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cept of adjusted gross income, which, as I reporUM- come before arriving at adjusted gross income. ’This is Every year, scores of super-rich Airtericans earn above, fails to recognize the finagling that keepsjft the most common way that high earners with $200,(X)0 or many high earners out of the $200,000-and-up club..Om^' ' • 1200,000 or more, yet pay no federal income taxes what more in gross income escape membership in the high- soever. Hundreds more earn just as much and pay only in 1961 did the IRS switch to a new system based on total J Cloudy tonight; a token amount of taxes. Your eamers club. positive income — TPI. This new system measures In^. r How do these and other high-income tax avoiders get Money's A personal car becomes a company car . . . A spare come before business-related deductions are factorH),,’ chance of showers away with it? bedroom is transformed into an office . . . Meals, hotels in, and is better at spotting such abuses as the padddji; I just received an advance copy of the Intemai Worth and cmises become notorious “T&E” (travel and enter expense account than the old system. — See page 2 Revenue Service’s iatest report on high-income tax tainment) write-offs, all in the name of business. U reports on high-income taxpayers — reports thim/ Sylvia Porter returns, and the pages of statistics paint a startling pic ONE SCANDAL currently brewing involves a are required to be made annually by federal law to kem t' tabs on cheating — are based on the TPI system in ture of tax avoidance among the wealthy. Because of the national marketer of home-care products that sells to time it takes to compile such a detailed report the study future, there will be many times the number ^ ■ covers taxable year 1979, but the figures are just as (or customers through independent dealer-distributors,' members in the high-earners cliib as the current repdiC" ■ even more) relevant today. Some of the findings: usually by door-to-door house calls. Dealers have reflects. ’Then perlups you’ll really set off the fireworks,, . estimates, hundreds of millions annually in unreported allegedly been told by representatives of the parent as you, the taxpayer, begin to realize what the rich are; •; company that they can deduct the cost of family dinners FACT: Only about one in every thousand taxpayers is income. Just by failing to report all their income, these getting away with. _ , , l i ' I eligible for membership in the IRS’ unofficial “high- cheaters live rich and file a pauper’s Form 1040. as business conferences and that the cost of dog food can (Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s, be written off as part of “security expenses.” ’The IRS eamings club.” To join, you must earn $200,(WO or more Congress is currently considering tough new laws to 328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal money * ; has instituted a special screening program to locate and — only 93,731 taxpayers made it in 1979. Average income combat this flagrant abuse. management, is now available' through her column,_ ' _ Reagan to Begin: investigate independent distributors Involved with this for high earners that year: An astounding $398,563 (and More sophisticated tax avoiders do not depend on such Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to "Sylvia; probably higher this year). clearly illegal schemes to shelter their income, company. Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of this .. Does the IRS cover this viUl area of tax abuse in its FACT: About 35,000 high earners — a full 40 percent however. For a person involved in a trade or business, newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205.'' all business-related expenses are so-called “above the latest report? Unfortunately, no. Until 1981, the IRS Make checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate.) ; of the club’s membership — paid about the same portion based its entire statistical and audit system on the con of their earnings to the IRS as a moderately successful line” adjustments that are subtracted from gross in wageeamer or businessman earning onefourth to one- half as much annually. These high earners knew how to Stop the shelling avoid tax rates that reached 70 percent in 1979. (Today COUPON the super-rich get the benefit of the new tax law that the slow pace of his negotiations to starting the attacks. Lebanese of puts a 50 percent ceiling on tax rates.) By Julie Flint [eUmann’s Mayonnaise United Press International remove the 6,000 PLO guerrillas ficials said 75 bodies were recovered So — what sort of hanky-panky could possibly allow REAL trapped in west Beirut, said the of by Sunday night and 180 people someone earning $398,563 in 12 months to pay little or WWl tW t Coupon »*7.50 Purd»«». UmH Israeli and Palestinian guns were ficial, who asked not to be iden taken to hospitals. Scores were „ Sizzhng___ O n. Coupon P m F«nllpVWM July IIIM T Ih. 1912. nothing in taxes? silent today as the sixth cease-fire in buried. For starters, a high-income tax-avoider doesn’t de tified. h r the 36-day war appeared to hold, but ' “There are not good signs coming Reporters in the field said the pend on a 9-to-5 salary for a living. It’s almost impossi 320Z. severe strains emerged between out of Beirut concerning the PLO,” exchanges of rocket, tank, artillery ble to run up a massive amount of deductions to offset a Washington and Israel- over and naval fire were the heaviest use large salary. Indeed, among members of the high- 119 the official said. “They don’t want Hot Summer Sa^mgs negotiations for a PLO withdrawal to evacuate Beirut, they want to re of firepower on the ground so far in earners club, the average salary was about $144,0(W, or from Lebanon. main and are using every tactic, the 5-weekold war. only about 36 percent of all the income they earned, ac The cease-fire was declared Sun political and military, to delay,” the The Palestinian news agency cording to the study. COUPON •ri* day night after the heaviest shelling official said. Wafa set the casualty toll at 300. | d d » COUPON | € I » » COUPON FOR ACL OTHER taxpayers — the vast majority of ' Vlasic Relish of the war killed at least 75 people But President Reagan said Sunday most of them civilians. It said Israeli Americans who can only dream of membership in the Mrs. Filbert’s Margarine Ann Page Lemonade SWEET, HOT OR HAMBURG and buried scores of civilians uder there was reason for “optimism” gunners hit three hospitals, in QUARTERS WIfTCORPINK high-earners club — wages and salaries comprise-oyer 7.50 WUh TO. CoupM 9 n M rubble in both east and west Beirut. that a settlement could be reached cluding the Makassed charitable WWi TN* Coupon «‘T.S0 PurchiM. UmH WHh TM» Coupon* * Purehito.l^ 85 percent of total yearly earnings. Ono Coupon Pw F»nay. VHd Juhf IIWHW. 1M3 Ono ABC News reported today that to avert an Israeli invasion of hospital, and an Islamic orphanage. Dividends from corporations, on the other hand, hold President Reagan sent a stern letter Beirut. A fuel depot Wafa said was almost limitless potential for generating tax deductions. i F R S to Israel's Prime Minister Reagan, speaking to reporters Israel's “main logistical supplies Once upon a time. Congress decreed that sitting in an tw
Reaaan said “ Well I think our goals have always been Israel border. U.S. special envoy Philip Habib, who is trying to work By Helen Thomas - ’ the rame Lebanon wants again a central govem inent.. IsraelHorces invaded Lebanon last month in an effort out a settlement; has set no deadline for withdrawai of UPI White House) Reporter , ' . all foiei^ troops out of Uie counRr and assurances by to.hammer PLO strongholds near its borders. , the PLO. The Israeli radio report said the deadline was WASHINGTON — President Reagan, following an 11-.' the way of the i ^hanesg government of safety at the The president said contrary to an Israeli radio report, Aug. 1. day California vacation, is back at the White House WASHIl^GTON .'An* Medicaid prognun must incorptnnte Federaihun are necessary "for both today seeking suiqiort froqi world leaders in resolving (he crisis in Lebmon. revUiona Pivsidoat; Rea^ifit .imakes ; elifibilliy and beneflt standards lluit political and philosophlral Tysons. in his NeW' Fedendism: pimibial take 1]^.' account the program^ ‘ - Reagan said Sunday there were “ reasons for ^ome op- must not add to dtellscal froublesof histories bf Npirtheastem and ‘ “ The debate oyer" the New itimism” for an early settlement to end the fighting in econom cally dfstressod: com- MidwutaTi states.” ' Federalism so far has focused - Lebanon between Israel and the Palestine Liberation mtmities, leaders of the NoHheaat- almost exclusively on which level of (^ganization, but said the United States has set no Midwest Congr^ooal-OballUon aiMul^be provided for i^eaid for government should get Which deadline for an agreement. CHOICEST MEATS Il\ TOWN warn. dependeat children programs in responsibilities and programs, and The president also revealed that he sent messages to Reps. Robert Edgar, IM ^.) and hl^ unemployment or hi^ poverty .leaders in the Middle East.and western Europe, ^ in g Stewart McKinney, R-Onmi,i said states, they said. them. Too lltU?attention has them to lend their efforts to bring about a permanent MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS they do not know details of Reagan’s ■They added that trust fund paid to the special needs of dis cease-fire. - revised New Federalism proposal. revenue sources niust be broadly tressed areas,” they said. ..Reagan said he sent one letter to Egyptian President KRAKU8IMPORTED Hosni Mubarak, but refused to identify who else he con “ ^ t we understand it has been based, and trust fund allocations “ We must recognize that states M O B E r S * tacted or say exactly what he requested any of them to COOKED HAM lb. 2.99 made significantly more realistic should reduce, rather than increase, and communities hnd themselves in dd. LAND “O” LAKES and fair than .the earlier concept,” fiscal disparities among the states. remarkably different economic and Head C u t ’” We have been in communications on this; it is still the two said. Distressed Jurisdictions “ must be fiscal conditions,” Edgar and Ib. • too touchy to talk about,” Reagan told reporters while AMERICAN CHEESE 2.29 “ TO be acceptable,;.'they added, guaranteed a' fair share of all McKinney said. “ We cannot pretend CORNED BEEF >1.69 QROTE A WEIQEL en route from his California ranch to the White House “ any swap of programs and respon former federal-local program that the impact of responsibility and aboard Air Force One. sibilities must protect the nation’s funds,” the said. program shifts affecte all places in BOLOGNA...... lb • 2.19 distressed conununlties and not add They said basic principles for New In a brief question and answer session, Reagan said the same way.” QROTE A WEIQEL * 4 UPl photo to the fiscal woes of hard-pressed While there iS some optimism about ending the fighting, MOBEY’S states.” "We’ve been disappointed before.” He also said he is standing by his conditional offer to ' LIVERWURST ib ? !. Reagan is expected to ouHine a F la t C u t WEAVER i l A SUBURBAN RESIDENTS WATCH DEBRIS CLEANUP revised plan Tuesday in an address send U.S. Marines into Israeli-encircled Beirut to help exa m in es escort out members of the PLO. . . . house next door destroyed In Pan Am crash to the National Association of Coun CORNED BEEF >2.29 CHICKEN ROLL m ’ Z .4 9 Asked if the American people are wary of sending ties meeting in Baltimore. QROTE A WEIQEL SKINLESS FRANKS or C A 4 A He announced his original in troops into a war zone, Reagan said, “ I would expect They took off anyway itiative in bis State of the Union ad them to be. I’m wary myself. That’s why we want to im- . WHALER FRANKS ib?Z. 1 8 dress last January, , drug charges pose certain conditions.” UBDA CHOICE—BONELEBB BLUE RIDQE FARMS— REQ. B A ^ That pnqiosal was keyed to a Conditions include a number of safety precautions, “ swap” — federal assumption of the having the U.S. troops as part of a multinational'force Shoulder Stk. POTATO SALAD .b 98^ Pilots of doomed jetliner Medicaid program and state WASHINGTON (UPI) - The briefed this week on all aspects of and agreement by all parties to a peace package. takeover of food stamps and the chairman of the House Ethics Com the potential scandal by FBI Direc Tlnae magazine reported Sunday that Reagan warned LONDON BROIL >119 Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin to stop in basic cash welfare program, Aid to mittee wants Congress to give his tor William Webster. Families with Dependent Children. panel whatever power might be terfering with U.S. peace efforts in Lebanon or the " In addition, another 40-odd necessary to investigate allegations On Wednesday, the Ethics Com United States might negotiate directly with the PLO. GARDEN FRESH were told of wind shifts programs, ran^g from highways ' of illicit sex and drugs on’ Capitol mittee is to meet behind closed In another report, Newsweek magazine said Reagan BONELEBB PRODUCE SPECIALS and urban' renewal to education, Hill. doors to begin looking at charges has insisted that if he sends U.S. peace-keeping forces to were to be turned over to the states . The chairman. Rep. Louis Stokes, made by former page Leroy Lebanon, Begin must take immediate steps to grant To p Blade NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Pilots by 1990. D-Ohio, today plann^ to introduce a Williams, 18, that he had autonomy to Palestinians in Israeli-occupied territories. ,. < of the doomed Pan American A White House spokesman said, “ no comment” on ROMAINE...... 49 Theidea, while hailed as an exam resolution requesting the action. It homosexual relations with three TSEJIK .ib.>2.19 jetliner that tore through a ple of returning power to the local is among several movements on congressmen. both reports, but a source with knowledge of Reagan’s neighborhood killing 153 people level, also was assailed as costing Capitol Hill to examine the communication with Begin said it was his understanding ,.• probably heard two warnings of On the same day, the Senate that the president issued no warning about dealing with SEEDLESS GRAPES...... 1.29 the states too mudi. Negotiations allegations that are already being violent wind shifts but decided to over the exact details of the studied by federal law oiforcement Management Board — composed of the PLO. BWIFTB take off anyway, a federal in proposal have been carried, bn officers. Senate administrative officials — is Reagan Tuesday plans to brief Republican and CANTALOUPES ...... * vestigator says. between the White House and state Congress retemed today from an to submit recommendations on Democratic congressional leaders about the Middle Brown & Serve 99 Patricia Goldman, vice chairman and local officials since Reagan first extended Fourth of July holiday, reforming the page system to East crisis, particularly his proposal to send in U.S. of the National Transportation Safe suggested it. during which the charges first Republican leader Howard Baker troops. SAUSAGE a o z . YELLOW or GREEN SQUASH. ,. 49 « ty Board, said Sunday the "wind- Edgar and McKinney praised and Democratic leader Robert As for what he will tell the congressional leaders, >1.19 publicly emerged. shear" alerts — warning ground Reagan and his staff for “ their A federal grand jury is looking Byrd. traffic of sudden shifts in wind responsiveness to suggestions and into alleged congressional cocaine Congressional pages range In age direction and speed — were issued criticisms by the elected officials dealing, while the FBI is in from 14 to 18 and are brought to approximately six minutes before who must carry out any significant vestigating charges some con Shultz awaits Washington from across to country the ill-fated Pan American World change In federal-state-local fiscal gressmen solicited sex from male to run errands on.Capitol Hill. Airways 727-200 became airborne relations.” teenage pages. Friday. But the two lawmakers said any On Tuesday the House narcotics Besides their work duties and dai She said controllers broadcast the “ essential set of principles that any committee will meet to determine his new title ly classes, they are given limited first alert at 4:01 p.m. and the se New Federalism plan must follow” CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS how to proceed on its investigation supervision, and some congressmen cond one minute later. includes not widening the disparities of alleged cocaine use. have cited this as a potential source WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Reagan calls him However, pilots on Pan Am flight COUNTRY-BTYLE in individual state welfare (N icies. Also Tuesday, Rep. Bob Doman, of trouble. “ a fair man,” and Sen. Charles Percy, R-Ill., calls him a 759 decided to take off during a Edgar is chairman of the coali R -(^Ilf., who has a list of nine “ team player.” Within a few weeks, George Shultz will heavy thunderstorm and about two ...... Ib . * tion, and McKinney is a member of current and former lawmakers who Williams, who testified Saturday likely be able to call himself secretary of state. RIR END PORK...... 1 . 7 9 1 minutes after leaving the runway the steering committee of the he said were identified in law en before the House Ethics Committee, Senate confirmation hearings on Reagan's nomination the jet smashed into a Kenner organization, m ade up of more than forcement reports as users, will flunked an FBI lie detector test last of Shultz to succeed Alexander Haig as secretary of BOAR’B HEAD neighborhood, spraying a two-block 200 membors of Coiwregs from 18 meet with .Ethics Committee in Thursday about his claims, but went ^tate begin Tue^ay, and the former Nixon Cabinet area with debris and deadly, I h * 2 0 9 older industrial states.* - m . - vestigators.- to Capitol Hill .insisting hte sfory Is member is expected to encounter little, if any, trouble. ' ■ III. flaming jet fuel. VIRGINIA GRAND HAM They also said, “ A- feoeralized The Ethics Committee will be true. ' Reagan Sunday, while enroute back to. the White "We will not know until we are House following his 11-day vacation, told reporters he able to have a readout of the whs anxious to have Shultz confirmed, (cockpit voice) recorder," Ms. No Substitute UPI photo j Asked if Shultz would “ tilt” U.S. policy toward the We Give Old Fashioned Goldman said. "It depends on which Arabs because of his business dealings in the Arab world For Quality frequency the crew was listening to Butcher Service ... as president of an international construction firm, when that was broadcast. MOTHER CONSOLES DAUGHTER Reagan said no and added, “ I think he’s as fair a man as "I would presume that they would . . . New Orleans memorial service I know.” have (heard the alerts). There’s no Percy, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations STOK HOURS; reason to believe they weren’t (on "It is traditional that the copilot irs Committee, said on CBS’ “ Face the Nation,” Shultz “ is the ground frequency).’ ’ Workers went through burned 317 Highland St. always a team player ... but he will fight hard for what Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 _____: J Cockpit t?pes of pilot and control and pilot take turns on certain legs debris at the crash site, searching he thinks is right” and “ will be an outstanding".;, tower conversations were recovered of a flight,” she said. "There’s not for bodies and flesh scattered. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. 'til 9:00 MANCHESTER from the wreckage but Ms. Gold any indication of irresponsibility.” through the ravaged suburb. secretary of state.” man said they are filled with Investigators had not pinpointed Authorities said the neighborhood Shultz, 61, served as labor and treasury secretary, as Sat. & Sunday background noises and voices on the what caused the crash, which killed was such a mass of charred nibble TAG well as budget director, in the Nixon administration, He 'til 6:00 CONN. recording were muffled by loud all 145 people aboard the plane and that one body was discovered in the is well known and liked on Capitol Hill. But he is expected to be questioned about his ties to nZCHLJLNS noise from windshield wipers. eight others on the ground,' but street Sunday where thousands of the Bechtel Group Inc., a San Francisco-based inter She said the tape would be handed authorities had not ruled out a light people had walked past without national engineering and construction fin h with wide over to the FBI today in hopes that ning strike, Ms. Goldman said. noticing it. business dealings in the Arab world. specialized equipment could The jumbo jetliner slammed into Two miles away, at a Delta SALE Shultz, named by Reagan at the time he announced decipher the pilots’ conversations. the neighborhood 2,250 feet from the Airlines hangar at New Orleans Co-pilot Donald Pierce was at the end of the runway, destroying more International Airport, coroners, Haig’s resignation June 25, has been with Bechtel since 'Controls during takeoff, but Ms. than a dozen homes as 1,000-degree, dental experts from Louisiana State leaving the Nixon Cabinet in 1974, most recently as Goldman discounted speculation flames rolled through the area. It University and pathologists tried to president. was the second worst air disaster in establish victim identities — a Time Again...| Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, another GROCERY SPECIALS FROZEIS & DAIRY that may have contributed to the crash. U.S. history. process expected to take weeks. former Bechtel executive, dismissed as “ just absurd” HOOD any possibility that either he or Shultz would allow “ any PO LA N IR I previous commercial association to influence what we ^ W B ER R Y or APRICOT PRESERVES...... ia« .l SOUR C R E A M ...... ieoz < think is best and right and neceksary for the country.” FIU9BURY PLU9 * Guard pilot says Weinberger, appearing on NBC’s “ Meet the Press,” CAKE MIXES...... lewg.' 8EALTE8T You're sure of a successful said only 6 percent of Bechtel’s business comes from the PIU.SUURY A 4 d o se s I 8OV2 P o u n d slih ICE C R E A M ...... W g a l. FOLLOWING CONWAY DIET PROGRAM Arab world. R.T.S.FROSTIIG...... 1SW* n a , 8BLF MSINQ OR UNBLMCHeO SWEET LIFE bailout saved him Sandra Mahaney weighed ' sole w h ^ you advertise PUSBURVaOUR...... S-tb.bag4 314'/i pounds when she 9W UT U re 8TBM9 ft PitCES WAFFLES...... FARMINGTON (UPI) — An Air National Guard pilot came to her first Conway | Senate showdown MUSMiOQRIS...... JENO'8 ASST. has credited his military training in making a life class in 1980. She now t w u T U r a weighs only 134 - a loss of ' it ih the Manchester Herald! saving decision to bail out of his disabled figher jet just ■ . f H. ■ SN ACK T R A Y ...... 7 ‘ / I ~ } ■ A MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., July 12, 1982 - 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. July U, 1982 // f |> 4 . ,, „ j ,.s., ,, i Richard M. Diamond, PubliatflB Three die J ■ , i Dan Fltl8„ 6 d l t « OPINION Alex Qirelll, City Edltd^ in crashes RITE AID RITE in state FAMOUS FOR AID J a c k By United Press International LOW PRICES!! Three young men died in seperate Anderson k highway crashes and at least one iBiC We must let our Washington, ~ person drowned in weekend ac cidents in Ck>nnecicut. Merry-db-Roung^ In another fatality, a National (Manning Smith is associate super powers with nqclear bombs that there are 50,000 nuclear warheads in the world possessing Guardsman on weekend duty in East dean of the College of Arts and in quantity, seems able to reduce Lyme died when he became pinned Sciences and professor of the peril. the explosive equivalent of 20 beneath a payloader that over chemistry, Bucknell Universi As Schell writes, "the machine billion tons of TNT. How does one turned. ty, l^ewishurg. Pa.) This is one of destruction is complete, reduce such a number to In highway accidents, Francis in a series of articles the poised on a hair trigger, miting anything the ordinary person can Bugging Michon, 17, of Preston, died when Manchester Herald is running for the button to be pushed by understand? It’s like talking his motorcycle and a car collided on the nuclear arms race. some misguided or deranged about the national debt. It is head-on on Route 82 in Montville COLGATE CRICKET human being or for some faulty roughly equivalent to 1,600,000 the Oval about 11:45 p.m. Saturday. The car computer chip to send out the in Hiroshima bombs. This far then struck a second vehicle. The By Manning Smith other driver was not injured, police ORBIC struction to fire. That so much exceeds the explosive power ANALGESIC TOOTHPASTE There recently appeared in the said. should be balanced on so fine a needed to destroy life upon this New Yorker Magazine three very Richard P. Myers, 21, of Vernon, point — .that the fruits of 4.5 planet. Office TABLETS OR GEL LIGHTERS compelling essays on nuclear was pronounced dead at 1:47 a.m. billion years can be undone in a Pennsylvania went through a DISPOSABlf war by Jonathan Schell entitled Saturday after a Car driven by his careless momient is a fact frightening time when Three WASHINGTON - Some •The Fate of the Earth.” This brother, Charles Myers, 27, went out RECUIAR against which belief rebels.” Mile Island bad its near miss. fascinating stories can now be told of control and struck a tree on East has now been published as a work That accident, had it gone to a Bacon and marshmallows Main Street in Vermon. 9 0Z.TUBE It is indeed curious that it has about the bugging of the Oval Office. loniE OR by Alfred Knopf and is available conclusion, would have rendered M Charles Myers of Rockville was taken us so long to become aware Every American president since o n 00 C Il 8.3 OZ. Ic in most book stores. much of Pennsylvania un .One of the highlights of the Kennebunk, Maine, allual dump not seriously injured in the crash, It is important to realize on the of the real danger to our planet Franklin Roosevelt secretly TUB! inhabitable, to say nothing of recorded at least selective Oval Of '.parade — the seacoast town’s spoof of Its dump — was police said. outset that while the control of and our species. Some criticize -livestock dealer. Orrin Nest. With the help of some Clay Green, 23, of Milfoi;d, died Schell’s language; yet we are killing outright many people near fice conversations. My associate nuclear arms is a political the site. It would have spread -tnarshmallows. Nest led his 4’/4-year-old prize pig "Jimmy Sunday about 12 hours after his problem, it is not a problem that compelled to ask what kind of Bob Sherman has dug into the . truck went off a curve on Route 118 radioactive debris far beyond the technical aspects of the story did tOean” In the parade. lends itself in any way to partisan vocabulary can describe the - in Harwinton. death of 100 million people in a borders of our state. A nuclear has turned up some unpublished Green died after being taken to politics, national or inter exchange between Russia and the national. It makes little sense to day? There are dangers in historical sideiights. John Dempsey Hospital in Far frightening people, but there is United States would devastate ’There was a historical showdoWiC mington. criticize the Republicans who are the land masses of these power No decision soon even greater danger if we ignore for example, between President A New Britain man drowned c r e a m , ...... now in power or the Democrats Saturday night in the Connecticut CALAMINE the reality. ful countries far more than the Lyndon Johnson and Sen. Robert who were in power or the Soviets worst scenario at Three Mile River after he and some friends LOTION or the French or the British or As we all know, in 1945, our Kennedy in early 1968. It was before after World War II to bring dably, the production of Island could ever have done to the New Hampshire primary; Johib decided to go for a swim near the anyone else. country exploded an atomic In Piano's lawsuit Hartford Yacht Club in Glaston nuclear arms under international fissionable material continued Pennsylvania. son was still planning to run for re- The past behavior of any of the bomb at a test site in New bury. Mexico. The war with Japan was control failed. At that time, there but the amounts were still small. It is time to help political election, and Kennedy was thinking 1 principal actors on the inter Since that time the number of leaders understand that we insist The body of Larry Condon, 28, was Hydrocoi tisone Cream lO 5 ■ GILLETfE national stage can perhaps in brought to a sudden close-by the was no immediate threat, for we of challenging him. He asked for-a recovered from the river off bombs has grown, mainly in the on the immediate opening of a U4TIPHUIMTIC form us on what to do. Neither two bombs that were dropped a had only begun the production of private meeting with the president bn Bolton zoning Portland Sunday afternoon. few weeks later. weapons and materials, there United States and the Soviet dialogue to reduce and eventually LBJ gave a terse order to Jack A. Pfc. Francis R. Mackie III, 18, of A TR A the Soviet government nor the Union. It is estiniated by Schell eliminate nuclear weapons. American government, the two This country’s genuine attempt were no stockpiles. Understan Albright, head of the White House ■' BOLTON — Don’t expect a court criticism from the community, and Moosup,- died Saturday when the RITE AID RITE AID Ck)mmunications Agency: "Let’s decision before winter on Lawrence the zoning board turned down the payloader he was driving hit a CARfRIDGES record the meeting.” ., F. Fiano’s appeal of the Zoning request. bridge abutment, flipped and landed HYDROCORTISONE CALAMINE “We put in one microphone,”, Commission’s decision to not grant in a creek. . CREAM LOTION In Manchester Aim a zone change on South Road, THE ATTORNEY'said today the recalls Albright, no'w retired. "It basic point in the board’s decision he was hidden in the table. It should r That's the word from Lawrence F. Fiano, who has been representing is contesting is that members 0.5% PKG. have worked beautifully. Except it “ disregarded the evidence Escapee OF 5 his father in the issue that in the ear I OZ. IC lO Z . Gloomy news didn’t.” ly month of this year developed into presented to them by qualified in TUSE BOniE Albright later figured out why. j; one of the most controversial ones in dividuals.” He had had a few per this town’s history, sons with experience in the housing is sought KENNEDY HAD BROUGHT d r The attorney said today the sheer business testify at the hearings to briefcase into the Oval Office, and mass of the information — the appropriateness of the zone K for CKeney Hall ■change. kept it in his lap throughout the Sq- p;anscripts from three long public ■ I VASELINE CUTTER to 40-minute meeting. "We weren^j hearings along with several reports The majority of the board in shooting The volunteers trying to save too low. Conti’s glum assess listening, of course,” Albrigl),t Ifom various sources — will cause a members, when making their deci sion last month, said the zone In INTENSIVE INSECT historic Cheney kail received ment of the building may raise explained. "All we could do wa^ I6W decision. He said he didn’t unpleasant news last week. They expect a hearing on the appeal for change didn’t fit in with the board’s MILWAUKEE (UPI) - ... CARE LOTION REPELLENT the estimated cost to much more record. When we tried to play it comprehensive plan of develop Milwaukee police hope to cast a learned that their goal of than $500,000. back, all we got was 'a six months, much less a decision from the judge, who will have to ment. ♦ nationwide dragnet for a Connec restoring the 115-year-old struc If Conti is correct, the obvious ‘buzzzzeettt...... ■ ticut prison escapee suspected of 4i | q,w through all the documents. 6.1 OZ. ture may be beyond them. implication is that a large grant Kennedy, no stranger to White piano applied in January for, a A COUPLE of the members also gunning down one of their fellow of )0OZ. SPSAY The bearer of bad tidings was will be needed to save Cheney House bugging, had carried a jam zone change of about 50 acres from thought a muddle in the regulations ficers. ■omi CAN would make approval of the 96 units Authorities were scheduled to Francis Conti, he town’s chief Hall. Any organization that gave ming device In his briefcase. WUeh ‘R-1 to R-2, with the intent of putting LBJ heard the bad news, AlbrigUt automatic on the granting of the meet with local law officials today building inspector. He toured such a grant would want to have 'Wi'.up to 96 condominiums — a type of FABEROE' recalls, he drawled; ‘"rhat son-of-a- (rousing that would be new to Bolton. zone change. This is something all to present evidence indicting Cheney Hall with structural a fairly precise estimate of the the members said they w ant^ to b.” But the proposal drew sharp Patrick John O’Shea as the would-be engineer William Bayer, and avoid, because they said they felt 96 killer of Brookfield Police Sgt. costs of restoration, to ensure ’The first White House bug (unless VISINE SUPER SHADE ORGANICS reported later that the damage that it wasn’t throwing money units were too many. Lewis Tyler. SHAMPOO, CREME RINSE it turns out that Abe Lincoln hadJbis “ We don’t anticipate any to the brick walls was much down a hole. And a precise es The chairman of the board, Philip EYE SUNBLOCKINC secretary eavesdropping over thie ^Auction slated G. Dooley, said it was this point that problems obtaining a warrant for OR CONDITIONER more extensive than had been timate may turn out to be a dif I transom with an ear trumpet) was caused him to vote against it, though his arrest,” Lt. Jerry Wiesmuller, a DROPS LOTION expected. ficult thing to make. FDR’s fairly elaborate “Sound lie said later he felt multiple housing Milwaukee police detective, said BY COPPERTONE I Coppeitont Most ominously, Conti refused Film” device. Invented by John R. by Boy ^outs Sunday. All the exterior brick on the would be a good use for the land in 1S0Z. - r v Tyler, 38, a 15-year veteran of the 'A OZ. to say whether he thought the walls immediately under the Kiel of Evanston, HI., it used 35- question. ■omi NO. 15 Bomi building could even be saved. millimeter movie film and occupied BOLTON — Boy Scout ’Troop 173 force, was shot once in the head 4 0Z. IC roof has rotted. It will all have to The younger Fiano said today he Friday night after a high speed Of course, if you spend enough a floor-to-ceillng booth built by the -will hold an auction Saturday at 7:30 didn’t think the regulations meant Bomi be replaced. .p.m. at the elementary school on ^ ase that began in the plush subur- money, any building can be In other sections all the Secret Service in a basement room what the members thought they did -Notch Road. on this issue. He said he felt during 'ban community and ended on a saved, but we’re talking here exterior brick, from the roof to beneath the Oval Office. The presi Milwaukee city street. dent had it installed as protection .Articles can be accepted from the hearings that the zone change about a project that is to be done ‘IBdlton residents only, and will be ground level, has decayed. A against being misquoted by was a “gimme,” and that the real Tyler underwent immediate sur with donations at a time when crucial unknown at this point is taken between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. the battle would be over the number of gery, but remained in critical condi DRY IDEA JOHNSON & reporters during the 1940 campai^. „day of the auction at the school. many different fund drives are how much of the interior ’The microphone was hidden ip. .a units. tion Sunday. ROLL-ON JOHNSON 'They can be viewed by the public The warrant was to be issued competing for a dwindling pot of brick has also rotted. It is dif small bronze lamp on FDR’s de^l), between 6 and 7:30 p.m. “The zone change is not a change money ficult to see how this could be of use, just a different type of con today for O’Shea, 42, who fled last DEODORANT O.B. TAMPONS almost literally under the noses of ’" Items may be donated or placed November from the Danbury, determined until the walls have reporters leaning over to catch the 'wn consignment, and if the latter, 15 struction,” he said, because the use Nobody ought to dismiss light would still be residential. Conn., prison where he was being been cut into section-by-secton president’s words. ’The patrician -percent will go to the troop. ly the commitment of the many, held for the murder of a police of PKG. voice familiar to millions of ... A minimum of 20 items or three “There’s no basis for their 2.5 OZ. including members of the Little — in other words, until the ac boxed lots is required to reserve a ficer in Massachusetts. BO niE OF 30 tual work of reconstruction Americans came through unusually reasons as far as I can see it,” he B im g g Theater of Manchester, who table. said. “I think that they made the “What the warrant means is that begins. clear. The auction is being organized by this guy can be arrested any place in have spent long hours cleaning The equipment apparently wasn’t wrong decision. We can’t afford to RITE AID On Wednesday Conti is to ■’the senior scouts of the troop in sit there with that property for a the country,” Wiesmuller said. “But II the interior of Cheney Hall and used after 1940, but was still in place make a full report on the inspec ■•dfder to raise money for an excur- year.” really, it doesn’t matter all that K getting the fund drive off the when Harry Truman moved in five much. This is just another in a mul DISPOSABLE tion to the Cheney Hall Board of -sion to Nantucket Island this fall. ground. But there’s a limit to years later. Truman tested it a few '-For more information or to Under state statute,' the zoning titude of sins for this guy. L'OREAL RITE AID Commissioners. The board board doesn’t have to re-hear an how much can be done without a times, but evidently didn’t like the ^reserve a table, call Larry Pesce at “He could be arrested on any PREFERENCE NAIL POLISH DIAPERS should elicit from him as precise device. Only 10 hours of ’Truman -449-1338 or Michael Gately at 649- application for a zone change on that massive infusion of money. property for one year. other number of charges.” TODDIER information as he can provide on conversation exist, all but 30 "6497. HAIR COLOR REMOVER The Cheney Hall fund drive the costs of reconstruction and minutes before 1945, the year after ASSORTED SHADES has had a decent start, with his personal views as to whether FDR died. ’The 30-minute exception perhaps as much as $8,000 was recorded in 1947. PKG . Cheney Hall can be salvaged. Arson suspect was patient OF 40 • > - , already available. The drive also The board might also consider Herald photo by Tarquinlo 100 LYNDON JOHNSON, whose FO . I I can draw from a $100,000 line of obtaining a second opinion from THE FALLS IN HIGHLAND PARK fascination with electronic gadgets credit made available by an outside consultant. Then it was legendary, used John Kennedies ST Vg^ocal banks. can decide whether to continue rattier primitive dictabelt recording :in several mental hospitals Wf tISItVt TNI nONT TO UNIT OUANTITIB ptias iFFicnvi iuiT it thru ii. itti NOT iispomiui Foi TTrocAxniicAi in o is But that’s a far cry from the with the fund drive or call it to a system for awhile, but soon 2 $500,000 that originally was sad halt and figure out some replaced it with a 24-hour recording RITE AID ENTRY BLANK given as the cost of restoration system designed by the Natiodlil S y United Press International Madera-Flores is being held on man voluntarily committed himself MW OON-VTAI V* OM othet^ use for the land on which three counts of arson-murder and >UOOlMi<»t >OO0(N — a figure that always seemed Aeronautics and Space Administra to Norwich State Hospital, a state W NM AfkO pnon« CWtfTT «> Cheney Hall sits. O p e n f o m m / Readers^ views “ 'hie man charged with setting the faced more similar charges. mental institution, in 1976 oi“ 1977 tion. .... July 5 Waterbury tenement fire that The Journal-Inquirer of after he tried to commit suicide. Eventually, Jidinsoa had bugs .in Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, C T 06040 Riled at least 11 people had been a Manchester Friday said in a story Johnson wrote that Madera- stalled in the Cabinet Room and:t}^ •patient in a number of mental by its associate editor, William ■ Flores tried to slit his wrist at the I ADCWESS . president’s lounge as well. He also Hospitals since 1976, various sources Johnson, that Madera-Flores corps’ headquarters and was ordered telephone taps (known' as ■said. V worked as a volunteer at a social stopped by another volunteer. The I ■'oil U ft.c. 51.1. „ .Authorities in Waterbury said HELP US CELEBRATE “ Charlie Browns” ) put in -his service agency in Hartford in 1975, wound was superficial but at that THE GRAND OPENING I PMONt NUMBin ___ bedroom, the situation room a n d ^ Jsrael Madera-Flores, 27, had spent when Johnson covered the agency as Credit where credit is due several months in a Atossachusetts point, Madera-Flores suffered a *OF OUR KXXMh STORE OkN office at the LBJ Ranch. ^ a reporter for the now-defunct Hart seizure and was rushed to a Hart — .Wf J l <61? Wopwtwe— wecMiWT t t n wgw* mental hospital in 1978 and a ENTER TODAY FOR B xHwrMMg 30 IM7 VMvwii M noMw« The Cabinet Room bugs w ere^ ford ’Times. ford hospital. 0< Itw MOgrt M M MW M » t h SOVOM laM published report said the suspect - A CHANCE TO WIN ONE OF 1000 PRIZES I On* wwv u v * pw - m To the Edltori. One teacher in particular stands table. Nornum Racicot and the spon nightmare for Ajbri^L There w'^ After the newspaper folded in ■^fis a patient in a (tonnectlcut men 1976, Johnson himself became a Soon after, he signed himself into USE THIS ENTRY BLANK OR GET ONE AT ANY RITE AID STORE .J It was exciting to read the out as exceptional, Dan and Thuy’s sors of these families can be con no way to pick the strongest slgna). tal' hospital twice in the late I97ps. Norwich Hospital for the first time, first ‘English as a second gratulated for their loving support volunteer at the Revitalization Manchester Herald’s article on the “ We put mikes in about eight “ ■-The fire that racked through two Corps in Hartford’s depressed North Johnson wrote. two Vietnamese students Dui and ianguage'teacher, Nraman Racicot. of our town’s new Americans. locations around the table,”,, he -spjfftment building last Monday; End and worked alon^ide Madera- ’The suicide attempt came after, He spends countless hours of his Thuy Le. ’They have both done Mary B. Sears recalled. "Every time someone sits ■Claimed at least 11 lives, including Flores. Madera-Flores was arrested for own time ironing out problems, iseyen children from one family. extremely well and deserve the 2 Cart«r St. West down at one end of-the table and “He was always somebody I could stealing a friend’s car and spent a credit given io them for adapting so taking the students on trips to places coughs, and a guy pounds his plpe'dn ’ITielr parents have not been found weekend in jail, Johnson said. RITE AID PHARMACY "md are presumed dead, possibly count pn,” Johnson wrote, recalling fast to their new land and their of inter«i(, in trod w ^ tiiem to the table and another Is that Madera-Flores would translate Madera-Flores was in the hospital RITE ...... pbdnglng the death toll to 18, police 361 MAIN STREET perseverance to achieve excellence. American customs and foods, and is scraping ah ashtray and another Is for Spanish-speaking people who for about a month, then returned to 'Said. MANCHESTER, CT Little was said, however, about the true sum ^ate Father. P o li^ on letters ' rubbing his beard, every one. of came to the agency . Hartford. In the following months, The Asian people in this town are PoUce, advised by Springfield, their many teachers and supporting Ihe Herald welounes letters to those sounds comes throu^.” Mass., police that Madera-Flores According to Johnson, Madera- Madera-Flores’ seizures became PHARMACY PHONE: 649-9110 staff who bad a great deal of delighUul. None are rich, but they the editor^ j To solve the problem, tl^ ‘Tidd a ciminal record and the state’s Flores suffered from epilepsy and “more serious” as he neglected are a rnniiider of yesteryear when t e t t m ideally should be typed' engineers tried volce-activat^ •Wtorney’s office confirmed ^the on occasion, refused to tidee the more often to take his medicine, the patience and undersfianding and who. c article said. “My philosophylife Is: Never go grocery continue h> have patience and un- !i families in AmerfQi were large and' had stuiddbe no longer than two mikes. But t h ^ worked only in one- ■^Wpect had been releasMl in 1978 medicine that would have prevented shopping when yo u 're h u n g ry." ■i.. derstanding with the n u ^ Asian ' close4tnlta^ yet there Was always., pages, double-spa^. on-one meetings — with someoM 4fi«in the Northhampton, Mass., seizures. He again checked into the students in our school system. ro«mi for that extra plate at tlie’ other than Bobby Kennedy, tbnt-b. Btate Mental Hospital. Jdmson’s article said the young hospital, the article said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., July 12. 1W2 - 9 ?___ft^NCHESTER HEIRALD. Mon., July 12, 1982 Winni* WinkI* — Henr/Radota.ana j.K.f? ^ Sun-lovers ■ • * /y ' '■*/ celebrate JUt/HAS/eVKlV /MAT/S/I C/^AC BUT SHES OUR | SHE'S HERE ON M£AMm/LE... I'VE SOT some cross pidt^ lines and wouM make “ HARTFORD (UPI) - A tenUUve since the strike began. Astro-graph or mmv/fs bus/a^^ s, rney HOUSE6UEST. A V t ^ t T O A f S FRIENDS IN THE Crossword.m ; H plans to move the convention to p/scoy&t coNMe. SHE'S UKE A I VISA. SHE* NOT THEATER. PERHAPS agreement has been reached The stagehands walked off the Job D A R T E R . SUPPOSED TO IF I SOT ONE OF b ^ een the city and stagdumds at Jidy 1 but caUed off the strike another location if the dispute Nude Day r r o US.' y V WORK.' THEAk TO AkAKE WENpy ■S IJsHr Friday to comply with a Superior h a ^ ’t been settled by Monday. AN OFFER... the Hartford Civic Center, ending a MOITTAMUB (Nov. 23-Ooe. Court back-torwen order. 'kHo* labor dispute that had threateneif Another political event might TOURO, Mass. (UPI) - Nudist TMi coining yaar, inamben ol 21) Avoid cllquaa or groups V the staging of the Republican State The city obtained the inJuncUon, ttw oppoiita aax vrill ba vary today wharo thsio Is a possibll- ACROSS 40 CpUtga chatr Antwtr to PrtvkHit Punlt nm have been moved because of the dis sun-worshippers celebrated Hy you may run into somaona 42 Vtmtin Convention. arguing the stagehands, members of National Nude Day over the halpful to you In advancing Z lU U L l ■ -llL IU L i ■ U pute. Singer James Taylor is your paraonal ambltlona. Thaaa with whom you'va had a prob- 1 Batts 44 Not in The agreement was reached at 8 Local 84, IntemaUonal Alliance of weekend on Cape Cod with discre lam racantly. Tha wound la stM • 6 Paiit 45 Golfing aid □□□nlaoDnlnnD scheduled to give A benefit concert assodallona won't naoaaaardy □ □ git: ■ nannuDno a.m. S u ^ y after a marathon ses Theatrical Stage Employees, were tion — gathering in small groups of ba ol a romantic natura. rathar tandar. 1 r Viigirt poam 46 Faimla taint parMbne municipal employees and next Sunday to raise funds for Rep. CAm CORN (Dae. 2Klan. It) onB uann Qnnr sion that began 24 hours earlier. twos and threes on the far reaches CANCOI (Jwia 21-My 22) Try IS Baginning {•»*>{ □DBQna Dni!] Toby Moffett’s U.S. Senate cam- to work in harmony with othera Evarything may not go exactly MDisaasa 47 Jawii)i nation Neither side would comment (m thus barred from striking by state of local beaches. as you wish today, but you'H □aaa ancin n pai^. today, rathar than In oppoal- carrying fly SO Out of bad □aao aaBBo the agreement that must be ratified law. It was a far cry from 1975 when 5,- lion. II you stir somathing up K stm ba capabla of daaling wHh 15 Iniaet SSGfaitly Michael J. Sullivan, the union's avants. Howavar, ba carahil n a o D n n u u by the workers and the Qty CouncU. 000 nudists reveled in the sun on may take a long time lor the tB'Arrival-tinia 54 Body organ u The stagdiands’ last cmitract with duat to aettle. Pradictlona ol not to blama tha undaaarvbig. But Richard Ficks, a s^ e sm a n business agent, said the union Truro beaches to protest a nude AOUAMUB (Jan. 2Mdb. W) . ' flutn (ibbr.) □naan aQaaor planned this week to return to court the dvic center expir^ June 30. what'a In alora lor you lor each 17 Shima 55 ^M on city forthe state Department of Labor, bathing ban. aaaaon lollowing your birth Bahig ovarly critical today wW Motley’s Crew — Templeton & Forman □ a D B a a o D n a a IB Southern 56 lnitsalf(2 □nDBandBMnnan said there was no doubt it would.be to persuade a Judge to lift the order, They had Said they were seeking a But in South Kingstown, R.I„ date and where your kick and only causa othars to point out thr^year contract with pay raises opportunitlet lie are In your tha flaws thay aaa in you. Tha state' (abbr.) wda.) a n a ■ a a c i n I D B o a ratified. so picketing could resume. nudists were bolder and hundreds of Aatro-Graph. Mail $1 lor each axchanga could ba nasty and 20 Bandtaadar □aalnaDalaBBU ‘T can’t foresee any adverse ac The dispute cast uncertainty over of 23.5 peitent in the flrst year and ------"W Amtz ’ DOWN them — wearing nothing but their to Aatro^raph, Box 489, nothing win bo gainod. REMEMBER/MIKE/ (?M OiiR ..LIKE THE 6A/IH& ..V/E CM/'T leave 13 MIdwattem 37Joka(sl.) tion,” he said after ttie agreement Uie Republican State Convention 10.8 pement in each of the following suntan lotion— flocked to Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. PISCES (Fob. SOMareli 19) 22 High craggy two years. Rathar than asauma naw, kmg- VACATION yJB'LL HSBD ALL 60B6, "DON'T HOME WITHOUTTHEM.' hill 1 Patsa ' collaga 38 Aquatic was announced. scheduled to be held at the. civic Moonstone Beach Saturday to mark Ba sure to speedy birth date. 18 Olympic LEO 2J-Aug. 22) Don’t let tarm financial obligations tod^ OUft CIZEDIT CARDS... LEAVE HOME,, / 23 Articta 2 Idlad mtmmal Bargaining had resumed center July 23 and 24. Thty now earn from (8.16 an hour (My board (abbr.) the nude day. your pride get In your way It would be wiser to flist dean Y/ITHOUT THEM".' 24 Force unit 3 Rattiva 3BSpscat Thursday — with a state mediator Republican State Chairman Ralph to as much as $44 an.boor for SVE up those which you already 21 Baby In Truro, nude sunbathing is il today to the point where you 26 Nearer 4 Encountered 41 GstwtII joining the talks — for the first time Capecelatro said the GOP would not hours woric during a performance. take an unyielding position on have. Think "black,” not "rad." 28 Drug agency 5 Family 23 Barometer legal. Through the mid-1970s locals an Issue, knowing deep-down AMES (march S1-Apt« It) T DONT, (abbr.) mtmbtr line 43 Purport complained toat too many nudists — you are wrong. Be flexible, not Instead of taking at your pant- 30 itland off 6 Forthcoming 25 Prepare copy 48 Mtsturt of and the voyeurs they attracted — dozen. up emotlona out on the family, 7 Colorado 27 Japinaaa land (matrie) try discussing your problams AAABEL Mozantbiqua were traipsing through, amping or VmOO (Aug. 23-8apL 22) Be 31 Trouble Indian sash (pi.) 49 Timber traa *5 wary ol doing business with with them. You'll be surprised littering on their land. how much thay care and can 32 Pan point 8 Property 29 Spiyly Saw persons who have stung you In 33 City on tha 9 Bank 33 Qualm Sheik says he'll pay debts And since 1975, the National Park help. lengthwita *' the past. There's every reason, Loire amployaa 34 Starahaped to Mieve they won't please TAURUS (Aprs 204lay 20) I pottau Service, which maintains the Cape You might feel Ilka tha weight 36 Starch 10 Vapor 35 Automothra so- you again today. (contr.) . funds in a local account to pay Cod National Seashore, has dis U M A (SapL 22-OcL 23) You of the vroitd Is upon your shoiil- 39 Extantiva 12 Daxtarout ciaty (sbbr.) MIAMI (UPI) — Sheik Mohamed Thomas said the sheik has couraged public nudity with $50 may have a lew obstacles to dars today, but It you don’t gat al-Fassi promised to pay off today managed to free some of his them.” rattled you'll handle thinga so 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 fines. contend with today, but try not ail the rubber checks — except one reported $6 billion fortune and The one account that won’t be to make things rougher on well there'll be a bonus In it lor settled today is the nearly $1.5 “It’s discriminatory,” said Lee you. World’s areatest Supertierpea for $.1.5 million — he has been boun deposit it in a bank to pay off his yoursed than Is necessary. ti 12 13 million that the luxury Diplomat Baxandall, 47, a Truro summer resi Look lor easy routes, not bum OEMIM (May 21-June 20) cing around south Florida for more debts. Before that a Swiss bank had dent and founder of the National py roads. Don't let a person who has a been boimclng his checks. Hotel claims the sheik owes for two tendency to create aggravating you StiOULffN'T COffe ANY — WHU.8 TH6 OTHBl T — TO THAT CyLINPER 14 15 thOn two months. Naturists organization, which he SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) II CLOSSR, 6UP0R PeR^OU! OTHERWI^ 'm.\.VOLIKStA/iaB-Zd co n ta in in s >o u r "The sheik is very concerned months rental of two floors and ser co-workers aren’t prepared to situations cause any argu iXL fie fORc^p yo FRIENDS/ yhe line of creditors forms at the vices to him and his entourage of 40 claim s has 10,000 m em bers. handle their share ol responsi ments today. Ba the wisar par BUTTOHe...ONe O F WM/CH WILL t6 18 19 Hollywood office of Thomas E. about these people getting paid,” son and turn a deaf ear to any who were evicted last week. “There’s nothing inherently wrong bilities today, that's their prob EXPLOPe A fiOffe CONTAINING Thomas, one of the 27-year-old Saudi said Thomas. lem. Don't let them dump them affronts. OOPLMS O f MV PEAPl.y AmRVR ■■ ■■ It probably will take a court deci UPI photo with the naked human being.” 20 22 23 Arabian sheik’s lawyers. It could He said anyone owed money by on you. Be pleasant without n>KiN IN A cliowDep meTRoPotk sion to settte that bill. He said conservation and littering being a patsy. CENTER O F COff(N\eRCB get crowded. the sheik need only show up at his 1 1 Hotel officials had al-Fassi are no longer issues and all naturists 24 26 27 There’s a $156,000 taxicab com Hollywood office today with the Aerial acrobatics want is a stretch of sand where they ■ pany bill, numerous contractors ori^nal bad checks and tey will be arrested by Hollywood police on a 28 29 L 30 reimbursed. charge of defrauding an Innkeeper. cn disrobe and lie in the buff in ;■ seekin.F thousands of dollars and He was released under a $1,000 Rod Ellis looks over his shoulder to keep partner Bill Cowan In peace. ■ various bills of merchants and serr Thomas said he isn’t sure how 31 32 many people are owed money or bond. The Diplomat impounded view as the two-man aerial acrobatic team performs at Niagara But by law. Park Service rangers • I vice personnel ranging down to $2,- Bridge 1 how many dollars he will have to most of the sheik’s belongings at the Falla, N.Y. The picture wee made at 2,500 feet with the are bound to ticket tanners sans 33 34 35 36 37 38 u 500 for shoe repair and $1,000 owed a photographer .atrapped backwards In the front'seat. suits. ■ nurse. pay out, but "we have sufficient hotel. 39 40 43 Pick a way to win _ ■ 1 It’s just like the movies liavy’-a Law r~ James Schumeister 44 45 48 Alan: "South is looking at ■1 1■ NEW YORK (UPI) - A gang armed with 12 top tricks and all sorts of 47 48 49 50 s P 52 Monday TV sophisticated electronic gear broke into a^ Brooklyn NORTH 7-12-Bl possibilities for No. 13. In bank in a "movie-type burglary” but was arrested while 46542 any event, he should run off 53 64 the top spades and all four cutting into the vault with acetylene torches, police VAK75 Momgomary Clift. I960. clubs while discarding one of Eliott Gould, Christopher Plum said. ♦ 6 55 56 6 : 0 0 P .M . mer. 1979. Rated R. 4AQJ3 his diamonds." a 9 - MOVIE: 'Light at the "It was a movie-type burglary job, except they QD ' Ey«wftn«tt Nbwb Eiiga of tha World’ A man la 9 - Sports Update W EST EAST Oswald: "He finds that screwed up,” a police spokesman said of the Sunday 'NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) ry i - CharU«'B Angels trapped alone in a daaolata 4JI097 463 West holds a spade stopper Ughthouta by bloodthkaty pir 2 : 3 0 A . M . morning break-in at the Dime Savings Bank. CD CD r' 1 love to hear stories of how God hat helped people to deal with Wife's sex budget mokes ~ seemin^y Inqxiiulble situatlohs. There’s the s t ^ of Steve. Hiliigs ' are not quite all together yet, bathe la on his way. Life has dealt Steve blow after blow. He lest his wife and mote question her balance son because of his drinking problem. He drifted from Job to J J'/ ______, ■: i ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. July 12. 1982 - I -5_ 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., July 12, 1982 Italy World ^ soccer champs begi6ii edgos Rockville, 3-2 SPORTS Page 16 out single. the offensive star with three hits the Good pitching was the order of the reached for five hits. He Issued of the first inning to score one run. MooSup for an exhibition game. The tie-breaking marker only player on either side with more day as Manchester’s American three walks and struck out one. Bill Masse singled leading off and V Brian McAuley for Manchester countered in the seventh inning. than one. Legion baseball team scratched by The visitors got on the scorebaord moved up a base when Chris and Rockville’s Mike Zuk were Masse launched the drive with a Rockville in a Zone Eight clash matched tn a pitching battle for six in a hurry, getting their two runs in Petersen was safe on an error. singje and promptly stole second. Fielding gem of the day was Saturday at Moriarty Field. innings before Doug Whitaker came the first inning when Dennis McCoy Masse was cut down at home when" Piccin was intentionally walked and turned in by Fogarty in the top of the The success ups the Silk Town on in relief to work the final inning homered after two were out. Jeff he tried to score on Tim Wisnieski’s Mike McKenna dropped a Texas seventh. With the score deadlocked record to 8-4 in the zone standings and get credit for the win when Johnson, walked, and went to third roller but Bob Piccin followed with Leaguer into right field to load the and runners on first and second with and 16-8-1 overall while Rockville Manchester snapped a 3-3 deadlcok on Frank McCoy’s single. Johnson a single to score Petersen. was losing for the 10th thne in a taking third frolri where he scored The score was knotted in the se bases. two outs, Frank; McCoy ripped a with a run. Fogarty’s infield tap was mis liner up the middle. Fogarty dove dozen starts. Zuk allowed seven hits, walked on an error. cond when Tim Fogarty led off with handled and Masse cross^ the plate for the ball and caught it just as it Tonight, Manchester treks to four and fanned three. McAuley was Manchester came back in its half a double and scored on Masse’s two- with the winning run. The latter was was headed for centerfield. ■ ;■ t- Buffalo Tavern fourth ..... ' ' ' ' ' — " ; ...... Horvath medalist BOSTON (U P I) — The Minnesota Greenwich wins Twins, trying to shake the wretched *We never knew what we could do. N€no when I title of “ lowly;" clouted the Boston ‘aee guya go up there I know what they can do. Red Sox Sunday 7-3. . “ We’re startine to deserve . The team believes m ore now that it can win softball tourney res|>ect." said Twins’ second and that makes a big difference.* baseman John Castino, who at 27 is Country Club. one of the few veterans on the team. — Twina* John Caatino in club qualifying Coming out best in the fourth an named the top offensive player, get BEST 12 - Class A — Stan • "Three weeks ago we didn’t deserve Hilinski 42-3-39, Bill Moran 43-4-39, nual Manchester Women’s Softball ting 13 base'hits in 19 official trips to respect. ' Ted Plodzik 44-4-40, Brad Downey Slow Pitch Classic last weekend was the plate. Teammate Lee Johnson lead, took time to pinpoint his Club president Len Horvath heads Greenfield. Kennedy is the reigning “ We were as lowly as they said we singled to load the bases. Engle July 25. 41-1-40, Woody Clark 40-0-40, Steve P.J’s of Greenwich. was saluted as the best defensive scored on Gaetti's sacrifice fly and probiem. a list of four former champions Asides Horvath the successful seniors Division champ. First round were.” Matava 44-4-40, George Martin 44-4- The down-staters posted a perfect performer. Debro’s wound up se “ I was hanging curves because I from qualifying play last weekend qualifiers in the field 15 (16 in pairings: Herdic vs. Kennedy, Hor ' Those remarks came following Laudner scored on Castino's single. 40, Erwin Kennedy 43-3-40; Low record in gaining the title. cond with Ryan’s Sports of Meriden < *’We never knew what we could was throwing too hard. I wasn’t into match play competition next vath vs. Wilks, Downey vs. Prior, Gary GaetU’s two-run homer and cluding defending king John Herdic gross. Woody Clark 68; B — Dick En route to the crown, Greenwich third and Buffalo Water Tavern giving them time to break,” he said. weekend in the annual (Hub Golf who'was exempt)'are Woody Clark, Hilinski vs. Kaye, Carl vs. Holmes, seventh-inning RBI singles by Tim do,” Castino said. “ Now when I see Pasternostro 43-5-38, Don Davis 44- downed BestWay of Willimantic 5-0, fourth with a 3-2 record. The locals guys go up there I know what they “ I can’t worry about it because I Championship at the Manchester Stan Hllinski, and Sher Ferguson. Denz vs. Annulli, Evelhoch vs. Laudner and Gary Ward that 6-38, Tom Roche 46-7-39, Rick Suburban Sports of Long Island 7-5, defeated Herbert Jewelers 11-1, can’t take it back. I have no excuses boosted the TVins and knocked the can do. The team believes more now Country (^ub. Greenfield, Matava vs. Ferguson. UeNicolo 45-4-41, Joe Nowak 47-6-41, host Buffalo Water Tavern of Legere’s 6-1 but lost to P.J.’s 9-8, whatsoever. I went out there, I went Horvath gained medalist laurels “ Red Sox out of first place — by .002 that we can win and that makes a Other qualifiers were Brad Lloyd Davidson 47-6-41, Ed Cic- Manchester 9-8 and Debro’s of Lynn, downed Famous Pizza 4-0 but were as hard as I could and they got a lot with a 36-hole score of 74-72-146. The p e rc e n ta g e poin ts — In the big difference.” Downey, winner of the recent Flight B winner was Tom caglione 48-7-41, Jack Devanney 46- Mass., in two tilts, 6-4 and 11-7. sidelined by Ryan’s in eight innings, But at the start of the game, it of hits off of me. low 15 scorer qualified. . President’s Cup, Pete Denz, Ray Lowerey with Bob Copeland runner- American League East. 5-41; C — Jim O’Rourke 52-11-41, In the title game Sunday at 2- 1. Clear, however, is not concerned Match play starts Saturday with With the Twins trailing 3-1 in the was the Red Sox who got the jump, Evelhoch, Steve Matava, John up while Bill Leone captured the C Paul Rossetto 51-10-41, Bill Ahn 51- Fitzgerald Field, Debro’s jumped with his slump. the second round Sunday, the sixth, Laudner singled with one out reaching on Brad Havens, 541, for a Wilks, Tom Prior, Dave Kaye, Ward Flish with Jim O’Rourke second 10-41, Bob Norwood 50-8-42, Dick off to an early 7-1 lead before P.J’s Best for Buffalo in the weekend “ In the last few games, I haven’t semifinals July 24 and the finals and one out later, Gaetti blasted pair of runs in the first. Jerry Remy Holmes, Lon Annulli, and Mark best. McMahon 55-13-42, Don Edwards 55- rallied for five runs in both the third play Sat Robertson Park and led off with a single and went to se done the job when I ’ve come in, but starter John Tudor's first pitch into 13-42. and sixth innings to wrap up the Fitzgerald were Barb Startup with I ’m not worried about it,” he said. the left field screen for his 13th cond when Jim Rice walked. Tony .SWEEPS — Gross A — Woody decision. six hits in 11 at bats, Kim Sokol 8 for Perez’ RBI single scored Remy and " I ’m going to battle this thing homer of the year and second in two Clark 68, Dave Kaye 72, Brad Dayna DiCarlo of P.J.’s was 15 and Cindy Birdsey 9 for 19. through and the team is going to days to tie the score at 3-3. Rice went to third where he scored Downey 72; Net, Steve Natava 74-7- keep on battling. We’ve won 49 Formal'S win pair, lose one In the seventh, with Ali-Star on Wade Boggs’ infield out; 67, Bill Moran 75-7-68; B — Gross, games at the All Star, break and reliever Mark Clear, 6-4, on the MinneMta closed to 2-1 in the Joe Nowak 79, Jack Devanney 79; we’re a good club. We’ll be right mound, Ron Washington led off with third when Washington doubled and Net, Don Davis 74-12-62, Tom Roche there at the end.” in weekend tourney action a single, went to second on a passed scored on Kent Hrbek’s RBI single.. 81-13-68, Tom Lowerey 82-14-68; C — Queens win away Minnesota’s Ron Davis, who ball and advanced to third on Dave Boston pulled to 3-1 in the fifth Gross, Bob Norwood 84; Net, Bill when Dwight Evans singled to right, picked up his eighth save, thinks Engle’s fielder’s, choice. Laudner Sunday saw a complete turnabout Ahn 88-19-69, A1 Vennard 103-34-69. TIM LOLLAR ON TARGET FOR lOth WIN OF SEASON raced to third when right fielder Clear is better than he gives himself In its second start. Formal’s posted then followed with a single to left to Two victories in three starts were as the locals dropped an 8-1 decision llES r U> - A — Bill Moran 63-7- Tom Brunansky misplayed Evan’s credit for. a 4-2 decision over previously un .. despite record Padre pitcher was left off N.L. All-Stars score Washington and Ward singled achieved by Formal’s Inn in Connec- to the reigning state champion 56, Pat Mistretta 64-7-57, Steve hit and scored on Rice’s runscoring “ I didn’t do anything spectacular defeated Norwalk Mariners. from L.L. honors , ticut Class A Fast Pitch Touma- home Engle to make it 5-3. Stamford Flames. Matava 65-7-59, Willie Oleksinski 67- single to center. today. Mark Clear to me is still one ' ment action last weekend in Dan Trailing 1-0, the Silk Towners Minnesota scored twice in the The' Flames scored twice in the 8-59, Rich Riordan 64-5-59; B — Tom Clear,, who in eight of his last 12 of the best pitchers in baseball,” bury. erupted for three runs in the third ninth. Engle reached on Glenn Hoff first and never looked back against Lowerey 64-14-50, Tom Roche 67-13- Little League Baseball Tourna Conklin singled and the former rode appearances has failed to hold the said Davis. inning. Singles by Georgeanne Eber- man’s error and Laudner and Ward 54, Mike Kearns 65-10-55, Gus ment results last weekend found Hfome on Scott Zbero’s single and sold and Kim Hannon, sandwiched the offering of Van Schelt and The locals got off to a brilliant Anderson 70-14-56, Bob Copeland 68- Hartford Road Dairy Queen troun Conklin also dented the plate to knot around an unsuccessful fielder’s Wright. start Saturday with a 1-0 decision 12-56, Sal Evangelista 68-11-58; C — cing the Medics, 12-4, Friday night the count at 6-6. choice play loaded the bases and Lollar passed up over the West Haven Coronets. Mort Herman 73-18-55, Ted with the National league Medics With Tom Carroll batting, Zbero Ebersold, MacDonald, Hannon Stacey Hannon tripled for three coming back Saturday to turn back moved around to third base and Nancy Aramini hurled a one-hitter each hit safely once for Formal’s in Stepanski 71-15-57, Bill Heaney 75- to notch her fourth win of the cam runs. 18-58, Bill Leone 78-20-58, George the American Legion at Leber scored the winning marker on an in the loss. A hit batsman, stolen base and Field, 7-4. field tap. paign against two losses. Tuesday night Formal’s trek to McNiff 80-22-58. Shirley Adams’ single accounted for Tonight at 6 at Leber, the Medics Rob Stanford collected three hits Tlie lone tally came in the third in Danbury for a State League game SWEEPS — A — Gross, Len Hor ning when Lynn Wright singled and the fourth run. vath 72; Net, Bill Moran 73-7-66, and Queens square off. The latter for the Legion, one a homer, and Winning hurler Judy Van Schelt and resume tourney play Brewers reach top rode home on Marcy MacDonald’s Steve Matava 75-7-68, Pete Denz 74- could wrap up the title with a win in Pete Galasso doubled and singled but true All-Star upped her personal record to 4-2.. Wednesday night in the same city. triple. 5-69, Willie Oleksinski 78-8-70, Pat the double elimination post-season and Josh Prince added hits to the Mistretta 77-7-70; B — Gross, Mike play. The Queens are unbeaten and losing offense. the Medics have lost one start. The Medics had 10 hits. By Fred McMane '..f # Kearns 78, Bill Heaney 87; Net, Ted UPI Sports Writer Stepanski 84-15-69, Bill Leone 91-20- Saturday’s tilt was a classic heart- The Queens Friday night had jusl Striders hold uhiqud 71, Jim O’Rourke 93-21-72. breaker as the Medics sent the too much, outhitting the Medics, 12- run spree . The National League, which REST 12 — A — Gross, Helen Legion to the sidelines, 6 hasn’t made very many mistakes in Soccer Mutty 50; Net, Isabelle Parciak 50-8- Trailing 6-4 with only two outs Kevin Guilfoile scattered six hits the All-Star Game over the last two 42; B — Gross, Rose Robideau 54; remaining, the Medics came alive and led the Queen hitting with three decades, seems to have made one center-field bleachers. Tn the fifth, Cleveland edged Seattle 4-3, and Net, Jen Schotta 58-13-45; C — and in a Frank Merriwell finish, singles. Rich Sullivan added a single By Jeff Hasen race for membership glaring error already this year. with Milwaukee trailing 2-1, Don Detroit topped Texas 3-2. Gross, Hilda Kristof 63; Net, Olive tallied three times to win. and triple and Matt Vaughn That was the failure of manager UPI Sports Writer Money singled, Moore doubled and W hile Sox 16, Blue Jav» 7 PEE WEE EAST Fagan 64-17-47; Joanne Hunt 67-20- The top three batters in the Medic collected two singles. At Toronto, Harold Baines drove Second place went to the team of Tom Lasorda of the .Los Angeles Molitor connected for his 10th Team of Dick MacKenzie, Nancy Panthers 8-0-1-42, Chargers 6-1-2- order did the damage in the up Tom Carroll homered and singled 'The climb began in mid-June for Ray Parr, Janit Romayko, Jim 47. Dodgers and NL President Chub homer. in five runs with a pair of homers, Fish and Dave Prindiville set a club 34, Dolphins 62-2-34, Jaguards 6-2-2- rising. Greg Horowitz and Tom for the losers. the Milwaukee Brewers and reached K a is e r in 18:56 w ith K aren Feeney to select pitcher Tim Lollar After Robin Yount reached on an including his second grand slam In a record in the second annual Silk City 34, Meteors 4-4-2-24, Tigers 3-5-1-17, its pinnacle on the last day before Saunders, Dick Don, Gerry Coulter of the San Diego Padres to the 28- error and was forced by Cecil week, and Tom Paclorek and Tony Striders’ 3X1 mile, 110-year-old Sharks 2-6-2-14, Oilers 2-6-1-12, Tallwood the All-Star break. . , third in 19:00. member squad that will meet the (jooper, Simmons hit his 14th homer Bemazard belted three-run homers relay race yesterday. Mustangs 1-6-311, Patriots 1-7-2-9. TWO-M AN BEST BALL — Stan ^ Now Gorman Thomas Concerns Following the race a handicap American League at Montreal of the year off starter Larry Gura, to pace a 17-hit attack that lifted the Each team member tean had to be PEE WEE WEST Domain, Doug Domaine 68; Roger himself with the notion that' his start run was staged. Tuesday night. 1^5, to give Milwaukee a 6-2 lead. White Sox. inixed (male and female) and the Express 6-0-3-36, Torpedoes 5-3-1- Parrott-Jeff Clarke 69; Ken teanunates will begin to beat on Top 10 placements and their times If Lollar isn't an All-Star, then Moose Haas, 5-5, worked 6 2-3 in Orioles 8, A’* 7 total ages of the three runners had 22, Penguins 3-3-3-21, Aztecs 2-4-4-18, Tedford-Chick Gagnon 71; Lou their chests at the top of the moun were: Ray Parr 4:47, Mike Saimond sportitaik: who is? nings before giving way to Rollie At Oakland, Calif., Eddie Murray ' to add up to 110 years or older, Timbers 2-3-4-18, Sockers 1-6-3-11. Argenio-Ed Stone 7-1; Ken tain shouting, “ We’re No. 1.” 4:59, Dick MacKenzie 5:00, Rick The 26-year-old left-hander won Fingers, who flow ed the last three drove in four runs with his 13th ■ Etach team member ran a one- CENTRAL MIDGETS Comerford-Steve Buscetto 71; Tony “ I don’t fear any of the other , Parr 5:09, Gerry Coulter 5:12, Don his 10th game in 12 decisions Sunday Royals runs to gain his 18th save. homer and an infield single to lead ■ mile relay leg and their tital times Caribous 8-0-1-42, Chieftans 7-1-2- Steullet-Leo Bravakis 72; Net, F.N. Ralph Houk teams. If I fear anyone, it’s Roy 5:31, Karen Saunders 5:43, Don and hit his third home run to lead “ The guys have been playing so the Orioles. Rookie Storm Davis, added together determined the 39, Matadors 4-5-0-20, Comets 3-6-1- Sullivan-Ted Milek 56, Sam ______^______/ ourselves,” Thomhs said Sunday Wojtyna 5:49, Bill Schwarz 5:51, the San Diego Padres to a 6-2 well for seven weeks, they deserve the youngest player in the major placement. 17, Srallions 1-4-3-16, Whitecaps 0-8- after belting bis league-leading 22nd Sapienza-Walt Kokoszka 57, Dick three days off to go filin g , play golf leagues, e a m ^ his second victory The winner’s time was 7:18. Dave Prindiville 5:53. 1-2. Interviewed by Robert Patton triumph over the Mets at New York. homer in the Brewers’ 8-5 victory Brewer-Chuck Seaback 57, Gordon and spend time with faniilles,” said against one loss with help from four MIDGETS NORTH Lollar, who also had a single in ad over Kansas City at Milwaukee that Beebe-Roger Lentocha 59, Jim manager Harvey Kuenn, who relievers. i Cougars 6-2-2-34, Suns 5-2-3-31, Ralph Houk, an ex-New York Yankee catcher (1947-54) has dition to his homer to raise his bat lifted the Brewers into first place in Allen-Paul Kenneson 59, Ralph managed the Boston Red Sox fo r the past two seasons. He also replaced Buck Rodgers during the Indians 4, Mariners 3 Falcons 5-1-3-31, Oly-pic Olympics 4- ting average to .2%, gave up seven the Eastern Division. “ We’ve gotta Darrin-Fran Lucas 60, Henry managed the Yankees (1961-63 and 1966-73) and the D etroit Brewers’ rough stretch. At Seattle, Toby Harrah drilled a 2-3-36, Metros 2-4-3-16, Toros 0-9-00. hits in eight innings before giving keep our heads down and our goals Steullet-Bob Quaglia 60, Bob Tigers (1974-78). Kuenn’s counterpart with Kansas soo homer with two out in the ninth I p MIDGETS SOUTH way to Eric Show at the start of the in mind.” Chambers-Bob LeBreux 61, Bob ninth. Lollar has won his last four City, Dick Howser, drew com to give the Indians a victory and a THUUIECKin Sting 5-2-3-31, Apollos 4-2-4-28, Russell-Ted Blasko 61, John Lewis- They say the American League East is as evenly matched Milwaukee was on top in the early parisons between the two teams. sweep of their three-game series. Astros 4-3-2-24, Rockets 4-5-1-22, this season as It has been in a number of years. Do you feel starts and ranks among the top 10 In days of the season but returned to Bob Jamieson 61. victories, ERA, strikeouts and “ Milwaukee is a very good team, Harrah hit his 17th homer off Spartans 4-4-1-22, Sounders 1-6-3-11. that way? the pack and trailed by 7V4 games by ALTERNATE TOURNAMENT shutouts. but they’ve, had their ups and reliever Bill Caudill, 8-4, into the BAS6BDU F I. CENTRAL JUNIORS — Gross, Doug Domain 74, Stan Do I think it’s going to be a real close race. It was last year. I late May. Impressive powers surges can’t see any reason why it wouldn’t be this year. "Lollar has fun out there. He’s a downs,” Howser said. “ That’s the left-field bleachers to make a Apaches 7-1-1-32, Bears 6-2-1-32, main 77; Net, Fran Lucas 91-25-66, like Sunday’s helped the Brewers I think Cleveland has improved. Certainly Toronto has a free spirit and he’s even more fun way It.goes In this game. They’re in winner of Len Barker, 10-5. M-Met 4-3-2-24, Knights 2-2-2-22, back. Don Cromwell 92-23-69, Jack Walton • lot better ballclub than they had last year... Tigers 3, Rangers 2 They’re hits as managers Kings 2-6-2-14, Strikers 0-7-2-4. than B ill L e e ,’ ’ said Padres “ We’ve coihe back from' such a a position to win their division aqd 81-10-71. It's too early to know how the races will really be. The PIRATE PITCHER TWO FOR TWO At Arlington, Texas, a costly error NORTH JUNIORS Manager Dick Williams, who once large deficit,” said Paul Molltor, so are we.” MEMBER-AIEMBER — Gross, bench strength has got to come into play, and the depth of by right fielder Larry Parrish gave By Harvey Greene Warriors 7-1-1-37, Eagles 7-2-1-37, managed Lee when the eccentric ... Southpaw stopped Atlanta for second victory Sunday who hit his second three-run homer The Royals fell one game behind Jeff Clark-Roger Parrott 136, Marc the pitching staff. It looks like it should be a real good race. first-place California in the West Detroit a pair of unearned runs in Bruins 3-3-3-21, Hawks 3-4-2-19, left-hander pitched for the Expos. in as many games. “ We’ve over Schardt-John Banavige 140; Net, But you really can’t tell about that until you get into, proba the eighth and lifted the Tigers. He may or may not prove Wings 1-6-3-11, Ciceaneers 1-6-2-9. When 1 came here, coaches told me So, how come Lollar wasn’t remained the only team Valenzuela with the loss; bit their weight; La Aussa Roger Lentocha-Gordon Beebe 118, bly, September. come a lot of adversity and I think Jerry Ujdur, 2-5, struck out seven to be a winning manager. that Lollar didn’t get much of a has not beaten in his two major- In other games, California nipped checked in with a . .199 SOUTH JUNIOR • Paul Kenneson-Jim Allen 121. Do feel good about the depth o f the Red Sox ? selected to the All-Star team? that’s going to give us confidence.” But H arvey Kuenn is chance last year and didn’t develop league seasons. the New York Yankees 2-1, the and allowed only three hits, all in career average, while Tomahawks 5-2-3-31, Fury 4-3-1-22, TWO-MAN BEST BALL - We’ve got better depth than we had last year. We’ve got "They could have picked five of Ted Simmons and Charlie Moore already different from most his control. You could see he’s (Hants 8, E^ipos 7 Chicago White Sox crushed Toronto the fourth inning, to record his se Lachemann hit a resounding Cyclones 3-4-2-19, Diplomats 2-5-2- Gross, Jeff Clarke-Roger Parrott Wade Boggs who led the International League in hitting last our guys,” said Williams, naming also homered for the Brewers, who of his contemporaries. He is throwing strikes now.” 16-7, Minnesota stopped Boston 7-3, cond complete game. He retired 18 210 14. year and can play either third or first. We’re carrying an Lollar, shortstop Garry Templeton, At Montreal, Milt May’s second trailed 1-0 in the fourth when one of the few current big- . . 67; Marc Schardt-John Banavige 67; B altim o re beat Oakland 8-7, of the last 19 batters. At least, though, they did INTERMEDIATE extra shortstop, something we couldn’t do last year because catcher Terry Kenney and out home run of the game and the fifth 'Thomas belted a long blast into the league managers who bad a Ed Stone-Lou Argenio 70; Tony fielders Ruppert Jones (the lone hit by San Francisco in the contest successful playing career. make it up to the majors. Chiefs 8-0-2-44, Yanks 6-3-1-32, Staullet-Leo Bravakis 71; Lou we had too many DH’s around. We’ve been able to replace Eul Weaver (Baltimore) them with a third catcher and an infielder, plus Wade. So, Padres player chosen) and Sixto gave the Giants their lOth-inning When Kuenn replaced Bulls 6-3-0-30, Rangers 5-3-2-29, Miller-Nick Pahoulis 71; Net, Frank spent 14 years in pro ball naturally that gives us more depth. triumph. Reggie Smith, Champ Buck Rodgers at the Racers 5-3-1-27, Stars 4-2-3-26, Wojtyna-Vince Sledjeski 56; Dave Lezeano as possible choices. “ But. without gettlM out to the Milwaukee helm this season, Hurricanes 3-7-0-15, Earthwuakes 3- Is there a new Identity on the Red Sox? I’m not going to criticize the Summers and Joe Morgan also minors. Dave (Cleve Sbark-Mike Davis 59; Roeger the Brewers were mired in GaixUa 7-0-15, Diplomats 1-7-1-7, Knights 17- No, not really. Of course, I wouldn’t know about that manager. He was going to make homered for the Giants while Gary land) played for 15 seasons Lentocha-Gordon Beebe 59; Bob Carter hit his 19th homer for Mon Curtain call for Downing the second division of the 0-5. LeBreux-Bob Chambers 60; Bill because last year was my first year with them. We were someone unhappy no matter what he in the bushes without pro- American League East. But certainly competitive last year with a mixture of veteran treal. p e n in g any higher than the MIDGETS - Knowles-Jlm Aufman 60; Drew did, soJ guess he decided to take it in Kuenn’s first 20 games and younger, mature players. Pirates 3, Braves 1 Titole-A level Astros 3 (T.J.Ruckley, Keith Thomas-Joe O lbrais 60; Bob all out on us instead of getting five the Brewers won 14, includ The veterans are m to are like Yaz (Carl Yastrzemski), At Atlanta, Larry McWilliams, Inall, not counting Wolff, R.J. McCaffrey), Rockets 0. R eever-R on B asile 61; Chick different teams mad.” ing sevoi in a row. Tony (Perez), Rice, Miller and Evans. Our younger players making' his first start against bis offer homier beats Yanks Kuenn, the A.L. pilots hit for Spartans 1 (David Hoagland), Gagnon-Ken Tedford 61. The Padres, perennial losers in And “ Harvey’s are mature-type players that have been up here before a combined .238 average. String 1 (<%ris Haddock) the Western Division, earned their former team, combined with Kent WaUbangers,” as Cecil ATTERNATE TOURNAMENT like Lansford, Hoffman, Stapleton and Remy. “ We’ve relied on .good pitching, Coo And even with Kuenn’s 50th victory at the All-Star break by Tekulve on an eight-hitter to lead ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - were doing it a lot of times. Then a nl(»named the team, PEE WEE — Gorss, Bill Mustard 78; Net, Sam Of course, our catching staff is quite young. Allenson has per totals included, San Francis the Pirates to victory. McWilliams, Reggie Jacksop to a pataral at ' lot of teams started mocking us. defense and clutch hitting to get into moved right back into the Panthers 1 (Eric Passmore), Worthen 85-15-70, Ralph Darrin 96- been the All-Star catcher In Triple A, and then Gedman shelling starter Mike Scott, 6-7, for co skipper Frank Robinson 5-3 and 3-0 since joining the Pirates “ If I hadn’t emne out today, the first place,” Foil said. “ Big things i l 1882 American League pen Oilers 0 21-75. came along. Between the two of them they’ve done an out nine hits in 3 1-3 innings. Templeton taking curtain calls but bto team hit noore hmne runs by him in a June 29 trade for a minor way it (toe applause) was building, have been happening ... they did nant race. Chargers 1 (Pat Sweeney), Tigers standing jOD. drove in three runs for the Padres mate, Brian Downing, could use a self (586) than the entire today, and I hope t h ^ ’ll continue in During bis 15 years as a 0 Our pitching staff is quite young. And if they come through with a triple in the third inning and leaguer, surrendered seven hits stand-in. we’d probably still be out there.” corps of A.L. managers the second half.” player in the majors, Kuenn DOUBLEA for us, we should be able to stay right in there. We really an infield out in the fourth. over the first seven innings. The California Angels’-pokerfaced Downing’s ISth Iwmer of the year, combined (337). b a ^ .303, BKl he was a MANAGERIAL MENAG haven’t gotten the pitching yet that I think we should get out Astros 4, Cardinals 2 left-fielder to from the old school, a career-high, came off All-Star The Yankees, meanwhile, ended Robinson, a Hall of Brian Winkler’s goal gave Elsewhere, Philadelphia edged . seven-time AU-Star. He was ERIE — A Cy Young Award of Ojeda, Hurst, Tudor and Rainey. Our bullpen was strong At Houston, left-hander Bob pdiich holds that the only time a reliever R id i Gossage, 3-4, and gave the first half of the season in sixth Famer who batted J84 dar Manc^ter a 1-0 win over Bristol Los Angeles 4-3, San Francisco the A.L. Rookie to the Year winner has yet to manage in last year, and adding Aponte this year makes it even that Knepper tossed a five-hitter and the Angels a swera of (he three- place in the AL East with a 39-42 ing his career, addh a little yesterday. John Kell assisted in the the hig leagues... Of the cur nipped Montreal 8-7 in 10 innings, playa’eomai oat q( the d i ^ t is to in 1858. The next season, he much better. Terry Pjihl drove in two runs and record. prestige to the National score. Pittsburgh downed Atlanta 3-1, take the’t t e U . H ' - ■: -'■.••'-■x. ,j' game series v ^ ito drew a club won the league batting title. rent major league mana League lineup — as does Wednesday night the locals play Do you ( U n i r the huUpea has been the main reason for your Houston b eat St. Lou is 4-2, scored twice to lead the Astros to ‘Blrt’ after t)owidng drilled a 12 seoord corwd to 130^786. On the other nand, gers, two won Most Valu Atlanta skipper Joe Torre, a Wethersfield at Bennet Field at able Player Awards; suecest this seasoa? Pittsburgh topped Atlanta 3-1, and victory. Knepper, 3-10, struck out a pitch over th e^rigl^ield wall' to H i e triumph, coupled with Kansas “ We have to win, it’s as simple as Knenn’s brethren in the lifetime .297 hitter. But m Robinson (1961 and 1966) Our buUpen has been very effective. But I don’t think it’s Cincinnati, after nipping Chicago 6-5 season-high eight and blanked the opai the eighth intong Sunday, lif City’s loss, moved the Angels into Am olcan League - today’s 6:30. that,” said New York -outfielder senior circuit is not without and Torre (1971)... three won been any one thing. I think it’s been our defense as well as in 13 Innings in the completion of a Cardinals until the ninth, ti^en Tom ting the Angtos M y lc U ^ oymr first place in the America^ League Dave Winfield. “ I don’t know what managos — did not exactly our bullpen. Moving Stapleton to first base — he’s outstand my Herr singled'and George Hen .West B ith e AO-Stsr hreak. ditoingnish themselves as it’s share to managers who 41UICK QUIZ — Since batting championships: suspended game, lost to the Cubs 9- the tiep tmteoas it’s going to take... pitching, hitting, were tess than successful as ing there — closed up our infield. Of course with a veteran- drick hit his 14th tu^hbr. ^ “ H r d hsd the rifdit to BSjrwbere I players. Only Boston’s 1870, five Hall to Famers Kuenn (1959), Robinson 2. of:44,m (iMnniM bicimid. mommtum, things like that. type outfield that we have, they always play good. But our R a & Honk (mainly part- players. have managed in the major (1966) and Toire (1971)... Phillies 4, Dodgers 3 Keds (>-2, Cubs 5-9 gut.of the dunut for a cmialn call. Wanted tl>em in FtoinisrY, this to UPI photo “ We haven’t really had a real hot 'tim e dnW and Oakland’s niiladelpbta’s Pat 'Cor- leagues, can you name Robinson is the only mana At Philadelphia, errors by At Chicago,. Wayne Krenchicki’s Downing wUged, she^risbly, and were I ’d want them,’ ' said Angel streak all year. That’s what it usual \BiUy M u m , anaong the rales hit .218 during his them? ____ ger who has won a home run sacrifice fly in the ISth inning gave later explained why. manager Gene Maudi. ge and the TripleTrtoh Crown shortstop Bill Russell and third ly takes. So we have to move up other current A.L. mana career. Lee Elia to the Cubs QUIZ ANSWER — The the Reds their victory in the comple “ I ’m just not the denumstrative Shorstop Tim FoU abwtod a possi (both in 1961)... four mana bat. But everybody has done their part. baseman Ron Cey helped the infenslvely from 13tti or 14th in the gers, sport career batting five Hall to Famers who Cherished win tion of the suspended game, but the type,” he said, “ It goes fwtoc to ble upritong in the fifth inning when batted .203, a mark Montre gers a*e former Rookies of DothlakCarl YastrxemskI will ever slow down? He's 4t. Phillies Kore three unearned runs league to third or fourth, then the averages over .350. , have managed in the m ^ r Cubs pounded Tom ^ v e r in the when I.was playtog in CUcag» (for • the Yuikees tied the seoret-1, with al’s Jim Fanning would toe Year: Bill Vlrdon (1955), Well, he’s in great shape. He’s one of the real superstars of Italian captain DIno Zoff holds in the third inning and defeat Fer whole team\will be be gaining con- Spuky Anderson Htetroit) have been haiqiy to hit — leagues since 1870 are: Ted nightcap and got three RBI frm i the White Sok). It reaBy hurt our a diving catch to Ken Griffey’s foul Robinson (1956), Kuenn the game. He’s still got very fast reactions at the plate and aloft World Soccer Cup trophy nando Valenzuela. Bob Dernier fidmee. We have 82 games to go — batted a lusty .218. Tony La his lifetime average was wOuams, Eddie Mathews. Bill Buckner to win the regularly top mat bounced out of the glove (1958) and Dick Howser good eyes. And he knows how to hit. after 3-1 win over West Ger singled in the decisive run to break a team and it got out of contfbl. In half a season — anything can Riissr (Chici^) and just .170. Yogi Berra, Bob Lemon and scheduled contest. __^ o W . d “ baseman Doug DeCinces. (1961). many. Details on page 16. 3-3 tie in the fourth. The PhlUies 1077, we Wtoe winning a lot and We happen.” Lachemann (nmiIHIaI barelv Frank RoUnson. i i v ' \ 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. July U. »e8 Italy in festive mood Jane Blalock. 2J95 7r72-72-2lC Beth Daniel. 2588 7^73-71-217 Bonnie Lauer, 8582 7271-73-S17 Scoreboard Alexandra Reinhrdt, 1582 7J-70-73-6n Jnnel Alex. 1,495 7441-73-218 Mary Dwyer. 1.406 72- 7442-218 Vicki Tabor, 1.495 7371-74-218 after World Cup win GOLF Sandra Post. 1.495 7478-71-218 Alison Sbesrd, 1,495 7^71-73-218 Martha Hansen. 1,495 71-73-74-216 Marty Dickerson. 1.495 7271-74-218 goal difference after a scandalous Jan Feirarls, 1500 71-70-75-219 MADRID, Spain (DPI) - Dino By United Presi International CaroWn Hill, 1500 74-74-71-619 BM.TIMOBE OAKLAND match involving Austria and West llOO.dOO Canadian PGA Championship SAN FRANCISCO MONTREAL MINNESOTA BOSTON ab r h bi ab r h bi Zoff, at 40 the oldest player in the l.vnn Adams. 1,000 73- 71-74-220 ab r h bi ab r h bi abrhbi abrhbi Germany. Many critics believed At Fort Erie, Ontario, July 11 Janet Coles. 1,000 60*74-77-220 Bumbry ef 3 1 10 Hendrsn If 5 0 10 LoMastr ss 5 1 1 0 Raines If 6 12 1 Mitchell r( 60 0 0 Homy 2b 5 1 2 0 Daiier 3b 4 0 10 Murphy cf 1982 World Cup tournament, held the (Par-71) Kathv Martin. 1.000 73- 74T3-2» Morgan 2b 3 1 1 1 Gates 2b 4 12 0 Wshngt ss 5 2 3 0 Evans rf 4 12 0 4 111 Austria lost only 1-0 on purpose so (Thorpe won playoff on third extra bole) Marlene Hagge, 1500 74- 72-74-230 Singlein dh 3 2 10 Meyer lb 4 1 20 Cup aloft at the end of the final Baseball Davis cf 5 0 2 0 Normn ph 0 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 2 0 0 0 Rice If '2111 Murray lb 4 12 4 Armas, rf 4 1 22 that both neighboring nations went Final round: Shellev Harmin. 1,000 74- 7S-73-2B Clark rf SOOOBIckwll ph 10 00 Ilrbck lb 5 0 3 I Perez dh * 4 0 2 1 against West Germany Sunday after (loading scorers) Carole Charbonnier, 1500 75- 71-73-220 I ownstn If 3 0 0 0 Gross 3b 4 0 10 At Ni’w Yiirk, July 11 Robert Mullins. through to Round 2 at the expense of RSmith lb 3 2 11 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 1'I'glo dh 5 2 10 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 1 B••enick If 2 0 0 0 Brrghs dh 4 10 0 124 Spartanburg. S ( ’ . outpointed Andres Italy had won it for the first time in .lim Thorpe 7l-72-7M>-28S I.ori Huxhold. 819 73-72-74-221 Rergmn lb 1 0 0 0 Dawson cf 4 12 1 1 midnei c 4 2 3 1 Staplctn lb 4 0 0 0 Algeria. Dave ^ r r 70‘72-6fr-7i—2BS Vicki Singleton. 819 73-71-75-a21 Bipken ss 4 2 10 Heath e 3 1 00 3'1'a, 121. Dommican Republic. 10. 44 years on a hot emotional summer May r 5 2 2 2 Oliver lb 4 0 2 0 W.ird If 5 0 3 1 Hof^fmn .ss 4 0 10 |■•l1•d rf 5 14 1 Lopes 2b 4 2 2 3 K'linv Agosto 125'z. San Juan. Puerto Kuwait, whose tracksuit tops R/’n Crenshaw 72-70-70*7$—2B6 1/iri Garbaez. 690 7273-75-222 Giplli ,3b 3 1 1 3 Godman c 3 0 00 Dan Halldorson 74-66-70*73—#6 Summrs If 2 2 2 1 Carter c 4 2 3 3 ^.’ikala 2h 4 0 12 Stanley ss 30 11 I' It kmieked out Julio De.lesus. 125 night. Amelia Rorer, 690 77-7164-222 Wohlfrd If 1 0 0 0 Cromart rf 4 1 1 0 Cjislin** 2b 5 0 2 1 Nichols cf 30 10 bearing the motto "Our Camel Is A Rav Floyd 71*74-73*70’“38B Debbie Austin. 690 73- 73-73-222 Di’iiipsev ( 4 111 Jobnsh ph 10 0 0 spnnglield. M ass. 9, Pedro Vilella, 145. The match, watched by more than Bob Charles 74-72*70-73-^86 O'Mally 3b 4 0 12 Walach 3b 5 12 1 Ystrzm ph 10 0 0 Winner" became one of the most Jerilvn Britx. 690 74- 7^75-a2 AMERICAN LEAGUE Tntai: 36 8 12 8 Totals 36 7 10 7 NOBTM AMKHK’AN SOCCKH LEAGUE N*’vv 5'ork. outpoinied Roberlii Hernan- a billion peopie on TV around the Antonio Oarrido 7066-77-74-^-* Holland p . 0 0 0 0 Speier ss 5 0 2 1 Totals 40 7 16 7 Totals 34 3 9 3 Baltimore 100 031003-8 •h / 145 Hantord. Conn . 10, Angel Cruz. prized souvenirs for both jounialists Barbara Mizrahie; 690 i 74- 73-75-282 ' By United Press International Minton p 1 0 0 0 Sandersn p 0 0 0 0 Minnesota 001 (XB 202—7 Bv United Prc.ss International world, was the climax to a competi Craig D’Foy T7-71-6O7S-280 BaiH^ra Moxness, 525 ' 71-73-79-223 E^st Oakland 100 012 003-7 Eastern • IKi' Beihlelu-m. Pa , ouI[Kiinled Ntuher- Jerry Anderson 74-72-73-71—290 Fowlkes p 2 0 0 0 RJhnsn pn 10 0 0 Bo.sion 200010 0a>-3 LOB-Baltimore 10, Oakland 3. 2B— t< VeUv 1.35, .ler.sev Cit\, N J . 10 tion which involved 310 games, the and'players, proved that soccer in Kathy Hite. 535 77-7^73-28^ W L Pet, GB . Barr p 1 0 0 0 BSmlth p 0 0 0 0 E — Brunanskv DP — Minnesota 1. W I.GFGA BP Pts Norm Jarvis 8068-76*79-291 Pattv Hayes, S25 75- 70-77-223 u- Mevei. Armas, Stanley. Ford 2, Neu York 15 6 46 32 44 132 \l M< \t»>e. .N .1 .luly 10 Don Curry. the third world is improving, but Jim Nelford 7076-73-73-291 Milwaukee 48 35 .578 — Evans 3b 1 0 0 0 Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 Hos((»n 2 LOB—Minnesota 12. Boston 7. Singleton. 3B—Meyer. HR—Murray (13). first of which was played more than Elaine Hand, S25 75-71-74-223 v. Boston 49 36 .576 -X Mills ph 10 0 0 2B Washington. Perez, Evans. Hoffman. Tornnio 12 11 42 31 34 106 Wiutli, Texas, oulpomti’d Achilio still lacking in polish. Daniel Talbot 72-72-76-73—298 Beverly Huke, S25 73- 71-77-223 •• Munthv (16). Amias (11), Lopes (6). SB MoiKreal 12 8 35 28 28 96 V'lniet. Ilohoken, N .1 . 10 two years ago, with nearly 950 goals Bob Panasiuk 71-706081-298 Baltimore 44 38 .537 3V^ Burris p 0 0 0 0 MB Gaclti (13). SH-Nichols. Ward. SF Bumbrv. Henderson. S Bumbry, ■ Losing 3-0 to France with 10 Susie McAllister, 525 74- 72*77-223 ; Detroit 42 41 .506 6 WJhnsn ph 10 0 0 - Gactli ('hi' ago 7 13 33 4.3 30 70 'I Phof'nix Anz . .Inly 10 Milton scored, including the 146 scored in Juan Pinion 74*71-71-77—293 Carole Jo Callison, S25 71- 73-76-^23, , Sakata SF--Dempsey, .Southern M '< ntr\ 146 Detroit, oul[)oinl<’d Roger minutes remaining, the Kuwaitis Erin Fosley 73-75-73-73-293 Cleveland 41 41 .500 6^ Taveras 2b 10 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO St.'iMord. 146 Philadelphia. 10 Dot Germain, 412 75*71*77-624 y Now Yfffk 39 42 .481 8 Totals 39 8 10 7 Totals 41 7 16 7 Minnesota l( Lauderdale 15 9 50 49 45 133 Spain. Rav Stewart 78-75-74-71—293 72- 74-75-2M • Baltimore Till II) 11 44 41 39 96 At Tam|»a. Kla . .lulv 11 Willitrd protested a French goal. The protest Sylvia Ferdon, 412 Toronto 37 47 .440 11^ San Franc.sco 0310021001— 8 linxens (W 56) 61-3 9 3 2 2 1 Italy equaled Brazil’s all-time ,nm RuUedge 81-70-73-2M Davis 'W 2-1) 51-3 Tatopa Bay 10 14 36 48 :i2 92 '<«'pKin. New 'j'ork.
•••••••••••••••••••***** •••••••••••••••••••••••• Homaa For Bala 33' Painting-Papartng 33 4rtfcfM lor Saie 41 Prm ClanWed Aift Rooms for Rant...... 6 » -- Apaifinanta tor Aont 83 Raaort PropMf Par •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••«•«•••••••••••••• R a n t 83 Court o( Probata, PINE MIRROR - MANCHESTER- Room off* •••••«••••••••••••*••••• MANCHESTER - Autumn FRED LEE Painting - LARGE CONSOLE 25” Center Street. 1^.00 wee^'» AVAILABLE August 1st - District ol Maoebaatar Street. Absolutely spotless Interior and Exterior. R €A T.V. $350.00. measures 30” x 48” , Price, spacious redecorated six COTTAGE FOR R ent - NOT1CX OP HIAMNP . $50.00. CaU 646-2718. ly plus security anRt Charlestown, R.I. Call 646 ESTATE OF MARY C. NBVtNS, five ydar old colonial. “Check my ratebeforeyou Telephone 640-3336. - references. CaU 6460019. » room apartment - three' Alummum siding, three decorate. ’’ * - DMendable. ------______bedrooms, living room, 4578 or M01464-3S47. a mloor fcnrbratfr MrralJ) Fully insured. 64^1653. LOCAL Pi Doga-Bhda-Pata 43 dining room, kitchen, first •••••••••••••••••••••••• Pursuant to an ordar of Hon. be^ooms, IVk bams, eat-in LOCAL PAWN Shop has 40 ••••••••••••••••«»••••• COMFORTABLE Sleeping” William E. FUxOarald, Judfa, size kitchen with sliders to lint diamond for sale - floor. No pets. Security. NofrtM-AptB. 10 ohoro $9 dated July S, ItSI a hearioi wlU ba EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain YORKSHIRE TERRIER - room. Parking, working- 9m plus utilities. Call,646 ••••«••••••*•••••••••••• deck; $73,900. Ed Gorman 25.00. Telephone 649-7373. adult, no smoking-, bald oo an appUcaUoo pnylog (or Associates, 646-4040. ting, driveway sealing, six month male, .AKC 0764. ROOMMATE needed to auUwrity to comptnmlaa and satUa 'Your Community Newspaper' experienced. College ESTATE SALE - Fur- registered, excellent busUne. CaU 649-^26. share house on Bolton a certain doubtful and dlaputad MANCHESTER - 2 senior, references. CaU nlture. Upholstered sofa, markings. $250.00.6463033. , ^ ^ MANSFIELD CENTER - Lake. $250 monthly plus claim In favor ot said aetata Bedrooms. 2 full baths. P eter Krupp, 643-0468. $490., three- UvUng room ------— Apartmanta tor Rant W ” Woodsedge Apartments. utilities and security. against the Board Ol'EdudiUoa, Town ot Manebastar, Coaoectlcut yfeeeeseeeeeeeeeeeee#**’ Beautifully redecorated. Free estimates. chairs, $150. each, f r e e : TO Good home, two Newly renovated, country Telephone 6463980. MANCHESTER- One amt'' setting. Two bedrooms as in laid appUcatloo on file more Jlalp WantMl x ■ 13 Halp Wantad 13 All appliances. Pool. bedroon ••■•••••■••••■•••••••••a fully appears, at the Court of Sauna. Sliders to balcony. Building Contracting 33 starting at $285. Telrahone Autoa Par Bala B1 Probata on July a , ItSl at 10:W Legal Notice $51,900. L^perance Agen • •'••••••••••••••••••••*• 4261270 or 233-0660. SECRETARY - Part time CRT OPERATOR - ...... foclt^ oS busiiSrS A.M. Classified Ads Town of Andover cy, 646-95M. LEON CIESZYNSKI set, $^.. lamps, w.nl^ Bw ...... “ SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, aw rria L. Andaraoo, Publir Hraring of 1-5 p.m. Experienced. Experienced. Contact Ad BUILDER. New homes, miscellaneous items. 646 MANCHESTER.Recently Aai't. Clark Planning and Zoning [s.'For further d e t a i l Typing, telephone, make ministrator, 646-1360. COVENTRY - Daley Rd. additions, remodeling, rec 1819. decorated three room f« »100 mm (!ummiA8ion on appointments. Please call rooms, garages, kitchens m il it a r y ARTICLES - call 6467157. apartment. Available Special Permit 643-1211 for an appoint FULL TIME/Part time Unique starter home on 0575 Ext. 7816. Call Refun The Planning & Zoning Commis large lot. Two bedrooms, remodelM, ceilings, bath SCREENED LOAM - American, German and Apgust 1st. Carpeting, ment. positions. 7-11 store clerk, tile, dormers, roofing. gravel, processed gravel, Japanese swords, daggers, MANCHESTER - Newl:v' ap^iances and heat in dable. sion of Andover. Connecticut will Manchester area. Apply at fireplaced living room, ATTENTION hold a Public Hearing on Monday, Residential or commer sand, .stone, and .For helmets, medals, etc. decorated one bedrooR(‘‘ cused. $355. No pets. 6 ^ HAIRDRESSER Wanted 7-11 office, 690 Ellin^on large 2-car detached gar apartment. Access to shop--' CONTRACTORSt July 26. 1982 at 7:30 P.M. in the age. Possible CHFA finan cial. 649-4291.______deliveries call George Cash. 643-0143 ...... pj„g centers, 2829, 6465600. IM K KFOSSESSNNS lower level of the Town Office part time. Mornings 10-1 Road, South Windsor. ping centers, busUnes and"’ —------u THE TOWN OP COVENTRY cing. $48,000. Griffing, Andover 742- •••••••••••••••••••••••• schools. IK—IFor further details- HAS RECEIVED A 1.4 MIUJON Building on a Petition of Roger T. p.m., evenings 5-9 p.m., ELECTRICAL SERVICES 7886. Rroduta >0 FOUR ROOM Apartment, DOLLAR O RW T FROM THE and Mary Ellen Fontaine of Bailey Saturday 11-3 p.m. LIBRARY CLERK - seven We do all types of Elec- please call 528-4106': second floor, mature DEPARTMENT OF HOU8INQ Road. Andover, Connecticut for a Experience necessary. hours per week, afternwns Lota-Land tor Sala 24 Work! I^ e li^ cIS between- 9 and 5 pm 1STS pOCQg pipe PUk- AND URBAN DEVBLOPRIENT PICK YOUR OWN RED adults, no appliances, no , OVER THE COURSE OF TH R p: Special Permit for home occupa Call Command Perfor or evenings. $3.37 an hour. after 5:00 p.m., 6461516. RASPBERRIES- Bunker after 5 pm and weekends,- pets. References, security. tion. Bounded on the North by mance of Manchester, 643- Send letter of application 6467157. **1*78 r o n p h m w Torino YEARS, approximately properties W/F of Mr. Mrs. Van Hill Road, Coventry. Mon . _* One car. 6461265. | 6«0,000.W OF THIS GRANT WILL 8339 - ask for Manager. to Bentley Memorial BE AVAILABLE TO To all home Gelder and on the South by proper FARRAND day thru Friday, 4 to 8; Library, Boltpn. HOMEOWNERS AND TENANTS ties W/F of Mr. Mrs. N. Byam and REMODELING - Cabinets, Saturday and Sunday 9 to 5. 118 MAIN STREET - T h re ^ THREE ROOM Apartment NEWSPAPER DEALER Fraa CfassHtod Ada room heated apartment* TO REHABILITATE THEIR on the West by Bailey Road. Copies Roofing, Gutters, Room 742-8070. centrally located • newer Tho abovo can be oaen at HOMES. THE RBHABIUTATION of the proposed use and maps are needed in Glastonbury, PERSON TO Assist in all 10 ACRES - $5,900 Hot water, no appliances,.- Additions, Decks, all types COLOR T.V., $50.00 Double four family. Appliances, ttw ‘ WnX INCLUDE SUCH TTEtS AS on file in the office of the Town 'Telephone 647-9946. household tasks - Friday’s security. Tenant inf:’' air-conditioning and heat MAJOR STRUCTURAL REPAIR Clerk-Town Office Building. 9-12 a.m. $5/hour. ONLY $1,180 DOWN of Remodeling and cast iron sink,- $25.00. S M iw M ef WHERE HEALTH AND SAFETY I bmIM m m m tcra^ Im M m Repairs. FREE surance. 646-2428, 9^': included. Nice yard, base At this hearing interested per HOUSEWIVES - Be an References. 643-7026 after Telephone 649-6035. weekdays. "" IS A CONCERN. CODE sons may appear and be heard and titWiN tttUtf tfiN liHln Atm Estimates. Fully insured. ment, laundry, storage and VIOLATIONS, HBATINO, area advisor and earn 3 p.m. v icb bm STOP ttS Mtio airaM 'written communications received. hMiric M Milif. Q ti Mfinl Telephone 643-6017. AITIW parking. Security and lease ELECTRICAL AND PLUMBmO extra money with your own liiM aiN dd »Mi aiN mM m iTMi A INDUSTRIAL 24" fan - MANCHESTER - MafH". SYSTEMS, NEW ROOFINO, subscribers of Dated at Andover. Connecticut required. $365 per month. BOOKKEEPER part time. II. JkI tnr tm hnre fna ■rtfiN 4800 CFPM. Good condi SIDING, ENERGY this 12th and 23rd day of July. 1982. part time job. Need own THINKING OF HOME Im Street. 2-4 rooms. Heate^* Call 646-0063 after 6 p.m. CONSERVATION MEASURES. car. Salary plus m ile^e. Fuss and O’Neil, 210 Main irtfc M i Im ippriM fir 11% fiMB* tion. $20.00. GoU clubs -15 CORN CRIB Hot water. Appliances. N% ' Andover Planning St Zoning provements? Call the Mar ■uoUwdnd. 1973 BUICK AppaUo - AM- ETC. Commission 20 Hours per week. Call Street, Manchester. 646 irons, bag and balls, $20.00. pets. Security. Parking,, FM stereo, new exhaust, WE ARE HOPINO THAT YOU M P1F tindilH, M24H-1U1 tN tin and Rothman Home Call 6467793 mornings. •outti WM m t MANCHESTER - “Wanted WILL PAHTTCIPATE IN OUR J.L. Kostic. Chairman 647-9946. 2469 (Betty) E.O.E, M-F. SATURDAY, JU LY lOtti 5267047. mature or retired people” four barrell, 66,000 miles. Frances LaPine. Secretary ai-l:Npall«L-Fri.(rll3|aM Remodeling Service. From ______htU REHABILITATION PROGRAM. ;arages, siding, rech )^s, WHITE FLEXUM 10-S p jn . fo r tw o bedroom Interior good, some body WE ENCOURAGE YOU TO CALL 111-11 PART TIME Evenings - in BOOKKEEPER- ' lor Iha lint MANCHESTER - R ay rust. $900 o r' best offer. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS Secretary. Central iormers to new homes. Aluminum roll-upIP awning. townhouse with kitchen teresting work making nattvo mond Village - Unusual” appliances, breakfast bar, Telephone 6462088. AND IF YOU WISH TO BE telephone calls from our Manchester location. Able Call today for prompt In excellent condition. Size “brand new" spacious one" INCLUDED ON OUR courteous service. Free es dining area, laundry hook CONTRACTORS’ LIST. new office. Good voice a to handle complete books, 54 inches. $35.00. CORN bedroom tri-levSl” 1970 OLDS CUTLASS- 95,- timates anytime. 646-4144. Telephone 649-0222. 01 Um taaton ups, private basement and PLEASE CONTACT: The Herald that □ NOTICES must. Salary, com AR-AP, payroll, etc. 8-4 □ BUSINESS townhouse units now being” covered patio! $450 per 000 miles. Best Offer. Call NANCY J. JACK missions, and pleasant p.m. five days. Aggressive completed. Available July'^'- 6468069 after 6. COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT excellent SIDING AND RfWFING - MIRROR In maple frame, month includes heat and COORDINATOR working conditions. Work and SERVICES 1st. Includes heat, hot water. 649-4000. AT THE Lost and Found 1 from 5 pm to 9 pm and replacement windows, all 44” x 38” , $40.00. Excellent M & c T p e S phases of remodeling. Free condition. Floor tole lamp, water, appliancesy* MERCURY Sephyr wagon, COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT Saturday morning. Call etc. Apply at 73 Summit ...... f carpeting, cathedraU 1960. Four speed, lour cyl., OPFICE 10-SPEED Raleigh Grand Street, Manchester, 8-4 Sarvicaa Ottorad 31 estimates. Telephone 646 *20.00. Call 6461427. MANCHESTER - Four Mr. Taylor at 647-9946, ...... gfjgy g p ^ asij for — ------BLUEBERRIES ceiling with paddle fan, room apartment, second AM-FM stereo radio, low oatn 742-6010 Prix bicycle lost - Autumn p.m. dividual basement wltiw mileage. Grdat gas Street, Manchester. REWEAVING BURN Mike. RACING COVER, for You Plok floor. $ ^ nlus heat and hookups, patio, parking',„ utiUties. Call 6463379. mileage. CaU 6461831. Reward. Call 871-2173. SWIMMING Instructors HOLES'. Zippers, um Camaro from 75-81, goes on A tttio $495 ^ r month. Damato' INVITATION TO BID NEED EXTRA MONEY? brellas re p a irs. Window CARPENTRY AND front end of car, no hove something for girls resident canm in Masonry, R^emodeling and ...... E nterprises, 230-A Nevf™ 3Vk ROOMS. Like private 1971 MUSTANG Fastback - Sealed bids will be received In tba IMPOUNDED: Young Sslllng Avon can halp Stafford Springs. Two shades, Venetian blinds. drilling, leather outside. CORN CRIB State Road, Manchfester.-' Office of Qie Director oI Oeuerel emale Collie-Afgan cross; Keys. TV FOR RENT. additions. Free estimates. Qotton real sporty, hom e. Working single 302 cubic inch. Engine runs tight Inflation. Call now positions available - WSI Inside, 6461021. great. $700.00 or best offer. Servicet, 41 Center Street, ''an-white paws. Found Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. CaU Tony Squillacote. 646 *gg 00 6462831. BERRY PATCH adult, married couple. No Mancheiter, Connecticut, until at 046-3686 or 523- certification required for children, pets. Lease. 646 After 5 p.m., 6466740. Rcinity Lakeside Drive one position; advanced 649-5221. -H 0811. ! _ ------Buddand Road 149 OAKLAND Street'-""; July a , ISSi at S:W p.m. tor the Snd Island Street. Call 742- 0401 life-saving for other. CaU REFRIGERATOR - 2880. foilowlng: a o u t h W k i ^ Two roonis, heated. $280’' 1971 CAMARO • automatic, NIINETKEN (19) 105. 684-7821. BRICK, BLOCK, BTONE - Haatlng-P/umlilng 33 Coppertone. 15 oublc ft., monthly, no appliances. radio, very clean, exceUent ••••••••••• Concrete. Chimney $^00. CaU 6462759 after 5 ‘' 1 0 - 8 p.m . UICKOCUMPUTER8 — TEACHER - English, Repairs. “No Job Too Security, tenant insurance. condition. CaU 6466084. Mancheeter High School Grade 7 & 8. Half time. NURSES AIDES-Provide p.m. CaU 6462428 weekdays-65y; The Town ot Maoebetter is an to sell for ^ EMPLOYMENT Hamaa tor Rant 84 Conn. State Certification personal care to people in Small.” CaU 644-8356. DODGE DART -1978. Slant equal opportunity employer, and their homes. Home Health ★ six, two door, automatic requires an afllrmativa acUon ■I required. Contact Mr. C & M Tree Service, Free M&M Plumbing and RCA^tabte^^elTV*. EAST HARTFORD - Large lalp Wantad 13 Vene Harding, Principal, Aide Certification or THREE ROOM Apartment^ transmission, power policy tor all of Us Contractors sod Nurses Aide training estimates. Discount senior with heat, hot water, stovei- six rooms plus. Cape. Vendors as a condiUon of doing Toiland Middle School. 876 ?B7 i'"^Sm a?l*'n^'ai^ $10.00 each. Deluxe Gler- • RENTALS steering, no rust, low business with the Town, as per WORK AT HOME jobs preferred. Training citizens. Company Three bedrooms, fireplace, mileage, new tires, new 2564. Application deadline, Manchester owned and J^m ^odfS heating: S?|“oo'' cm {“& 61«0 cond floor. I ^ . CenTra^X centrally located near Federal Older UI4S. available! Substantial ear July Utli, Position to start provided if needed. baths, kitchens and water $7a.uu. can mh-zsw. brakes. $2395. 6467901. operated. CaU 6461327. Rooma tor Rant...... 52 located - adults onlv. Hb.j churches, schools and Bid Forme, plant and nings possible, call 504-641- September 1st. EOE. Hexibility in hours. Must Heaters. Free estimates! epecUlcatlons are available at the 8003, extension 494, for in have own transportation, pisHERMAN’S $38.00 pets. Security deposit. CaU-> LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen SKs“"Laf®anrutiuS"e? 84 formation. RECEPTIONIST - Dental mileage paid. For further wadlni ; boots, size 16, new. MANCHESTER - N ice 6467690. pplus lu s heatn e a t aand n a utilities.U tllllie s . street.street, Mancheeter.Manchester, Cnnnecticut.OoonecUcut. cing. Attics, cellars, gar Also, antique SMurlty deposit. No pets. less than *99°° office. Experienced. Send information call $15.0' room with kitchen MOTORCYCLE Town o f Manchester, Manchester Public Health ages cleaned. All types wicker sewing stand, privlieges. Gentleman Telephone &9-4084 after i PURCHASING resume to Box UU, c/o trash, brush removed. Houaahold Qooda 40 INSURANCE - Lowest Connecticut DEPARTMENT - of an Manchester Herald. Nursing Assoc. 647-1481. •••••••••••••••••••••••• $^.00. CaU 6465%0 after 6 prefetTM. $50.00 weekly. P .m .______Rates Available! Many op Robert B. Weiss EEO/AAP Employer. Picket, Split Rail, Stake p.m. Security. Telephone 646 aerospace manufacturing Fences installed. 528-0670. USED GLASTONBURY - Six tions. Call: Clarice or General Manager firm has an opening for an REFRIGERATORS, 1878. Moke It & Save: Joan, Clarke Insurance PART TIME help to work R.N.’S-Full time position. WASHERS, RANGES - PAIR OF Table lamps - rooms. Convenient loca 017-07 organized individual with a tion, three bedrooms, Agency 6461126. knowledge of blueprints in hay. Apply Peila Community Health Nur SMALL LOADS OF Clean, Guaranteed. Parts cost $200. Asking $60.00. STONE, trap rock, play Metal kitchen base appliances, waU to wall and the material specs Brothers, 364 Bidwell sing experience preferred. & Service. Low prices! MOTORCYCLE INVITATION TO BIO manual. Heavy telephone Street, Manchester. Excellent benefits in sand, white stone, loam B.D. Pearl & Son, 6to Main cabinet, $20.00. Telephone carpeting, garage, INSURANCE-For aU your cluding 4 weeks vacation an d pool sand 6463751. Ruffly Yoke f^place. Telephone 636 Sealed bids wUl be received In the contact and inventory con DELIVEIiED. Telephone Street. 643-2171. motorcycle needs, call Office of the Director of General lanchester Herald trol. All company paid BABYSITTER Wanted - and paid in service. us.Competitive rates.. 644-1775. CHESTNUT COMMODE - Sarvicai, 41 Canter Street, benefits in an air- Part time for two young Competitive salary. CaU PULL-OUT couch, Friendly service. Fine Manchester, ConnacUcut, untU One Herald Square conditioned plant. Send children. Bently-Bowers Manchester Public Health excellent condition. $100. very good condition. $90,00. conwanies. Ask for Janet July U, USl at 11;M a.m. for the area. CaU 6461070. Nursing Assoc. 647-1481 Call 6^5555. foUowing: FURNISH A INSTALL resume ’ to P.O, Box 93, Telephone after 8 pm, 871- OUleaa-Btaraa or Judy. Crockett Agency, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Buckland Station, EEO/A^P Employer. 0371. 6461577. ALUMINUM STORM ★ 26 INCH Girl’s bicycle, .for Rant 88 WINDOWS — SENIOR CITUEN Manchester, Ct. 06040. GAL FOR General office ATTICS, GARAGES, ' ■__ work, figure aptitude, MASSEUSE - Female 1977 750 HONDA Super CENTER CELLARS CLEANEDc l e a n e d " :- ...... rip xssno telenlTone 6 ^ W?)*RkV p ACE , OR INFIELD PRO MAINTENANCE JANITORIAL HELP - Part typing, customer contact preferred. Good at Light trucking. All types of Articlaa tor Bala cle^ $35.00. teiepnone ow- Sport, $1700.1979 Kawasaki M.ACIIINE and TRAILER time evenings. and other office duties. mosphere, excellent STORAGE SPACE FOR KZ400, $1,000. Both brush and trash removed. I^ N T in Manchester. No The Town of Maoebeste Is an Experienced preferred. Full benefit program in clientele. In the Windham CaU 6461947, 6462335. exceUent condition. 646 equal opportunity employer, and NAME.,...... - Transportation a must. 643- cluding dental paid. Five area. Experience not BOYS 20” BMX Bicycle, lease or security deposit. requires an allIrmaUve action Reasonable rates. Suitable 6813. 5747, day work week. CaU 286 needed - wul train. Open 7 CONCRETE WORK done - ★ original cost, $129. ••aaaaasaaaaaaaaaaaaaaae poUcy (or aU qf Its Contractors and ADDRESS...... 2736. days a week. CaU 423-7519. ALUMINUM SHEETS Completely reconditioned, for small business. RetaU Campara-TraUan-ltablla vendors as a cendiUon ot doing SidewaUcs, patio, walls and and commerciaUy zoned. business with the Town, u par EXPERIENCED floors. Free estimates. used as printing plates. .007 like new. Huffy. Will Hamaa 68 sacrifice for $65.00. CaU CaU 8761801, 10 to 5. Federal Order 1U4S. CITY ...... '...... DRIVER - for coach. Must INFORMATION ON Condomlnluma 22 Telephone 875-0572. thick, 23x28%’^. 50c each, Bid Forms, plans and like to travel and know Cruise Ship jobs. Great in or 5 for $2.00. Phone 646 6461794 anytime. 1973 DODGE CAMPER spacUlcatlona are avalW a at the come potential. All oc- 2711. They MUST be picked NEWLY RENOVATED ZIP ...... PHONE. New England area. Send ______MANCHESTER- Owner GENERAL PAINTING 310 square feet office Van • $1800. Good condition, General Services Offlca, 41 C uter resume fo A & A Livery cupations. CaU 312-741-9780 must sell! Spotless unit and wallpapering. Interiors up before 11:00 a.m. only. BARN FULL of treasures CaU 646-3108 evenings; 876 Street, Manebasta, Coonactlcut. Service, P.O. Box 48, Dept. 2423 - call refun- ^ith parking. Gas heat, to trash. Country Barn ayailaUe. Main Street and exteriors. Fast ser location with ample 1434 days. Town of Mahehester, Manchester, Ct. 06040. dable. ideal for the couple just vice, reasonable rates, ful DARK LOAM - 5 yards Collectibles. Sullivan Connecticut equ delivered, $60. plus tax. Avenue, South Windsor. parking. CaU 6462891. 12 X 50, 1973 NEW MOON, ly insured. 6469874. Open every Saturday and Robert B, Weiss, not rent receiipts. $42,900. Sand, Gravel, Stone & with tool shed and patio. General Manager Ity,522-1605; Trap Rock. CaU 6469504. Sunday. MANCHESTER - Fur- ExceUent condition. Ideal- Carsan Real GENERAL LANDSCAPE iii^ed office - tastefidly 01607 Sam 521-8311. work - tree, shrub installa Itecorated, all utilities, te located in Vernon. 876 tion, pruning, etc. Call PHOTO ACCESSORIES - NEW DOUBLE Hung win 7179 after 5 p.m. TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. LIMIT 20 WORDS. INDUSTRIAL (NaiHIlRINa MUST SELL - only $42 900. Two Nikon 35mm film dow eight over eight, 41w x ddcretarlal services Stephen W hi& m , 647-0094 available, Great location. INVlTA’nON TO BIO Offers invited. One after 6 p.m. cassettes and one Contax 53h. M5.00. Four metal bedroom, parking, CaU for 35mm film cassette, $5 patio chairs, mesh back $1P0. 0460505. INVITATION 'TO Sealed bids will be received In the inniEsniDv& each. Two Graflite and seat, $16.00. 6462190. Repair ot Sldawaiks, Bolton office of tba DliacU* ot Oeoaral details - Sam, 521-8311 Car POISON IVY and other un MANCHESTEUl - Central Etamentaiy Schixd,. BnUan, CT. Services, 41 Canter Street, 1 2 3 4 san, 522-1605. desirable weeds and brush flashbulb guns, $5 each. 'Manebastar, ConnaeUeut, until sprayed with EPA ap CaU Doug Bevins at The VARIETY of perennials, tocation, modem medicM July IS,.1W at 11:00 t.m . for the prove herbicides. Results Herald, 6462711, after 1 round covers, sedlum, irprofessional office suite, ^ (oUowIns: ouse plants, cacti,swedish first floor, 825 to 14M iq. ft. a Broad roopontlbillUM to giv# □ REAL ESTATE guaranteed. State licensed p.m. PtlRNISH INSTALL CARPET and insured. Carter Tree glvy,transcantiiia plus four ^ htiuues and paiW?g|B: p .m., July U, Un Award to be RENOVATION.* ADDITION you ■ roll ehanco to expand SWIM POOLS - Distributor kitchen chairs. Private made on or bMUta Juiy IS, IM . TO Expert Company, 6467695. MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL' » you're looking lor roellzatlon of your 23 must dispose of brand new home. 649-6480. 01M7 Homaa For Bala The suecasalul bidder will be 5 6 7 8 fullest potsmisi, bssed on skills and on ground 31’ long pogls Q-138 required lo execute a eu tra c t with expsrience In tima studiss and methods. MANCHESTER with huge sundecks, safety TWO PAIRS of beaded Custom Concept Bnlldari of AMF Cuno has the perfect growth prospect Northfleld Green .- Im fencing, hi rate filter^ bamboo curtains for Directions for stitching - - LEGAL NOTICE Coonactlcut, Inc., the Oenual Oon- (or you at our TalcottvHle plant. maculate three bedroom Palnting-Paparlog 32 ladders, etc. Asking $878 doorway or room dividei'. 8330 long or short Dirndls are * - 'town of Andover, Connecticut traetcr for tba Ranoyatlob add Ad- f As Ihs sole TS&M Analyst In the house, condo - central air, 2Vk complete. Financing $30.00 M r pair. Telephone 1618 incnided in Make It with r : Zmlng Board of Appdals' d itlu to Manebastar H l|b School. , you will have ample opportunity to baths, pool and tennis. $71,- INTERIOR PAINTING, avaiiable. CaU N ^l coUect Needle A Thread, plna, i- Hip jbmlng Board of Appa& o< the. Town el AaifMar, Ooaaaetlcnt win Bid forms, pUas and apo^eaU ena ' acquire the job knowMga and training (203) 7454316. A flettering, slde-ec- 40 other useful and a|r^.; hold a public bearing In the Town OCOee BftUBag, Wadneoday, JuWSl, are avaUawa for plekap at the 000. Ed Gorman over ten years experience, O uaral S u v icu offlca, 41 Center 9 10 ' 11 12 necetaary to assume Industrial Associates, 646-4040. low rates and senior citizen BOWLING BALL with cented yoke is softly tractive items for th«>,. l i e at 8:00 pm , to & ar Uie hdlowtiis appUeaUeo aaklni ft* rellel bum engineering rseponsibllltles such as case, $10,00. Air- wardrobe and home (pU.:;, Uia'Zaalng Laws at Uia Town at Andow, CannscUcuL Street, Manebastar, OonnacUcut discounts. 6469980. >"COLONIAL COUCH and gathered. With a choice 01040. . - operations analyst, machins uhlizatlon - chair, exceUent condition. conditioner, good condi o t eleeve lengths, and a nafore, barbeque apron,,« IM4 - Dann Anstln- - Lot located at a s LriM Read - raqfMStInc DtlW MANCHESTER - New smock, Xmas trims, pU- '< bom aoping ragi^UisH foUcIa VI, Saedoa 8P*4* Rid plana and spadB catlona are planning, cost astimabng, plant layout INTERIOR/EXTEBIOR Best offer. Must see to ap- tion, ^ .0 0 . T u^h o n e 647- band' collar, it takes on , available lor U spaellu only i t tt* • and coat reduction. listing - Charming starter a different look. Idws, etc.) Pun to do in RMOlraimU: ' . r.-' . home located on a large PAINTINO - Wallpapering p re ^ te .. CaU 6466925. 8715. your leisure time, and irLotarea-bat»,1M a«iata(att--afodt4M to-‘yatlanet- atfkw oi the Aft^taeL Rutaeu To qualify, you must be able to produce No. 8880 with Photo- Gibaon von Dobtaa Ioe„ U x Far- ' well landscaped lot on very and Drywall Installation. Guido is in 81m 10 to 18. economical, too.- o( U,H0 tqutrt (eat aaadtit ^ * : v ' ^ aiendard date through Urns etudy, and be QuaUty professional work. MOVING - Selling lour MAGIC CHEF 36inch gold .. LProutage —htsiaiatt—naadamite—varitocaadBlaat-. mlngtnn Avuna, nrmlnftaa, 14 15- ' 16 experienced In job methods and quiet street. Two as range. Good condition. Siso 12, 84 bust, 8M Q-1S8, Make It with Ceonaetleut OOOSl and DadM Reasonable prices. Free rooms of furniture. Odds 'n Needle k Thread is $3i25 ^ oaodod aatabllshment of IncanUve standards. bedrooms, one bath, one 30.00 or best offer. yards 46inch. ' I. RaarYard —hai4Bfeel —naadantaat—variaacactefeit Reports, Avon Park South, 10 Estimates! loiUy insured. Ends and more. For more T0..liai$, Mil $1J» fw ssw a copy. Good salary and banaflta. Send resume and car garage, fireplaced information, caU 6467318. elephone 6466409. ' needed. . Tow«r Lana, A.van, CoanabUOiit. ' /'T • livingroom, sc re e n e d G.L. McHugh, 6469321. f BSttsra||M aSf NT ssstses sss tidtr, sssd $345, hKlsfos . 00001. salary history (or confldsntlal " Ts ilk-linitk»ltAOroli---h)eatad«i Pina Rld|a Drive-raquoaUng porch. $59,000. Ed Gorman hSulbw snolog tagnlattoaArttcit VI, SacUea U.Q0.e Space The' Town at Mtnchariar Is aa--. conaidaraUon to: Mr. Roland St. Peter FRENCH Provincial - two SMALL POOL Deck with ' ilU M U n T petisi»$|lllMMit6 Associates, 646-4040. laddera, $35. Good Ampro wiBaSfofow, 'sawisaur RaqcircmenU. Side Yard - has 10 (eat S inebw—naada a feat equal igiportaniw enmloyar, lad twin beds, box spring and — varlinea 0 (bet t Inriwa noadsd. 1 raquiras an afArmaUve aeUao ' mattress, large dresser pool fUter, $35. Good used At Uils baarUis Intaraatad pattona may appear and be beard and written policy for all of Its Contraefawi and 17 18 19 20 COLCHESTER - Settle es IS” radial tires, four for tate. 78 South Main Street. INTERIOR AND and night table. $tt0.00. coisnunkaUoat rocaivad. Said appeals are on ffia and may be seen In Vendors u a conditkn at doUw CUNO EXTERIOR Painting and CaU64M248. 6466089. SRltSewSSTYLatS.”' the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office Building. businen with tba Town, u par Two famUy, five acresf Now FASHION with cost, ma ssoSsr. Federal Order IIHO. 47 Main Straei commercial zoned, city Paperhanging. Ceilings sseaAT*s4sisea ' Dated at Andover, Conoactlcnt U Jnly, IMi . Talcottvllle,CT 06066 repaired or replaced. Free FIVE WINDOWS, six over Photo-Guido pattema in Town at Mandiester, water, sewer lines in, gar- BEAUTIFUL. Walnut all siio rangaa, haa a o-iM-seus-eM us un. s*w An equBl opportunity omploysr M/F estimates. FuUy insured. executive de^, 36” z 66” six with three track It Srstt ISni Ss* Is auks Ms. Zoning Connecticut ' " 8 Employmont AgondM Nood Not Apply den,, garage, shed, walk to aluminum sUntfli windows. I Cola CoUoe- •■tN - Knmn taiin. m „ AtkloYer, Canneciicul * , ' center. Assumable References. Martin top. Highback leather r aiieq: plus sMsss sss wpnssrt siiipn. RobertB. W«dss, ’ , Mattsson after 3:00 n.m., chair and two side chalrS. Price, ^.08. Teldphm BONUS Coupons! Mary C. McNunan, Chairman 't G e n ^ Manager . . ‘ ge. Asking $70,000. 6469040. «18, or m-1231. 6464431. $400. Telephone 6463336. Prieo . ^ . 1145. 01607 ^ - i ’ 01607 . , t