the team. But, firehouses within a stone’s throw of one Corp. recently drafted a document called "The Plan” The three brothers showed up exceptions made. Neighbor­ the plan can its goals be two months should’ve been ample time to fill another. With -the right timing, ^ news to "convert a group of Western senators from Tuesday at the state Division of hoods should not become achieved. photographer might be able to show in neutrality to advocacy” of the rescue effort being led Special Revenue in Newington to confused with business dis­ Second, planning officials addition two crews of firemen sitting in the receive their first of 20 annual by Sens. James McClure, R-Idaho, and Pete must adhere closely to the sun. payments of $52,668 each. tricts, or vice versa, it says. Domenici, R-N.M. But Rep. Mike Synar, D-Okla.. a As individuals our city government people The brothers said the four had But planning officials must plan and its related strictures lawyer and a critic of Synfuels, wrote to President appear to be quite sane. Right now we must bought 12 tickets a week since the recognize areas that are once they are in place. They Reagan pointing out that it’s against the law for Lotto game began in November must also become far more insist that they apply sanity to the firehouse already changing and learn situation. federal officials to try to influence members of 1983, playing the same numbers to control the trend in a careful in explaining the Congress with written manner on pending legislative which represent five birth dates action. Synar even cited the pertinent section of the and one anniversary date. They productve way. reasons for specific decisions Clint Hendrickson U.S. Criminal Code. Synfuels officials said "The waited a week to claim the money We couldn’t agree more. to the public. 72 S. Hawthorne St. until brother Angelo returned from Finally, the PZC must Plan” was written by the staff but never In addition, we support the Manchester implemented. a visit to their sister in California. use of zoning to create high- ensure that the new plan is Albert DePeano called the newly won fortune "peace of mind for the and low-density residential periodically updated. The Letters policy Watch on waata next 20 years.” areas in designated parts of town’s first plan, adopted in The Manchester Herald welcomes origi­ The Alaska regional office of the Fish and Wildlife "Its a guaranteed salary. I think 1963, became useless too soon we all agree we’ll help our town. It makes little sense to nal letters to the editor. Service plans to buy a Cessna seaplane for use in the 8 encourage lengthy battles after its adoption because it Letters should be brief and to the point. families,” he said. million-acre Yukon Flats National Wildlife Refuge, John is an electrician for the was not kept up to date. That They should be typed or neatly handwritten, between residents and devel­ figuring it will be. cheaper than hiring the air taxi board of education maintenance opers about whether condom­ shouldn't happen again. and, for ease in editing, should be services of Donald Ross, a former wildlife service department in Bridgeport and also iniums belong in an area If these steps are taken, double-spaced. Letters must be signed with pilot. Ross vehemently disagrees. The Cessna 185 is president of Local 488, Interna­ name, address and daytime telephone principally comprising Manchester residents will base price is $120,000, plus $25,000 for skis or floaU, tional Brotherhood of Electrical number (for verificaiion). plus up to $40,000 a year for a full-time pilot. Ross, who Workers. Albert is a chemist for single-family homes on one- soon see positive effects from MOST DAL STORES OPEN MON. THROUGH FRI. NIGHTS AND SUNDAYS 12 TO 5. The Herald reserves the right to edit has been earning about $15,000 for four months’ work, Vanderbilt Co. Inc. the long-overdue adoption of Corbins Corner, Meriden, New London and Crystal Mall also open Saturday nights. (Ni >- Britain open Thurs. night only and closed Sundays) acre lots, as the current letters in the interests of brevity, clarity and says bitterly, "That plane is going to cost the service Angelo, a tool cutting grinder for "floating” high-density zone a cohesive planning policy. taste. more than 10 times what they pay me.” U.S. Baird in Stratford, is single • CORBINS CORNER • MERIDEN • AVON • VERNO.N • MANCHESTER • BRISTOL • and said he plans to retire now that NEW BRITAIN » GROTON « NEW LONDON • CRYSTAL MALL « DAL FOR CHILDREN, VERNON • DAL FOR CHILDREN, WETHERSFIELD he's won. k MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18.1985 — 8 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 A R E A T O W N S SPORTS Bolton selectmen back PBC MHS soccer struggles subdues Public in OT

on pick for new firehouse HARTFORD — A year ago overtime Tuesday to subdue Hart­ proud of the way they played,” second half,” McCarthy said. “ I Cacace’s fourth goal of the Manchester High’s soccer team ford Public, 2-1, in Hartford. McCarthy cited. feel they moved into a defensive campaign. raced through the Central Connec­ “ We had to play good soccer to Scholastic roundup Manchester, now 2-0 in the shell a little too much. But we still Manchester held a 15-10 edge in By Kevin Flood tion Co. of Vernon. With several vide insurance for the trip. ticut Conference Eastern Division win,” McCarthy began. "The conference and 2-0-1 overall, fi­ had to get through them.” shots. Olivera had nine stops Herald Reporter "alternates,” or accessory items Nevertheless, the selectmen relatively easily. There were a teams in our league are getting — See page 11 nally tied it with 3:25 left in Public, with some speedy for­ compared to eight by Indian the PBC chose to add to the basic said they were worried that the couple of'ties and a close match better and are providing some fine regulation. Hank Stephenson took wards up front, was looking for a keeper Jeff Thrall. BOLTON - The Board of design, Windham’s bill for the machines might get damaged here or there but overall the Silk ' competition. I feel they will a shot from the right side that breakaway opportuntity while de­ Selectmen Tuesday evening ap­ project is expected to come to during the trip and leave the town Stephenson, midfielder Andy Towners d j ^ ’t find too much provide a challenge for us each ricocheted off the ieft post. Owl fending ferociously. proved the Public Building Com­ about $670,000. The town’s budget without enough functioning ma­ Bogglni, defenders Dave Hart and opposition,in the league en route to time out." wood. He deposited it into the cage goalie Marco Olivera lunged at the There was no scoring in the first mission’s decision last week to let for the entire project — including chines for its own elections. Mike Koblect, striker Bob (jhang a - mark- The Owls, 1-1-2 overall and 0-1-1 from 13 yards out. ball but it came back to sweeper extra session and it appeared the Windham Sand and Stone Co. of such items as land costs and “ A ride to Marlborough isn’t 12 0-2 and midfielder Dave Kelly played Not this year. in the CCC East, took the lead 15 It remained that way for the Brian Milone, who was in an Manchester’s second tie in a row Willimantic build the town's new architectural fees — is $800,000. going to do them any good," said well for the Silk Towners. The league is starting to catch minutes into the first half. A long longest time despite some good attacking position. He put it home. was coming. But, with 1:30 left, a firehouse. Project architect Alan Wiedie Selectman Sandra W. Pierog. ball came into the Manchester pressure from Manchester. “ The “ I feel we played some of our foul was called on Public 20 yards Manchester is back in action told the PBC last week that he ' Deputy First Selectman Carl A. up- Enfield gaye the Indians a tussle penalty area, was knocked around way we played, if we had lost I best soccer. We moved it back and out. Nick Cacace struck a low hard Friday at home against CCC East The selectmen decided during hoped Windham would begin work Preuss added that Bolton may find in the season optner and Coach Bill a couple of times, and then came to would have said we played with forth, side to side and didn’t shot to the right comer that foe South Windsor High at 3:30 their meeting at Community Hall on the firehouse as soon as the itself without voting machines for McCarthy's ^lia d had to work the feet of Public’s Lennix Bed- intensity and I would have been dribble a lot. We played a good Olivera couldn’t get over on. It was p.m. that the town charter does not selectmen approved the commis­ some time if the selectmen agree require them to approve the PBC’s sion’s choice. Windham’s pro­ to loan them, since they must be choice. But they nevertheless jected completion date is June 15, sealed by law for a certain amount decided to endorse the choice as a 1986. of time following an election so the courtesy, since the PBC had asked In other business Tuesday, the results can be tallied. They may be them to approve it. selectmen considered a request sealed even longer, he said, if the Windham Sand and Stone sub­ from the town of Marlborough to election results are contested. ^ Herald photo by Pinto Timers wallop Yanks mitted the lowest bid of the eight borrow Bolton’s voting machines The selectmen postponed action . companies that bid on the project. for the November elections. Marl­ on the matter, saying they wanted A banner across downtown Main Street phone calls from volunteers asking for Its base bid of $641,728 was $86,000 borough officials have assured to consult with Town Clerk Cathe­ By Richard L. Shook (Monday’s) game like we should Nelson Simmons (10th) in the less than the next lowest bid. Bolton officials that they would rine K. Leiner on the sturdiness of calls attention to historic Cheney Hall. A contributions toward the $1.2 million United Press International have, we would have split these second good for two runs), Lou submitted by the Alma Construc­ transport the machines and pro­ the machines before they act. drive for donations to restore the hall, restoration cost. The goal for the public two. Whitaker (20th) in the third and built in 1867, is underway. Residents of drive is $300,000. DETROIT - Phil Niekro’s pre­ “ Things would be all right,” he Darrell Evans (32nd) in the fourth. vious 289 victories are of little said. “ I just have to convince them Evans tagged a fastball for his Manchester and Bolton are getting interest to New York manager of that tomorrow (today).” second home run of the game and Billy Martin. He wants the 300th. By losing their last two while 33rd of the season in the sixth for a Rec panel has new members Martin looks to the veteran Toronto was first idle and then 7-1 Detroit lead and the Tigers Niekro today to stop New York’s losing. New York missted a chance picked up a pair of unearned runs By Kevin Flood Drive raising Cheney funds losing streak at five games and to shave I'A games off the Blue in the eighth off Dennis should represent the community The selectmen went along with Herald Reporter as a whole. Zizka’s recommendation that they start putting some pressure back Jays’ five-game lead. Rasmussen. “ It'snot over,’’ Guidrysaidaf ter Though stressing that he had appoint the five nominees before A townwide telephone-solicitation for funds to Murphy said the callers found that by on Toronto. The five home runs were the dropping to 19-6 with only his BOLTON - The Board of nothing against the nominees them and consider making structu­ restore the interior of Cheney Hall brought Wednesday, most residents they phoned had Toronto maintains a five-game most Guidry has given up in a second loss in his last 20 decisions. Selectmen Tuesday appointed five themselves. Converse said, "It ral changes in the commission at pledges of about $3,650 during the first four days received copies of a brochure explaining the lead over New York, despite losing game. “ That’s the worst thing about the new members to the town’s Re­ seems to me that all we’re going to some later date. last week, Anita Murphy, chairwoman of the restoration project. at Boston, because the Detroit The victory was a vindication of defeat, losing while Toronto is creation Commission. do is push these five sports and phon-a-thon said Tuesday. Murphy said many of the pledges were small, Tigers hammered five home runs sorts for Dan Petry, 15-11, who lost The five members and their losing.” Each of the commission nothing else.” Murphy said the solicitation will continue each ranging from $5 to $50, hut some were larger. Tuesday night off Ron Guidry and a four-hit shutout to Guidry when organizations are: William Blaf- “ I like Toronto now,” said members was nominated by Re­ Selectman Michael A. Zizka said evening from 7 to 9 p.m. until Friday. The hall, which is nine years older than the stalled his bid for his 20th victory they met earlier in the year. kin. Little League Association; Detroit manager Sparky Ander­ creation Director Charles Bossidy. he understood Converse’s con­ The restoration committee has set a goal of Goodspeed Opera House, will be restored as a hall with a 9-1 triumph. Petry was excellent against New Mark Bunome, Youth Basketball: son, who liked New York when the The only discussion on the cerns. but argued that it would be $300,000 for contributions from the public. for theatrical performances and community Toward that end Martin intends York, except for the first inning Lawrence Pesce, Men’s Softball; Yankees were going into their appointments came when select­ difficult to find anyone willing to "W e tell local residents about the Cheney Hall gatherings. a short clubbhouse meeting with when he gave up two of the four hits Claude Ruel, Youth Soccer: and series with Toronto hotter than a man Lawrence Converse III said serve on the commission who restoration and answer questions they have about Contributions should be sent to the Manchester his team, which hasn’t snapp^ out he allowed in seven innings of Clifford Scorso, Youth Football. prairie fire. he was unhappy to see that each of would remain as impartial as the .project,” Murphy said. At the same time, State Bank at 1041 Main St. or the Greater of it since losing three in a row to work. the five members was nominated Converse would like. “ Are there Bossidy said in a letter to the callers accept pledges. Manchester Chamber of Commerce at 20 Toronto during the weekend. “ I just did my ratings (of the to represent a particular sport. people in town who have no interest selectmen that he will nominate a The phon-a-thon committee includes Fern Hartford Road. Checks should be made payable “ I ’m going to say if we’re going Toronto players) and I gave them Don Mattingly tagged Petry for Converse contended that the com­ in any particular sport but would representative from the women’s Pasternak, Leslie Belcherand Victoria Jennings, to LTM/CHARM. All contributions are tax to win the thing, we have to start the highest of anybody,” he said. his 29th home run at the start of the mission should not just concern be willing to serve on the rec softball league as soon as the group all of whom direct groups of callers. deductible. winning those games,” Martin “ They’re solid.” fourth inning but the right-hander itself with a few sports and that it commission?” holds its officers’ elections. said. “ We have to keep pushing Detroit was solid against had retired eight batters in a row ourselves a little harder to win. Guidry. Five times. Most into the before that and he got the next “ Naturally, if you lose five in a upper deck. seven straight out. row you’re going to be down,” he Guidry hung sliders to Kirk Willie Hernandez pitched the Manchester!Area Bolton insurance meeting is tonight said. “ If we had won last night’s Gibson (26th) in the first, rookie final two innings. BOLTON — Members of the begin at 7 p.m. at Community Hall. The Board of Selectmen agreed members said, town officials NL roundup Towns In Brief Board of Finance, the Board of Town Administrative Assistant Sept. 3 to ask the townspeople at should explore ways of reducing UPl pttoto Selectmen and the town’s Insu­ Karen Levine has said that the special town meeting for an the bill, possibly by renegotiating rance Review Committee are town could cut the insurance emergency appropriation to cover the terms of the policies. Boston’s Bill Buckner (right) is tagged during third inning action at Fenway McCooe back on the job scheduled to meet this evening to deficit by about $11,000 if it puts the $22,706 bill. The Board of . First Selectman Douglas T. out by Blue Jays' catcher Ernie Whitt Park Tuesday night. Red Sox won, 6-5. discuss ways of paying the town’s money leftover from paying some Finance, however, blocked the Cheney told the board that he Mets letting it slip away James McCooe, the Manchester police officer who was forced various insurance premiums, lower than expected premiums selectmen’s request at its meeting oppos^ such a move. to retire from his post as police community relations officer in which are $34,432 higher this year toward the higher than expected Monday evening. Cheney also noted that the 1982 and took the town to court to win back his job, resumed his a four-hitter to lead the Cubs. than expected. ones. But that would still leave the Instead of simply paying the policies in question were scheduled By Collins Yearwood former duties Monday. Eckersley, 9-6, had a no-hitter until AL roundup The meeting is scheduled to town with a shortfall of $22,706. extra money, the finance board to take effect July 1. United Press International Police Chief Robert Lannan said this morning that both Razor Shines singled with one out in the sixth. Floyd Youmans McCooe and Officer Larry Wilson, who replaced McCooe when With 18 games left and trailing dropped to 3-3. Smith came on in he was retired, will serve as community relations officers for the the St. Louis Cardinals by two, it the eighth for his 29th save. time being. When asked how long he expects the arrangement to may still be early for the New York Damato manages DiRosa’s campaign Mets to panic. Just the same. New Jays are not worried continue, Lannan said, " I imagine that will be up to Mr. Reds 6, Giants 1 M cCooe." York can ill afford the erratic Raymond Damato of 24 Homes­ Damato served as chairman aiid member of the Democratic Town At Cincinnati, Andy McGaffigan McCooe was 60 when the town forced him into retirement. The offensive showing it’s been putting pitched a seven-hitter and struck tead St., a Manchester contractor treasurer in the last two cam­ Committee and is a former direc­ By Kevin Kenney started the inning with a walk and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission eventually ruled on of late. out 10 while Bo Diaz went 2-for-3 Indians 15, A’s 8 and developer, has been named paigns of state Rep. James R. tor of the Eighth Utilities District. In the past week the Mets are 4-4, United Press International Wade Boggs followed with a single. the action violated a federal age discrimination law. treasurer and general manager of McCavanagh, D-Manchester. He He is an incorporator of and drove in two runs to pace the Stieb got the next two outs, but At Cleveland, Andre Thornton scoring no less than six runs in Reds. McGaffigan, 2-3, walked McCooe threatened to renew legal action last month when he the campaign committee for Peter is a member of the campaign Manchester Memorial Hospital The Toronto Blue Jays, confi­ Rich Gedman grounded a single to drove in five runs and Joe Carter their victories and scoring no more none in posting his second com­ alleged that the town had given him a smaller cash settlement for DiRosa, who is running on the finance committee of First District and the Savings Bank of dent after beating the second-place right, scoring Evans. slammed two homers to pace the than one in their defeats. plete game. Dave LaPoint, 7-14, back pay than it had previously agreed to provide. But Assistant Democratic ticket for the Board of Congresswomen Barbara Ken- Manchester. New York Yankees in three of four On the play, Barfield, playing Indians and Curt Wardle, 8-7. “ At this point you can’t slip, you took the loss. Town Attorney Barry Botticello said this morning that the Directors in the Nov. 5 eiection. nelly and has served as a member He is a member of the Cheney can’t make too many mistakes,” games over the weekend, were right, threw toward third and Orioles 6, Brewers 0 dispute centered on whether McCooe should be paid through DiRosa, the former Republican of the financecommmittee for U.S. Historic District Commission, the said Darryl Strawberry, who Astros 10, Braves 6 equally confident in defeat Tues­ shortstop Tony Fernandez cut off minority leader on the board, Senator Christopher Dodd. At Baltimore, Ken Dixon, 8-3, May, when the settlement was reached, or until the time he Elks, the National Association of scored the Mets’ lone run in a 5-1 At Atlanta, Glenn Davis ho- day night. the ball and fired to Johnson, who resigned from the board in April, In the past, he has been treas­ pitched his first major-league actually started work. Homebuilders, the Hundred Club loss Tuesday to the Philadelphia mered and drove in three runs to They can afford to be. With their appeared ready to nail Gedman citing differences with Republican urer for the campaigns of John shutout and Gary Roenicke hit a Botticello said both sides have agreed to a ’ ’comprimise” of Connecticut, the East Hartford Philies. “ You’ve got to score runs. help the Astros to their seventh recent success against New York, rounding first. But Johnson Town Chairman Curtis M. Smith. Tani, a former director, and Italian-American Club, UNICO two-run homer to cap a five-run amount, but added that he did not have any settlement figures You can’t fall too far behind. If you straight victory. Frank DiPino, they’ve built a respectable five- dropped the ball applying the tag, eighth inning to lead the Orioles. He also left the Republican Democratic Town Chairman Theo­ and the Connecticut Police Chiefs’ available. do you’ll find yourself in trouble 3-6, won in relief. game lead over the Yankees, and and Armas then socked an 9-1 pitch Party and will officially become a dore Cummings, a former state Association. like we did tonight.” they know they haven’t lost more into the left field screen for his 22nd Bachand joins school board Democrat two days before the representative. He also served on Other campaign aides for Di­ Shane Rawley pitched a five- Cardinals 10, Pirates 4 than two in a row since the All-Star homer of the season. Mariners 7, Royals 0 election. He is the only Democratic the finance commmittee for the Rosa will be Sharon O’Connell, “ I don’t know what it is, there’s hitter and Glenn Wilson went At Pittsburgh, Joaquin Andujar break. At Kansas City, Mo., Phil COVENTRY — The Board of Education Thursday voted to candidate for ‘ he Board of Direc­ late William R. Cotter, a deputy treasurer, and William no reason for it, but they (the Red 3-for-4 and scored twice to snap went the distance for his 21st “ Everybody’s been contributing Bradley knocked in four runs with accept Democrat Jane Bachand as its newest member. tors who is not an incumbent. One congressman. DiYeso and Town Attorney Kevin Sox) always give us trouble here,” Philadelphia’s three-game losing victory against nine losses. The and we’ve been consistent,” Jesse a homer and a single to support the Bachand, a resident of Kings Road, will fill the vacancy created Democrat, Eleanor Coltman, de­ Damato is owner and operator of O’Brien, coordinators for the RAYMOND DAMATO Barfield said after the Boston Red said Garth lorg, who hit his sixth streak. Rawley, 12-7, struck out Cardinals received home mns seven-hit pitching of Matt Young, when fellow Democrat Gregory Doty resigned from the board to cided not to seek re-election. Damato Enterprises. He is a campaign ED LYNCH homer of the year in the fifth. “ It . . . prominent builder three and walked one. He is 6-1 from Ozzie Smith, Cesar Cedeno Sox downed Toronto 6-5 at Fenway 12-15, and push the Mariners past assume a new job out of state. seemed like we were always on the since the All-Star break. . .' .unhappy Met pitcher and Willie McGee in sending Park. “ Tonight we had our chan­ the AL West-leading Royals. Bachand was nominated for the post by the Democratic Town The Cardinals picked up a game Whitey Herzog to his 900th career ces. We’ve come through most of verge of a few runs tonight.” Committee. Whenever a board member resigns, it is up to the on the Mets with a 10-4 rout of thr Virgil’s 19th home run gave victory as a major league man­ the time ... but we just let it slip Twins 7, Rangers 2 Philadelphia a 2-0 lead in the Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd, 14-11, resigning member’s party to nominate a replacement. Programs qualify for tax credits Pittsburgh Pirates. ager. Bob Kipper fell to 0-1. away tonight.” At Minneapolis, Tom Brunansky second. Wilson led off with a single pitched 71-3 innings, allowing nine Bachand’s term will expire in November. Philadelphia scored three runs Dodgers 7, Padres 1 Tony Armas’ three-run homer hits and one walk while striking out smacked a solo homer and an RBI and Virgil sent a 2-2 pitch over the during a four-run fifth inning The state Department of Re­ the town and area social service credits of $42,000. Manchester. in the fourth to take a 5-0 lead. Mike five. Steve Crawford pitched out of double and Roy Smalley hit a venue Services has approved Schmidt led off with a walk off left-field wall. At San Diego, Orel Hershiser helped send the Blue Jays down to Parents groups to meet agencies were accepted hy the Agency goals include $2,500 for Post said the Department of an eighth-inning jam to pick up his two-run double to lift the Twins and about 40 social services programs starter Ed Lynch, 10-8, and went to The Mets cut the lead to 5-1 in the tossed a seven-hitter for his eighth their fifth straight loss at Fenway state agency. the American Association of Re­ Human Services is encouraging 10th save. Frank Viola, 15-14. BOLTON — The High School Parents’ Group will meet at 7:30 and given each a tax-credit rating third on Wilson’s double. Schmidt fourth when George Foster straight victory and Greg Brock Park, but Toronto still maintained The agencies should now be in tired Persons to assist newly the social service agencies to The Red Sox had taken a 2-0 lead p.n^Monday at Bolton High School, at 72 Brandy St. All parents to quaiify them for the state’s scored on Ozzie Virgil’s fielder’s doubled home Strawberry. hit his 21st home run to lead the its five-game bulge because the White Sox 5, Angels 2 the process of raising the funds widowed individuals; $60,000 for pursue the contributions and busi­ in the third inning on Rice’s of Bolton High School students are encouraged to attend. Neighborhood Assistance Pro­ choice. With one out, Wilson went Dodgers. The victory reduced the Yankees also lost Tuesday night. At Chicago, Britt Bums scat­ from area businesses. Post said. Time Out for Parents; $275,000 for nesses to submit their applications two-run double. gram, a Manchester official con­ to third on Rick Schu’s forceout at Cubs 3, Expos 0 Dodgers’ magic number for clinch­ Trailing 3-2, the Red Sox took tered six hits over 6 2-3 innings for The businesses then must apply for a swimming pool for the Instruc­ as soon as possible. If the money is firmed Tuesday. second and scored on Rawley’s At Montreal, Jody Davis hit a ing the N L West to 12. Hershiser, advantage of first baseman Cliff In the fourth, George Bell belted his 18th victory and Harold Baines the tax credits through the Depart­ tors of the Handicapped; and $1.1 gone before Dec. 1, then the Council plans craft fair Under the program, businesses single. Randy Niemann relieved three-run homer and Dennis Eck- 16-3, pitched his eighth complete Johnson’s error and chased loser a one-out triple and scored on A1 hit a three-run homer to pace the ment of Revenue Services from million for renovation of Cheney businesses won’t get the credits. ersley and Lee Smith combined on game. Andy Hawkins fell to 17-7. Dave Stieb, 13-11. Dwight Evans Oliver’s groundnut. White Sox. COVENTRY — The Coventry High School Parent Advisory contribute to any of the eligible Oct. 1 to Dec. 1. Hall by the Little Theatre of Post said. and Jeff Stone singled home Schu. Council will meet at 7.30 p.m. today in the high school library. agencies towards which they re­ The local agencies and the town Plans for the December Craft Fair will be discussed along with ceive tax credits from the state. have set goals totaling $4.5 million general plans and goals for the year. All parents of CHS students The agencies were given either 50 to provide for a variety of pro­ are welcofae to attend. or 70 percent tax-credit ratings per grams. Post said there is $2 million $1,000 of aid requested. For further information, call Joan Lewis at 429-6892. in tax credits available statewide. Demise of field hockey at MHS not unexpected John Post, human services ana­ In the past three years of the lyst for the town, said that all the ^estowijfT*t}arTnacy program, businesses have contrib­ what some of the girls said — but there are nuances to grades and some opposing coaches are reluctant to programs submitted last month by The demise of girls field hockey at Manchester High uted $88,558 and received tax be learned. But the numbers available to 1) play and have their girls play 9th graders. is most unfortunate — but not at all a surprise. 2) coach dwindle continuously. Most of the Manchester girls subsequently would Dispute leads to arrest An article in the Herald -entitled ‘Future of field Its demise is unfortunate. play maybe three or four games against kids 1-2 years hockey shaky on school level’ was penned as early as But the warning signs were there. younger than them. 445 HARTFORD ROAD 643-5230 Sept. 30, 1982. Thoughts Committee H’rrumph. That’s how long the sport has been on tenuous on marijuana warrant OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Deakin thought he had it all worked out last spring. footing at Manchester High School. ApLENtv To Re-elect 8 am - 9 pm Catch-22 again “ What's complicating things are two lawsuits the It’s a safe bet the first difficult decision Mike A police officer’s attempt to didn't sell any grass." CIAC is involved in,” Deakin cited. ” I thought I had I a Simmons had to make as the new director of athletics Len Auster, Sports Editor Ninth graders in the town of Manchester athleti­ break up an argument among Frazee said he told Marineau change lined up last year. It would be eight semesters at Manchester High was one he didn’t want to make. cally are — again — caught between a rock and a hard several people at Main and Center several times to go on his way. But Donna Mercier of eligibility regardless of what building you’re in. But But Simmons, as others, saw the position the sport place. A most recent case in point is girls soccer. A streets Tuesday evening led to the Marineau refused each time, he that’s been put on the back burner.” was in and had to act accordingly. total of 9-10 girls, divided between Bennet and Illing, arrest of one man on a charge of said, and continually diverted his For Tickets CHILDREN’S CHEWABLE The way to make the ninth graders eligible for high The unfortunate aspect of this is that field hockey, want to play. That’s not enough for a team. Therefore interfering with an officer and the attention away from Fox. school play is drop the junior high programs. That, I (or all intent and purposes, is dead at the local level. Wilson Deakin, assistant superintendent of schools, arrest of a second on a charge of emphasize, is unacceptable. That would allow the one Information on the marijuana 643-3275 Don’t expect it to be revived in the near future. And it mistakingly — he admits — gave Manchester High sale of marijuana charge, police or two gifted athletes to compete for Manchester charge against Fox was unavaila­ TYLENOL is doubly unfortunate in that there appeared to be a taking charge each of those years. girls soccer coach Joe Erardi the go ahead to use them said today. Dahm’s team went 7-8-1 in ’82 with Toby Brown, now with him. One, Heather Lavery, in fact is good enough High, but would destroy the opportunity for 50-100 Kenneth Eric Fox, 20, of 89 ble this morning. Fox and Mari­ 30’8 group of players still interested in carrying on the neau were both held by police Family Style sport. a member of UConn’s nationally ranked team, setting to start for Erardi’s varsity team. others to participate in athletics. Laurel St., was arrested when the That’s not acceptable. overnight and were scheduled to be Jill Lukas, a most articulatespokesman, and others a school record for goals in a season (17) and career Hold the phone, folks. ^ police officer responding to the liAftrV SlAit^ (32). Maccarone’s ’83 team went 3-9-3 and Neubelt’s “ I got a call from Jake (high school principal Jacob What would, could, should — and then again might disturbance ran a routine radio presented in Manchester Superior expressed themselves well in wishing the sport to Court this morning. Buffet Dinner and Dance Reg. 3.13 continue. They would go as far as getting a total squad, which had five players the first day of practice, Ludes, who is chairman of the CIAC eligibilty — solve the whole dilemma is when ninth graders check and found there was a finished 1-7-5. Most of Neubelt’s team had never committee) and he said we can’t do that,” Deakin become fulfilled members of the high school. That, warrant for his arrest on the sale of Sunday, September 29, 1985 / 5 - 9 PM novice as coach. That, Simmons was well aware, is Frazee said he was on routine not acceptable. played the game before. stated. “ He said as long as there is a 7th-8th grade however, is not projected until 1988 or ’89. The current marijuana charge, police said. patrol at about 11 p.m. Tuesday SALE 2.13 There are in the neighborhood of 178 schools in the Neubelt, through her own perserverance, was able team, that’s where they have to play. high school enrollment is at 1693 with another 554 ninth Timothy J. Marineau, 18, of East fWevei cfkkjr eri5 tes*** 3'vd fw-n when he saw Fox and Marineau to up the numbers last year to 25. Five seniors “ We're back to Catch-22,” Deakin continued. graders at Illing and Bennet. Hartford, was charged with inter­ ELKS CLUB MrtbOut .isof>n Lomc^dlons ^ state of Connecticut. Of that number, a total of arguing with a 21-year-old man SAVE M.OO graduated leaving 20 prospects for this year. Of that This would apply to wrestling in the winter and To get the ninth graders to the high school the fering with an officer when he Bissell Street - Manchester, CT roughly 78 still have field hockey for girls. That figure near the intersection of Main and dwindles each year. figure, about a dozen — through Neubelt’s urging — track in the spring as well. combined figure must come down at least 300, Deakin allegedly tried to keep police Sgt. Center streets. The third man ADULTS $8.00 — CHILDREN (ages 5-13) 84.00 Manchester, after Mary Faignant stepped down attended summer camp to increase their skill level. The ninth grade girls soccer players have two says. Spencer Frazee from arresting claimed that Fox started the following the 1981 season, had difficulty finding a Unfortunately Neubelt went back to school to options. They can practice at the high school — and Until that time.... Fox. Frazee said in his report that argument by calling him a CASH BAR — RAFFLE — DANCING TO JUKE BOX replacement. Janice Dahm was hired in ’82, after further her own education. Who can blame her? not play, or go back to the junior high team — and not “ There’s nothing we can do. They (CIAC) have to Marineau at one point grabbed his "nigger.’^^Y^ee said he broke up practice had officially started. That format followed Field hockey is not an easy game to understand. play there either. give us relief,” Deakin says. arm as he took Fox into custody, Pair! for by Comniittee to Re-Bert Donna Merrier, Patricia (AJille. Treasurer the argument before making his in la n and ’84 with Lisa Maccarone and Mary Neubelt Playing it doesn’t seem that complicated — that’s Most junior high teams are formed from 7th-8th Catch 22. saying "H e’s my friend. 1 know he radio check on Fox. M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday S«^pt. 18. 1985 - U SCOREBOARD New backfields pivotal for MHS football dard strained ligaments in last Ma|or Laagua laadara Saturday's scrimmage against 0rlslss6.Brswsrs0 Open campaign Saturday Conard High and may miss the Baseball Bolting Football first half of the schedule. MILWAUKU ■ GALTIMORI Notienol' against Glastonbury High "He's probably the best I' ve ever oBrhM obrhM ab r h pet. seen at nose guard,” added FeMsr cf 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 2 0 Ta s a 18194 J 61 Amirlcan Liagua ttindingi Molltor 3b 4 0 1 0 l-acv rf 3 0 0 0 (Xerrero, LA IX 4X 8141 .81 NFL atandinga Cournoyer. Robldox If 2 0 0 0 Ripken ss 4 2 2 0 Raines, Mtl 1 X 5 8 18164 .312 Hupped c 0 0 0 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 0 By Bob Pobettl another Top Ten team — in West The Manchester defense will Herr, StL 18 533 87 18 .311 American Conference ■OM Cooper 1b 4 0 10 Young If 4 12 1 Sandberg, Chi 1X545 8169 J10 Herald Sports Writer Hartford next weekend, before survive, however. W L Pet. OB SImmns dh 4 0 0 0 R a y ^ d 3b 4 1 1 1 Porker, CIn 18559 72 172 J 8 Eott embarking on defending their CCC "Our defensive line has been Toronto 91 S3 .632 — Ogllvie If 4 0 0 0 Roenick dh 3 1 1 2 W >■ T Pet. PF PA Now York Gvrvnn, SD 1X563 74173 .307 After an entire month of pre­ East championship. solid,” noted Cournoyer. "We feel ■6 51 .597 5 Riles ss 4 0 1.0 Dempsey c4 0 0 0 Scloscia, LA IX a s X114 .304 WlamI 1 1 ® -S? 2 S Boltlmoro 77 66 ,S3( 13'/> Gantner 2b 4 0 1 0 Dauer 2b 3 0 0 0 NY Jets ’ ’ 0 -IS S 2 season preparation, Manchester -"We're one of the contenders, I good about it." Dolrolt 74 70 .514 17 Moore c 2 0 0 0 Oester, CIn IX 462 51 140 .38 New England 1 1 0 .500 M X Boston Cruz, Hou IX SIM 8151 J X High’s football team finally hits would not discount us,” stated Pearson, all 336 pounds of him, 72 73 .497 19>/i Monnng rf 1 0 0 0 American League Buffalo » * 2 -SS 1? K Cournoyer, who cited Rockville. moves from tackle to nose guard Mllwoukoo 63 to .441 27Vi T o m s » t 4 t ToMt a 6 9 4 g Ob r h pet. Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 16 75 the Memorial Field glrdiron Clovoland 54 93 .367 W /7 MHwauksa M i a t i t - t Saturday. South Windsor and a sleeper, until Goodard's return. The other Wstt BoHImoro M M ia R — 6 Boggs, Bos 144 584 8 215 .38 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 52 X Kansas City t2 62 .569 — Game-winning RBI — None, Brett, KC 1 X 4 8 8 1 8 .315 Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 41 34 And what a game it should be. Enfield High, as others to watch. starting tackle, Jim Kelly, is also AAottlngly, NY 18 579 8 1 8 .3X Houston 1 1 0 .500 » As always, with any high school currently sidelined with injury. Californio 00 64 .556 2 E — Murray 2, Mollfar. DP— Henderson, NY 1X485 i a 18 .322 39 The Indians, who tied for the ChlcoQO 74 69 .517 V/7 Milwaukee 1. LDB— Milwaukee!, Balti­ Cincinnati 0 2 0 .08 51 69 CCC East title last year, open their football team, some star players Seniors Todd Wesolowskie and Oakland 70 75 .483 12'/i more 5. 2B— Gantner, Ripken. HR— Bainn, Chi 141 565 78 178 .315 WMt Soottlt 6t 76 .472 14 Roenlcke(13). Butler, Clev ias33 8 1 8 .311 Kansas City 2 0 0 1.0X 8 47 1985 campaign by hosting defend­ have graduated. And as always, Cote will probably open, but Mlnnosoto 67 79 .459 16 Cooper, Mil 1X 5 8 81175 .310 progress of the successors will be exchange student Fran "Taimanao IP H R MBBtO Molltor, Mil 1X503 8152 .302 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 77 99 ing Class LL state champion Tsxos 52 92 .361 X Mllwoukse LA Raiders 1 1 0 .SX 51 X pivotal. and junior Andy Zyrek will alter­ Tussdov's Oamss Hlguer (L 13-7) 7 » - ! 5 4 3 6 Davis, Sea 1X513 74 154 .38 Denver 1 1 0 .58 X 43 Glastonbury High. The Toma­ Ootrolt 9, New York 1 Bradley Sea 141570 8171 .300 San Diego 1 1 0 .58 49 X hawks, currently ranked sixth in Manchester had to rebuild most nate in and out of the trenches. Fingers 1-311101 (iedman. Bos 1X440 M I X .300 Baltimore 6, Milwaukee 0 Baitlmers Home Rune National Conference ConnecUcut in a poll of coaches, of its offensive backfield and the At-the defensive, ends are the Cleveland IS, Oakland! Dixon (W !3 ) 9 4 0 0 2 4 EOSt entire defensive secondary. Hopes dangerous duo of Brophy and Boston 6, Toronto 5 Balk-Hlguero. T — 2:24. A— 22409. National League — Murphy, Atl X ; W L T Pet. PP PA opened last Saturday with a win at Minnesota 7, Texas 2 Guerrero, LA 32; Schmidt, Phil 29; St. Louis 2 0 0 1.08 6! 51 Newington High. for a third consecutive title will Buccheri, the latter an all-CCC Seattle 7, Kansas City 0 Carter, NY 2B; Parker, CIn 27. Dallas 1 1 0 .58 « 40 American League — Fisk, Chi 8 ; Manchester was 6-1 to cop a apparently hinge on skill position selection last year. When Buccheri Ctilcoao 5, California 2 NY Giants 1 ' « -“ 2 i l S Wtdnssdov's Games Evans, DetX; BalbonI, K C X ; GThomas Washington 1 1 0 .500 30 57 share of the CCC East title with replacements, and the Indians calls the signals on offense. Matte (All Times BDT) lndlans15,A's8 Sea 31; AAottlngly, NY and Murray, Bolt Phllodelphia 0 2 0 .08 6 X neighboring Rockville High last think they have found the will assume his end slot on defense. Texas (Hough 14-15) at Minnesota 29. Central year. The Indians, who dropped manpower. The linebackers will be Addabbo (Schrom 1-12), 1:15 o.m. Runt Batted In Chicago 2 0 0 1.08 X 35 OAKLAND CLEVELAND National League — Parker, CIn 1OT; their lone East tilt to the Rams, There may be no game-breakers and senior Jim Colletti, who may Toronto (Davis 2-1) at Boston (Nipper ObrhM ObrhM Detroit 2 0 0 1.08 54 48 t-11), 7:35 p.m. Murphy, Atl 99; Herr, StL 8 ; Wilson, Minnesota 2 0 0 1.08 X like Eli McFolley or Greg Turner spell Ringrose at offensive guard (Trlffln ss 5 12 0 Butler cf 4 2 2 1 Phil 8 ; Moreland, Chi 8 . 37 also lost all three non-conference Harald photo by Pinto Milwaukee (Hlguero 13-6) at Baltimore Phillips 2b 5 1 1 1 Bernzrd 2b3 3 2 1 Green Bay 1 1 0 .58 43 46 contests to wind up 6-4 overall. (both graduated), but Manchester and vice versa. (McGregor 12-12), 7:35 p.m. American League — Mattingly, NY Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .08 44 69 Hendrsn If 5 1 2 1 Franco ss 3 1 0 2 IX ; Murray, Balt 113; Baines, Chi 18; Included in the defeats was the probably has more depth and (From left) Dan Addabbo, Rich Rin- team in 1985. The Indians kick off the The biggest concern is the New York (P.NIekro 15-10) at Detroit Klngmn dh 4 0 0 1 Rschlln u 0 0 0 0 Wm I (Berenouer 4-5), 7:35 p.m. Winfield, NY 18; Rice, Bos and Ripken, LA Rams 2 0 0 1.08 37 22 now-legendary, 14-13 Thanksgiv­ balance on offense than the past untested secondary, with Custer at Ookland (Rllo 3-3) at Cleveland Baker 1b 4 0 0 0 Thorntn dh 5 0 3 5 Balt 101. grose, Mike Custer and Allen Cote will season Saturday against Giastonbury Davis cf 3 3 2 0 Ayala If 10 0 1 Stolen Bases San Francisco 1 1 0 .58 X 44 ing classic to East Catholic. two seasons. A pair of junior free safety, Hoher at strong safety (Schulze 3 «), 7:35 p.m. Heath c 4 12 1 Hargrv 1b 3 1 1 0 Atlanta 6 2 0 .08 43 63 captain the Manchester High footbaii High at Memoriai Field. California (Sutton 144) at Chicago National League — Coleman, StL 8 ; New Orleans 0 2 0 .08 X 81 Glastonbury opened an unde­ running backs will, be featured — and Albert and Generis at the (Nelson 94), e:X p.m. Canseco rf 4 0 2 2 Carter 1b 5 2 2 3 UPI photo Raines, Mtl 59; Sandberg, Chi 49; Thursday's Gome bullish Brian Brophy at fullback, a cornerbacks. Kiefer 3b 4 12 0 Jacoby 3b 5 2 2 0 McGee, StL and Redus, CIn 47. feated Mason in 1984 by upsetting Seattle (Swift 54) at Kansas City Castillo rf 4 3 2 1 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. returning starter, and deft Smith may be catching it. He is -alternate unless one soon emerge! tackles Al Cote and Dana Matte "It's totally new, so we really (GuMczo 13-7), 1:35 p.m. American League — Henderson, NY Sundoy's Gomes visiting Manchester. The visitor Thursday's Gomes Willard c 4 1 1 0 79; Pettis, Cal 51; Butler, Clev 43; will again be favored this time Dwayne Albert at tailback. Swift currently slated to start at split to grab the pigskin by the laces. and tight end Mike Custer, the don't know," confirmed Cour­ TetoN a 8 11 6 TotoN a IS IS 14 A brotherly act Wilson, KC40; Smith, K C 8 . Cleveland at Dallas, 1 p.m. Seattle at Kansas City, night Oohlond 81188 8)8— 8 Denver at Atlanta, 1 p.m. around — with the incentive of senior Frank Hoher will be at the end, where exchange student "We still haven't decided who club's No. 1 ballhawk. noyer, "But we've been focusing New York ot Detroit, night Pitching Detroit at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Milwaukee at Baltimore, night Clevolond 1818 D x -IS Victories surprise for the underdog. wingback slot. Yohei Tanaka should fill-in on will start,” said Cournoyer. "It Addabbo, Cote, Custer and start­ . all the time on preventing the big Game-winning RBI— Thornton (4). Phil NIekro (right) gives his younger brother Joe some Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. California at Chicago, night National League — Gooden, NY 21-4; Philadelphia at Washington, 1 p.m. "In a way, it's . sort of a As many as five others "will see occasion. may depend on our opponent and ing senior guard Rich Ringrose play.” E— Kiefer, Giiffln, Bernazard, Car­ Andulor, StL 21-9; Tudor, StL 198; ter, Jacoby. DP— Clevolond 2. LDB— pointers on the knuckieball. Joe joined his brother after New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. reversal,"' admitted Manchester action often", according to Cour­ The quarterback situation is a what we want to emphasize. We form a quartet of captains. At Schedule: Sept 21. Glastonbury Hawklns, SD and Scott, Hou 17-7; St. Louis at’ NY Giants, 1 p.m. Oakland 5, Cleveland 6. 2B— Heath, being dealt to the Yankees by Houston. Browning, CInn 17-9; Valenzuela, LA coach Ron Cournoyer, who has noyer, including juniors Tony familiar one. The Indians won two need one person to establish a center, senior Darien Parent gets H, 28 Hall A. Thornton 2, Jacoby, Griffin, Phillips, Son Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. NitlonalLiigue standings 17-10; Mahler, Atl 17-14. Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. copped conference crowns in his Osmond and Mike Lata at tailback, pennants in a semi-platoon sys­ personality — but it doesn't make the nod, filling in for injured junior Oct. 5 South Windsor A, 12 Henderson. 3B— Bernozard. HR— American League — Guidry, NY 196; Corfer 2 (14), Castillo (9). SB— Butler Kansas City at Miami, 4 p.m. two years at the helm, sporting a senior Mike Generis at wingback, tem, and it looks as though two any difference if we execute.” Jim Goodard Rockville H, 19 Windham A, 26 Soberhogen, KC 188; Burnt, Chi 188; NY Jets vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, Eott (43). SF— Ayola, Kingman, Franco. Alexander, Tor 168; L^lbrandt, KC and mammoth Jim Pearson at fullback candidates will again split time One of those 'executions' could The 6-foot, 190-pound Goodard, W t Pet. O t Phllliss5.Mats1 Cubs 3, Expos 0 4 p.m. 14-6 overall log. "We're excited — Fermi H. Moore, Sea 158; P.NIekro, NY 1510; San Francisco at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. a month is a long time to go without and promising sophomore Ron taking snaps. Seniors Sean be dealt by the offensive line, the talk of the pre-season, was Nov. 2 Enfield H, 9 East Hartford St. Loult 09 S5 .616 — IP H RRRBBSO Petrv, Det 1511; VIolo, Minn 1514. Ntw York 67 57 .604 2 OokkMid PHILADELPHA NEW YORK CHICAGO MONTREAL Earned Run Average Monday's Game playing a game. This is for real." Smith at tailback. McCarthy, the thrower, and John which returns four senior starters, called "our best two-way player” A, 16 Hartford Public A, 28 East Montrtol 77 67 .SaS 12 Blrtsoi (L 104) 2 2-3 6 7 3 5 2 ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM National League — Gooden, NY 1.8; LA Rams at Seattle, 9 p.m. The Indians tackle Hall High — When he isn't carrying the ball. Buccheri, the option-runner, may including guard Danny Addabbo, by Cournoyer. Unfortunately, Goo­ Catholic H 11 a.m. Philodolphlo 70 72 .493 16 Muro 3 4 3 3 0 0 Stone If 2 0 2 1 MWIIsn cf 3 0 0 0 Dernier cf 4 0 2 0 Raines If 4 0 10 Tudor, StL 1.97; Hershlser, LA 2.04; Sunday, Sepf. 29 Chicogo 67 76 .468 21 Va Athtfion 24 2 2 2 0 0 Maddox cf 2 0 1 0 Grdnhr 2b 4 0 0 0 Matthws It 4 0 0 0 Low X 4 0 10 Seattle at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Reutchel, Pitt Z X ; Valenzuela, LA 2.41. Tampa Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh 47 95 .331 41 Conroy 1 2-3 3 3 3 1 2 Samuel X 5 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 0 0 0 Hatcher If 0 0 0 0 Fronen 1b 4 0 0 0 American League — Stieb, Tor 2.51; West CItvtIond Haves cf 4 0 10 Carter c 4 0 ) 0 Bosley If 1 0 0 0 Brooks ss 4 0 10 Woshlngton at Chicogo, 1 p.m. Lelbrandt, KC2.68; Saberhagen, KC2.73; Dallas at Houston, 1 p.m. Los Angeles 85 59 .590 — Wordlt (W 6-7) 5 7 5 4 1 2 Schmidt 1b 3 1 0 0 Strwbrr rf 4 1 0 0 Sandbrg X 3 0 0 0 Frobel rf 3 0 0 0 Key, Tor 3.8; Witt, Cal 3.18. Scholastic roundup Cincinnati ' 77 66 .539 r/7 Clork (S 2) 4 6 3 2 0 1 GWIIson rf 4 2 3 0 Foster If 4 0 2 1 Moreind rf 3 1 1 0 Wolloch 3b 3 0 0 0 Green Bay at St. Louis, I p.m. SIrlkeouN LA Raiders at New England, 1 p.m. Houston 74 70 .514 11 WP— Conrovr Clork. PB— Wlllord. Virgil c 4 1 1 3 Knight 3b 4 0 1 0 Durhm 1b 3 10 0 Wnnngh cf 3 0 0 0 National League — Gooden, NY 247; Son Diego 72 72 .500 13 T — 2:57. A— 3,262. Foley ss 2 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 0 0 0 Cey X 2 0 0 0 Butera c 2 0 0 0 Soto, CIn 200; Ryan, Hou 191; Minnesota at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Atlonta 60 84 .417 25 Aguayo ss 2 0 0 0 Lynch p 10 0 0 Owen X 0 0 0 0 Wshngt ph 10 0 0 NY Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Son Francisco 56 88 .389 29 Valenzuela, LA 18; Fernandez, NY 152. Atlanta ort LA Rams, 4 p.m. Mirlnara 7. Royala 0 Schu 3b 4 10 0 Niemann p 0 0 0 0 Dovls c 3 1 1 3 O'Berry c 0 0 0 0 Americon L.eaoue — Blvleven, Minn Tussdov's Results Rawlev p 4 0 ) 1 Chrstns ph 1 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 0 2 0 Youmns p 0 0 0 0 179; Morris, Det 177; Bannister, (X1172; Cleveland at San Diego, 4 p.m. Cincinnati 6, San Francisco 1 Lxifhom p 0 0 0 0 Eckersly p 2 0 0 0 Shines ph 10 10 Burns, Chi 167; Hurst, Bos 160. Indianapolis at NY Jets, 4 o.m. Cheney soccer in one-sided affair over Prince Chicago 3, Montreal 0 Beane ph 10 10 LSmIth p 1 0 0 0 Roberge p 0 0 0 0 Miami at Denver, 4 p.m. Philadelphia 5, New York 1 SEATTLE KANSAS CITY Saves New Orleans at San Francisco, 4 p.m. ob r h M Ob r h bl Gardner p 0 0 0 0 Thmpsn iX 1 0 0 0 National League — Reardon, Mtl 8 ; St. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 4 Totalt a 5 9 S TotoN 8 15 1 St. Clare p 0 0 0 0 Monday, Sept. X Houston 10, Atlanto 6 Percont 2b 1 1 0 0 Smith If 4 0 2 0 Smith, Chi 29; Smith, Hou 24; Sutter, Atl Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 9 o.m. Reynids 2b 0 0 0 0 l-Jones cf 4 0 0 0 phiiodeiphio oaaoooo— 5 TotMS 8 16 1 Totals a 0 4 0 and Gossage, SD 23. There have been times when "It was frustrating in that we were Friday at Portland High at 3:15 "The girls did what was asked of Woodstock High, 1-0, Tuesday at Next outing for Coach Phil Los Angeles 7, San Diego 1 Bradley If 4 12 4 Brett 3b 4 0 2 0 New Yorfi 0 8 )8 0 0 8 -1 Chicago 08 08 000— 1 American League — Oultenberry, KC Cheney Tech was on the short end dominating but not finishing," p.m. them and it was a total team Coventry. Blanchette s squad is Saturday at Wednesday's Games Dovls 1b 4 0 0 1 McRoe dh 4 0 0 0 (iame-wlnnlng RBI — Virgil (7). Montrool 08 80 000-0 Pittsburgh (Walk 1-3) at Montreal E— Schu, Knight, Aguovo. DP— 34; Hernandez, Det and James, Chi X ; Football odda of a very tong score. Boyd said. "I would have liked to effort," said Eagle coach Ron Noah Bavier converted a corner the Bethel Invitational. (Loskev 5-14), 7:35 p.m. thomos dh 5 0 0 0 White 2b 3 0 2 0 Game-winning RBI— Davis (8). Moore, Calif 27; Howell, Oak and Collins rf 4 12 0 BalbonI Philadelphia )b 3 01, 0 0 New York 1. Dp —Chicago 1, Montreal 1. LDB— The shoe was on the other foot have seen a few more balls across Palmer. kick from the left side at 30:40 of Chicago (Trout 8-5) at New York LDB— Phllodelphia 6, New York 6. Rlghettl, NY 25. EC girls win Moses cf 1 0 0 0 Motley rf 3 0 10 Chicogo 8, Montreal 4. 3B— Dunston. RENOz N«v. - - Weekend NFL and Tuesday at the Beavers' field. the goal mouth. Jen Romeo set up two of the first the first half to account for the (Aguilera 7-6), 7:35 p.m. Hendrsn cf 4 1 2 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 2B— G.WIIson. Foster, Beane. HR— HR— Davis (14). SB— Sandberg (49). college odds os posted by Harroh's St. Louis (Forsch 7-6) at Philadelphia Tartabll 3b 1 0 0 0 Conepen ss 2 0 0 0 Virgil (19). Reno-Tahoe Sports Book: Seven different players hit the " (But) we were playing the ball A 'total team effort' may be a three goals for East. Romeo game’s only tally. EC girls take pair (Denny 11-11), 7:35 o.m. IP H RRRBBSO NFL Cincinnati (Robinson 5-6) at Atlanta Ramos 3b 3 1 1 0 Wathan ph 1 0 0 0 IP H R E R B B S D back of the net as the Beavers well wide and square and weren't familiar cliche lately, but that's crossed a pass to Amy Cantin, who “But we should’ve scored some Valle c 4)12 Biancin ss 0.0 0 0 Chicago Favorite Pts. overwhelmed outmanned Prince forcing it up the middle. We put what it took for the East Catholic counted the initial tally at 15 goals,” noted Plaster. "We had AVON — Defending State Open (Barker 24), 7:40 p.m. Dwen ss 4 1 1 0 Rawlev (W 12-7) 9 5 1113 Eckerslev (W 96) 7 3 0 0 1 4 Transactions San Francisco LA Raiders 3 San Diego (Draveckv 11-10) at San Totals 8 7 9 7 TotoN 11 0 7 0 YAff% L. Smith 2 1 0 0 0 2 Chicogo Minnesota 4 Tech, 9-0. that to effective use." girls soccer team to win its first minutes. After Melissa Carroll's some nice shots put right on the champ Avon High took the mea­ Francisco (Hommaker4-11), 10:35p.m. Seottle 200023 000— 7 Lynch (L 104) 3 2-3 5 5 5 1 3 MontroM Detroit Indianapolis 5 sure of East Catholic, the state Houston (Scott 17-7) at Los Angeles Niemann 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 The visitors were making their Sweeper Mike Griffin, mid­ game of the 1965 season. 10-yard boot made it 2-0, Romeo keeper. Paul Rheault had a nice (Welch 11-3), 10:35 p.m. Kansas City 8808000— 0 Youmans (L 3-3) 6 5 3 3 4 4 New England Buffalo 6 '85 debut after only four days of crossed another pass to Karen Class L champ, 19-36, in girls cross Game-winning RBI — Bradley (11). Latham 2 1 0 0 0 0 Roberge 2 0 O X 0 2 Washington Phllodelphia 14 fielders Daly and Jerry DePold The Eagles scored three first- goal called back on an offsides call, Thursday's (Tames E— Concepcion, Ramos. DP— Seattle4, Gardner 2 1 0 0 0 2 St. Clare 1 1 0 0 3 0 St. Louis NY Glonfs even practice. And it showed. and Bogan at a wing slot played half goals and went bn to post a 4-1 Lord, who converted the third and Mike Hassett hit the keeper country action Tuesday in Avon, San Diego at San Francisco HBP— By Lynch (Stone). T — 2:16. Cleveland — Acquired pitcher Rick Cincinnati at Atlanta Kansas City 2. LOB— Seattle 7, Kansas HBP— by Youmans (Cey). T — 2:X. Yett from Minnesota to complete the Denver Aflanta 6 Cheney coach Paul Soucy did well for Bolton. Boyd has moved win over visiting South Windsor Eagle marker. Brenda Bailey three times in the chest.” The Eagles didn’t come away City 4. 2B— White, Henderson. HR— A— 22,440. A— 124)95. Aui). 1 trade Involving Bert Blvleven; Cincinnati San Diego 4 Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Bradley (X ). SB— Brodlev (X ). Pittsburgh Houston 6 everything in his power to keep the Bogan, who began the year at High Tuesday at the Kennedy scored in the second half on a The Patriots held a 21-12 advan­ empty handed as they tripped Chicogo at New York, night osslgned Yett to AAalne of the score in hand. Road field. 15-yarder to account for the final Portland, 20-38, and blanked Far­ St. Louis at Philadelphia, night IP H RERBBSD Rads 6, Giants 1 Pennant racas at a glance International League. Dallas Clevolond 7 center midfield, to wing to open the tage in shots. Woodstock goalie Houston at Los Angeles, nloht Seattle New York (N L) — Recalled from New Orleans Tampa Bay 2Va "I've never been in a game like field. "He was getting marked all East, now 1-2, travels to West East goal. Mike Arsenault made 11 saves, mington, 15-50. Young (W 12-15) 9 7 0 0 0 1 Tidewater of the Internatlonol Miami Kansas City 5 this," admitted Soucy, adding he's Hartford Friday for an HCC Elizabeth Gunnes netted a pe­ Avon’s Lisa Kirwin was the Kansas Cltys SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI NATIONAL LEAGUE League: pitchers Calvin Schlraldl, Wes Green Bay NY Jets 6 over the place. This way we do pull while counterpart Bill Hines Amarican Laagua raaulti Farr (L 2-1) 41-3 4 4 3 2 3 ObrhM ObrhM East Gardner, Bill Latham and Randy Meyers, Momtav night been on the receiving end in the a defender out of the middle,” he contest against Northwest nalty kick for the Bobcats' lone stopped eight shots. individual winner in 15:10 over a M. Jones 2 2-3 5 3 3 2 3 Gladden 0 4 0 10 Redus O 5 0 1.0 W L Pet. GB catcher John GIbbonsond outfielder Billy COLLEGE past. "It's difficult." explained. Catholic. score. Wing fullbacks Dan Ellis and 2.5 mile layout. East's Kathie Ferriera 2 0 0 0 1 1 Wodwrd X 4 0 1 0 E.DavN rf 4 1 1 0 St. Louis n 55 .618 — Beane; purchased pitcher Randy Nie­ Oregon Stanford 2 Cheney, 2-0-1, managed a 2-0 East held a 15-8 advantage in DeMarco took second place with Rad8ox6,BluaJayaS HBP— by Farr (Bradley). WP— Roenick rf 4 1 1 0 Esaskv If 4 2 2 1 New York 87 57 .604 2 mann from Tldewtrter. Arizona California 4 Bolton begins its COC schedule South falls to 0-3. Mike Burrell turned in superlative Young. T— 2:8. A— 17,770. Driessn )b 4 0 3 1 Milner ct 0 0 0 0 damn Remaining Florida St Memphis St 17 lead at the half. "They (Prince) shots. South Windsor netminder efforts on defense for the victors. Cathy Cross seventh for the Brown X 4 0 0 0 Perez 1b 4 2 2 1 ST. LDUIS (18). Road (5) — at TORONTO BOSTON Seattle — Manager Bobby Floyd' of Notre Dame Mich St 6 were able to stay with us for the Sandy Parker came up with 11 The win kept Coventry unde­ Eagles. Leonard If 4 0 1 0 Bell X 4 12 1 Philadelphia (2) Sept. 18,19; at Montreal Calgary of the Pacific Const League and Wake Forest No. Carolina St 8Vj imrhM ebrhlil Twina 7. Rangers 2 Nokes c 4 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 0 2 1 (3) Sept, a, X , Home 03) — first half. But after that...," Soucy saves, while East's Teresa Som- feated at 2-0-1. .Woodstock falls to * East is off until this coming Fernndz u 4 0 1 0 Evans rf 4 110 29. Coach Manny Estrada of Salinas of the TCU Kansas St 14 Adams ss 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 3 0 2 2 Montreal (3) Sept.X,21,X; Pittsburgh (2) Californio League will not be rehlred. Pittsburgh Boston College 6 said, not stating the obvious. bric made five. 0- 2. Tuesday when it hosts St. Mary's of Brrghs ph 1 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 3 2 2 0 LaPoint p 1 0 0 0 Dster X 4 0 10 Sept. X , 24; Philadelphia (2) Sept.X, 26; Basketball Penn Cornell IS Sal Vemali, on a cross from New Haven and St. Thomas Mosebv cf 4 0 1 0 Bucknr 1b 5 0 2 0 TE)(AS MINNESOTA Deer ph 1 0 0 0 McGffgn p 3 0 0 0 New York (3) Dct. 1, 2, 3; Chicago (3) The Patriots open their COC Mulinks 3b 3 1 0 0 Rice dh 4 0 2 2 ObrhM ObrhM Cleveland — Waived guord (3eo Tech Virginia 3 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Oct.4,5,6. Kevin Williams. Harvard Columbia 13«/a Mark Cusson, opened the scoring slate Friday when they host East Aquinas at Wickham Park. Bell If 4 13 0 Gedman c 4 1 1 1 Harrah 2b 4 0 0 0 Puckett Yngbid cf 5 0 0 0 ph 10 0 0 Slought c 4 1 1 0 Stenhous If 5 2 2 1 NEW YDRK (18). Road (10) — at Dartmouth Princeton s>/» at 26:09 of the first half for Cheney. MHS girls win Hampton High at 3:15 p.m. Rm u IU: 1. KIrwIn (A ) 15:10 for 2.5 Oliver dh 4 0 12 Armas cf 4 113 GarreIN p 0 0 0 0 Chicago (2) Sept. 23,24; at Philadelphia Penn St East Carolina 14 mllei, 2. DeMarco (EC), 3. Glbley (A), Johnson 1b 4 0 0 0 Lyons cf 0 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 4 1 2 2 Meier If 0 0 0 0 Totals a I 7 1 Totals 8 6 13 6 Los Angeles — Homed Randy Pfund Ba Pho, with the first of two goals, Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Hrbek )b 4 13 0 (2) Sept. 25,26; at Pittsburgh (3) Sept. V, assistant coach and scout. Yale Brown 6 4. WIdler (A ), 5. R. Buckanavaga(A),6. Whltf c 4 0 0 0 Eosler If 3 0 10 Son Francisco 0808108— ) 2», 29; at St. Louis (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. Home (8) Kentucky took a centering pass from Doug In spite of intangibles and (3afley (A ), 7. Cross (E C ), 8. Valuckas Barfield rf 4 2 3 1 Romlne If 0 0 0 0 Ward It 4 0 0 0 Brnnskv rf 5 1 2 2 Clnclnnoft 48 88 8 X — 6 Philadelphia — Signed forward Tulone 13 Valentin rf 3 0 0 0 Salas c 4 110 — Chicago (2) Sept. 18,19; PltNburghh(3) Terry Cotledge to a 5year contract. Army Rutgers 1V» Johnson and made it 2-0 at 33:55. controversies, Manchester High Cross Country (F ), 9. A. Buckonavage (A ), 10. lorg 2b 3 1 1 2 Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— Perez (4). Sept. X , 21,X ; Montreal (3) Oct.4,5,6. Poppalono (A ). Leach ph 1 0 0 0 Hoffmn ss 3 1 1 0 Buchele 3b 3 0 0 0 Smolly dh 4 0 2 2 Now Indiana 2'/s Pho converted a penalty kick at still emerged victorious in girls E— McGaffIgan. DP— Sen Francisco Utah — Announced It will not match Miss St So. Miss. 6 TetoN a 5 10 S TotoN M 6 II 6 Wright cf 3 0 10 (SaettI 3b 3 1 1 1 1. LOB— San Francisco 6. Cincinnati 7. 1:14 of the second half and the rout soccer action Tuesday night. MHS wins two Wllkrsn ss 2 0 0 0 Lmbrdz 2b 4 1 2 0 Sacramento's offer sheet for center Rich Nebraska Illinois 7Vi Toroma ON la 1)0-5 2B— Leonard, Redus, Perez. HR— West Kelley In return (or cash. Iowa St Vonderbllt 2 was on. Scott House added two The Indians, minus three of four BostOP N2M008X— 6 Gagne ss 3 0 11 Esasky (17). SB— E.DavIs (13), Redus SIMSBURY — Manchester High TofoN 11 2 4 2 TotoN 8 7 14 7 W L Pci. GB Football Alabama Cincinnati 18 possible starting defenders, shu­ Game-winning RBI— Armas (10). (47). SF— Diaz. Los Angeles 8 59 .590 — Utah St goals and Matt Coakley, Carl Girls Swimming E— Johnson, Mulllniks. DP— Toronto Texas 0 8 0 8 0 8 — 2 Buffalo — Signed running back Mike Son Jose St 6 boys cross country team won twice IP H RERBBSD Cincinnati 77 66 .539 7Vi Pruitt and guard Joe DoLamlelleure; Wyoming Cal-St Fullerton .5 Barresi, Peter Albert and Jim tout visiting Hartford Public, 2-0, 1. LDB— Toronto 5, Boston 9. 2B— MInnesoto 81 81 OOx— 7 Son Francisco G am n Remaining and lost once in a four-way meet Mosebv, Fernandez, Rice, Bell. 3B— Game-winning RBI — GaettI (7). ploced offensive lineman Justin Cross on (}hlo St Colorado 10 Krone one apiece. Johnson col­ at Memorial Field. MHS triumphs LaPoint (L 7-14) 5 12 6 6 0 3 LDS ANGELES (18). Rood (6) — at San Inlured reserve; waived running bock Air Force Rice 24Va Tuesday in Simsbury. The Indians Bell. HR— loro (6),Armas (22), Barfield E— Schmidt. LOB— ^Texos 3, Minnesota Moore 2 0 0 0 0 2 lected his second assist on House's Nancy Sheldon and Amy Bar­ 9. 2B— Salas, O'Brien, Wright, Smal­ Francisco (3) Sept. X , 2), 22; at Von Williams. Clemson (Seorgla 2 topped Glastonbury, 20-43, and It was a predictable start for the (24). GarreIN 1 1 0 0 1 1 Houston (3) Sept. 23,24,25. Home (12) — Fresno St first goal with the latter assisting rera scored goals for unbeaten IP H RRRBBSO ley, Brunansky. HR— Brunonskv (8 ), Clnclnnottl Chicogo — Withdrew Its offers to Oregon St 3»/a Bloomfield, 17-46, but fell to Manchester High girls swim team Terenfe O'Brien (18). SB— LombardozzI (1). Houston (2) Sept. 18, 19; San holdouts defensive bock Todd Bell and South Carolina Mldilgon 3 on Coakley's goal at 16:06 with a Manchester, now 3-0. Sheldon, off a McGaftlgn (W 2-3) 9 7 1 1 0 10 Francisco (3) Swt. V, X, 29; San Dlego(2) defensive lineman Al Harris. Washington Houston even homestanding Simsbury, 19-40. Tuesday, as the Indians captured StIeL (L 13-11) 4 2-3 8 6 3 3 4 SF— Gogne. T-2:2V. A— 11,521. pretty cross from the left wing. feed from Barrera, banged in a IP H RERBBSD Sept. X , Dct. 1; Atlanta (2) Dct. 2, 3; Miami — Signed wide receiver George Texas Missouri 10',^ "We made some mistakes in the an 88-73 season-opening victory Dovls 2)0010 Cincinnati (3) Oct. 4, 5, 6. Maryland Cheney had a 38-9 edge in shots. 10-yarder from the left corner for Caudill 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 1 Texn Shorthose. West Virginia 7 race and I think we learned from over visiting Bulkeley High at the Schmidt (L 55) 4 8 5 4 ) 1 Cardlnala10,Plratas4 CINCINNATI (19). Road (13) — at New Orleans — Signed free ogent LSU Colorado St 27Vj Prince goalie John Raposo came the gamer at 9 minutes. Barrera Boston Atlanta (2) Sept. 18, 19; at Houston (3) Arkansas them," Manchester coach George Manchester High pool. Boyd (W 14-))) 7 1-3 9 5 5 1 5 Williams 2 4 2 2 ) 2 cornerbock Willie Tunis; placed line­ Tulsa 10'/^ up with 17 stops. Tom Jezouit had finished a breakaway with a Rozema 2 2 0 0 0 0 Sept. X , 21, 22; at San Francisco (2) backer Jim Kovach on Inlured reserve. Wosh St Utah 3 Suitor said. Mary Ann Troy was a double Crawfrd (S 10) 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH Sept. X, Oct. 1; at San Diego (2) Oct. Z 3; at So. Col the shutout in goal for Cheney. 15-footer at 32:11. Jen Atwell was T— 2:53. A— 17,274. Minnesota ObrhM ObrhM Baylor 11 Glastonbury's Steve Essey was winner for the Indians, copping the Viola (W 1514) 9 4 2 2 ) 5 LosAnaeles(3)Oct.4,5,6;atChlcago (1) NY Giants — Signed kicker Jess BYU Temple 7 Sweeper Dennis Foreman and credited with an assist. Coleman If 4 2 2 1 Orsulak cfTo 5 2 Be Announced 3 1 (If necessory). Atkinson. UTEP the individual winner in 17:16 over 100- and 200-yard freestyles. Schmidt pitched to 2 batters In 5th. McGee cf 5 1 1 2 Reynids If 4 0 0 2 New Mexico St 4 stopper Don Christie played well Hartford, 1-1-1, was outshot, 40-0. T— 2:X. A— 8,149. Home (6) — Atlanta (3) Sept. 24,25, X ; St. Louis — Signed wide receiver J.T. UCLA Son Diego St 13Vi a 3.1 mile layout. Sophomore Shelley Factora, Karin Fry and TIgara 8, Yankaat 1 Herr X 3 1 1 0 Ray X Houston 4 0 (3) Sept. 0 0V, X , 29. Arizona St Goalie Lilly Rocha made 27 saves. Uiwless X 1 0 1 0 Bream 1b 4 0 2 1 Smith and linebacker Danny Spradlin; Pacific 27Va for Cheney. Wendy Morton made it a clean placed defensive bock Lionel Washington The Beavers begin their COC MHS lists captain and All-Stater Shaun Brohy "ran an outstanding NBW YORK DETROIT Cedeno 1b 4 1 1 2 Brown rf 4 0 10 and linebacker Thomas Howard race, ” according to Suitor and took sweep in the diving for the victors. ObrhM ObrhM Jorgnsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Peno c 4 0 AMERICAN 10 LEAGUE on Inlured reserve. schedule Friday as they host Denise Belleville, Wendy Pede- Hendrsn cf 4 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b 5 1 1 1 Landrm rf 4 1 1 0 Gonzalz X 4 Eott0 0 0 third place in 17:37. Bob Dickson Stacey Tomkiel, Heather Nel­ National League results Vn Slyk rf 1 0 0 0 Khollfo ss 4 1 1 0 RHAM High at 3: IS p.m. monte and Heather Lavery among Griffey If 3 0 10 Flynn 2b 0 0 0 0 W L Pet. GB Seattle — Released punter Jeff West; Boxing the missing. Belleville is out for an and ^nan Gorman were eighth son, Lori Gallo, Meghan Giles, Mffngly )b 3 1 2 1 Trmmll u 4 0 2 1 Penditn X 5 1 1 0 Kipper p 10 0 0 Toronto 9) 53 .632 — re-signed tree ogent punter Jimmy and ninth respectively for the Tina Snarski, Francine Fillaramo Winfield rf 4 0 0 0 Boker u 0 0 0 0 Astros 10, BrsvasR Smith u 4 2 3 3 Kemp ph 10 10 New York 8 X .597 5 Colquitt. Bolton wins extended period with ligament and Hosev c 3 0 0 0 Gibson rf 4 111 Nieto c 5 1 1 0 McWllm p 0 0 (3ames 0 0 Remaining locals. and Amy Hack were among those Andular p 3 0 0 0 Krwczyk p 0 0 0 0 Hockey ' cartilage damage to her knee, Bonilla ph 1 0 0 0 Parrish c 4 0 10 TORONTO (18). Road (7) — at Boston Calgary — Forward Dove HIndmarch Major fight tchodule COLCHESTER — Two second- while Pedemonte is sidelined with Manchester's next outing is who showed great improvement Baylor dh 3 0 10 l,emon cf 4 0 0 0 HOUSTON ATLANTA Almon ph 1110 (DSept. 18;atMllwoukee(3) Sept.a.X, retired. half goals lifted Bolton High to a 3-1 Saturday at the Bethel for Manchester. Pogllarl 3b3 0 0 0 Herndon If 4 1 1 0 ObrhM ObrhM Winn p 0 0 0 0 29; at Detroit (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. Home (11) — Edmonton — Signed Bob McCam- a twisted ankle and may miss Mechm u 3 0 0 0 Evons 1b 3 4 2 2 Doran 2b 4)20 Thmpsn If 2 0 0 0 Morrlsn ph 1 0 0 0 Milwaukee (4) Sept. X , 2), ^ 23; Boston mon to a multi-year contract os (c-denotosdefondingchomplon) . victory over Bacon Academy in Friday's game at South Windsor Invitational. The Indians host Windsor Locks Hudlsr 2b 3 0 0 0 SImmns dh 3 1 1 2 Pena 3b 1 0 0 0 Harper If 3 0 10 Totals a 10 12 8 TotoN a 4 10 4 (3) Sept. 24,25, a ; New York (3) Oct. 4,5,6; non-conference action Tuesday in Raiults: 1. Essey (G ) 17:16 for 3.1 Friday ot 3:30 p.m. St. LouN 8 ) Oa 080-10 assistant coach. Soot. 18 at London — Colin Jones vs. High.against the CCC East rival Brookns 3b 4 1 2 1 PankvN rf 4 1 2 1 Ramirz ss 5 0 0 0 Baltimore (1) Oct. 7(lfnecessarv). Colchester. milts, 2. Forcellino (S), 3. Brophy (M ), Results: TetoN a I 4 I TotoN a 9 11 9 Ban cf 5 111 Murphy cf 4 1 1 0 Pittsburgh 10)08X0— 4 Minnesota — Signed left wing Tony Thomas (kircia, 1Z wolterwelahts. Bobcats. 4. D'Donnell (S), 5. VIncelette (S), 6. 28 medlav reloy: 1. Manchester Now Yedl ON IN 888— I Cruz If 3 10 0 Perry 1b 4 2 2 2 Game-winning RBI — Smith (5). NEW YORK (18). Rood (8)' — at Me Kegney to a 5yeor contract. Sept. 18 at Atlantic City, N.J. — .lohn The win lifts the Bulldogs to 2-1 Lavery, a starter, was declared D'Harra (S),7. McHose (5),8. Dickson (Tbmkiel, Lauzon, Prelesnik, T ro y ),2. ostreit 121181 Six— 9 [3avls 1b 3 2 2 1 Wshngtn rf 4 2 3 2 E— Khollfo, Pendleton, Cedeno, Detroit (2) Sept. 18,19; at Baltimore (3) /Vieokins vs. Joey Ferrell, 10, lunlor (M ), 9. Gorman (M ), 10. Harris (S). Bream, McWilliams, Andular DP— St. NHL— Slgneda 5year contract with Its for the season. Bacon dips to 1-1. ineligible because freshmen can­ Bulkeley, 3. Manchester (Burns, Rlg- Game-winning RBI — Gibson (8). Walling 1b 1 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 Sept. 20,2), 22; at Toronto (3) Oct. 4,5,6. officials. wrttorwelohts; Henry Tillman vs. Tom­ "I wish they were all like this glo, Phillips, Pullmann) 2:M.2. E— Mattingly. DP— New York 1, De­ Garner 3b 5 2 2 2 Runge 3b 3 111 LouN 1, Pittsburgh 1. LDB— St. Louis Home (10) — Detroit (3) Sept. 24,25,26; Pittsburgh — Signed goaltender Gllles mie Stevenson, 8, heavvvi^^ts. not be used at the varsity level. MHS girls sweep 28 tree: 1. Tomkiel (M ), 2. Caruk troit 1. LDB— New York 4, Detroit 6. Bailey c 2 10 0 Benedict c 2 0 0 1 7, Pittsburgh 6. 2B— Kemp, Khollfo, Baltimore (4) Sept. X , X ; Sept. 18 at Tampa, Fla. — Glenn Wolfe one,” said Bolton coach Ray Boyd, Thon ss 4)12 Smith p 0 0 0 0 Brown. 3B— Drsualk, Lawless. HR— 27, 29, Meloche to a multi-year contract. vs. Stove Uttle, 10, welterweights. Midfielders Chris Rovegno and (B ), 3. Knotia (M ), 2:21.7. 2B— Baylor. HR— Gibson (N ), Simmons Milwaukee (3) Oct. 1, Z 3. SOCC0T pleased by a total team effort. SIMSBURY - Manchester High 28 IM: 1. Troy (M ), 2. Pierce (B), 3. (10), Whitaker (X),/Mattingly ( » ) , Evans Kerfeld p 2 0 0 0 Shields p 10 10 Smith (5), Cedeno (8), McGee (10). Cleveland (M IS D — General Manager Jill Boggini played well for the Sines (M ) 2:X.8. 2(33). DIPIno p 2 0 0 0 Obrkfll ph 10 0 0 SB— Drsulok (17), Coleman 2 (8 ). WMt Bacon opened the scoring at Indians, as did defenders Sarah girls cross country team launched S— Andulor. Al Miller signed a 5year contract. SO tree: 1. Williams (B ), 2. Pullmann IP H RRRBBSO Dawley p 1 0 0 0 Camp p 0 0 0 0 W L PCt. GB Tacoma (MISL) — Signed forward 30: IS of the first half on a goal from Nicholson and Sue Webb. its '85 dual meet season by taking (M ), 3. Lauzon (M ), 27.2. NOW YoNi Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSD Kansas City 8 62 .58 — Cerone ph 10 0 0 SI. LOUN Andrew Parkinson to a multi-year Calendar Steve Laput. Amie Bogan ans­ “Friday should be a real good three, topping Simsbury, 21-34, and Diving: V. Factora (M),2. Fry (M),3. Guidry (L 194) 6 8 7 7 2 3 California 8 64 .556 2 contract. wered at 36:40 with an assist from besting Glastonbury and Bloom­ Morton (M ), 176.95 points. Rasmussen 2 3 2 0 2 0 Gorber p 0 0 0 0 Andulor (W 21-9) 9 10 4 3 0 5 Games Remaining test for us,” said nerve-wracked 18 butterfly: 1. Prelesnik (M ), 2. DMTttH Chmbis ph 1 0 0 0 Pittsburgh KANSAS CITY (18). Rood (6) — at Bill Figmund for Bolton. field by idential 15-40 counts. TotoN a 10 9 TotoN 8 6 9 6 Kipper (L 51) 5 5 6 5 2 4 Manchester coach Joe Erardi. Long (B ), 3. Rugan (B ), 1:17.8. Petrv (W 1511) 7 4 1 1 1 to Seattle (3) Sept.X,X,a;otMlnnesota(3) TODAY Two corner kick conversions, Kim Jarvis was the individual 18free: 1. Troy (M ), 2. Williams (B), Hernandez 200017 Houston 08 Oil 008— 10 McWilliams 2-3 5 4 4 0 0 Sept, a, X , 29. Home 02) — Seattle (2) Beys Soccer “I’m pleased to be 3-0 at this point 3. Pullmann (M ), 58.8. T— 2:21. A— B,213 Atlanta 8 0 0 8 X 0 - 6 Krawezyk 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 3 Sept. 18,19; Minnesota (3) Sept. 20,21, X ; East Catholic at Aquinas, 3:15 both boots taken by Ted Daly, gave in the season.” winner for Manchester with a time Game-winning RBI — Thon (5). Winn 2 2 0 0 1 1 Tunkis at MCC, 1 Bolton the victory. Both goals were of 16:43 over a 2.5 mile layout. 58 free: 1. Pierce (B ), 2. MacDonald E— Benedict, Runge Z DP— Atlanta 1. T— 2:8. A— 3,924. California (4) Sept. X,Oct.l,Z3; Oakland (M ), 3. Knotia (M ), 6.32.2. (3) Oct.4,5,6. Velleyboll on headers, the game-winner by Teammates Sheri Veal and Ca­ 18 back: 1. Sines (M ). 2. Caruk (B), LOB— Houstan9,Atlonta6.2B— GarnerZ CALIFORNIA (18). Rood (12) — at Golf Manchester at Enlleld, 3 :X Hsratd photo by Pinto Coventry triumphs Burns (M ), 1:14.8. Whlta8ox5.Angala2 Dovls, Washington, Runge, Murphy. Dodgara 7, Padras 1 Chicim (2) Sept. 18,19; at Cleveland (3) Bogan at 13:57 and the second by rolyn Fahey were 2-3 in 16:57 and 18 breast: 1. Long (B ), 2. Tomkiel HR— Washington (11), Dovls (16), Perry Sept, a, X, X ; at Kansas City (4) Sept. X , THURSDAY John Roberts at 16:16. Daly's COVENTRY — It shouldn't have 17:02 respectively. Mindy Forde (3). SB— Thon (6). SF— Thon, Bene­ Girls Seccer Cheney Tech’s Sal Vernali has the soccer ballon his foot (M ), 3. Lauzon (M ), 1:17.4. CALIFORNIA CHICAGO LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Oct. l,Z3;otTexas (3) Oct.4,5,6. Home(6) ability to put the bail in the middle been as close as the score, was sixth, Chris Nielsen ninth, 48 tree relay: 1. Manchester (Phil­ ObrhM ObrhM dict. — Cleveland (3) Sept. 20,21,22; Chicago Coventry at Portland, 1:15 IP H RRRBBSO ObrhM ObrhM Tallwood Bacon Academy at Bolton, 3:15 of the box was the key. and plenty of room to operate in match Tuesday against according to Coach Bob Plaster. Jessica Marshall 17th and Doreen lips, (iailo, Scheldeman, MacDonald), Corew 1b 4 0 2 0 Law If 12 0 1 Houston Duncan ss 5 0 1 2 Flannry X 4 1 1 0 (3)Seot.X,X,X. 2. Manchester (Giles, Snorskl, Perry, Beniquz rf 4 1 1 0 Uttle 2b 4 110 Bolton had a 26-5 edge in shots. Prince Tech. Vernali scored opening Beaver goal. Coventry High blanked visiting Breen 18th for the Silk Towners. Kwrfeld 3 2-3 4 2 2 3 4 Landrex cf 4 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 2 0 PRESIDENT'S CUP — J6 hole totals FRIDAY Knoflo), 3. Bulkeley 4:52.0. DeCIncs 3b 4 0 2 1 Baines rf 4)24 AAorshll rf 4 1 1 0 Gwvnn rf 4 0 10 — Low gross- Paul Kenneson 152, Ray Grich 2b 3 0 0 0 Walker 1b 4 0 0 0 DIPIno (W 56) 31-3 4 4 3 0 3 Boys Seccer Dawley 2 1 0 0 0 1 Gonzalz rf 0 0 0 0 Nettles X 3 0 2 1 Embury IX, Stan Domlan IX, Ron South Windsor at Manchester, 3 :X Downing If 4 1 1 1 Fisk c 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 12 2 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Basils 157, GIno Calderons I X ; Lov/ Jocksn dh 4 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 0 2 0 AttontoHome RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 Smith (L 7-10) 2 6 6 6 3 3 Madick X 4 1 1 0 Garvey 1b 3 0 0 0 Bowling net- Sam Sapisnza IX , John Howaro Bolton at Portlond, 3:15 Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Boston cf 4 110 Andersn X 0 0 0 0 Martinez If 2 0 1 0 142, Warren DeMartIn IX , J lm Aulman Boone c 4 0 3 0 (Tulllen ss 3 0 0 0 Shields 2 0 0 0 0 1 East Hampton ot Coventry, 3:15 Comp 1 3 4 4 3 1 Scloscia c 4 1 I 0 McRynl cf 3 0 0 0 IX , Bob Jamieson IX , Jay Jayson IX , Girls Seccer Twins give troubled Steve Howe his unconditional release Schoflld u 2 0 0 0 Hulett 3b 2 0 0 0 Dedmon 1 0 0 0 1 0 AAotuszk If 2 1 1 1 Hawkins p 2 0 0 0 Don Wennik 145, Dick Brewer IX . Ted Manchester at South Windsor, 3 :X RJones ph 1 0 0 0 Garber 310001 Williams If 1 1 1 0 Wolna p 0 0 0 0 Blosko IX , Jim Allen IX . Gerber u 0 0 0 0 Sax X 3 12 1 Bmbry ph 10 0 0 Taa-Totalara TWD MAN BEST BALL — Low East Catholic at Northwest Catholic, Sconirs ph 1 0 0 0 Smith pitched to 3 batters In 3rd; 3:15 By Carrie Muskot asked lo be released from nis to take refuge in Minnesota and "Maybe artistically he wasn't Howe had been missing since the Twins to his "profound disap­ Camp pitched to 5 batters In 6th. Hershlsr p 3 0 0 0 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Doreen Cote 18, Bertha Toutain gros5 Ray Emburv-Ed Stone 71, Art St. TetoN a 1 9 2 TetoN a 5 6 S TetoN 7 18 6 TetoN 1 7 1 Louls-Lou Argsnlo 72, Poul Kennsson- Cross Country United Press International contract to “devote his immediate then leave his profession. Running the Steve Howe of old. Maybe with appearing Thursday night on the pointment in himself and in his Cotttonilo SH8M118— 2 HBP— by Camp (Davis). PB— Bailey. a X 180-475, Barbara Shedrick 200-496, Dot RHAM at Cheney Tech, 3:15 T — 2:53. A— 2,4!4. Lm AngeNs 8 N 8 8 » g -7 Hills 183-502, Petle Bucclno 175483, Jlm Allen 72; Low net- Don Garvev- and full attention to his personal back Chuck Muncie, suspended for spring training under his belt, he’d ABC television show "Nightline" concern for his future.” CMCOOO 11S0M18X-S Son DIege 1808008-1 George Frankenberger 60, Som Girls Swimming (some-wInnlng RBI — Bolnes(13). Gall Hartzog 48, MaryAnn ZawlllnskI Windsor Locks at Manchester, 3 :X problems and full recovery.” all but one game in the 1984 season get back,” Fox said. in Chicago to discuss drug use in Game-winning RBI— Matuszek (2). 465, Shirley Blue 4X, Anne Minis Saplenza-Walt Kokoszka61, Sal Russo- MINNEAPOLIS - The state of E— Witt, Schofield. DP— Colltornlo 1. E— Kennedy, Gwvnn. DP— Los An- Jan Jayson 61, Fronk Woltyna-Mark East Catholic at St. Joseph's (Trum ­ Howe, 27, was suspended for the at San Diego, retired from pro The baseball commissioner's professional athletics. After miss­ Howe has Deen tested for possi­ Chicago 2. LDB— Californio 7, Chicogo 5. 215510, Nancy Schultz 462, Terry bull), 6:X p.m. Minnesota might have been a geles4. Son Diego I. LOB— Los Angeles 3, Priskwaldo 480, Pat Thibodeau 494, Kirk, X , John Sutherland-JIm Aufmon Velleyboll 1984 season by then-commissioner football last week after missing office has yet to rule on Howe’s ing the Twins' weekend series ble cocaine use once a week since 2B— Kittle, Benlouez. HR— Downing (19), San Diego 4. 2B— Nettles, Marshall. 63. refuge for Steve Howe, but now he Bolnes (19). SB— Boston (8). SF— Ruth Woodbury 177-58, Lou Toutain Harttord Public at Manchester, 3 :X two counseling sessions. status. Howe mentioned to Fox he against Cleveland, he told team HR— Brock (21). S— Hershlser. SF— 200-191-187-578, Lee Bean 191-18-551, LOW GROSS, LOW NET — A- Gross- is on his own again. Bowie Kuhn.He joined the Twins joining the Twins in August. Low. Radio, TV Sax. Steve Schackner 78, Net- Jim Creogon "We signed him and we- all has not given up on the thought of officials Sunday he was in the IP H R R R B B S O Shirley Eldrldoe 179-185X7, Barbara SATURDAY The relief pitdher, who admitted Aug. 9 after five seasons with the He joined the Twins Aug. 9 after CollferMo IP H RERBBSD Seifert 17548, Marge Bralnord 205487, 69, Bob Jamieson 69, Gerry Blanchard Foetbdll- to Minnesota Twins officials he Las Angeles Dodgers that included thought it was a good idea,” Twins returning to baseball. Detroit area to visit his wife's five seasons with Los Angeles, TONIGHT Los Angeles Rita Kelsey 466, Goyla Butcher 48, 69, Bob Lukas 71, Len Belanger 73, Witt (L 138) 6 2-3 5 4 3 4 4 Hershlser (W 16-3) 9 7 1 1 2 5 Glostonbury at Manchester, 1:X treatments for chemical depen­ president Howard Fox said of “I wish Steve the best,” Fox grandfather, who suffered a where he was treated for chemical Cllburn 11-311)01 7:X Yankees vs. Tigers, Channel II, TrudI Taylor 484, Stephanie Anderson Mark Kirk 74, Don Tucker 75. East Catholic ot Ledyard, 1:X used cocaine when he went AWOL WPOP Son DIege 179, Jessie Williams 18-518, Cindy RETIREE LEAGUE — Peoria- 1. last weekend in the Detroit area, dency and unannounced Howe. "I think the fans were said. "I think the No. 1 priority in stroke. Family members said dependency. CMcbv# Hwkns (L 17-7) 7 1-3 8 7 4 1 1 Beys Soccer Burns (W 188) 6 2-3 6 1 1 1 10 7:X Red Sox vs. Blue Joys,-W TIC Hyson 180-48, Claudette Mertens 182- Sam Saplenza, 2. Ted BIcnko, 3. Walt St. Joe's at East Catholic, 11 a.m. was granted his unconditional departures. understanding and are forgiving this whole affair is Steve Howe. Howe never showed up. In 13 games with the Twins, he James ( S B ) 2 1-331111 rodlo. Wolna 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 48, Linda Canino 200-48, Eleanor Kokoszko. MCC at Becker, 2 p.m. Jackson 120002 I5H0LE LADIES — Mystery Event- release Tuesday. Howe is the second professional people. The players liked him: the “I'm not disappointed that we Fox said Howe attributed the was 2-3 with a 6.16 ERA and no T — 2:49. A— 124)91 7:X Mels vs. Cubs, Channel 9, W KHT T — 2:H. A— X,7W. Wilson 205518, Liz Bralnord 4X, Carol Cress Country gave him an opportunity.” Lewie 503. Sally Whitham 12,9-hols- Lisa BoblnskI Monchester at Bethel Invitational Tbe Twins said the left-hander athlete suspended for cocaine use fans and coaches liked him. delay in contacting his family and saves over 19 innings. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18, 1985 - 13 Sports in Brief Two more clubs Kelley trial postponed FOCUS/ Food VERNON — The trial of University of Connecticut basketball star Earl Kelley, charged with two counts of threatening andone sent to sidelines count of unlawful restraint in connection with an incident on the UConn campus, has been continued to Oct. 1 at the request of his Washington Social Club shaded Clifford smacked two hits each to lawyer. Manchester Property Mainte­ lead Washington Social Club. nance, 5-3, and Lathrop Insurance Kelley's lawyer. Lubbie Harper of New Haven, indicated he is Four batters — Dave Bidwell, bombarded Sullivan Landscaping, trying to dispose the case out of court. John Thomas, Dave Romano and 23-4, in Tuesday night action in the Kelley, a senior, is also facing possible internal charges by the Wayne Ostrout — cracked four hits sixth annual Manchester Rec university. It alleges Kelley kept several knives and a gun in his apiece to pace Lathrop’s 29-hit Department Fall Slo-Pitch Softball vVV r ' r' / 4 dormitory room against university regulations. Disciplinary barrage. Bidwell and Thomas Tournament at Fitzgerald Field, action was postponed after U.S. District Judge M. Joseph blasted two-run homers. Rob and The final two games in the single Blumenfeld issued a temporary restraining order barring a Rosie Ransom, Tom Burke and elimination bracket tonight fea­ ✓ I'Y V V / r'F Andy Zeidler chipped in with three hearing on the case. ture J.C. Penney against Gentle hits each. Touch CarWashat6p.m,andMain Pub vs. Farr's at 7:30 p.m. For Sullivan, Ben Pagani East grads on UofH roster Double elimination begins cranked three hits, including a HARTFORD — Junior Dawn Soucy and sophomore Liz Thursday. two-run homer, while Don Chap­ Palmer, both graduates of East Catholic High, are members of Don McAllister tossed a five- man and Dwight Peterson added two hits each. Mike Coughlin the University of Hartford women's soccer team this fall. hitter and Steve Devereaux, Pete belted a solo homer for the losers. Soucy and Palmer each have won one varsity letter. Avorw Bruno Jugovic and Jim Forstrom on RIT roster NHL roundup ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Freshman Sarah Forstrom, a freshman out of Manchester High, is the No. 4 singles performer for the Rochester Institute of Technology women's team team this fall. Forstrom captured her team's MVP award a year ago. "Sarah Bruins to show is an all-around seasoned player who've very comfortable at the baseline. She is an excellent freshman prospect, and with experience, I expect her to move up the singles ladder,'' said RIT new look in ’85 t » coach Ann Nealon. * r' / R IT opened its season last Wednesday. t' i i’ f \ / By United Press International consistent. The power play used to r / f' be a great Bruin weapon, and I'd UPI photo UConn hooters visit BU The new look of the Boston like to see us bring that back." BOSTON — Nationally ranked University of Connecticut Bruins this season will be invisible In other training camp news: Former Detroit Tiger pitching coach Roger Craig, who at men's soccer team, unbeaten at 2-0-3, will have three games in to the average fan. — Newly acquired goaltender one time managed the San Diego Padres, wili be named The Bruins will have new Giiles Meloche was signed to a the next five days. 'The Huskies visit Boston University tonight at coaches and new captains during multi-year contract by the Pitts­ manager of the San Francisco Giants today. 7 p.m. in Boston at Nickerson Field before games in Storrs the upcoming NHL season, and the burgh Penguins, Meloche, who has Friday against Stanford and Sunday against Big East foe new leaders will blend their spent 14 years in the NHL, was Syracuse. personalities into the workings of acquired from Edmonton Sept. 12. Matt Addington leads Connecticut in scoring with three goals, an experienced team. But with all — The New York Islanders Giants will make placing him in a tie for fourth place with Tom Nevers on the the changes, the team concept will report that Bryan Trottier has all-time goal scoring list with a total of 35 goals. pretty much remain the same. rehabilitated bis right knee and “ We may add a few things, but increased his upper body strength. Jays, Royals get advantage they won't really be things people " I feel my knee is really built up changes will be able to see from the seats," and my body is much stronger and NEW YORK (UPI) -T h e Toronto Blue Jays and Kansas City defenseman. Ray Bourque said I feel ready to have a great Tuesday from Danvers, Mass., season," Trottier said. By William D. Murray the club in 1976. Royals, already entrenched in first place in their respective Davenport, who was appointed where the Bruins opened training Coach Al Arbour also reported United Press International divisions, won coin tosses Tuesday that would bring them home manager nearly a yearago, said he camp. Bourque, who will share the that left wing Brad Dalgarno, the dates in the event of a playoff. was not bitter at being asked to captaincy with Rick Middleton, club's No. 1 draft choice, was SAN FRANCISCO - Al Rosen American League President Bobby Brown conducted the will be named general manager of step down. ceremony and in each case a call of “ heads" proved the winning added, "O ff the ice is where the "very impressive" in the morning differences will show up. It's a the San Francisco Giants and “ There's no bitterness, no hard choice. workout for rookies. different approach." The Islanders confirmed that Roger Craig the manager, sources feelings," he said. "The only thing BC to test for drugs The new head coach is Butch left wing Greg Gilbert, who under­ confirmed Tuesday. I feel bitter about his Using." Goring, who replaces General went knee surgery in March, will Announcement of the moves will However, he did not know if he CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. — Boston College could begin testing Manager Harry Sinden, and his not play before November. come at a Wednesday news confer­ had any envy for his successor. "I'm not sure that if I was going its 700 student- athletes for drugs as early as next semester, the assistant is Mike Miibury. Goring ence called by Giants owner Bob Lurie. to get the job. I'd want to corne in school's athletic director said Tuesday. and Miibury both played for — Greg Adams and Rob Palmer In yet another front office this late in the year,” he said. “ You Football Coach Jack Bicknell and Athletic Director Bill Flynn Boston last season. were the only regulars to skate at "The Bruins have always been shakeup, Rosen, recently with the get to know the players (for next are among the 15 members of BC's year-old Committee for Drug the New Jersey Devils camp. Houston Astros, will replace Tom y ea r), but to come in at the end is Education and Testing for Student-Athletes. known as a hard-working team ," Craig Wolanin, the club's first Too many tomatoes linguine can star on your table tonight Goring said. “ And that isn't going Haller and Craig, former San very tough.” “ It's very important, if not for any other reason than to protect draft choice and No. 3 overall, has Diego manager and Detroit Tiger Haller has blamed media criti­ kids from going down a path that's a dead end,” Bicknell said. “ If to go out the window. There's no not worked out since Friday Cook two types pasta according s seasoning. Quarter tomatoes, squeeze out way you can get along in the NHL pitching coach, will replace Jim cism and the need to field an By Nancy Pappas restaurants, according to Restau­ a pasta supper is inexpensive, and a kid knows he's getting a test, maybe he'll stay away from because of a slightly bruised Save about a cup of this pepper gently over a large bowl to remove to package directions. Meanwhile, without good forechecking and Davenport. Haller and Davenport immediate winner for his Herald Reparter rant Business magazine. The noo­ takes no longer to prepare than drugs. Even if that's the only reason he stays away from it, that's shoulder. mixture for another use. (It is an most of the se^s, then put the saute whole garlic cloves in 2 contact, and that's what's kept the have beeiv offered other positions dismissal. dles themselves were colored most TV dinners. It is also a wise good enough for m e." excellent addition to an antipasto tomato pieces into the pot. tablespoons of the butter. After Bruins a contender ail these years. — New Detroit Red Wings coach in the organization. Most of the criticism stemmed Call them noodles or macaroni, orange with carrot extract, blush­ choice in terms of family health — Robert Kennedy, the former from his trades, priiparily of spaghetti or fettucine. Give 'em a ing pink with tomato paste or green physicians and nutritionists have platter.) Cook pasta according to Blend in herbs. Crush with a about 5 minutes at medium-high “ Our style won't change much at Harry Neale aaya his club nriust heat, or when the garlic is light NHL, refs reach agreement executive vice president of the outfielder Larry Herndon to De­ twist and call them rotini, bucatini, with spinach. There were even been urging Americans to increase package directions, until tender potato masher to get out the all. Whatwe'regoing to be working improve in four areas: goals brown all over, remove it from the on is better execution of that style. Chicago Cubs, will be named troit, pitcher Al Holland and farfalle or strichetti. speckled noodles with herbs their intake of complex but still firm to the bite. Drain and largest of thd tomato lumps. Bring NEW YORK (UPI) —The National Hockey League announced allowed, road play, power play and pan and discard. assistant GM, the sources said. second baseman Joe Morgan to No matter what you call them, worked right into the dough. carbohydrates. piace in a warmed deep dish. Pour to the boil, uncovered, and cook E Boston's always been a great penalty killing. Tuesday that a three- year contract agreement has been signed It will mark the eighth change in Philadelphia and first baseman- "W e — I guess I mean we 'food The important thing is to get about 3 cups peperonata over until some of the liquid has forechecking team, and now we “ We're going to be a much they’re all really pasta. They're Add sliced mushrooms to the with the league's officials. managers since Lurie took over outfielder Jack Clark to St. Louis. pundits’ who sit around and down to some serious pasta eating. noodles. Season with additional evaporated, about 5 minutes. Add want to be even better and more improved team this year," he said. little more than flour and water — garlic-flavored butter. Saute until A tentative agreement was worked out by the negotiating sometimes with an egg thrown in discuss food — we just didn’t see So here are just a few of our pepper and serve immediately. sugar, salt, pepper, and lemon committee about three weeks ago and was ratified Tuesday. A how pasta could possibly get any favorite recipes. The first two were Serves six. juice if it seems to be needed. ( A mushrooms exude their liquid, and for good measure. the liquid is evaporated. This takes league spokesman in Toronto said specific details of the pact Yet this simple, basically pea­ more popular,” said William Pri- chosen because they make use of lot will depend upon the acidity of about 8 or 9 minutes. Stir in basil have not yet been released. sant food is steadily climbing mavera, a food consultant and the end-of-summer garden sur­ Ungulne with too the tomatoes.) Holmes, Marciano former president of the Culinary plus. Clip and add them to your file Add drained pasta to the sauce- and parsley. A ’s extend lease upward on the popularity charts, many tomatoea Jazz let Kelley go both here in Manchester and Institute of America in Hyde Park, of noodle knowledge. pot. Toss to coat well. Add cheese Combine remaining butter, across the nation. N.Y. "But the phenomenon still /i cup (Edmonton Oilers Tuesday signed record to. 50-0 by January and then from 1952-55, died in a plane crash northern ItaliK Pasta came cooks prefer to make all their own and pepper. Cover and cook over Scald tomatoes and remove veal piccante, braised pork with times we denied we were leaving, Eisenhardt called the Colise­ 1 teaspoon dry or 1 tablespoon former Philadelphia Flyer head coach Bob McCammon to a retire. But would Holmes' 50-0 be in 1969 when he was 45. dressed in white, pale pink and pasta, using either an electric or medium heat about 30 minutes, skins, if you wish. (We rarely do so, lemon slices, or seafood fra there still was a feeling the team um's offer to help find outside local fresh minced basil long-term contract as an assistant coach. more impressive than Marciano's “ There's no way Larry Holmes hand-cranked machine. sitrring occasionally. Add vinegar and find that dead-ripe tomatoes diabalo. was gone. We had take some action investors an important step* in even green sauces. 1 cup whipping cream McCammon, 44, joins head coach Glen Sather and returning 49-0? Or was Marciano the better could compete with Marciano — Whether the noodles start out and mix well. Cook uncovered for have skins which practically dis­ to eliminate that doubt once and keeping the team in Oakland. By the early 1980s, pasta had ■A pound freshly grated Parme­ assistant John Muckier behind the Oiler bench. He replaces Ted fighter regardless of what the and I told Larry this — he had too dry in a box or fresh from a cutter. 10 minutes. Taste and adjust for appear in the course of cooking.) Continued on page 15 for all.” "W e feel we have to diversify the become the "it” food in trendy san cheese Green, who left after last season to start his own business. records say? much power for these guys, too A comparison between fighters much guts," said Lou Duva, a The lease calls for the A ’s to ownership of the club," he said. from different eras can be best veteran fight m anager and receive a five-year, $15 million "W e feel this fusion of private and Mets’ Sisk faces surgery made by comparing records and trainer. "These guys would say, loan from the Coliseum to be paid public monies to maintain the comparing the boxers' styles. 'When is this guy going to stop?' back by 1990. The Coliseum board team at the Coliseum is an NEW YORK — New York Mets pitcher Doug Sisk is likely to Holmes has a more impressive "He (Marciano) was never a has also agreed to help the team important step to a better eco­ undergo surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow record than Marciano, judging great fighter but he never got find local investors able- to pi'r- nomic future for the A’s.” within the next week and will miss the rest of the season. General from figures compiled by Com- beat.” Sweets in a hurry are easy with a microwave Manager Frank Cashen announced Tuesday, puBox, Inc., a New York firm that Angelo Dundee, who trained ' If you have a sweet tooth that demands satisfaction Team orthopedic specialist Dr. James Parkes diagnosed the is making a name for itself in the Muhammad All, said Marciano 1 tablespoon instant coffee crystals ■A cup chopped nuts injury at his New York office as “ loose bodies and spurs." business of tracking fight wasn’t as easy to hit as it looked. at odd times of the day or night, or if you just want to 3 tablespoons Amaretto Cake: 2 squares (I ounce each) semi-sweet The operation will be similar to the one performed on Roger statistics. “ When Muhammad boxed him have some desserts on hand for spur of the moment (A cup whipping cream chocolate McDowell two years ago and will disable Sisk for six to nine The average age of Holmes' (for a staged computer bout), he serving, then combine microwaving with freezing, To garnish: Additional whipped cream 1>A cups all-purpose floor HALL & MUSKA and you have your problem solved. months, according to Parkes. opponents in his 21 title bouts has was surprised at how hard he was M arge’s Sliced almonds I'A cops sugar been 28, while Marciano's seven to hit, even at that age (Marciano Make-ahead desserts prepared in the microwave In a 2-cup glass measure place the chocolate and 1 teaspoon baking soda title foes averaged 34-years-old, was 44 at the tim e),” Dundee are fast. They, can then be frozen for use at a later M icrow ave butter. Microwave uncovered on high power for 1 1 teaspoon salt USFLer says merger coming Holmes' championship oppo­ remembered. SERVES ALL OF MANCHESTER time. You can, with a little foresight and planning, minute, or until soft. Stir just until combined. Do not ♦ eggs nents also had better records, with Another member of All’s camp. have a wonderful dessert ready to serve in just Kitchen overstir. Vi cup buttermilk PHOENIX, Ariz. — The president of the Arizona Outlaws said an .889 winning percentage (506 Dr. Ferdie Pacheco, has a lesser minutes. Your family and friends will be amazed at ^^Rarge^hurchNI^ Place 8 paper bake cups in muffin pans. Spoon about Two-thirds cops shortening Tuesday there is some movement concerning a merger between 47 Years of Quality Fuel Oil Service triumphs in 569 bouts). Marciano's impression of Marciano the the delicious treats that you can servein just minutes. 1 tablespoon chocolate mixture into each baking cup, 1 teaspoon va^lla the National Football League and U.S. Football League. title opponents had an .844 winning fighter. No need for panic when unexpected guests arrive. spread evenly with narrow metal spatula over bottom Your dessert can be on the table and ready to serve “ Some things are going on," Outlaws president Bill Tatham Jr. percentage (534 victories in 632 "When Marciano fought he was Believe It or Not? and up sides of each bake cup. Chill in the freezer until g l a z e said. fights). considered a ham-and-egger," while the coffee is being made. few visible flecks of rhubarb. firm. 4 squares (1 ounce) each semi-sweet chocolate Tatham would not elaborate but insisted a m erger would ease Overall,. Holmes fought 10 un­ said Pacheco, NBC’s boxing ana­ WINTER WILL SOON BE HERE! Just give these desserts a try, and watch the smiles Poure the mixture into a 9-by-9-by-2-inch container, In a 2-quart glass casserole, combine the 1 tablespoon shortening many of the issues facing the NFL. beaten fighters to Marciano's lyst. "H e was like a Tex Cobb. Sure they produce. cover with moisture-vapor proof wrap or container marshmallows, milk and coffee crystals. Microwave “ The m erger solves a lot of the N F L's problems," he said. “ It three, while six of Marciano's he wore you down but he was so Have your furnace checked now!!! lid. Chill in the freezer for about 3 hours or until firm. uncovered on high power for 2>A to 3 minutes, or until TO SERVE: solves their probiems concerning the cities of Oakland and opponents had losing records com­ ugly doing it. HEATING ESTIMATES Break the frozen mixture into chunks and place in a the marshmallows are melted, stirring twice during 1(A cops chilled whipped cream Baltimore, pared to three for Holmes. The "H e wouldn't have had an Orango-rhubarb fraaza chilled large mixer bowl. Beat on medium speed of cooking. Stir in Amaretto. Chill mixture in the freezer 3 tablespoons powdered sugar electric mixer 'til smooth and fluffy. Do not let the records of six opponents of each undefeated streak today; he used $ cupo sliced rhubarb (aboui 1 pound) for 30 to 45 minutes, or until cold, but not set, stirring 1 teaspoon vanilla EFFICIENCY TEST W/ mixture melt. While beating, scrape mixing bowl with champion are unavailable. to cut like the Panama Canal." 1 cup light com tyrap twice. Place butter in a small bowl. Microwave at high for a rubber spatula. Beating the mixture before it is Becker, Curren in finals FURNACE TUNE-UP t tablespoons water In a mixing bowl, beat the >A cup whipping cream 45 to 60 seconds, or until butter melts. Stir in graham completely frozen incorporates air into the mixture, until soft peaks form (tips will curl over). Gradually cracker crumbs. Idicrowave at high for 1 minute, TULSA, Okla. — Boris Becker and Kevin Curren, the 1985 Vi cup orange liqueur which improves the consistency. fold the marshmallow mixture into the whipping stirring after half of the time. Mix in nuts. Set aside. Wimbledon Pinallsts, advanced to the championship round Few dropsa of r ^ food coloring Edberg a survivor Return the beaten mixture to the container and cream. Spoon the mixture into the chocolate cups. Te prepare cake, line bottoms of two 9-inch round cake In a 2-quart glass casserole, combine the sliced Tuesday in the Tulsa Tennis Challenge. HALL & MUSKA, Inc. cover lightly. Chill in the freezer about 2 hours more, rhubarb, light com syrup, and water. Cover Chill in the freezer for at least 1 hour, or until firm. dishes with waxed paper circles. Becker went a full hour In defeating Vitas Gerulaitis, 6-3, 6-3 LOS ANGELES (U PI) - Ste­ or until firm. To serve, spoon into dessert dishes. to defeat Dickson 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 Microwave on high power for 4 to 6 minutes, or until Just before serving, remove the tarts from the Place two squares of chocolate in a small bowl. Curren overcam e a severely sprained ankle and a late rally by phan Edberg of Sweden, the No. 2 FULL SERVICE Makes about 1 quart. Tuesday. the rhubarb is tender, stirring once during the cooking muffin pans. Peel the paper bake cups from the Microwave at SO percent (medium) for 2 to 5 minutes Guillermo Vilas to take his match, 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. seed in a $315,000 Grand Prix In other first round action, Larry process. chocolate tarts shells. Top each with additional or until smooth when stirred. Set aside. Combine all tournament, admits he was fortu­ Stefanki of Menlo Park, Calif., 24 hr. - 7 days Pour the cooked rhubarb mixture into a blender Frozen almond tarts whipped cream and sliced almonds. Yields 8 servings. cake ingredienu except chocolate in a large bowl. nate to get past unseeded Mark upset No. 6 seed David Pate 7-6,6-4. container. Cover and blend until the mixture is V4 of an SAMince bar milk chocolate, broken up Blend at low speed for 30 seconds, scraping bowl Lakers, Green agree on terms Dickson in the opening round. EMERGENCY SERVICE constantly. ' smooth. Add orange liqueur and a few drops of red 2 lablespoona batter Crwam-fllM chocolato cak* Edberg, whose last appearance No. 3 Scott Davis, No. 7 Jimmy Beat at medium speed for 2 minutes, scraping the PO R TLAND , Ore. — The Los Angeles Lakers and forward A.C food coloring, if desired. Cover and blend unUI 28 marshmallows Topping: Vi cup butter on the Tennis Center court at Arias and No. 8 Paul Annai> iu‘ combined. The mixture will be slightly thick with a Green, the team's first-round draft choice, have reached terms UCLA was a gold-medal victory in fared better than Pate of l..i.s 623-3308 .Hlk One-third cap milk 1 cup graham cracker crumbs Continued on page IS on a new contract, his agent said Tuesday. the Olympics la.st year, .survived a Vegas.. Nev . by ailvaiieliig lu Hie FRANK MAFFE, Owner Neeond-sel iiialeli iioiiil and i .dliisl seen llll I'lillllil MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. IB, 198S - » u - U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18. 19M_ Your Neighbor's Kitchen M enus Monday: Baked meatloaf, Span­ tacos, lettuce and tomato cup, served at Andover Elementary Senior clUzBns ish rice, mixed vegetables, salad, Spanish rice, buttered corn, but­ School the week of Sept. 23 through The following meals will be cake. Bologna and cheese sand­ terscotch pudding. 27; Cook learned trade playing hooky 1 served at Mayfair Gardens and wich, fresh fruit, milk. Thursday: Oven-fried chicken, Monday: Salisbury steak, Westhill Gardens, the week of Tuesday: Veal patty with mush­ cranberry sauce, whipped pota­ mashed potatoes, corn, pudding, Are you kidding? We’ll probably hot syrup is added, beat in tne matza or bread crumbs, egg, salt roils. By Nancy Pappas and pepper. Shape into meat balls, Sept. 23 through 27 to Manchester room sauce, whipped potato, wax toes and gravy, buttered peas, Htrald Reporter set the library on fire and we’ll all chestnut puree, butter, vanilla and residents who pre 60 or older: beans, salad, pudding. Egg salad bread and butter, apple wedges. Tuesday: Grinders, vegetable die of smoke inhalation. Other than liqueur, ^ t this aside. dropping them into the simmering sticks, chips, spice cake. liquid as they are formed. Simmer, Monday; Orange juice, chicken sandwich, applesauce, milk. Friday: Baked macaroni and Marilyn Alderman is a that it’s a great idea." With clean beaters and a fresh Parmesan, shells with Italian Wednesday: American chop cheese, grape juice, peanut butter Wednesday: Combination pizza, Alderman and her mother no bowl, whip egg whites until very covered, 45 minutes. salad, juice bars. Manchester cooking teacher who Skim off fat. Taste, adding more sauce, broccoli Normandy, rocky suey, carrots, peas, salad, fruit. stuffed celery, carrot sticks, bread began training for her present longer agree on the foods they frothy. Gradually add 2 tables­ road pudding. Chicken salad sandwich, pears, and butter, peanut butter cookies. Thursday: Fried chicken, rice prepare, and the menus they plan. poons sugar and continue beating brown sugar or lemon juice if pilaf, green beans, rolls, ice D career by playing hooky from needed. Serves six to eight; rice or 1 Tuesday: Sauerbraten with gin- milk. ABB school. Stranger still, her mother "She accuses me of serving until whites are stiff but not dry. gersnap gravy, parslied potatoes, Thursday: Roast chicken quar­ cream. everything raw,” Alderman says. In a third bowl, whip cup of the noodles makes a good side dish. Bolton schools Friday: Doughboys, puffs, peas, dear encouraged the truancy. carrots, dinner roll, sliced ter with gravy, cranberry sauce, mine "My mom was lonesome. She "She cooks her vegetables an cream. Fold egg whites and cream peaches. baked potato, squash, salad, gin­ The following lunches will be cookies. average of 13 hours, I think. into chestnut mixture. Blend well. Himvob rancheros served in the Bolton Elementary an al was suffering her empty nest Wednesday: Com chowder, cold gerbread with topping. Ham salad RHAM m an syndrome a little early. So she Chicken takes about a day to bake, Combine two crust ingredients. 1 16ounce can refried beans sliced turkey, American cheese, sandwich, peaches, milk. and Center schools the week of actually encouraged me to s(ay as far as she’s concerned." Press firmly into the bottom of a Sept. 23 through 27. The following lunches will be She Margarine as needed potato salad, cucumber and to­ Friday: Cheese ravioli with her I home from school and cook with But other members of the family 9-inch springform pan. Pour chest­ 4 eggs mato slices, mixed fruit. tomato sauce, brussels sprouts, Monday: Tacos, hot sauce, let­ served at RHAM junior and senior her," says Alderman, of Richmond approve of Alderman’s culinary nut mixture over the crust. Cover Thursday: Pineapple juice, beef tuce and tomato, corn chips, fresh high schools the week of Sept. 23 14 yi and freeze until firm, eight, hours 1 8-ounce can tomato suace zucchini, salad, pudding. Tuna free Drive. approach. Rachel, 16, and her 8 (lour tortillas continental, buttered noodles, salad sandwich, fresh fruit, milk. fruit. through 27: "She would say to me, 'It’s a bad father, Neal, are big fans of home or overnight. Combine all three mixed vegetables, blueberry tart Tuesday: Egg salad sandwich, Monday: Chicken nuggets, Joe sauce ingredients and refrigerate. 2 cups shredded Cheddar or Jack my f day, why don't you stay home?’ So cooking. In fact Neal Alderman, a cheese with topping. potato salad, carrot and celery french fries, buttered corn, home­ I would stay home and we would professor at the University of Remove torte from freezer 15 Manchester schools sticks, fruit cocktail gelatin. made roll, pudding tart. few 1 cup sour cream then cook together. I think during my Connecticut, Hartford campus, minutes before it is to be served. Sliced black olives for garnish Friday: Autumn soup, stuffed The following lunches will be Tuesday: Grilled ham and says his favorite food is "whatever Wait 5 minutes, remove rim. Whip Wednesday: Juice, lasagna, but­ child senior year I averaged maybe Warm refried beans and set shells with Italian sauce, Italian served in the Manchester public tered bread, vegetables, cinnamon cheese on a sesame seed roll, steak three, four days of school a week. we had for dinner last night." remaining cream. Decorate torte green beans, Italian bread, cherry schools the week of Sept. 23 fries, cole slaw, peanut butter my aside, keeping warm. applesauce. mon The rest of the time I was home, using a pastry tube, or simply Melt margarine in a heavy nut coffeecake. through 27. brownie. HOWEVER, ALDERMAN isn't spooning dollops of whipped cream Thursday; Cheeseburger, sex. cooking with mom.” skillet. Carefully drop in eggs, and Monday: Hot dog or chili dog on french fries, sunset salad, ice Wednesday; Homemade pizza, In spite of this poor attendance always in the mood to cook for the around the edges. Blueberries top a custard filling for this Innovative green beans, mixed fruit. his V cook sunny side up. Cook until Meals on Wheels a roll, baked beans, cole slaw, cream. somi record, Alderman managed to family after a day of cooking Place torte on a platter. Serve almost set, then pour tomato sauce dessert pizza. Thursday: No school. Teacher professionally. Sometimes she’s with raspberry sauce, either The following meals are to be chilled fruit cup. Friday: Pizza day. , on sc graduate from high school in East over eggs. Cook an additional 1 to 2 Tuesday: Cheese and pepperoni day. Hartford. She headed to college as gotten dinner prepared ahead of drizzled over the top or passed served to Meals on Wheels clients Friday: Baked manicotti with she minutes, or until set. the week of Sept. 23 through 27. The pizza, tossed salad, orange juice smai a food science major. time. But on other days, she finds separately, in a small pitcher or Meanwhile, warm tortillas. To Andover Elementary meat sauce, buttered broccoli, herself with about one square foot gravy boat. Serves 10 to 12. hot noon meal is listed first and the bars. her. "My mother thought that would do this in microwave oven, wrap in Wednesday: Meat and cheese The following lunches will be garlic roll, applesauce. be cute, having a real food person of clean kitchen counter space left, ‘Si* Pizza look-alike cool evening meal, second. wasi heavy paper towels and micro- lovei in the family,” recalls Alderman. at five in the afternoon. Neal's sauce wave a minute on high. In a "When I got to my first big That’s when she turns to the for. 1 pound ground beef conventional oven, wrap in foil and r ----""(iCTa)) SUPER COUPON )*7p’^^o* Ik chemistry course, I decided that containers of her husband’s spagh­ heat 5 minutes at 350 degrees. We Watch 'cute' wasn’t exactly the word for etti sauce which are always in the 3 cloves garlic, minced is really dessert wore ' 3 small onions, chopped 1 VVIIH IMib COUPON AND PURCHASE OF ANY GOCO OH PCAIINUM BAND it. It just was impossible." freezer, or to egg dishes such as Put a generous portion of beans DOUBLE ried 1 29-ounce can heavy tomato Our P’s you I The food science major quickly omelets, frittatas or the huevos on each of 4 tortillas. Top each with By AUeen Claire salt I Fine Porcelain China became a child development spe­ rancheros printed below. puree an egg. Pour on the sauce which >/i cup water Completer Piece then 1 35-ounce can Italian crushed NEA Food Editor COUPONS & Q ’s I CmOOM. fHOM P a "lOlfftntNTlIfcMS. L ru c rr nciuT rf 4 Such quickie standby dishes will remains in the pan. Garnish with 1 tablespoon butter * COUPONG0SUN StPf light cialist. But 10 years later. Aider- tomatoes man was back in college, pursuing not be served this week, however. cheese, sour cream and olives. Take advantage of those fresh Whipped cream (optional) In honor of the Jewish High Holy 1 4-ounce can sliced mushrooms Serve remaining tortillas on the Mint leaves (optional) a degree in home economics, with blueberries still in season or use (jCARVINO A GREAT TRADITION) ( BUTCHER SHOP ~ ) a fo ^ and nutrition specialty. Days, which began Sunday night 2 6-ounce cans tomato paste side, with butter, if you wish. Bake pie crust at 350 degrees for ( BUTCHERSHOP ^ ■A teaspoon salt the ones you froze previously to D1 and continue through Sept. 25, Serves four. make a dessert pizza. 15 minutes. Blend cheese, eggs, Alderman will be preparing more 6 turns of a pepper grinder sugar, vanilla and nuts, pour over sand WHILE STILL attending school 1 teaspoon dry basil This treat has a custard filling in California, Alderman began traditional foods. Note: This is good for a light pie crust. Return to oven (or 10 Top Round youi ■A teaspoon mixed Italian sea­ and may be served with whipped Chuck Steaks is a teaching bread baking to be­ 'I think that's how a lot of Jewish supper or brunch with hot choco­ cream or your favorite ice cream. minutes. Cool. families get in touch with the sonings or oregano late, flavored with cinnamon. For topping: Mix 2 cups of the Steaks resp ginners. When her family returned Pinch sugar or Roasts BEEF ROUND-BONELESS to Connecticut ten years ago, she holidays. They eat the traditional Complete meal with a salad of Herald photo by Peppu blueberries with 'A cup sugar, set BEEF CHUCK-BONE IN-BLADE 1ST CUT cant did a stint with the University of foods and it gets them in touch with ■A cup dry red wine bvocado, orange slices and greens. Blutbany pizza aside. In saucepan, mix remaining of 0 Connecticut’s extension service, the rituals,” she says. >A bunch flat leaf Italian parsley, Marilyn Alderman works in her Richmond Drive kitchen. 1 tweet pie crust to cover 13-Inch sugar, cornstarch, cinnamon, salt then resumed her teaching. The Aldermans will be having chopped She teaches cooking classes through the Cooperative pie pan (tee note) and water. 1 9 9 sweet and sour chicken fricassee Brown meat in a large saucepan. Scientists have discovered that 1 package (8 ounces) cream Center \ In the last four years, she has Extension Service in Tolland. Among her specialties: low Add remaining 2 cups of blueber­ Cut I at least once during this period. 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Stir chocolate ■/• cup lemon juice I Glen Rock Honey Ham FALL FLAVOR-CRISP JUICY everything already cooked.” RASPBERRY SAUCE well; blend into batter. „ FRESH SIXED-PACIFIC up i 2 cups fresh or frozen raspber­ packed One-third cup butter Salmon Steaks ^ o broi ■A cup raisins Spread half of the batter in each 2‘/i cups graham carcker I German style Cooked Salami .1.99 THE PROBLEMS which arise ries, crushed dish. Microwave one layer at -a FRESH O Q Q pay are frequently not culinary ones. Sugar to taste 1 pound chicken wings or small Graded Classes in crumbs, divided liM P O R T E D i ; q o Bay Scallops «> 3 ^ bloo time at 50 percent (medium) 6 I Bavarian Swiss Cheese » o . ^ y S 1 M W Alderman recalls standing in the 2 tablespoons orange liqueur pieces chicken 1 can (21 ounce) blueberry pie U No 2 0 1 ® * LARGE a Z E -3 1 TO 3 5 C T SIZE — med 1 pound ground beef minutes, rotating 'A turn once. filling I madewithhellmannsmavonnaise Up lb. Fancy Shrim p^hell On t. O children’s room at the Windsor Beat yolks until very thick and TAP • BALLET • POINTE • JAZZ Sprinkle with half of topping. — re light in color. Leave the bowl on the ■A cup matza meal or bread 2 cups sweetened whipped I Creamy Potato Salad ' .. b y Locks Library, trying to do a yeast Increase power to high. Micro- CAUFORNIA-TENDER GREEN is a bread demonstration for parents, mixer stand. crumbs cream or whipped topping CALIFORNIA JUICY SWEET ( THEDAIRY^^^ com 1 egg • ACRO-GYMNASTICS wave 2 to 5 minutes, or untii top Makes 2 9-inch desserts THE FREEZER while the children ran around Boil the two-thirds cup sugar and springs back when lightly touched, Jumbo Size Jumbo Size Q Q 0 gist picking out picture books. It was water in a pan set on a very hot ‘A teaspoon salt - Classes for all age groups - from 3 years old to adult Blend egg yolks, Vt cup sugar, rotating 1 or 2 times. Let stand lemon peel and lemon juice in a Honeydews 1 Broccoli OY not an ideal learning environment. burner until a candy thermometer ■A teaspoon pepper New Country d: Cut giblets into bite-sized pieces. — All levels offered from beginner to professional directly on counter for 5 minutes to small bowl. Microwave at 50 Sunkist fiRM-bUGAR SWEET “ 7 l o n g TENDER SPEARS ^ But a recent caller proposed one reads 234 degrees. Turn mixer 10 minutes. Remove from dishes. Fresh Asparagus » . 9 9 28-y back on and leave it running while Combine in a large pot with next 7 percent (medium) 3 to 5 minutes, BosePears . l9 4 Yogurt which would have been even — Special emphasis on dance for boys Repeat with remaining layer. Orange Juice LARGE MEATY reqi worse. "I got one woman wanting pouring hot syrup into the yolks. ingredients. Bring to a boil, reduce or until thick, stirring 2 or 3 times ALL FLAVORS After removing from cake dishes, during cooking. Cool. Green Peppers »o9 Pascal Celery S69* To I Avoid pouring the hot syrup heat, cover and simmer 30 — Family rates and multiple class rates GOLDENMEATYBUTTERNUTOR ^ to know whether I could do a cool on a wire rack. FRESH WASHEDCRISP CT r\(t jog barbecue demonstration in the direclty onto the beaters, where it minutes. Line two 9-inch round cake Acorn Squash o « — Co-ed classes Combine (our squares chocolate dishes with foil. Place butter in a Romaine Lettuce «o9® 1 prol basement of a library. I told them. will harden immediately. When Add chicken. Combine beef. FARMFRESM-SOLIOHEADS . and 1 tablespoon shortening in a medium bowl. Microwave at high 1 9 ane 2-cup measure. Microwave at 50 Green Cabbage »10 Russet Potatoes o .S, 1. o 9 beci for 45 to 60 seconds, or until butter U S NO '-ALL PURPOSE ^ r~ F*\if percent (medium) for 2'/i to 6'A melts. Stir in 2 cups crumbs until n u t r it i o u s - h e a l t h f u l ^ f-y-V/t. ^ f r o m m 4o o *1 Supermarket Shopper ‘Kinder-Dance' ^ Golden Carrots 2i,59* Yellow Onions 2 59 6 ^ minutes, or until chocolate is soft moist. RAiSJN & H O NEY 10 O Z EGG PLAINLAIN OHO H ONIONO NIO N and shiny. Stir well. Drizzle half of Choco Good Chocolate Drink « T .b 9 A program designed especially for the Press half of crumbs evenly and QROCERY-PICK GREEN P'S AND Q SAVE PASTEURIZED glaze over top of each cake layer. firmly in bottom of each prepared Lenders ") 3- and 4-year-old to encourage a love for Freeze on wire rack just until firm. A&P Cream Cheese »«' 69® Adult Classes dance through fun. This program is a dish. Gently spoon half of pie filling Bagels 5 9 ^ PLAIN FLAVOHfcOORfRUlTONTHEBOrrOM New labels will solve problems Wrap separately label and freeze into each crust, taking care not to combination of the dance elements taught NATURAL Prego Geisha Chunk Dannon Yogurt 2c,^99* (or no longer than 3 months. lift crumbs. Set aside. W HITE O R y E l l OW-IND WRAPPED . By Martin Sloane in a way that is conducive to improving To serve; Unwrap and place one Beat whites of eggs until foamy. Seneca 7 Q 0 Ched-O-Bt Cheese Sngles »“ 1 .6 9 United Feature Syndicate Spaghetti Sauce Light Tuna ^ Tap • Jazz the gross motor skills, encourages work­ layer on a serving plate. Micro- Beat in remaining 'A cup sugar. 1 IN W A T E R Clip ’n’ file refunds wave at 50 percent (medium) for 3 Apple Juice f 9 MUSHROOM, MEAT OR REGULAR ing and getting along in a group situation, tablespoon at a time,. until soft NO N DAIRY Nathan's Herring ""„°'3.29 DEAR MARTIN: Your column is most helpful to to 5 minutes, or until wooden pick peaks form. Fold whipped cream (X tA R T E R S those of us who are trying to save on our food bills. I Beverages (File 8) self-confidence, poise, grace, and most, A&P Hand! Whip ’/r7 9 ® can be easily inserted in center, into cooled lemon mixture, then BLUEBERRY OR BUnbRMILK r-v/-v i 3 9 Blue Bonnet Margarine D^g 0 9 am hoping you can help me with my particular Clip out this file and keep it with similar important, a body that is strong and rotating plate every other minute. N A TU R A l Dance Exercise fold into beaten egg whites. Aunt Jemima Waffles 1 . 0 9 3 2 -o z . problem. cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with healthy. Both weekdays and Saturday Repeat, placing other layer on 1 Hood Sour Cream 1 .1 9 Spread half of mixture over pie EXTRA CR£PY 1 jar can The return address labels I use when I send for beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting classes are available. paper towel-lined plate. Let layers FLAVORED . ^ r \ the needed proofs of purchase while looking for filling in each dish. Sprinkle with Swanson Fried Chicken 3.79 refund offers were free as part of a Dentyne mail-in stand 10 to 15 minutes, or until CH EESE p e p p e r o n i Q « C O M B O . ^ TOMATO Hood Cottage Cheese onl 1.1 ^7 the requir^ forms at the supermarket, in Weekday and Saturday Classes remaining ‘A cup graham cracker PLUS DEPOSIT y-v y-»y-v NATURAL . y\y»> offer. They are clear and correct, and show my name defrosted but still cold. Totino Party Pizza 1 g 0 9 Heinz Ketchup 69* Stroh’sBeer 9 .9 9 as "Ms. R. Valdez.” Unfortunately, several compan­ newspapers and magazines, and when trading crumbs. Freeze until firm. Re­ I GOLDEN POTATOES Hood Apple Juice ; r 1 .2 9 Beat whipped cream, powdered PLU S D E P O S IT-N A TU R AL LIGHT O R with friends. Offers may not be available in all move dishes. Wrap, label and LARGE OR SMALL CURD ^ ^ r - \ . ies have chosen to omit the Ms. in front of my name sugar and vanilla in chilled bowl Ore Ida Patties ',*’g'’'1 . 5 9 Macaronis Cheddar o *1 Busch Beer 8 .9 9 when they send me my refunds, and this mail goes to areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive until stiff. Spread two-thirds on freeze no longer than 2 weeks. REG ULAR O R R iP PL E D -S AV E ZO* '^A&P Cottage Cheese 1.79, each refund. INSTANT-SAVE WO y-\ y-\ my ex-husband, also R. Valdez, who lives on the same cake layer on serving plate. Top To serve: Unwrap one package A&P Potato Chips 79* Maxwell House C o ffe e 3 .9 9 rural delivery route. We are not on friendly terms, I The following refund offers are worth J9.12. REGISTER NOW! _( OROCERY SAVINOS ) PlUSOtPOSr-REGUUkPOBOiET-XSSOnriOvANEriES ( GROCERY SAVINOS with remaining layer. Using pas­ and place in a 9-inch round cake OCE AN SPRAY -SALt 60* ^ /-v /-y might not receive many of my refunds. This week’s offers have a total value of $16.09. try tube, decorate top of second A&P Soda i; 7 9 * Cran*Raspberry Drink “ “ 1 .9 9 Could you let the companies know that this is a This offer doesn’t require a refund form; Registration September 19 & 20, 2:00-7:00 p.m., dish. Microwave at 30 percent layer with remaining whipped (medium-low) for I'/i to 3‘A Downy Campbell's Harvest of Good Foods Sale ALL FLAV01S-SAVE 30* . y-y-v Green Giant problem. HI-C Goonies Offer, P.O. Box 3487, Monticello, and September 21, 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at the studio cream. minutes, or until wooden pick can CONDENSED ■ Sunkist Fun Fruit ^ '1 .5 9 R. VALDEZ MN 55365. Receive a free Goonies Story Card Fabric Softener MClNTOSM-SAVE 30* ^ Sale! Adventure Map and a complete set of 24 Story be easily inserted into center, THOMPSON. PA. LBmon-bliMberry dessert Campbell’s 4 $ 1 Veryfine Apple Juice ' 1 .2 9 PEAS. WHOLE KERNEL N!9LE’ S ’,0PN Cards. Send six quality seals from Hi-C 46-ounce or call 742-9766 (studio) from 9 to 5 weekdays, taking care not to melt edge. Let ’ChESSuCE: *aES>S'’.: .-ii*.-:; DEAR MS. VALDEZ: Most of the fulfillment Fruit Drinks or 18 Universal Product Codes from 3 egg*, separated stand for 10 to 15 minutes. Tomato Soup I Tetiey T ea Bags ' ^ 1.7 9 742-6886 (residence) any other time, IN TO M ATO S AUCE _ ^ companies that process refund requests try to take Hi-C in the Drink Box, along with 50 cents for 159 ALL V A R IET IES' A M r \ postage and handling for each set ordered. Campbell’s Pork & Beans._ 3 *1 shortcuts. Leaving out the Mr. or Mrs. or Ms. when the I 6 4 -o z AU FLAV(DRS * * DorKan Hines Bread Mixes '^'1.19 employees type the names and addresses into their Include your name, address and ZIP code on a * Classes begin September 23 * Tomatoes, lingulne star ■ b tl. (Dampbell's Juice Works 3 ““ “ ^1 100S y-vy-xy,.. 16 -o z ■ computer makes it go all the faster. And time is 3-by-5 card. Expires June 30, 1986 or while FRANCOAMERCAN ^ Deer Park Spring Water S 9 9 * 2 c .'in s *1 H money for these companies.^ supplies last. CHOICE OF B VARIETIES y-N y-v I buysgeufree ^ M A r \ Spaghetti 3 ®1 TWOPLV-92 CT 'These offers require refund forms: Continued from page 13 Almost Home Cookies 1 .2 9 Rather than try to change industry practices, a Chinese noodles livery Bath Scap 6 ‘L"' 1 .4 8 FRANCOAMERCAN ^ BRIGHT & EARLY Free Eggs Offer. Receive a About your teacher . . . NEW' Bounty Paper Towels i^2..2.2. more practical solution is to spend a dollar or two on with hot sauce I C < X D W ATER W ASH . . ^ ^ Mushreem Gravy 3 *1 SINGLE P LY - 4 0 0 CT new address labels. When you make the change, I coupon good for free eggs (up to a $1 value$. Send Broccoli and pasta Mr. Salty Junior Pretzels ’’.^"99 * I Wcclite Liquid ’ 1 .4 9 SUNSHME Charmin Bath Tissue J,? 1 . 2 9 suggest that you use your middle name or initial, so the required refund form and the Universal 1 green onion, minced LIQUID LAUNDRY-SAVE 90* /’N y-v ; 1 pound (retb broccoli, floweret* 1 tabIe*poon *oy *auce Hydrox Cookies 1 .3 9 Arm & Hammer Detergent 1 .9 9 long as it does not begin with the letter R. Product Codes from five cans or cartons of Bright Richard Risley only & Early Breakfast Beverage. Expires Oct. 18, 1 table*poon dry wblte wine B E AN C U ST O M G R O U N D — UQLJIO-SAVE TO* ^ y -y y -k Fine Porcelain China Artistic Director : >A cup butter or margarine Eight O’clock Coffee ^ 5 . 9 7 Q « n u ln « G o ld o r P la tin u m B anda 1985. 1 tableipoon white vinegar Ajax Dish Detergent 1 .3 9 lhl> WMkly Kh«lul. „ „ „ DEAR MARTIN: We have a problem here in W pound ham, cut into SOU020Z-SCENTEDORUNSCENTEO ALL VARIETIES 1 teaspoon chill paste with garlic SUPER-SAVE '1 00 ^ y-y Kansas. Employees of some of our stores were seen BRIM Mug Offer. Receive a Brim Mug. Send matcbstlck* « E K Fn.lVD«Mrt[)l.h TN.’S lfcv the required refund form and two Brim proofs of Mr. Risley is the President of the Dance Teachers (see note below) j Hi & Dri Roll-On 99* A&P Pasta 3»i,«^1 A&P Toddler Diapers 5 .9 9 cutting coupons out of inserts that were supposed to W cup walnut*, coarsely I aO-OFFLABEl-CONOTlONEHOR - r \ r \ PLUS DEPOSIT-DIET RITE R C 10 0 REG OH OiET O R ^ ^ PlUSOEPOSIT-MT DEW REGULAR tXETOHLJC^T _ _ BfMd S Butt« PW . purchase, plus a 99cent check or money order; or Club of Connecticut, Inc., Chapter »18 of the Dance Vi teaspoon sugar appear in our local newspapers, but never did. chopped Dimension Shampoo "t." 1.99 R.C. Cola 99* Pejisi Cob Of Pepsi Free 6 1 .8 9 W E EK Dlnr>ar P la ta send the required refund form and one proof of Masters of America, Inc. Through these organizations 1 teaspoon salt ; t h It is obvious that someone somewhere along the line 1 clove garlic, crushed I FHEESTANO . PLUSOEPOSiT-REGULAROROtET REGULAR NO s a l t O R K R IN K IY - k . y .y he is certified by test to teach. He is the originator and Vt cup chicken stock W E EK C u p handed the inserts over to the stores, instead of purchase, plus a $2.99 check or money order. A 3 tablespoons minced parsley Bic Shaver 1 . C30 Slice Soda m* 1 . 1 9 State Line Potato Chips 'dS 1 .0 9 8 T H • 79i National Director of the Mr. Dance of America Scho­ W E EK S au ca r placing them in the newspapers, as the manufactur­ proof of purchase is the coffee cup cut from the I WITH ADJUSTABLE FLAME . f T r \ PIUSOEPOSIT-CLASSICREC OtTOHCAfFEiNEIREE. POCKET BREAD TUN scAodul* w tK tM rmf larship Competition for the Dance Masters. This sum­ 1 pound lingulne, cooked and 4 cups cooked Chinese lo mein, ers expected them to be. center of the plastic lid of Brim Ground Coffee or drained Japanese ramen or fine American Bic Lighters [xg 1 . vD 9 Coca Cola or Tab niT 1.19 Sahara Pita Bread "p^,' 7 5 * TMa» I hope you can tell me what do do. an inner seal from a 4-ounce or 6ounce jar of mer he attended the national convention of Dance Freshly grated Parmesan egg noodles Brim Freeze-Dried Coffee. Expires Oct. 31,1985. Masters of America, and recently returned from pro­ PAULINE FROM KANSAS cheese I Ftye Bread, , „ 8 9 ‘ Sharp Cheddar . , 2 ” Whole Bar-B-Qued FLORIDAGOLD Coupon Offer. Receive five fessional studies in New York City. He is a well-known Cut broccoli into pieces no bigger 1 large cucumber, peeled, sliced Pumpemidiel or Rye Rolls 6 \.. 9 9 * DEAR PAULINE: Unfortunately, there are some 40-cent coupons good on any size of Floridagold faculty member of dance teacih workshops and has than a large blueberry. Melt butter and seeded Nevi YocVer Hot Pepper Cheese. 2®® I Chickens _ _ 1 " Orange Juice. Send the required refund form and 1 boneless chicken breast, C hoco Torte Calce .. 4 ' Cheese-N-Pepperoni .T, . 2®® i retailers who clip coupons and mail them in, judged dance competitions and scholarship auditions in a skillet. When it is hot, add vmSr-B-Qued thqiuvy Spare Ribs . 3 “ representing to the manufacturer that the coupons the Universal Product Code symbols from three throughout the country. This is Mr. Risley’s twenty- broccoli, ham, walnuts and garlic. cooked and shredded I Fresh Muffins 6 1.49 J Wine Cheddar Loaf , 2® ^ Macaroni-N-Beef . 2 ^ were obtained from consumers who purchased the Floridagold Orange Juice (chilled or frozen) eighth teaching season, and his sixteenth year in Cov­ Cook, stirring often, until every­ PRICCS EFFECTIVE SUN . SEPT ISTH THRU SAT . SEPT ?IST l9tS WE RESERVE THE RICMT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TVPOORAPHKkL ERRORS I (TENS FOR SALE NOT dMULABLE TO WHOUSALC OR R coupon products. If the store’s representation is not packages. Expires Nov. 30. 1985. entry. thing is lightly browned. The Combine first eight ingredients true, it is coupon mid-redemption, which is mail fraud SUNKIST Free Lemonade Offer. Receive a broccoli should have browned and use to dress the hot cooked and is punishable by fine and imprisonment. coupon good for a free can of Sunkist Lemonade *A professional school, a truly professional teacher, edges. Add parsley and remove noodles. Add chicken and cu­ You can state the facts as you know them to the (any size). Send the required refund form and the from beat Immediately. Toss with cumber; toss again. Serves 10 for Caldor Shopping Plaza Burr Comers, Manchester postal inspector, who is responsible for upholding the Universal Product Code symbols with direction and a dedicated, experienced teaching staff to bring pasta, then add cheese to taste. an appetizer, or 6 as part of a large HOUIII: SOIIDtT THRU FRIUt 1:00 XM. TO It rs. SDTUHIMT OOO A.H. TO lOOO P.H.; lUHliT kOO O.H. TO 500 F.H. postal regulations, including those involving mail statements from four cans of Sunkist Lemonade. Serves six. Chinese meal. fraud. A letter addressed to the postal inspector in Expires Oct. 31. 1985. you the latest and very best in dance education.” care of your local post office will do the job. MANCHESTER HERALD. WednesdaY, ~ ” U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18. 1988 1 8 - M Observers see waning Advice Wt of Yuppies’ influence 6:00 ( By Steven Bredice d ) 01 . ’I ■ Woman who has everything United Press International Id S ® P r BOSTON — Yuppies may be doomed to extinction, according to ® Dl gains nothing from affair college admissions officials, if the ® Hi yen for an enriching education — ® R< DEAR ABBY: I hired a self- and not just a diploma that can be DEAR @ M em ploy^ contractor to install a swapped for a high-paying job — ABBY: A very swimming pool in our back yard. continues among college (B)q< dear friend of He arrived on the job with two [CNN mine ii having freshmen. helpers. OnO was his son who had At Boston University, officials [ESPI an affair with a D e a r A b b y brought along his child, about 3 or 4 [HBO married man. are noticing more interest in years old. Neither the contractor pilot a She divorced liberal arts and less interest in gold f nor his son knew where the little her husband of Abigail Van Buren technological and professionally ness. • boy was or what he was doing half Basing U years to be oriented fields. Admissions Direc­ the time, and they spent a lot of [TM( free for “ Joe.” tor Anthony Pallett says. time looking for him. Meanwhile I Although it’s too early to tell Amaz Joe lived with Distrk was paying (40 an hour for services whether the seeds of a new trend my friend for a rivalry that I did not receive. I couldn’t few months, have been sown, this year’s batch McKei even go shopping because I was 1974 then moved back home because his her love as unique — unlike any of applications are different than (us^ children "needed” him. Joe goes to other. asked not to lock up the bouse those of previous years, Pallett because the child needed access to said. 6:30 my friend's place three or four Occasionally a married man will mornings a week for coffee and the bathroom frequently. ” I think the Yuppie Generation Cofnt divorce his wife and marry the A friend of mine had a similar is dying out, from the kids we’re ANTHONY PALLETT ® B sex. The rest of the time he is With other woman. So what does the his wife. Joe has given my friend experience. She called a plumber seeing,” Pallett said, referring to . sensing a shift @ d other woman get? A man who who arrived with a small child, THE VINCES OF BLUEFIELD DRIVE the new class of young, urban & h some expensive gifts and takes her cheats on his wife. on some business trips, which is all who proceeded to take the house ... are celebrating 50th professionals who are widely per­ after their university careers. &J she lives for. She’s beautiful and apart while the plumber was busy ceived as America’s upwardly When the economy turned ® A DEAR ABBY: Please proclaim under her kitchen sink. Hamid photo by Pinto mobile, status-conscious elite. around, applicants seemed less smart and has everything going for a day in the near future for people ® 5 her. I've tried to tell her she’s These men would not be able to “a ' Phillip Smith, admissions direc­ inhibited about studying litera­ ® C everywhere to check their cup­ take children with them if they Looking at some of the items which will games wili be featured. A midway will be tor at Williams College, a small, ture, languages and the classics, wasting her time, but she says she boards and refrigerators for Vinces celebrate 50th [CNI loves Joe and he's worth waiting worked in a iactory or office, so be sold at the St. James Fair are, from open from 5 to 11 p.m. Thursday and highly selective school in the while interest in law, medicine and [DIS plates, platters, trays, bowls, why do they take them on jobs at for. Friday and from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Berkshires, agreed with Pallett’s the sciences waned. [ESF dishes — for whatever doesn’t left, Theresa Parla, Jo DelMastro and r.!- V Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore “ Tude” Alasso, were married Sept. 2,1935, I know you get lots of letters from homes? (The plumber’s excuse: ” I assessment. Smith said he’s seen a corres­ belong to them. In appreciation of Agnes Reardon. The three-day fair Saturday. Vince of 12-K Bluefield Drive at St. Anthony Church in Hartford. [M A women who are waiting for mar­ want to give my wife a break.” ) ” I sense a shift away from ponding change in employers’ Scotl someone’s thoughtfulness, I do Both the Vinces worked at ried men to leave their wives. Can Abby, what would you have done opens Thursday. Crafts, food, rides and celebrated their 50th wedding immediate career gratification,” expectations. cret F think we should promptly return Cheney Bros. For 15 years, he was for k you send me a few dozen? If I show in my place? anniversary at a recent lawn party he said. ” I feel that the national ” I think, oddly enough, that the the dishes to whomever they president of the Textile Workers Irish them to my friend, she may see the TIMID IN LOUISIANA given by their daughters, Connie trend in the past year or so has strongest devotees of the liberal belong. Union of America at the plant. He light. Thanks. Bernier and Carol Tirendi, at been toward the broadly based arts today tend to be the business 7:00 retired in 1974 after 45 years with ALL TALKED OUT In case some of us don’t know DEAR TIM ID: As soon as the St. James Fair opens Thursday Bernier’s Plainville home. programs and away from the executives, which is interesting CBt any better, you tell ’em, Abby! contractor arrived with the child. Several friends and relatives the company. She retired in 1978 technical, professionally oriented from our standpoint,” Smith said. d ) / IN DALLAS donated by Michael Landon, Jack DINAH, WHO W ILL FEE L I ’d have told him to please take the The annual St. James Church chicken cordon bleu dinner Thurs­ MR. AND MRS. SALVATORE TUDE’ VINCE attended the celebration. Vince after working at the mills for 10 programs.” Along with the shift in the CE r Lemmon, John Travolta, Johnny MUCH FINER WHEN child home and leave him there. He Fair will open Thursday, with food, day at 6 p.m.; a spaghetti dinner ... married Sept. 2, 1935 and his wife, the former Sally years. Moreover, Pallett and Smith applicants’ academic interests, ® j DEAR TALKED OUT: A thou­ Carson and others. sand letters wouldn't convince FOLKS IN CAROLINA had no business bringing the boy in rides and games for all to enjoy. Friday evening at 6; and a chicken both say they’re seeing more Pallett sees a shift in their social I ( RETURN MY CHINA the first place — it was unfair to the The midway will be open from 5 to barbecue at 5 on Saturday after­ your friend. She's in love. And love Johnny Prytko will entertain applicants with strong social be­ interests. ^ (giv child and unfair to you, but he had 11 p.m. Thursday and Friday, and noon. Tickets for these meals are Waitresses get liefs which they’re willing to put In 1967, during Pallett’s first is a mental condition; it doesn’t from 7:30 until 11 p.m. At that time, IS) r DEAR DINAH: All right, I ’m nothing to lose by trying. Moral: from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. $3.50 for adults and $1.75 for into practice as volunteers in month with the University of respond to logic. A woman in love raffle tickets will be drawn for a (St I telling ’em. Now if only they can The timid will be taken advantage This year’s fair features a tag sale, children. They are sold in the Records chance to sit nursing homes, hospitals and Chicago’s admissions department, cannot learn from the experiences new Mercury Lynx, a $250 gift II remember where they got ’em. of unless they learn to speak up. plants, baked goods and quilts. church rectory. But act fast! ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - a group of black students took over of others because she perceives certificate, a video cassette re­ welfare agencies. ® 1 Meals are usually sold out before (based on conveyance tax). Stephen St., $93,000. National Waitresses Day comes "And public service is not a his office to protest what they saw corder and several other items^ (S I I Customers return each year for the fair even opens. Warranty daada Sedmar, N.V., to Norma Chris­ Alan B. Gamage and Darline A. but once a year— at least it did this yuppie hallmark,” Smith said. ” If as a discriminatory admissions The fair will close at about )1 the dinners served each night Saturday at 6 p.m. there will be a Marjorie A.Droblak to Jeanine tian, Unit C-8, Woodlad Manor Gamage to Patricia Ann Porter, 51 year — and waitresses enjoyed a yuppie equals selfish, this is the midnight Saturday night. policy. (CN during the fair. There will be a celebrity auction, featuring items G. Drobiak, 78 Foxcroft Drive, Condominium, $53,501 to $54,000 Overland St., $72,501 to $73,000 day of being served by their other extreme.” Pallett said he hasn’t seen much Yeast infection and diabetes [DIS (based on conveyance tax). (based on conveyance tax). bosses. For his part, Pallett sees a of that kind of activism in the past $50,000. [ESI Lynn B. Steele to Cynthia M. Lawrence W. Bates to Richard Jacqueline A. Morelewicz to Dozens of Orange County wai­ resurgence in the kind of social decade, but that, judging by their shingles. Now he says I have D E A R DR. Obst and Janina Sibrinsz, 396 A. Blake and Barbara L. Blake, Gabriel F. Gargiulo and Vanessa tresses, proudly wearing carna­ consciousness that thrived in the applications, B.U.’s incoming [USi post-herpetic neuralgia in my toes GOTT: I am a Scout Troop 123 holds Hackmatack St., $92,000, property on Tanner Street, $66,501 L. Munir, property on Henry tion corsages and sipping peach 1960s and lay dormant in the 1970s. class is socially conscientious. 7:30 and ankles. The pain feels like a mother of six Thoughts Lydall Woods Corp. to Iver G. to $67,000 (based on conveyance Street, $93,000. punch, were served cherry choco­ "F or the last 10 years, almost,, While today’s typical 18-year-old (d ( bee sting. I ’ve had people say to children and Anderson and Shirley A. Anderson, tax). Ralph Banning and Jane Ban­ late cake by their bosses. The it’s been a very ’me’ generation,” is still computer-crazy and not d ) ' me, "Shingles don’t amount to never had any annual Court of Honor Unit 54, Lydall Woods Colonial Gerard W. Ayotte to Robert E. ning to William D. Patelli and women, many of them resting their he said. ashamed to admit enjoying a good (E much.” I haven’t found that to be trouble until I D r. G o tt A matter of Village, $89,560. Rosati, 147 Chambers St.. $78,000. Anna Marie Patelli, 107 Deepwood weary feet Tuesday after a day of "W e’re beginning to see a best-seller, he or she is also Cubi What can be done about the found out I had life and death Warren E. Howland to Robert K. Oalt Forest Realty. Inc. to Drive, $73,200. waiting tables, said they liked the change in that. showing renewed interest in issues ® I pain, or do I have to put up with it Troop 123 Boy Scouts of America camping; Keith Reimer, lifesav­ Van) diabetes. Now I Peter Gott, M.D. Lyon, UnlU A2 and B2. building 2, Muhammad S. Iqbal and Parveen new idea and hoped it would grow "W e’re beginning to see an like nuclear weapons and until death parts me from these The early church did not put a held its annual Court of Honor at ing, nature; David Russell, citizen­ have a vaginal Rlverbend Industrial Park Con­ A. Iqbal, Unit 13-4, Oak Forest in popularity. interest in causes again, which we apartheid. earthly trials? great deal of emphasis on such Boy Scout Camp Johnson in Bolton ship in the community, lifesaving, R elease! infection called dominium, $124,000 (based on Condominium, $74,400. ” It’s good,” said 19-year veteran haven’t seen for a long time. It Incoming freshmen are also )l miracles as raising people from on Sept. 4. nature; Kevin Sarles, rowing, monilia. I’ve conveyance tax). Stewart R. Kennedy and Evelyn Connecticut National Bank re­ Marilyn Hamilton, 33. of Anaheim. seems to be correlating with dressing better. DEAR READER: Shingles, a the dead. They knew that those After a picnic supper, the Scouts cooking; William Scheidemanj used Monistat Elaine A. Peaslee, now known as T. Kennedy to Leo A. Rouleau and leases judgment lien from Dennis ” I feel special. It should be just like what’s been happening With the Pallett sums up the always virus infection of the skin’s sensory raised would grow old and die like and parents participated in an swimming, metalworking; Jona­ and Mycolog. Elaine Allen, to. Carol A. Vaillan- Iris Rouleau, property on Autumn Peaslee and Elaine Peaslee. that National Secretary’s Week.” economy,” Pallett said. changing, often contradictory por­ [CN hear coming from my lower nerves, can amount to a great deal. everyone else. The believers in award ceremony. Scoutmaster thon Soule, first aid, swimming, They relieve the itching but don’t court, property on Cambridge Street, $78,501 to $79,000 (based on The recognition day, organized Pallett, who has overseen BU’s trait of America’s newest college [ESI backbone while doing sit-ups and The nerve pain or neuralgia that Jesus Christ were more interested Fred Loew was assisted by Dick metalworking, and Jeffrey Sweet, cure it. What else can be done for Street, $01,100. conveyance tax). by the Long Beach branch of the admissions process for a decade, kids with an anectdote about an [US leg lifts. If I ignore it, my lower follows this infection can be, as you in the new life they already had. Spencer, Andy Michard and Lee swimming, metalworking. this? Sedmar, N.V. to Norma Chris­ Ronald P. Slomcinsky and Bon­ One ton of flowers yields only two Hotel Employees and Restaurant said applicants during the eco­ applicant who showed up outside back hurts for a month. (5an you have discovered, hell on earth. Paul was not preaching to a Soule. 8:0G Scoutmaster Loew and Scouts tian, Unit B-2, Woodland Manor nie T. Slomcinsky to David B. pounds of essence use in making Employees Union, was celebrated nomic recession of the mid-1970s an admissions interviewer’s office Two give me some advice? With time, the pain will diminish, cemetery but to living people when Merit badges went to the follow­ DEAR READER: Monilial Sean O’Donnell, Timothy Quinn, Condominium, $59,501 to $60,000 Walters and Donna M. Walters, 33 fine perfumes. at scattered restaurants. were worried about making money in the back of a limousine. der. but that blessed event may take he said, "Awake, O sleeper and ing scouts: yeast infections are common in and Adam Wichman received their DEAR READER: If you are years. Because you don’t wish to arise from the dead and Christ Keith Bergeron, rowing, cook­ diabetics and usually don’t clear Philmont Scout Ranch 50-mile doing sit-ups and leg lifts with become dependent on pain pills, I shall give you light.” In the Jesus ing, nature; David Cain, swim­ up until the diabetic condition is patches. They spent 11 days last straight knees, you are putting suggest you try a reputable acu­ story of the prodigal son, the ming, metalworking; Stephen brought under control. You must summer hiking the mountains of unusually severe stress on your puncturist or visit a pain clinic of reason for the celebration is Copeland, swimming, forestry pay particular attention to your northeast New Mexico in one of the About Town back muscles. Flex your knees the type offered by most teaching because "this my son was dead and environmental science; Frank Da b l ( ^ sugar. Diet, weight loss and most difficult expeditions offered- during both sets of exercises. If hospitals. People who have not is alive again.” Actually the young medicine — perhaps even insulin miano, environmental science at Philmont. Troop 123 runs a that alteration doesn’t stop the experienced neuralgia can be very man had only been separated from first aid, canoeing; Robert Gras The series will offer lunches at noon for $3.50 and — may help you. Monilial vaginitis Philmont Expedition every few Grang« confers degrees clicking and pain, I suggest you insensitive to those who have. Your his father. Another time Jesus sis, citizenship in the world dinners at 6 p.m. for $6. Reservations must be made in is a disorder that will require the years. Only scouts who have combined skills of your gynecolo­ give up sit-ups and leg lifts very real post-herpetic pain is an said, " I came that they might have cooking, nature; Mark Harvill, COVENTRY — Coventry Grange 75 will confer the advance by calling 647-6043. Meals will emphasize achieved their Life rank may altogether. You might try swim­ uncommon complication of life and have it abundantly.” He canoeing, forestry; Andrew Laf- third and fourth degree Thursday at 8 p.m. at the international cuisine. There will be a lunch Thursday gist and family doctor. participate. ming, bicycling or running (on soft shingles. was speaking to the living people ferty, nature, canoeing, environ­ Grange Hall, Route 44, after the 6:30 p.m. harvest and a dinner Monday. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am a surfaces, not roads) as alternative before him as if they were dead. All mental science; Andy Loew, wil­ Jeff Sweet received his Tender­ supper. Members are asked to bring a hot dish or 28-year-old male whose occupation means to keep yourself in shape. Send your questions to Dr. Gott of this is to say the scripture is derness survival; Brian Nelligan, foot rank, Jonathan Soule received salad. Halley’s Comet show set concerned to answer the question, requires sitting at a bench all day. at P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH canoeing, nature; Kevin O’Don­ his First Class rank, David Russell A lecture in the series on Halley’s Comet, "Sir ” Is there life before death?” It is To get my daily exercise, I walk, DEAR DR. GOTT: About three 44101. Due to volume of mail, nell, cooking, nature; Tim Quinn, received his Star rank and Tim Edmund Halley — Royal Astronomer,” will be the question Jesus struggled with. Kay speaks on Interior design jog and do sit-ups and leg lifts. My or four years ago, I broke out in big individual questions cannot be safety, citizenship in the world. Quinn received his Life rank. presented Thursday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at the Mark How can this ife be ours? One of problem is that every time I start red spots. The next day I had small answered. Questions of general The Women’s Club of Manchester will meet Monday Twain Memorial, 351 Farmington Ave., Hartford. the marks of new life in Christ is an exercise program. I have to stop blisters on my left leg from the hip interest will be answered in future *at 8 p.m. at Community Baptist Church. Barbara Kay Sept. 26 at the same time and place the lecture will freedom. We can know forgiveness because of a "clicking” noise I to my toes. The doctor said I have columns. of Barbara K Interiors of 135 Center St. will speak on be "Cosmic Interlopers, Part 2: Comets Through and be set free from the appalling Cinema planning for home decoration. History.” burden and debilitating effects of Barbara Lappen and Terri DelMastro will serve as guilt. We can be free from HarNord Monchesler hostesses. Thralls return from convention Liver pate is a reai treat enslaving compulsions and free Clntmo City — Kiss of the Spidtr UA Theaters East — E.T. the from seeing ourselves as less than Woman (R) 7:10, 9:50, — The Gods Extra-Terrestrial (PG) 7:15, 9:20. — Word War I Veterans and its auxiliary will meet human products of forces beyond Must Be Crozy^tPG) 7:20, 9:40. — The DEAR (If the mixture breaks down and National Lampoan't European Vaco- Bolton Scouts meet at park Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the VFW Hall. RefreshmenU ourselves. Home and T u Warld 6:50,9:20. —The tlon (PC3-13) 7:15, 9:40. — Volunteers POLLY: I am visible fat is separated out of the Coca-Cola lUawIth Perfect Kiss (short (R) 7:10, 9:X. BOLTON — Martha Hampton’s sixth-grade troop of will be served. attempting to mixture, let it cool in the refrigera­ Another mark of life in Christ is sublect) 7j^30. Fred Thrall, the commander of the Manchester relationship with God and others. fast HoMord Mansfield Girl Scouts will meet on alternate Saturdays from 10 obatin a recipe tor for an hour, then process again a.m. to noon at Herrick Park. The first session will be Barracks 786 World War I Veterans, and his wife. Life is to know supportive relation­ ■osMood Pub 8 CInemo — volun­ Trans-Lux College Twin — Blrdy 7, for pate de foie until the mixture is creamy and t e e r ^ ) 7:30. 9:10. — Weird Science (PG-13) 7, 9. Saturday. Betty Thrall, auxiliary president, have returned from gras. I don’t smooth.) ships and reconciliation. Poor Richard's Pub A Clnomo — Vernon the 33rd annual national convention in the Marc Plaza Pointers The third mark is service. We Natlonol Lampoon's European Vaca­ Cino 1 A 1 — National Lampoon's want the origi­ Pour into a mold, small casse­ tion (PG-13) 7:30, 9:30. European Vacation (P(3-13) 7, 9. — Hotel in Milwaukee. nal made with role or bowl, cover and refrigerate are not truly alive if we think our Showcase Clnomo 1-9 — Year of the Volunteers (R) 7:25,9:X. AM Bridge Club gives results Betty Thrall, who is also a senior vice president of Polly Fisher lives make little sense and no Dragon (R) 1:40, 4:20, 7, 9:30. — goose livers, for several hours until the pate is wool Hartford Results for recent games of the Manchester AM the Department of Connecticut, won a national award difference. From the tomb of Compromising Positions (R) 1:30,3:25, Elm 1 A 2— Volunteers (R) 7,9:15. — which would firm. The pate may be covered 5:20,7:30,9:50.—Teen Wolf (PG) 1:50, Weird Science (PG-13) 7:15,9:15. Bridge Club include: for publicity. fearful self-serving we are enabled probably be with a thin layer of aspic at this 3:40, 5:X, 7:30,9:30. — Pee-Wee’s Big WHilmaniic For Sept. 12 — North-south: Margaret Kropp and Fred Thrall was appointed alternate for the second to live in service to others. Adventure (PG) 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, 7:X, Jlllten Square Cinema — Teen Wolf hard to obtain point. Serve with thin slices of Ann Ingram, first; Bette Martin and Ann DeMartin, region commander. Several at the convention In these and other ways we can 9:50. — American NInIa (R) 1 :X , 3:25, (PG) 7:05, 9:10. — Pee-Wee’s Big and cost prohib­ toast, crackers or French bread. 5:20, 7:X, 9:45. — Back to the Future Adventure (PG) 7:10,9:10. — Bock to seconci; and John Greene and AI Berggren, third. attended the ceremony dedicating the Veterans of itive anyway. A recipe made with leaves, one cup water and one POLLY see why faith in Christ is a life and (PG) 2,4:X, 7:10,9:40. —A Nightmare the Future (PG) t , 3:15,7 ,9 :1 5 .-The East-west: Frankie Brown and Peg Dunfield, first; World War I stamp in the Crystal Ballroorm in death matter in the midst of the ife an Elm Street (R) 1:50,3:40,5:X, 7:40, Emerald Forest (R) 7:05, 9:20. — chicken livers is what I really teaspoon salt in a saucepan. Bring Murray Powell and Morris Famins, second; and Tom Milwaukee. The 1986 World War I national convention we now lead. 10. — Sesame Street Presents: Follow Rambo: First Blood Part II (R) 7:05,9. would like. to a boil, cover and simmer for That Bird (G) 1 :X , 3:X, 5:M. — Burial — St. Elmo’s Fire (R) 7, 9:15. Regan and Mike Franklin, third. was tentatively set for Omaha, Neb. KAY seven to eight minutes. Remove Want to lose weight without Ground (no one under 17 admitted) Windsor For Sept. 9 — North-south: Ellen Goldberg and Irv Rev. Richard W. Dupee 7:40,9:50— DeltaPKR) 1:40,3:X,5:20, Plaio — National Lampoon's Euro­ from heat and let sit for five stringent dieting? For Polly’s tips 7:20,9:40. pean Vocation (PG-13) 7:15. Carlson, first; John Greene and AI Berggren, second; Coventryfest set for Saturday minutes. Remove solids with a Pastor DEAR KAY: This heavenly on ways to cut down on calories -and Jim Baker and Sonja Gary, third. COVENTRY — The third annual Coventryfest will spoon and place them in a food North United Methodist Church concoction is a recipe by Jacques painlessly, order Polly’s newslet­ East-west: Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, be Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the grounds of processor. Pepin in his book "Everyday ter "Super Diet Tips.” Send $1 for first; Marjorie McLain and Frank Bloomer, second; Capt. Nathan Hale Middle School on Route 31, rain or Cooking with Jacques Pepin” Process the liver mixture, grad­ each copy to Polly’s Pointers, in Mount Erebus is one of three and Ronny Toomey and Flo Edmonds, third. ually adding one and one-half cups shine. (Harper & Row, 1982). I ’ve made it care of the Manchester Herald, active Antarctic volcanoes. It is For Sept. 5 — North-south: Mike Franklin and Tom There will be live entertainment, a crafts fair, (three quarter-pound sticks) sof­ many times and it never fails to P.O. Box 1216, Cincinnati, OH located on Ross Island and towers Regan, first; Mary Sullivan and Betty Messier, competitions, games, food and prizes. The event is tened unsalted butter a couple of 13,200 feet. d e lic t and impress my guests — 45201. Be sure to include the title. second; and Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, third. sponsored by the Coventry Jaycees. tablespoons at a time. When all the and I could eat it every day myself! 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Vivien Leigh, Claude In Brief Bains, Stewart Granger. 1946. warning from the president CS) ® Hart to Hart GD Private Benjamin WFSB Hartford, CT (T [ESPN] Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City Gimme A Break WNEW New York, NY (I) By Mary Beth Franklin Today, Japan’s ambassador to than it was exporting. WTNH New Haven. CT (X) [USA] Shannon ” I think this has been exagger­ ® Dr. Who Housing Starts United Press International the United States, Nobuo Matsun- WOR New York, NY (JD aga, planned a news conference to ated,” he said, noting he was more ® Newswatch WPIX New York, NY 9 : 3 0 P M (3) Georgs Bums Comedy :>8Msonally adjusted annual rates Week (PREMIERE! A girl with a highly de­ discuss trade relations between concerned about the federal ® Reporter 41 WTXX Watarbury, CT In mllUons of units. WASHINGTON - President WWLP Springfiald, M A . veloped sense of autosuggestion fails in the United States and Japan in budget deficit than the so-called ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour love and complications ensue. Reagan, attempting to cairn con­ WEDH Hartford, CT gressional calls for trade legisla­ light of the record U.S. trade trade deficit. @) Good Times WVIT Hartford, CT o 1 0 : 0 0 P M Equalizer (PREMIERE) (3D tion, says the nation’s trade deficit deficit, expected to top $140 billion Earlier Tuesday, U.S Trade [CNN] Prog Cont'd WSBK Boston, MA o A one-man security company deals with a ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson WGOB Springfiald, MA o computer technician mixed up in a govern­ is "exaggerated” and warns that a this year, and the growing senti­ Representative Clayton Yeutter [ESPN] Aerobics-Bodies in Motion WXTV Patprson, NJ es8. Charlton Heston, Nick Mancuso, Kim DISNEY Disnay Channal (DISl (X ) News WHERE WOULP ^ ing his nationally televised news ers about tough trade legislation, excessive trade surpluses and Basinger. 1982. Rated PG. ESPN Sports Natwork lESI>Nl CD Kiner Komer YOUUKETO .AND JUST RELAX!^ conference Tuesday night only saying, ’’A mindless stampede unfair trade practices. [TMC] MOVIE: 'Swallows and HBO Homa Box Offica iHSOl GD Independent News toward protectionism will be a CINEMAX Cintmax (MAX) GO FROM hours after the Senate Finance He said the measure would Amaions' While on holiday in the Lake G9 Trapper John. M.D. one-way trip to economic disaster. District in 1929. four boys have a friendly TMC Movia Channal (TMC) Committee approved what is ex­ merely divert attention from the lUSAl (S^ ® St. Elsewhere (SEASON rivalry with two tomboy girls. Virginia USA USA Natwork pected to be the first of many "That’s the lesson of the Smoot- real issue of high federal deficits, PREMIERE) An mental patient with arnne- Hawley Tariff Act of 1930, which McKenna. Ronald Fraser, Simon West sia is mistaken for a Review Board official, protectionist trade bills. an overvalued dollar and inade­ 1974. a new gynecologist counsels a childless The bill, sponsored by trade helped to trigger a worldwide quate growth in the world (60 min.) [U SA] USA Cartoon Express couple and Chandler and Morrison clash subcommittee Chairman John trade war that spread, deepened economy. CD PM Magazine 6:30 PM (X) (29 Too close for over Vietnam memories. (60 min.) Danforth, R-Mo., is aimed at and prolonged the worst depres­ ’’The issue is not the trade deficit Cornfort ( D (39 45/85 (CC) The people and ev­ ® Odd Couple forcing other countries, particu­ sion in history,” he said. “ And 1 per se, but rather the cause of the ents that shaped the world from 1945 to ® Dancing Days know. I lived through that period.” (H ) Benson 1985 are examined. (3 hrs.) I i i i l i j w M j larly Japan, to open their markets deficit,” Yeutter told the House (8) (SB NBC Nightly News 8 MOVIE: 'Coach of the Year' A para­ (@) Matt Houston to American telecommunications Asked about the nation’s new Ways and Means trade subcom­ Nightly Business Report plegic former pro football player agrees to [CNN] Evening News products. status as a debtor nation for the mittee. ’’The prescribed tariff ® Jeffersons coach teenagers at a correctional facility. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Mussolini: The Decline ALLEY OOP ®by Dav* Graue A subcommittee source said the first time since World War I, surcharge is the wrong remedy for Robert Conrad, Red West, Daphne Max­ and Fall of 11 Duce' (CC) Mussolini's Reagan responded: ’’Are we?” ® ABC News (CC) 1 STAY BEHIND ME, BOVS! WE'RE bill might be part of a bigger trade the wrong disease.” well. 1980 daugther is torn between the love for her WE MUST BE SREEDLIES,..?.^’ ./ THE USUY LOOK He said a Commerce Depart­ ® Noticiero SIN husband and the love for her father. Susan CAREFUL! THE CREATURES i UT.MR. aONNA HAFTA F l ^ OUR WAY package that would toughen penal­ 8 G9 Highway to Heaven (CC) TO TH' COURTYARD! But Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, @) One Day at a Time (SEASON PREMIERE) Part 1 of 2. Jona­ Sarandon. Anthony Hopkins. SREEDLIES PRINCESS OOP ties for unfair trade practices and ment report this week revealing EVERYWHERE CRUDELLA the record trade imbalance gave a D-Ill., one of the bill’s sponsors, [CNN] Showbiz Today than and Mark become involved with the [USA] Get Christie Lovel extend the Trade Adjustment lives of three boys while working at a camp USES FOR Assistance Act to help workers ’’false impression” that the United defended it as ’’the fairest re­ [DIS] Adv. of Ozzle and Harriet f 1 0 : 1 5 P M [M A X ] Eros International GUARDS PRESIDENT REAGAN for young cancer victims. (60 min.) who lose their jobs in industries States was a debtor nation simply sponse to ail our (trading) [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook Sexual Style (29 (S) The Abortion Battle (CC) Films that are swamped by imports. because it was importing more partners.” 'mindless stampede' by Congress [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Private Eyes' Two reflecting both pro and anti-abortion views 10:30 PM (D Benny Hill Show Scotland Yard sleuths stumble through se­ are featured in this examination of the cret passageways and trap doors looking abortion controversy. (3 hrs.) Gl) News for killers. Tim Conway, Don Knotts. MOVIE: 'Semi-Tough' Two football ^ Dick Van Dyke Trisha Noble. 1982. players are rivals for the affections of the d l) 24 Horas Housing starts up sharply 7:00 PM (X) CBS News club owner's daughter. Burt Reynolds, Kris 1 1 : 0 0 P M ( D ® @8 ® News President balks at any ‘Star Wars’ deal Kristofferson, Jill Clayburgh. 1977. CD WASHINGTON — Builders started 6.2 percent (X) Three's Company CD Taxi d i) Bianca Vidal more housing units in August than in July, enough (X) ABC News (CC) Bizarre summit “ to build an impression that we new U.S. bank loans to South Africa, the said. @) MOVIE: Marco Polo' Part 2 CD to keep the housing industry on track to another WASHINGTON (UPI) - President (X) News (3j) Odd Couple Reagan, two months away from his may be the villains in the piece and that sale of computers and software used to ” If it had all come from one direction [CNN] Prime News healthy year, the Census Bureau said today. I would have looked again and said, (S) Jeffersons (29 All In the Family summit with the Soviet leader, is they’re the good guys.” enforce apartheid and the transfer of [DIS] Still the Beaver The August gain followed a 3.2 percent decline ‘Well, did i miss something here?’ (SB ® M*A*S*H (29 Dr. Who THE BORN LOSER Art Sanaom refusing to yield to Soviet demands that But, he said curtly, ’T ve not engaged nuclear technology. Reagan also laid [ESPN] Sosen's Salt Water Jourrtal in July and was the sixth increase in the first eight ( 8 Wheel of Fortune ® M*A*S*H he trade an embryonic U.S. space in a propaganda game. I ’m getting plans to block the U.S. import of the gold "But the very fact that both factions [HBO] MOVIE: The Terminator' (CC)ln months of the year. South African krugerrand coin. (2$ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour dZ) Second City TV Builders have been encouraged by strong defense system for deep reductions in ready to go to the meeting and take up are unhappy — one says it goes too far the year of 2029 the rulers of this planet But anti-apartheid leaders such as ( 8 Price la Right devised the ultimate plan that would re­ dD MOVIE: 'County Fair' A jockey dis­ nuclear missiles. some things I think should be and the other says it doesn’t go far housing sales and somewhat lower construction Nobel Peace Prize winner Bishop ® Newlywed Game shape the future by changing the past. Ar­ covers a yearling on a farm and trains it for loan and mortgage rates this year. The bench He also believes he and Kremlin discussed.” enough — I must be pretty near in the nold Schwarzenegger, linda Hamilton, the big race without the owner’s know­ Demond Tutu said Reagan should have GD Topacto mark annual rate of starts was lifted to 1.749 leader Mikhail Gorbachev should do He said the United States has offered middle. Michael Biehn. 1984. Rated R. ledge. Joan Arledge, Mary Lou Fender, J. six formulas for reducing offensive been tougher by including a ban that Nightly Business Report Farrell MacDonald. 1932. million units in August after seasonal ‘more than get acquainted” when they Reagan’s executive order diluted [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Blues Brothers' weapons and. "They have come back would deny new U.S. investment in dD Diff'rent Strokes Jake and Elwood make an all-out effort to [CNN] Moneyline adjustment. meet Nov. 19 and 20 in Geneva, some of the congressional impetus for a with nothing.” South Africa within a year unless it [CNN] Moneyline reassemble their blues band. John Belushi, [M A X ] MOVIE: Philadelphia Experi­ While this is 10 percent above August of last Switzerland. much tougher sanctions bill, which the Dan Aykroyd, Aretha Franklin. -1979. On the issue of economic sanctions made substantial progress in disman­ [DIS] Eureka Stockade ment' (CC) A clandestine military experi­ year, which was a weak month for housing, it is ” I wasn’t going to give him a House passed last month. After Rea­ Rated R. against South Africa, Reagan says he tling apartheid. [ESPN] Sportscenter ment brings two young sailors from 1941 slightly less than the 1.749.5 million dwelling units friendship ring or anything,” Reagan gan’s action last week, the Senate [TNICl MOVIE: 'Once Upon a Time in to present Michael Pare, Nancy Allen, found a middle ground when he imposed South African government leaders [USA] Radio 1990 the industry actually produced last year. joked when asked Tuesday night if it America' (CC) Childhood friends rise to Bobby OiCicco.1984. Rated PG. limited sanctions because both that said the sanctions will disrupt the refused three times to bring the bill to the top of the underworld. Robert De Niro, vw ^ The figures also contain other hints of a was necessary that he and Gorbachev 7 : 3 0 P M (XD PM Magazine [USA] Gong Show country’s white rulers and its black economy and are not helpful as a way to the floor for a vote. James Woods, Elizabeth McGovern. slowdown, showing that without seasonal adjust­ like each other before progress could be (X) ( ^ M-A'S*H encourage change. On another matter, the president 1984. Rated R. 1 1 : 1 5 P M ® ) Reporter 41 ment, builders have fallen behind their pace at made, opposition are unhappy with them. CD Wheel of Fortune On Sept. 9, Reagan ordered limited Reagan said the criticism showed called AIDS research ” a top priority [USA] Toma [D ISl DTV this time last year. 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WINTHROP • by Dick Cavalli 210-member Central Committee and 34 on its 1967 136-member alternate body. Another 56 will be United Press International Ted Koppel (I.) and Peter Jen­ [ESPN] Sportscenter W H A T H A V E YOU'RE \AAL5 P M [HBO] America Under­ T H E B O X 2 A BOXFUL OF S U R E : EVICTED FISH. Discipline Inspection, Hu said. cast that traces the bench­ cover: UFO's Whats Going On? W A T E R -? I ^ seeking re-election, with Maryland’s Charles Mathias mark events of world history and New Hampshire’s Warren Rudman still ponder­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD MOVIE: I Take These from the end of World War 11 Men' A woman, influenced by her own Official blamed for unrest ing the 1986 elections. to the present. It will air fantasies of men, shocks her husband of JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — White WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 years by asking for a divorce. Susan East, suffering from a hypothyroid condition, Saint James, John Rubinstein, Adam members of Parliament blamed the education announced Tuesday that he would not seek a second 18. . West. 1982. minister of the separate, mixed-race legislature term. He joined two other Republicans — Sens. Barry CD Barnaby Jones for clashes between police and demonstrators Goldwater of Arizona and Paul Laxalt of Nevada — on CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME GD Twilight Zone protesting the closing of schools around Cape the sidelines. (29 MOVIE: 'Scott Joplin; King of Town. Ragtime' A musical drama that traces the Police used shotguns, rubber bullets and tear The conservative East, 54, of North Carolina was life of a gifted black musician. Billy Dee gas to disperse some 4,000 protesters who considered one of the most vulnerable Republicans in Williams, Art Carney, Clifton Davis. 1977. gathered Tuesday in Athlone — a mixed-race the Senate, but his decision not to run robbed the GOP (3) Comedy Tonight ’ ‘colored” suburb of Cai>e Town—to demand that of an incumbent in a swing state and raised the d 9 Charlie's Angels "colored” schools be reopened. prospects of a divisive conservative-moderate party d i) PELICULA: Al Fin A Solas' Cesar Astroaraph Police arrested 176 people — including parents, primary. Costa y Rosa Maria Vasquez. teachers and a school principal. They were But the Democrats had a setback of their own last d ^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour released after paying $12 fines for attending an week in North Carolina when former Gov. James today. By facing up tp challenges in­ In situations where you can extend a Crossword [CNN] Newsnight ’’unlawful gathering,” authorities said. Hunt, who lost to Sen. 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VERNON Cm CLt • VtMNON gested they are willing to stay out of The dollar closed higher in Tokyo at 242.05 yen 871 1400 Lawyer Robert Backus of the Sea- begin to fade. banking if that’s the price they must niches.” coast Anti-Pollution League said the "For the past 30 years, life insurers pay to keep banks out of insurance,” The John Hancock Co. is currently against 241.25. owners have pleaded "crisis, crisis. have been losing position in the overall Morton said. "In my opinion, this working to open a bank of its own.

^ Real Estate We Say It Twice * CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 So You’ll Remember BRAND NEW LISTING! BRAND NEW LISTING! Those Who Hesitate Are Lost! Don't miss out on Terrific starter home in great family neighborhood. Notices Employment this beautiful 7 room Cape. 2 full baths', garage, fire- 3 bedrooms, fireplace, nicely landscaped yard. N bw LM Ing HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED place,lace, appliancappliances. Verpiank school district. Offered Economical to heat. Offered in the S70's. M anch tator $86,900 Us! 647-8400 I low IW 's. Clean Colonial on a very quiet street with a treed lot, large fireplaced liv­ & Education ing room, applianced kitchen, new carpeting, an enclosed porchsnd T Newspaper dealer needed Carpenter Helpers — No Part Tlme(atter school) garage. for our South Windsor experience necessary. mall order business needs LOST AND FOUND area. Call 647-9946, Year round work. Glas­ help with preparation of Auto Mechanic — Gen­ Manchester Herald. Manchester Area Com­ Clerical — Full time posi­ tonbury area, 633-2904. materials. Apply at Con­ I HELP WANTED eral Repairs and service. pany looking for a person tions In pleasant office necticut Cone and Reed, i Must have own tools, with considerable compu­ environment. Health Insu- 205 Hartford Rood, Easy assembly work I apply at G ill’s Auto, Route ter operator experience rance/beneflts program Manchester. Lost — German She­ 6, Bolton. to work evenings and m u $600.00 per 100. Guaran­ available. Free parking. pherd, Manchester, Au­ Laundry Person — 5 days Saturdays. Experienced Experience using adding teed Payment. No Expe- Office/Warehouse Posi­ gust 3. V/i years old. 70 a week. Experienced pre­ on IBM System 34 would machine, typing skills rlence/No Sales. Details tion — Full time begin­ lbs., mostiv tan, black ferred but not necessary. be 0 plus. Excellent work­ helpful. $4.25-95.00an hour send self-addressed ning level to outside soles face, name ’’Lear", Black Call C ovey’s, 643-2751. ing environment. Contact depending on experience. \ stamped envelope; ELAN duties. Stocking, fabrica­ Dental Receptionist — collar. Reward. 273-2463 Permanent Part Time M r. Baker, 643-2337. Apply In person, Prague VITAL-173, 3418 Enter­ tion, receiving and ship­ Someone to work Satur­ or 528-5908. Tellers — Inquire Savings Shoe Company, 200 Pitkin prise Rood, Ft. Pierce, FL ping, some paper work days only. Manchester Bonk of Manchester, 923 Street, East Hartford. 33482. duties. Call between 4-5 office. Please send re­ A DELUXE KITCHEN BRAND NEW LISTING! PROUD AS A PEACOCK! Lost — 6 month old male Main Street, Manchester, sume to Box T, c/o Adds a special touch'to this 6 room Ranch, New Llatlng for an appointment. 649- Only 1 year young! Attractive 4 room condo, 2 Owners have taken extra pride in the care of their, South Windsor kitten, black with white Salesclerk. Apply In per­ 646-1700. Full Time Truck Driver — Manchester Herald. hardwood floors. 2 fireplaces, gorgeous cherry bedrooms, l.q baths, fully applianced kitchen, older colonial. 7 rooms, 3 BR's, 1.5 baths. I car gar­ •89,900 double paws and mark­ Gas Station Attendant — 9252. Lovely Ranch with vinyl siding, within walking distance to school. son, Marlow’s Inc., 867 Excellent pay and benef­ kitchen, storage shed, and alum, siding. Offered in economical to heat. Convenient to hi^w ay, age, hardwood floors, beautiful oak woodwork, lo­ ings on face and belly. its. Must be responsible Full time. Experience not the 180's. Immediate ocupancy. schools, stores, and banka. Offered at 964,Sx). 'Kitcneiii dining area, spacious bedrooms and hardwood floors. Main Street, Manchester. Part Time Help— Wanted vely yard with garden area. Ail this at $89,900. Black beard & spot on and have good driving necessary. Complete Be­ Carpenters Needed — Receotlonlst/Soles — M a­ for daytime and nightime. nose. No collar. School record. Apply In person. nefits. M & M Service, Full time year round em­ ture, responsible, plea­ Apply In person at Arthur Newly Developing — Part Street area by Bennett Jr. Mechanic — Small en­ Al Slefferts Appliances, Bolton, 649-2871. ployment. Steady work sant person to work In Treachers, 401 Center time position for Inven­ High. Please call 643-7094 gine, experienced two and 647-9997. and company benefits. small office 2 nights per Street, Manchester. anytim e. tory control and accounts four cycle. Own tools. Full Must be experienced, con­ week, Saturday and 2-3 (Joyce G . receivable work. Now tak­ Onluii;, Pick up till' time and part time open­ scientious, have own tools flex days. Must be able to ing applications. Coll 643- Lost — Black and white ings. Eckert’s Lawn 8, and transportation. Coll work with public. Call Real Estate 647-8895 2133. Ask for Building phono null call short haired cot, Birch Leisure, Route 44, Coven­ Plumbers Helper — Expe­ 742-5317, B;30am to 5pm, Debbie at 643-2171. Ss Products Division. try. 742-6103. WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION Mountain area. Please Optholmlc Medical T rans- rience not necessary, full Monday through Friday. Waitress Wanted — Wed­ 6 4 6 - 1 3 1 6 call, 643-1347. crlptlonlst — Port time, time, complete benefits. Person with Clerical JACKSTONSHOWCASE background familiar with nesday thru Saturday, 8 8 M & M Service, Bolton, may do at home. Start 11:30-2:30, Inquire within, Found — Female, tiger Babysitter Wanted — Insurance needed 3 days a PRODUCTION WORKERS Im m ediately. 646-7704. 649-2871. Vic’s Pizza, 151 West Mid­ cat, about 6 months old. T w o 6 th graders, week, Tuesday, Wednes­ M ondov-Frlday from 3:15 day, Thursday for small dle Tpke., Manchester. EAST HARTFORD $79,900 Live better for Less At Three-J’s Restaurant, We have job openings In the following areas: Bolton. Sunday 9/15. 647- to 5:15 at m y home. agency In Coventry, non- Tara advantage of the PRICE R EDUCTION on thit spottese and wall You will benefit by owners Intls- Nurse Aides, Certified. 1371 after 4om. Sallert-Clotara Bowers School District. smoker. Call George Kler- maintained older 6* room Dutch Colonial with 3 bedrooms, baths, tance for "nothing but the best." Maintenance PRINTING — Positions ore now availa­ newly remodeled kitchen, finished rec room, sunporch, garage and new This Cape style home has Hall; 2 Quality Control 647-1946 after 6om. stead, 742-8064. Mechanic Helpera ble for weekends, 7-3 8, vinyl exterior. Cell tor detalle. 643-4060 batha, 2 car garage, security Machine Operatora Order Writer ESTIMATOR 3-11 shifts. Apply In per­ alarm system, fireplace In formal Lead Peraon Janitor dining room, master bedroom CLERK son, Meadows Manor, 333 suite, screened porch, fully ap­ Soma experlanca helpful but not necessary. Company Commercial sheet fed offset plant looking for Bldwell Street, PEflSDNALS Manchester. plianced kitchen, lovely landt- will provide ahuttia aarvice to and from Hartford. Work experienced 4/C estimator. Process shipping documents for fast ceped lot In quiet nelghbor- houra available 7am to 7pm or 7am to 4:30pm. Historic Cape Reassure that special Position requires an energetic person — attention paced manufacturing concern. Some Charming 8 room expanded Cape on Historic Register. Mostiv re- $109,000. someone of your love by If you are Intareated pleata apply: to details important. Salary commensurate with phone work, figure aptitude a must. Full Little Ceasars $8° m S' °'*** "'ortgagel Only telling the whole world experience. time Monday thru Friday. Competitive how much you love them wage and benefit package. Apply at Pizza Excellent wages & non-contributory benefit with the Manchester He­ nuowmcoiip. Part time/days. EAST HARTFORD $123,900 rald. Call the classified 48 Regent Street program. PILLOWTEX CORPORATION NEW LISTINGI CHARM & B EAU TY are yours In this very special 6* deportment today and Mancheatar, Ct. General help needed in room Colonial with 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, fireplaced faml^ room, for­ i i place your personal mes­ Apply in person or call 643-IIQl. Replies will be 49 Regent Street, Manchester, C T Super clean carry-out mal dining room, 2 porchai, 2 car garage and lovely private grounds. sage. 643-2711, 8;30am to 646-1737 kept confidential. 646-1737 restaurant. Flexible sche­ Located...... In tlnsst area. Call “ ■■ lor■ appointment 643-3-4060 Glastonbury 5:(X)pm. dule from mIdmornIng AUIED PfllNTING SERVICES. INC. 579 >MM HOTipilw W. until mId-afternoon. Idsal FREE MARKET EVALUATION Spacious, 7 room Ranch with ManchuMr. Conn. THIS COMPANY IS for someone with chil­ braazeway, fully applianced THIS LOCATION IS dren In school. Contact kitchen, fireplaced living and George lor an Interview. family room, tlldara that walk CURRENTLY the mark of CURRENTLY out onto lovely landscaped lot ANNDUNCEMENTS printing excelleixe Uttl* Caasart Pina Best Buy w/axtrame privacy. Trickling INVOLVED IN LABOR INVOLVED IN A 834 East Middle Tpke. REAL ESTATE brook, quiet family nalghood. Emergency? In (In liw WaWa center) S E R V IC E S Where elta will $92,900 buy you 3 large bedrooms, 2* baths, central air, Elite street. Reduced to tall large bright kitchen, formal dining room and a llnishod rec room? All Manchester, dial 911 for DISPUTE. $109,000. An equal opportunity employer. M/F. LABOR DISPUTE. 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 this plus pool and tennis courti fire, police, medical help. 646-4300 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 - 83 a - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Sept. 18, 1985 643-2711 For advertisements to be TAG SALE SIGN Classified..Store/Office Space Household Goods . 62 Business Opportunities .. .22 Rates published Monday, the dead- Notices Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property Misc. tor Sale 63 Home and Garden 64 Minimum CharflC. line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Lo st/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent Wanted to Rent . Pets 65 $3.00 for one day P erso nals...... 02 Instruction...... 25 The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Tag Sale Roommates Wanted Musical Items 66 P e r W o rd ; A n n o u n ce m e n ts...... 03 Read Your Ad Recreational Items 67 1-2 days .20C A u ctio n s...... 04 Classified An. When you place your ad. you II receive Real Estate Antiques 68 3-5 days ,180 Classified advertisements Services 6 days .16C are taken by telephone os a ONE TAG SALE SIGN PREL compliments of The Herald. Homes for Sale ...... 31 Ta g S a le s...... 69 26 d a y s ...... 12C convenience. Condominiums ...... 32 Services Ottered ...... Wanted to Buy . 70 Financial The Manchester Herald is Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 Painting/Papering. responsible onlytor one incor- M o rtg a g e s...... 11* Investment Property ...... 34 Building/Contracting STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER rect insertion and then onlv Personal Loans ...... 12 Business Property ...... 35 Roottng/Siding ...... Automotive Insurance...... 13 Heating/Plumbing Deadlines for the size of the original Resort Property ...... 36 KIT ‘M’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 F lo o r in g ...... Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 For classified advertise- insertion . Income Tax Service . Motorcvcies/Bicvcies 72 ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen n n APARTMENTS [^APARTMENTS the value of the advertisement |4ZJlFOR RENT Employment Rentals Services Wanted ...... Rec Vehicles...... 73 day through Saturday, the FOR RENT Rooms for Rent ...... 41 Auto Services...... 74 deodline is noon on the day will not be corrected bv on For Sale Manchester — Available BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTORY & Education Apartments tor Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease . .75 before publiccdion. additional insertion. Holiday/Seosonal. .61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 immediately. One, two Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 and three bedroom apart­ PAINTING/ BUILDING/ [^ S E R V IC E S I ments. $410, $475, $525, 6 Room Apartment and 1 ^ SERVICES PAPERING CONTRACTING heat and hot water In­ Duplex, 3 bedrooms, 2 car OFFERED OFFERED cluded. J.D . Real Estate, garage, oppllanced. 5525 Farrand Remodeling — HOMES Name vour own price — IPHONES 646-1980. monithiv. No utilities, no Sewing Done — Expe­ O dd lobs. Trucking. Father and son. Fast, Cabinets, roofing, gut­ FOR SALE FOR SALE pets, security, single fam­ rienced seamstress. Home repairs. You name ters, room additions, I help w a n t e d HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate SALE dependable service. I ily neighborhood. 643-7067 Dress making, alterations It, we do It. Free esti­ Painting, Paperhanging decks, all types of remo­ Manchester — Tastefully "Bring Brush & Save mornings. and repairs. Call 647-8730 mates. Insured. 643-0304. 8. Removal. Coll 646-5761. deling and repairs. FR EE Live In Companion — For RN — Full time nights. Brand New Listing I Only 1 anytime. estimates. Fully Insured. Full Time Counterperson- IHDMES year young I Attractive 4 decorated Cape Cod. 2-3 Thousands" — on 6 plus elderly West Hartford Monday thru Thursday. /Sales — Must be ener­ Four Room, second floor, Lownmowers repaired - John Deerr — Painting Telephone 643-6017, after FDR SALE room condo, 2 bedrooms, Bedrooms, finished rec room spilt, Martin School contractor. Interior, exte­ woman. References and Apply ta DNS Abbey getic and able to work area, child sate neighbor­ one bedroom. Colonial, Free pick up and delivery. 6pm, 647-8509. Manor, Rte. 14, Windham, Clerk — Full time, Ac- V/2 baths> fully ap- room with wet bar. 2-zone rior, Insured. Quality health aid experience re­ with public In a fast paced hood and owner moving newly decorated. Central, 10 percent senior dis­ caunts Receivable De­ pllanced kitchen, eco­ gas heat. Attached gar­ work, off season rates. Dumas Electric — Having quired. Call 523-7782. CT. environment. Experience All real estate advertised creates your opportunity! owner occupied, mld- East Hartford— 4 room, 2 count. Expert service. partment. Heavy CRT Ex­ In the Manchester Herald nomical to heat. Conve­ age. Level treed yard. dleoged lady preferred. Call 649-3248 after 5pm. Electrical Problems? preferred. Will train right Fantastic house with the $100 plus. Century 21 Lind­ bedroom apartment. $350 Day Care has full time Free estimates. Economy Part Time Driver — Must perience and phane Is subject to the federal nient to highway, schools, References. 643-8470 after Need A large or a small person. Marpet Printing. sey Real Estate, 649-4000. monthly. No Appliances. openings for toddlers, 2 Lawn Mower, 647-3660. Interior Pointing , Wal­ know streets In cantact with customers. Fair Housing Act of 1968, stores and banks. Offered right price, the right loca­ S;30pm. 8 Repair? We Specialize In Vernon Circle, Vernon. tion and low taxes. 289-5050. years and older. Lunches lpapering — Call even­ Manchester. Apply In per­ Typing and billing knowl­ which makes It Illegal to at $64,500. Jackson & and snacks provided. Li­ Hawkes Tree Service — Residential Work. Joseph 871-1421. $82,900. By owner. Princi­ ings, Gary McHugh, son, Krause Florist, 621 Bookkeeper — Mother's edge required. Interview advertise any preference, Jackson Real Estate, 647- censed and Insured. 646- Bucket Truck & Chipper. Dumas. Fully Licensed. pals only please. 643-7618 Six Room Duplex — Near 643-9321. Hartford Road. hours. Experienced by appointment only. Call limitation or discrimina­ 8400 or 646-8646. I» 7 J REAL ESTATE 0262. Stump Removal. Free Es­ Free Estimates. 646-5253. evenings. busline, 5550. No utilities. through balance Beth at 525-3474. tion based on race, color, WANTED Available October 1st. 643- timates. Special consider­ Painting and Paperhang- Proud As A Peacock I 13^ I All types remodeling or Bus Person — Individual sheet/ledger/one-wrIte religion, sex or national Five Room Duplex — 2048. ation for Elderly and Han­ Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Owners have taken extra Manchester — Beautiful repairs — Complete kit­ needed Monday thru Fri­ system. Call for appoint­ Accurate Typist — origin, or an Intention to Near busline. Adults, no dicapped. 647-7^3. rior, ceilings repaired. Mason Tenders — Expe­ pride In the care of their custom build center chim­ Private Individual look­ chens, baths, garages, ad- day, 11:30-3. Must have ment between 4 and 5pm, Needed for shipping of­ make any such prefer­ pets. Utilities not In­ References, fully Insured. rienced only. Good pay, older colonial. 7 rooms, 3 ney Cape on Pilgrim ing for 2 to 12 acres of dl.tlons, dorm ers, neat appearance. If Inter­ 649-9252. fice. Light filing. 649-5754 days, 643-7207 ence, limitation or dis­ land, near Bolton Center, cluded. Available October Loving Mother will bab­ Delivering rich loam — 5 Quality work. Martin bedrooms, V/j baths, car Lane, features 4 bed­ porches, decks. No lob ested, call 643-2751 and ask Excellent benefits. Apply crimination. The Herald 1 or South Windsor to build 1st. 647-1037. ysit In mv home. Referen­ yards, 565 plus tax. Sand, Mattsson, evenings, 649- nights. garage, hardwood floors, rooms, 3V2 baths, large [ ^ HOMES too large or small. Call for Paul. to 603 New Park Avenue, will not knowingly accept own home. Please call ces available. 649-4281. gravel, 8, stone. 643-9504. beautiful Oak woodwork, fireplaced living room, 2 FOR RENT 4431. Larry, 649-3985. West Hartfard. EOE. any advertisement which 872-7357 or 872-6311. Nice New Duplex In nice CELEBRITY CIPHER Pressman/Offset Camera car garage and more. Call Celebrity Cipher cryptogrema are created from quotations by famous Supported Employment Is In violation of the law. lovely yard with garden neighborhood. 3 Bed­ Bookkeeping Services for Good Quality Backhoe Robert E. Jarvis Trainee position open at Person To Do Laundry — lob coach for develop- area. All this at $89,900. today for details, Zinsser Manchester — 6 room, 3 peopia. past and praaant. Each letlar in the cipher starsds for rooms, large kitchen, 5575 the small business or Indi­ and Excavating Work. DUILDING/ Bui I ding-Remodeling another. Today's due: A aguals D. the Manchester Herald. Agency, 646-1511. Full time, 6 days per mentallv disabled adults. Jackson & Jackson Real monthly. Security deposit bedroom Ranch. Conve­ vidual personal records. Backhoe, excavation and 53 Specialist. Additions, gar, Learn a trade. Call Bob week. Medical and retire­ Transportotlon required, CONTRACTING by CONNIE WIENER Estate, 647-8400 or 646- required. Call Ed, 649- nient location, excellent years full charge expe­ snow plowing. No prob­ ages, roofing, siding, kit­ Hubbard, Press Fore­ ment benefits. Call LeRay 12 related experience prefer­ 8646. Super Colonial — Inexcel- Rentals 2947. condition. Gas heat, 2 rience. Talk to me about lem. Call Independent Carpentry and remodel­ chens, bathrooms, re- man, between 9-1 lam at Saucier for an appoint­ “ P JUOO YUOFF HPK lO The Leverage Group, Inc. able. $13-14,000 annually. Colonial — 50 Westmins­ lent condition, this Man­ fireplaces, laundry area vour needs. Call Lucille, Construction Co., 456- ing services — Complete placemen 643-2711. ment. 633-4681. Is a highly professional Send Resume to Charles ter Road. 3 bedrooms, IVj 1771 Antique Cape — chester/Glastonbury In basement. $700 8865. home repairs and remo­ windows/doors. 643-6712. Coventry — Convenient 528-7311. WGGA GU IPA ISC, NGFC Glastonbury company MInnIch by 9/24, Director tile baths, formal dining Priced under $100,000 — town-line home has many RDDMS location, rear courtyard monthly. Firm. 646-8112 deling. Quality work. Ref­ providing an excellent lob of Programs and Train­ room, fireplaced living for Immediate sale I 8 amenities. 4 bedrooms, 41 entrance, newly reno­ otter 5om. EZ Home Improvement. Caring 8, Loving, Li­ erences, licensed and In­ ing, Hockanum Indus­ FOR RENT HEATING/ opportunity for a detail room, eot-ln kitchen. By attractive rooms with 2’/a baths, new first floor vated one bedroom apart­ Make your home beauti­ censed Day Care home sured. Call 646-8165. 55 HOUCPRKBM, DRCVGSC NEWSPAPER CARRIERS oriented Individual to per­ tries, P.O. Box 2002, Ver­ small barn and 2 V2 acre family room with cathed­ Two Bedroom Cape — has full time openings for PLUMBING owner, $94,500. 647-9038, Furnished With Kitchen ment. Carpeting, $345 plus ful again. Painting lawns, form a variety of secretar­ non, C T 06066 EOE. loti We Guarantee Our ral ceilings and wrap­ October 1st. $525. No pets. preschoolers. Leon Cleszynskl Builder appointments only. privileges, clean and utilities, 1 '/2 months secur­ carpentry and repairs. JUOOAGN, RC DRBB KOLOU NEEDED IN ial functions. To qualify, HousesI Blanchard 8, Ros- around deck. 2 car gar­ References and security. Manchester, near 1-84. — New homes, additions, Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ modern, on busline. All ity deposit, no pets, adults 647-9395. excellent communication Delivery Person and So-, setto Real Estate, 646- age. Much morel 643-7875 before 5pm. 644-3640. remodeling, rec rooms, throom remodeling; In­ MANCHESTER AREA "New Listing" — CHFA utilities. Female only. preferred, 742-9641 8-8 lO PKMCVRKW ISC IPA.” skills are required with lesclerk — Wanted tor auallfled, clean 6 room 2482. Gorgeousl $167,500. dolly. Experienced House­ garages, kitchens remo­ stallation water heaters, modern pharm acy In Call 647-9813. deled, ceilings, bath tile, B ild w in Rd. all strong command of the Townhouse, IV2 baths, Strano Real Estate, 647- keeper at vour conven­ BUYER MEETS seller In garbage disposals: faucet English language. Min­ large shopping center. aluminum sided, full base­ Move Right In — to this 3 "SOLD". ience. Call 647-7931 otter dormers, roofing. Resi­ repairs. 649-4539. Visa/M- — PBIOUC HPNSF. 105-188 Pleasant Room tor ma­ Three Room Apartment the want ads... time after Birch 8 t imum 50 words per minute Part time evenings and ment and gas heat I $70's. bedroom Ranch that has a STORE AND dential or commercial. asterCard accepted. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What I really want Is to be the ture, working gentleman. — with heat, hot water, 5pm or 647-0694. time after timel Sprues SL 115-149 typing combined with weekends. Pleasant sur­ Century 21 Lindsey Real 3 car garage and a car­ [44 biggest sex symbol you can be at five-seven one- roundings and good flexi­ East Hartford — $79,900. Kitchen privileges, park­ stove, refrigerator, OFFICE SPACE Pirkidi Apt all ability to transcribe from Estate, 649-4000. port. See It today I We hundred-forty pounds ' — Billy Crystal. a dictation machine. ble hours. Some retail Guarantee Our HousesI Take advantage of the ing, near busline, referen­ carpet. $365. Adults only. Firguion Roid 121-360 Good office management experience. Inquire at Blanchard & Rossetto Price Reduction on this ces required. Telephone No pets. Centrally lo­ Office/South Windsor — Keep vour T V picture once, Liggett Parkade A Deluxe Kitchen, Adds a Real Estate, 646-2482. spotless & well m ain­ 647-9033. cated. Security deposit. Sullivan Ave. 2 large sharp with frequent clean­ Concord 8L all skills essential with expe­ special touch to this 6 HOUSEHOLD rience or a desire to learn Pharmacy, Manchester tained older 6 plus room Call 646-7690, after 4pm, rooms, air conditioning, ing of the screen. Use a 1 ^ HOUSEHOLD S room Ranch, hardwood O irdnsr 8L 3t86 IBM PC word processing. Parkade, 404 West Middle Summit Street Condo — Dutch Colonial with 3 Extremely Nice. Reaso­ 643-0496. ample parking, $260 a mild soap with water or a GOODS 62 GOODS ANTIQUES 7 1 1CARS/TRUCKS 7 I I CARS/TRUCKS floors, 2 fireplaces, gor­ HIghlind 8L 8-167 Look forward to attrac­ Turnpike. Gorgeous 3 year old 2 bedrooms, IV3 baths, nable for working male month. 236-6021 or 644- bit of ammonia In water. ^'■ FO R SALE 'II forsale geous cherry kitchen, newly remodeled kitchen, 3977. tive salary, convenient bedroom townhousel Su­ without car. Cooking. Be sure to dry thoroughly. Used Refrigerators, Apartment Sized Stove — Next To Nothing — Grit Blaster — Mechani­ storage shed, and alumi­ finished rec room, sun- Near shopping and trans­ location, excellent fully per rec room to garage I If you have an extra Washers, Ranges — Avocado, hardly used. Corner Spurce and East 1976 Pontiac Catalina — Mustang Ghia, 79 — MANCHESTER HERALD cally Inclined Individual num siding. Offered In the porch, garage & new vinyl portation. 649-0102. Office Space — Excellent television set no one 8 paid benefit plan. Send Must beseem We Guaran­ clean, guaranteed, parts $100. Call 646-5692. Center. 649-0533. Open Sa­ cylinder. Power steering, White, 3 door, 4 cylinder, 4 to mask and grit blast $80's. Immediate occu­ exterior. Call for details. Manchester — 5 room, 2 location with ample park­ Call Circulation Dapt. resume to Carol Mormon, tee Our HousesI Blan­ watches, why not ex­ and service. Low prices. turdays, Mirrors, wooden speed, stereo cassette, aircraft parts. Expe­ pancy. Jackson & Jack- Sentry Real Estate, 643- Furnished Room tor rent bedroom, heat. 5625 a ing. 600, 400 81 300 sq. ft. power brakes, automatic, The Leverage Group, chard & Rossetto Real change for cash with o B.D. Pearl 8. Son, 649 6 Piece Dining Room set accessories, tin, prints, oil radio, new starter and sunroof, wire wheels, rience preferred but will son Real Estate, 647-8400 Estate, 646-2482. 4060. In 6 room home. Male or month. Children wel­ office suites are now 647-9946 Inc., 70 Oakwood Drive, low-cost od In Classified? Main Street, 643-2171. with breakfront, wheat 3 lamps, samplers, bu­ exhaust system. very clean. $2,300.647-7576 train If necessary. Apply or 6464646. female. 649-7911. come. 647-7602. available. 649-2891. 643-2711. 66,000 Glastonbury, C T 06033. camel hump-back early reaus, commodes, cruets, plus miles. $1,300 or best between 9am and 2pm at Hebron Cape — 3 bed­ East Hartford — $123,900. after 5pm. amerlcan couch - New paper. offer. Call 646-4886 E "Retreat With Luxury" — New Listing! Charm i Flanagan Brothers, 911 rooms on second floor, 8 upsholstered plus 2 Salem Very nice custom Ranch Beauty are yours In this anytime. New London Tpke., Glas­ IV2 baths, first floor fam­ a « I APARTMENTS maple end tables, and tonbury. 633-9474. on 5 V2 private acres with ily room with fireplace, very special 8 plus room ^ ‘ ■FOR RENT matching lamps. Also 4 1979 Honda XL500 — Ex­ Work in Manchester! numerous amenities, cedar exterior. Built By Colonial with 4 bedrooms, Gsl large wooden storage un- cellent condition, low mi­ Part Time Daylight pond, XMas trees and I ust Behrmann. We Guaran­ 2'/] baths, fireplaced fam­ TAG SALES tls. 649-9919, keep trying. leage. 6464)487. hours, must have reliable what the busy executive tee Our HousesI Blan­ ily room, formal dining 3'/z Rooms — Available 77 Transom — Good con­ needs. $170,000. Century 21 dition. Asking $3,000 or transportation and 35 MM chard & Rossetto Real room, 2 porches, 2 car October 1st. Stove, refrig­ Harvest Gold Gas Stove Moving Out Of State Tag camera. Property inspec­ Lindsey Real Estate, 649- Estate, 646-2482. garage and lovely private erator, no utilities. No Sale — Furniture, dishes, 74 Fifth Wheel Wilderness best offer. 742-9549. 4000. and Avocado green Whirl­ Typing-Pasteup tions for Insurance Indus­ grounds. Located in finest pets, ho chidren. First and pool refrigerator-freezer. Irish commemoratives, Camper. $4,500. Top con­ try. Work local and sur­ East Hartford— Immacu­ area. Call for an appoint­ last month security. $325. SPECIAL stamp collection. 8 Tracy dition. 742-8000. 1974 Ford Super Van — FALL $50 each. 649-3085. P rounding towns. Will train Now You Can Stop Look­ late 7 room Raised Ranch, ment. Sentry Real Estate, Call 649-9521. Drive, Manchester. Satur­ Good tires. Running con­ right Individual. Call 265- ing — Custom built 3 bedrooms, large family 643-4060. day, 9/21,9am til 4pm. 1979 Delta 88 Oldsmoblle dition. $200. 649-8007 after "Wonder Warm" series 4pm. We have an opening for a person with accurate 9201. Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 room, 2 baths, built In bar, Court of Probate, Dlitrict of 400 wood burning fire­ — Delsel, power brakes, full baths, fireplaced liv­ carpeting, patio, excel­ Live Better For Less — Manchester place Insert with blower. September 19th, 20th, 21st, power steering, tilt wheel, typing skilis to operate a Harris terminai and to do NOTICe OP HEARINO 78 Datsun FlO — Stand­ Salesperson Wanted — ing room, 2 plus car lent condition through­ You will benefit by owner Manufactured by Dun­ 10am-4pm. 30 Crosby brand new MIchelln tires. pasteup work in the composing room of our daily One of the fastest growing attached garage, lovely out. $120,000. U & R ESTATE OF Road. Excellent condition. 742- ard, hatchbek, front Insistance for nothing but ANNIE DREW, deceased ham Lehr. Used only 2 wheel drive. Excellent appliance chains In Con­ landscaped, stone patio Realty, 643-2692. the best. This Cape style Pursuant to an order of Hon. seasons. Asking 5400. BOOO. newspaper. necticut needs sales help. leading to park-llke yard, William E. FitzGerald, + Tag Sale — 106 Carpenter condition. Single owner. home has It all: 2 baths, 2 10 10 = no Please call 646-4886 Judge, doted September 13, $1,950. 742-9784. Strong background In re­ lends Itself beautifully for Approximately 4 Acres — car garage, security anytime. Road. Draperies, bicy­ Renault Alliance — 1984. 5 tail sales preferred. Apply 19SS 0 hearing will be held on In-law or teen-age suite. Located In Ellington, this alarm system, fireplace In an application of Clarence cles, king sized beds­ speed, air, AM/FM Five day work week with a full range of medical and for a career position, call Call today for details. beautiful Colonial boasts formal dining room, mas­ Kabrick, Executor, praying Chest Freezer, $75. Dryer, preads, children's toys. Cassette. Power steering. Bernle's T V between 9am- Joyce G. Epstein Real 8 rooms with 4 bedrooms te r bedroom suite, for the approval of his claim, needs part, 515. 12" Black Saturday, 21st, 9am-1pm. $5,200 or best offer. 646- 7 9 1 MOTORCYCLES/ life insurance benefits. 2pm at 242-5517 for an against sold estate of the de­ YES IT DOES! Estate, 647-8895. and 2 baths. Cathedral screened porch, fully ao- and white T V , $15.649-5444 5741. m I BICYCLES appointment. ceased as In sold appllcotlon ceilings In lovely living pllanced kitchen, lovely on file more fully appears, at after 5pm. Historic Cape — Charm­ and dining rooms. Large landscaped lot In quiet the Court of Probate on Sep­ 1972 Ford (3alaxv — Runs 1982 F350 Ford truck with ing room expanded Cape Automotive Gal Friday — Mature, 6 fireplace with raised neighborhood. Owner tember 30,1985 at 2:00 p.m. 6 ft. Pine Table with well, $350 or best offer. caps, 19,000 miles: 742- Manchester Herald experienced Individual on Historic Register. hearth. 2 car garage. Very Mary Lou Taylor, says sell at $109,900. Cen­ Clerk benches. Good condition. 649-5490. 8000. tor diversified work In 2 Mostly remedied. Great nice condition I Housesets tury 21 Jackston- 038-09 PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD $450. Call 649-4269 or 649- For an appointment girl office In Columbia. back yard with fruit trees. back off road. Owners Showcase, 646-1316. 2849 evenings. CARS/TRUCKS Please call Sheldon Cohen Must be well organized, Assumable mortgaoel anxious. Offers consi­ m FOR SALE have excellent phone Only $81,900. Joyce G.. Court of Probate, District of dered. Asking $184,900. Glastonbury — Spacious, FOR 643-2711 Monday-Friday, between 1:30 and 3 p.m. communication skills and Epstein Real Estate, 647- Strano Real Estate, 647- Manchester 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS an excellent typist. 35 8895. 7 room Ranch with breeze- NOTICE OP HEARING FOR SALE 1980 Chevrolet Citation — "SOLD". way, fully appllanced kit­ ESTATE OF / at 643-2711, Ext. 16 hour week. Call 228-9478 Standard Transmission, 2 ,A\ chen, fireplaced living MARIO HUGOORDUZ, between 9am-5om. Best Buy — Where else "Price Reduced - Owner deceased door, white exterior, tan and family room, sliders An Equil Opportunity Employer M/F will $92,900 buy you 3large Wants Action" — on ex­ Pursuant to on order of Hon. Interior, excellent condi­ RESULTS! that walk out onto lovely William E. FitzGerald, tion. New tires. Must sell. bedrooms, 2 plus baths, ceptional 3 bedroom Judge, doted September 13, Help Wanted — Female central air, large bright landscaped lot with ex­ 10 DAYS $2,100. Call 649-7051 cape, fireplace, family high school student, part treme privacy with tric­ 198S a hearing will be held on New Classical Record evenings. kitchen, formal dining room, basement, mainte­ on application praying for Sale — The Best of Mo­ time, apply Floral Ex­ room and d finished rec kling brook, quiet family the authority to sell certain pressions, 135 Center nance free vinyl and zart, Strauss, Beethoven room. All this, plus pool much, much more to neighborhood, children's real property situated In the Nabisco Brands USA Is PICTURE THIS Street. 6464268. street. Reduced to sell, City of Hortford, County of or Tchaikovsky - Single accepting sealed bids un­ Call and tennis court. Joyce G. otter! $80's. Century 21 Hartford os In sdid applica­ album $2 each. The Mes­ Epstein Real Estate, 647- $109,900. C e n tu ry 21 ■flO WORDS til 9/20/85, on number Lindsey Real Estate, 649- tion on file more fully ap­ siah, Religious Gold or Jackston-Showcase, 646- 3285, 1979 G M C truck, Assistant Manager — tor 8895. 4000. pears, at the Court of Pro­ Instrumental Collection - retail paint and decorat­ 1316. bate on September 30,1985 at mileage, 111,000,900 cubic 647-9946 Three album sets, $4 each. ing center. Duties - sales & 10:30 a.m. foot body. Truck needs Mary Lou Toylor, S.G.T. Co., Call 649-1734 to new speedometer, can be stock. Retail experience New Listing — South Clerk order. ■ $ EXTRA MONEY $ necessary. Good hours, Windsor, $89,900. Lovely 03789 seen at 35 National Drive, S 10 DOLLARS Glastonbury, CT. Contact To Subscribe good starting pay. Con­ Ranch with vinyl siding, Pear shaped half karat tact Mike, Paul's Paint, within walking distance to B o b West. Nabisco With Your Own Part-Time Job.' COMMONWIALTH OP diamond ring. One year Brands USA reserves the 615 Main Street, school. Kitchen, dining MASSACHUSHTTS (A *24 Value) old. $800. Must sell. Coll Manchester. area, spacious bedrooms right to relect any and all Today! PROBATE COURT after 5pm. 872-8225. bids. An excellent opportunity for and hardwood floors. No. 8SD0264D1 10 word maximum, non commercial D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 Slight Paint Damage. Office Work — Full time. or 871-1400. Hampshire ss. 1980 Chevy Citation — 4 Housewives and Mothers with Figure aptitude, typing, tuimnens by PubieeHen advertisers onlv. Ad must run from Flashing arrow sign $269. door, hatchback, auto­ Save $2541 lighted, non- customer contact and N e w Listing — matic, air, FM stereo other general and vorled RUTH C. RURKI, Sept. 23 thru Oct. 3rd, 1985. Ad may be arrow $257. Unllghted cassette. 69,500 miles. young children bring them Manchester, $86,900. Plaintiff $199. Unbelievable qual- office duties. Full benefit Clean Colonial on a very Good condition. 649-4459. program Including dental vs. cancelled, but no refunds will be given Ityl Lo cal. Factory: quiet street with a treed 1(800)423-0163, anytime. with you and save on paid. Coll M r. Sayers, lot, large fireplaced living BRUCR A. BURKR, 1976 Chew Malibu Wagon Defendant on this special. 528-9384 between 2pm and room, appllanced kit­ — Excellent condition. 5pm. To the above-named Defend­ 86,000. Asking $1,500. 647- babysitting costs. chen, new carpeting, an ant: enclosed porch and a 9410. A complaint has been pre- PETS Full or Part Time — garage. D.W. Fish Realty, sentewto this Court bv vour Typist/Word processing, 643-1591 or 871-1400. 1977 Datsun Pickup — spouM, RUTH C. BURKR, Automatic, 7 ft. bed, air, experience required, IBM seeking 0 divorce from the CALL NOW Loving Homes needed for preferred. 646-0882. B ra n d New Llsltngl bonds of matrimony. 2 year old Pedigree Choc­ cap with overhead. Best VERNON $136,500 Those Who Hesitate Are You ore required to serve olate Lab 8i 3 year old Lab otter. 742-8843 weekdays LIKE A DREAM HOUSEI upon Jo Anne Sawyer, Es­ so you won’t miss this great mix. Call 742-5921 after 6pm or weekends $ Lovely to look at and much nicer to have as your LostI Don't miss out on $ quire, plaintiff's attorney, evenings. anytime. owni This 10 room Raised Ranch has just about ev­ this beautiful 7 room whose address Is 28 Centsr Cape. 2 full baths, garage, opportunity! I SITUATION erything you could desire In a home. Family room Street, Northampton, MA Free Kittens — Calico 2 ^ fireplace, appliances. 01060 your answer on or be­ 22 Hours Per Week WANTED with bar, finished laundry room, a sun room off the fore October 14, 1985. If you Females. 8 weeks old and kitchen that leads to a deck, wall to wall carpeting Verplank School district. toll to do so, the Court will litter trained. 742-8089. Ottered In low $90's. Jack- Salary Plus Gas Allowance LIve-ln Companion — over hardwood flooring plus much more. Call us for proceed to the hearing and an appointment to see. son 8, Jackson Real Est­ odludlcatlon of this action. Pure Bred Doberman Pup 1979 Red Honda Accord — Housekeeping, cooking, ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. You ore also required to file 0 SOUND INTERESTING? has driver's license. copy of vour answer In the of­ — Female, 12'/z weeks old, 4 door, Air, high mileage, fice of trie Register of this ears cropped, tall docked, runs well. $1,812 or best You can be a Herald Area Adviaer and handle and Phone 649-4593. We can help you become a Brand New Llsltngl Ter­ yupervisa our carrier boys & girls. II you like kids - Court ot 33 King Street, Nor­ 643-2711 shots, needs T L C . Asking otter. 633-2479 between 5- 'REALE ' PROFESSIONAL! rific starter home In great thampton. MA 01060. $200. Call 646-4133. 7om. -yvent1 ia little Independence and your own Income... A Mature, Dependable, Call 646-4525. and aak lor Oan. family neighborhood. 3 neat woman would like Witness SEAN M. DUN- 8:30am - 5pm bedrooms, fireplace, PHY, Eso., Judge ot sold part time office work as D.F. REALE, INC. Court at Northampton. Free — 2 male shor­ 1979 Ford Pinto — Good nicely landscaped yard. Monday thru Friday thaired kittens, black and running condition, no receptionist, typist, Reef Ealala Economical to heat. Of­ ' August 14,1985 m mmm II.. a i . i S i i N , . c i. white. Box trained and rust, new muffler, new answer phone, paper­ fered In the $70’8. Jackson ROBERT F. CrEUJSHIAK work. 20 hours per week. shots. Very affectionate. radlals. $1,400 negotiable. 646-451S 8i Jackson Real Estate, Register of Probote CALL 647-9946 or 647-9947 Coll 647-0642 after 3pm. 742-5768. 649-3790. 647-8400 or 6468646. 00289 I U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 18, 1985 $ - MANCHESTER FOCUS EXTRA WEATHER More Rhody teachers face jail Hydro project hopes 11 Greyhound discovers 11 Manchester’s fall 11 Fair, cool tonight;

By Jam es H, Ludwin dim even further 11 a Manchester home 11 recreation program 11 sunny, warm Friday United Press International By R ...p ag es I I ... page 11 I | ... supplement inside I I ...page 2 Unit) PROVIDENCE, R.I. — A nego­ tiating session headed by Gov. WJ) Edward DiPrete failed to end the Unioi IJ-day-old Pawtucket teachers’ em t 5,000 strike as 34 more union members ‘ f 4.. f faced the prospect of being jailed iU 0 and fined today. DiPrete intervened late Tuesday after Superior Court Judge Co- are i rinne Grande sent the first group of dup 23 teachers, including union Presi­ cosu dent Mary Anne Kaveny, to jail in fens< handcuffs for ignoring her back-to- berg iEanrhfHtf r HrralJi Di: work order...... ____ * ThiiraHax/Thursday, Sept. 19, 1985 — Single copy: 25C The talks broke up about 12:30 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm sitioi a.m. today with a promise to men return again tonight to resume Unit negotiations, DiPrete said. perc ”I can sense what I preceive to deta be an honest^nd sincere desire by publ both sides to reach a settlement,” Weir says captors proposing swap by tl DiPretesaid. ’’Idon’tthinkthetwo \ sides are that far apart.” Weir said, ” I urge that new understood there was hope that one Robert Paquin, chairman of-the terian Church. Anderson, a reporter for The UPl photo Bv Thomas Ferraro efforts be made and that new and or more of the other hostages Pawtucket School Committee, did The minister said ’’They have Associated Press, joined Weir at United Press International creative options be explored for might be released very soon and to A- not share the governor’s optimism, released me as a sign of their good the news conference and, along Eighteen leaders of the Pawtucket, R.I., ior Court Judge Corrinne Grande also with other family members were negotiating their release.” protect that possibility there saying, “We are no further along.” WASHINGTON - The Rev. intentions. However, they are not should be no publicity whatever for Meanwhile, the 600-member Teachers Union, found in contempt of gave them $500 fines or back to school Benjamin Weir, released Saturday willing to wait much longer. to meet with administration, offi­ In his statement, Weir also orders as talks broke off late Tuesday in cials this week to push for provided for the first time some a day or two.” Pawtucket ’Teachers’ Alliance, court, enter the Adult Correction from 16 months of captivity in ’’They state that if there is not a ”It was mutually agreed that I which went on strike Sept. 4, was the 11-day-old strike. Lebanon, said today he has told postive response to their demands increased efforts to release their details about his sudden and Institution in Cranston Tuesday, Super­ loved ones. surprise release. go into temporary seclusion with denied an immediate stay of President Reagan his former in the near future they're prepared my family. ... Consequently, I Grande’s order by state Supreme captors are demanding freedom to kidnap other Americans and Weir, a Presbyterian minister ’’Just before midnight last Sat­ hour session, which began Monday from Berkeley, Calif., said in his urday, Sept. 14, I was suddendly proceeded to announce this news Court Justice Florence Murray. A told Grande before she was led 8,500 students at the district’s 10 for 17 Moslem prisoners in Kuwait that though they do not want to conference for today,” he said. full hearing may be scheduled from the courtroom Tuesday by a elementary, three junior and two night. as the price for the release of six harm anyone, they will go so far as statement that he relayed the released by my captors.” later in the week. sheriff’s deputy, handcuffed and high schools. The school district hiked its offer other Americans. to proceed to execute their hos­ message from his captors to He said, ”I made contact with Weir said he had occasionally In addition to considering con­ then taken to the Adult Correc­ ”I apologize for defying the from a one-year contract with a 5 Weir said the captors have tages if the demand is not met,” President Reagan Wednesday by the American Embassy whose seen four of the hostages and ’’they tempt charges against 34 more tional Institutions. court, but I do believe I need a percent raise to a three-year deal, threatened to execute their hos­ Weir and the other Americans telephone. ambassador and officials are well.” He said he last saw the teachers today, Grande said she During individual questioning of contract,” said Richard Petrella, which would have provided a 5 tages and to kidnap other Ameri­ were kidnapped during the pasl 18 ”I personally believe the appeals promptly and efficiently arranged four on Saturday and identified from my captors should be taken for me to be transported to the them as Terry Anderson, the Rev. UPl photos would also review the school Kaveny and the other 22 union one of the teachers sent to the state percent salary increase the first cans if their demands are not met. months and held in Lebanon by district’s request for a contempt leaders and members, Grande prison. year, a 6 percent hike the second ’’They have one demand, Shiite fundamentalist Moslem seriously,” Weirsaid. ”I am aware U.S.A. Late Monday evening, I Lawrence Jenco of Joliet, 111., citation against the union as a declared, “I have heard no justifi­ The contempt hearing came year and a wage reopener the final namely the release of 17 prisoners group called Islamic Jahid or Holy that U.S. governmnt officials are arrived by U.S. government air­ David Jacobsen of Huntington Members-of the curatorial staff of the New England concerned for the safety and plane. landing near Norfolk, Va.,” Beach, Calif., and Thomas Suther­ corporate entity, which would add cation” for the strike. after a court-ordered mediation year. BENJAMIN WEIR in Kuwait,” Weir, 61, said in a War. Aquarium (top) carefully move an electric eel, even more pressure on the union to ’’There is no justification,” she session broke up at 2:45 a.m. Union negotiator Robert Casey statement prepared for a news Peggy Say, sister of one of the six welfare of the remaining six site of a naval and air base. land, whose wife lives in Fort affectionately know as "Zap." back on display Tuesday. end its waikout. said. ”It’s just out-and-out de­ Tuesday without a settlement. The said a counter-offer was made but . . . reports to Reagan conference at the National Presby- Americans still being held. Terry American hpstages.” Weir said, "Upon my arrival I Collins, Colo. At bottom, a close-up of the shocking fellow. ’ ’I do not have a contract and so I fiance of a court order.” union rejected a new offer from the that the school district had not do not return to work,” Kaveny The strike has idled classes for school committee during the eight- responded. ‘Z a p ’ earns his respect Prospective bidders mount Talks Firehouse change BOSTON (UPl) It was not a shocking experience, but it - wins PZC approval could have been. Turner considers UPl purchase Officials at the New England England Aquarium Tuesday very key on two lots east of where the district by restructuring the current con­ Bv John F. Kirch carefully moved a 6-foot-long electric eel to a new home. By Gregory Gordon company’s employees union, UPl Patricof, who said he manages plans to build. The town’s station tract with the Wire Service Guild Herald Reporter "The transfer went quite well,” said aquarium spokeswoman United Press International reported this week. $240 million in pension and insu­ has emerged as a major issue in Newly identified prospects rance company funds, said he and and offering stock to employees. Mimi Brown, noting the eel weighs between 50 and 60 pounds and The Eighth Utilities District won the Nov. 5 election campaign, with included: the Pritzkers seek additional He said turning around a company m is capable of emitting 650 volts from its tail. WASHINGTON - Gulf & West­ summit approval from town zoning offi­ Republicans arguing it should be • Gulf & Western Industries, partners to allow for “the broadest like UPl is "the lifeblood of an “It’s enough to kill you, and it’s enough to stun a horse,” said ern Industries and venture capital­ cials Wednesday night to use all of sold and Democrats saying it owner of major book publisher participation from the media” in entrepreneur.” Phillips acknowl­ Brown, adding that a common household electrical socket puts ist Alan Patricof are among more a parcel of land it owns on Tolland should be kept. Simon & Schuster, Paramount an ownership group. He said the edged two publicly held companies out 110 volts. than 15 parties who have submitted Turnpike for construction of a The town built the station in the Pictures and Madison Square group also would consider grant­ he purchased out of bankruptcy, GENEVA, Switzerland (UPI) - " I don’t think you’d want to touch it,” she said, adding, ”It’s not expressions of interest in purchas­ satellite fire station. 1970s, but the Buckland area was ing equity to UPl employees, Acton Corp., a cable television U.S. and Soviet negotiating teams something you do nonchalantly.” ing United Press Internationai, Garden. Jerry Sherman, vice The Planning and Zoning Com­ later annexed by the district. The president for corporate communi­ presumably in return for contract business, and Beltran Corp., a food returned to the arms bargaining The eel, known alternately as "Edison” and "Zap,” was sources say. mission voted 3-2 in favor of an state Supreme Court has upheld a cations, said: “We simply don’t concessions. He cailed UPl "a concern, have financial problems, table for two hours today at the moved from a temporary holding tank out of public view into a Turner Broadcasting Corp., amendment to zoning regulations lower court decision giving the comment on matters pertaining to basic asset of the country ... and I but he said those firms are start of a third round of talks that owned by maverick cable televi­ proposed by the district that will district's volunteer fire depart­ new recently constructed public display tank. potential acquisitions. That think there is sufficient reason to unrelated to the UPl proposal. could lay the groundwork for sion mogul Ted Turner, also is allow firehouses to be built in ment the sole legal right to fight Placed in a 400-gallon tank, the eel is now part of the neither indicates we are, or are believe you can make money on November’s superpower summit. "reviewing” a confidentiai pros­ • Mario Vasquez Rana, one of Business I zones. The land the fires in the area immediately aquarium’s fresh water exhibit. not, interested.” it.” Chief Soviet negotiator Viktor pectus prepared by UPI’s invest­ Mexico’s largest publishers who district purchased at Tolland surrounding the station. But the • A joint proposal from Alan • Sam Phillips, an Acton, Mass., Karpov, asked afterward whether ment advisers but has not decided owns the Sol newspaper group and Turnpike and Buckland Street is town station is still used to provide whether to submit a preliminary Patricof Associates Inc., a New entrepreneur. Phillips told UPl is a member of the International progress might be made before the November superpower summit, zoned a combination of Rural fire protection for other areas in offer, spokesman Arthur Sando York venture capital company, that First Phillips Corp., a firm he Olympic Committee. A spokesman the northern part of town. told reporters, ”It’s too early to Residence and Business I. said Tuesday. and the Pritzker family of Chicago, owns with his wife and family, is deciined comment. The firehouse issue is the latest Bay State auditor sees draw any conclusions based on our N-iif A Business I zone was previously Executives of UPl, which is owners of the Hyatt hotel chain and "bidding siightly in excess of $21 • E F E , Spain’s national news in a series of disputes that have first meeting.” • A, the only zone in Manchester in operating under Chapter 11 bank­ Braniff airlines. Patricof founded million,” $6.5 million in cash and agency, which reportedly is ex­ which firehouses were not strained relations between the New York Magazine in 1966 and the rest assumed liabilities. Phil­ He would not say whether any ruptcy protection, were encour­ pressing interest on behalf of a permitted. town and district, an independent chance for surtax cut sold it for 'nearly $20 million to new proposals had been made and aged by the responses — some of lips said he proposes to hold U PI’s group of banks and communica­ Members of the PZC approved authority that provides sewer them surprises — to a Monday Rupert Murdoch in the 1970s. labor costs at $40 million, perhaps tion companies. declined further comment on the service and fire protection for opening session, citing a confiden­ the change because it said there BOSTON (UPl) — Massachu­ deadiine the company set for most of northern Manchester. address endemic problems such as tiality agreement covering the was “no compelling reason not to” setts’ booming economy can sup­ receiving preliminary proposals. 4^ LaBelle argued during the hear­ youth unemployment and jobless­ bilateral arms talks. and to keep ’’consistency in the port a permanent tax cut and UPl Chairman Luis Nogales ing that because fire stations were ness of those people without Although the negotiating sche­ zoning regulations.” additional state aid to needy refused comment on the re­ permitted in every zone except adequate training, Finnegan said. East River holds sunken treasure dule is rarely announced, estab­ The amendment will allow mu­ people. State Auditor John Finne­ sponses, saying he does not want to Business I, the regulations should lished practices suggest the next nicipal offices, police stations and gan says. Finnegan said there is a ’’tre­ jeopardize the sale process. NEW YORK (UPl) - A salvage Hussar when it sank in 1780 in ment, which oversees archaeologi­ bargaining session will take place firehouses to be built in Business I be changed. mendous” disparity between what Company spokesman William ’’When you have only one zone Finnegan, a former chairman of expert says he has pinpointed a waters off what is now the south cal projects, to survey the Hussar Tuesday. zones, provided the site abuts a was predicted by budget makers Adler said, ”UPI specifically does Lnr- that doesn't permit a fire station, I the powerful House Ways and spot in the East River off the Bronx Bronx. site. He said he expects the state Karpov arrived at the U.S. major or minor highway. last year and what actually hap­ not confirm nor deny any of the think that’s obviously an over­ Means Committee, also said the pened. ’’That’s why I say that the where a British ship laden with ”It’s sitting there, pretty as a wili take part of the ship’s booty delegation building in a grey Commission members Leo J. parties as having expressed but does not know how much. Kwash and William A. Bayer voted sight,” he said. budget surplus for the fiscal year revenues are at least $100 million interest.” some $500 million in gold and silver picture,” Clifford told the news­ Mercedes sedan promptly at 11 1 4 " that ended June 30 was "at least During the-Revolutionary War, against the change following a Kwash and Bayer disagreed. higher than whatever they ulti­ Monday’s deadline called for sank over 200 years ago. paper Tuesday. He said that sonar a.m. and left two hours later. $100 million more, if not higher” the Hussar served as a payroll ship public hearing in Lincoln Center "As you look at Business I zones, mately fessed up to.” interested parties to state an Barry Clifford, president of scans of the site turned up a shape ”If our negotiating partners than the $300 million figure re­ for British soldiers. that lasted about 45 minutes. they're all small areas," Kwash estimated purchase price, des­ Maritime Underwater Surveys on the bottom matching the show willingness for meaningful ported by some state officials. The Dukakis administration, On its last voyage, the ship was Attorney^ John D. LaBelle Jr., said. cribe financial sources and give Inc. of Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., Hussar’s 114-fo^t-long hull. progress, we will be ready,” The state auditor, a veteran which until recently was reluctant headed for Newport, R.I., from who represented the district at the He said Business I zones were plans for the 78-year-old wire told the Daily News his divers Clifford, who began his search Karpov told reporters as he budget maker, said Tuesday he to call for a permanent tax cut, Beekman’s Wharf in iower Man­ public hearing, said the issue was a meant for smaller businesses for service. planned to make an effort to for the vessel in March, said he is entered the building. ” If they believes the administration of Gov, reported a fiscal 1985 surplus of hattan. The route would have political ’’hot potato,” but warned th e ’’convenience of the UPl officials have said they hope reclaim the buried treasure in keeping the exact location secret to don’t, we won’t.” Michael S. Dukakis "slopped $79.4 million. House Ways and taken it up the East River. commission members now to allow neighborhood,” to receive firm bids by Oct. 4 after about two weeks. stop any other potential treasure Chief U.S. negotiator Max Kam- over,” or carried, more than $150 Means Chairman Richard Yoke, hunters from pirating the loot. The Hussar sank en route after politics to enter into their decision. “The question is," Bayer said, officials of the company and its Clifford hopes to recover some pelman, Karpov and two other million of fiscal 1985 money into the D-Chelsea, said the figure was hitting a rock in the treacherous ’’Once you are appointed, you "do you want a firehouse that close employees union have screened $500 million, worth of precious Clifford has received permission negotiators from each side met current budget year. about $300 million. metals stored aboard the frigate from the state Education Depart­ Hell Gate section of the river. briefly in an eight- floor conference are to make decisions based on to a major arterial? I don’t think it Tbe House later passed a bill that initial responses. zoning regulations,” he said. La- belongs there.” Finnegan said by carrying over room before the initial bargaining would phase out the surtax over Any sale must be reviewed by a Belle also asked that any member When asked by other commis­ such funds governors have been session began around a large three years and provide additional committee representing unse­ of the commission who might have sion members whether he meant able to build a foundation for the cured creditors owed more than wooden table. exemptions for low income people. About 40 officials with their been contacted by any political the firehouse didn't belong in a next year’s budget so they can The Senate has taken no action on $27 miilion and must be approved Business I zone or at the Tolland "bankroll a little money getting staffs and translators filled the figure on the matter disqualify that bill. by a U.S. bankruptcy judge. Turnpike site, Bayer said, "In into an election year to avoid conference room. Seasoned ob­ ... himself or herself from voting on Nogales planned to report to the general, in a Business I zone, and disasters or to have enough money servers said the presence of a the matter. Dukakis and Senate Ways and creditors committee on the new in particular, there." to be all things to all people.” Soviet general from the defense The district’s plans to build a Means Chairman Patricia McGov­ suitors at a meeting in New York Bayer said that for the PZC to The state’s burgeoning econ­ ministry could be a significant satellite fire station to serve the ern, D-Lawrence, have expressed today. Buckland area in northwestern approve the measure would make omy, he said, has helped create a reservations about any repeai of Sources familiar with the re­ signal of earnestness on the Soviet GIVE NOW side. Kampelman singled out the Herald photo by Tarquimo Manchester have prompted con­ them the "laughing stock” of political environment that wouid the income tax surcharge. Both sponses to the prospectus, circu­ allow tax relief, such as repeai of general for a special welcome. siderable debate over the fate of a recently said a permanent tax cut lated by two investment banking town-owned firehouse located just Please turn to page 10 the decade-old 7'A percent sur­ is possible, but they said they firms retained by UPl, identified a The conference began with Tending to salvation charge on the state income tax. preferred a plan that would benefit number of the interested parties in smiles and handshakes in an air of It could also help the state those people most in need. addition to several — including the upbeat informality. The visiting Soviet delegation sat opposite their Mrs. Harold Williamson, a custodian for son and her husband have been American hosts with their backs to the Saivation Army, tends to some custodians for the Salvation Army for 10 Parties try to outdo Cruise captain a window looking out over Lake flowers this morning outside of the years. "Instore Geneva. faces charge Kampelman, asked by reporters army’s 661 Main St. building. William­ 2 WEEKS ONLY whether progress is possible be­ each other on trade PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - fore the November summit, said ”I Save *100 on Victor’s Best WASHINGTON fUPI) - Con­ Means Committee to act on a The Coast Guard has charged the hope so. The goal is agreement and comprehensive trade bill by the captain of the cruise ship. Pilgrim stability.” New health-care system formed gressional Democrats, angered Belle, with negligence for striking Media representatives were over what they see as President end of October. Separately, the Ways and Means a reef off Cuttyhunk Island in July. Model 850 >229"« Now *129 ushered out tefore tbe start of the By Susan Vaughn ration called Medical Delivery of HCMA. Eighty percent of the Reagan’s inaction on the nation’s About 110 passengers and crew actual negotiations that are kept Herald Reporter Systems Inc. to negotiate with profits of the HMD would go to trade deficit problem in the name Committee planned to work on a had to be rescued from the 192-foot Model 860 *249»<>< Now under wraps by a bilateral confi­ insurers, he said. The HMCA CIGNA Healthplan and 20 percent of free trade, are planning to take bill to shield the domestic textile vessel after it struck Sow and Pigs *149 dentiality agreement. FARMINGTON — The Harford Board of Directors, which is the to the physicians, he said. matters into their own hands. industry from low-priced imports. Reef on July 28 during a trip from S50 SPECIFICATIONS Two earlier rounds of the talks, County Medical Association plans governing board for MDS, has Although the agreement with the Senate Democratic leader Ro­ Mindful of the Democrats’ plan Hyannis, Mass, to Block Island. 12'Okjlt fully punctuatod print display which started March 12, made no to form a for-profit independent already obtained a tentative CIGNA Healthplan is being bert Byrd of West Virginia Wed­ to mobilize forces on the politically There were no injuries. calculator. practice association that would agreement with CIGNA Health- worked out, Wetstone stressed that charged trade issue. Sen. Robert Add mod#. Automatic grand total. apparent headway on the three nesday said Americans should not Captain Robert Raisch was cited Item count kay, claar all kay. give - the - past - a - future designated issues: space weapons, compete with health maintenance plan of Connecticut, a subsidiary of MDS endorsements would not be be blinded by Reagan’s arguments Packwood, R-Ore., chairman of Tuesday for negligence by the Automatic coniUnta with multiplication, strategic nuclear arms and organizations and promote private CIGNA Corp. of America, to help limited to one insurer. The plan is, that protectionism will spark a the Senate Finance Committee, diviaion and percent caicui- Wednesday urged Reagan to come Coast Guard, which investigated Districts. Cheney Hall is located in the heart of this intermediate-range nuclear medical practice, the association MDS establish an independent in fact, designed to promote retaliatory trade war. the accident. Cmdr. Edward ationa. 2 position rour>dlng Se­ Pasi and future will merge to give MafKh«ter president announced Wednesday practice association-health main­ competition among insurers for up with his own trade package. lector. a unique experierKe — an experience as innovative district, and an investment in Cheney Hall is an missiles. Percent add on and discount, physicians’ services, he said. Packwood suggest^ that an Cooke, executive officer of the as the theatre and as traditional as the history of investment in the cultural ar>d business life of our On Tuesday, Karpov said the night at its semi-annual meeting. tenance organization (IPA-HMO) "Our trading partners are al­ Marine Safety Office, refused to equals plus and equals minus. community. Soviet team was prepared for HCMA President Howard J. in Hartford County, Wetstone said. ■ The plan is intended to "encour­ ready engaged in trade practices administration trade intiative 8-position decimal selector. Add Manchester. Too often the attempt to save and preserve reveal what lead to the charge. register accumulaterrepe^ Add- . The restoration of Cheney Hall will preserve ’’constructive and businesslike Wetstone told more than 500 Dr. Burton Meisner, a age insurers to better the terms that are not fair. The war has might sidetrack Democratic ef­ A hearing on the accident has Subtract. Manchester's most historic site, assure the con­ our history is made loo late. With your help and negotiations.” member physicians at the Marri­ Manchester surgeon, will serve as they offer," Wetstone said. It is begun," Byrd said. forts to attach protectionist trade Automatic percent of change. / tinuation of a theatrical tradition, ar>d establish a support Cheney Hall will become a monument to ott Hotel that the idea of a medical also intended to promote the "If being a protectionist means measures, which he described as been set for Tuesday before an Automatic markup. chairman of the board of directors cultural/community center for area arts the past, but. more importantly, it will become a association forming a wholly- of the new IPA. private practice of medicine, trying to protect American jobs, "an 800-pound gorilla." to sensi­ administrative law judge. Raisch, vital part of the present and future of Manchester. however, no longer works for organizations and businesses. owned corporation is a ’’new and Participation in the IPA will be which constitutes the majority of American.workers and American tive legislation like the debt ceiling $60 SPECIFICATIONS Manchester is fortunate to have one of the We have a proud heritage — support the Coastwise Cruise Lines, the owner teme as Model 860 with Addi­ unique concept that has not been open to every physician in Hart­ the medical association member­ industries'... than that’s not too bad bill and tax reform. very few designated National Historic Landmark future by preserving the past! of the Pilgrim Belle. tional features of 4 key Indepen­ Inside Today tried anywhere in the country.” ford and Tolland counties in good ship, he said. a word," he said. “If the president Congressional Democrats are dent memory and memory Indl- not the only ones critical of Rescue workers managed to All contributions are tax deductible. . An independent practice associ­ standing, according to Wetstone. . As an introduction to announcing of the United States sees no ation uses existing medical facili­ Reagan's trade policy. plug the hole in the ship and tow it If your company has a matching gift program, 20 pages, 2 sections There would be no fee for HCMA the plan, Wetstone said the medi­ problems, we will act to remedy ties of participating physicians Paula Stern, chairwoman of the to a boatyard in Fairhaven, Mass., "67 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE" Make checks payable to: please inform them of your gift. members to join, but there would cal professions are in the middle of those we see." where it was repaired and re­ Call Your Victor Rap Today To Placa Your Ordar LTM/CHARM Advice. .12 Obituaries. and hospitals, rather than building be a fee for non-members. "a health care revolution unlike House Democrats planned a U.S. International Trade Commis­ turned to service. 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