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A mortgage trap door has opened wide in the United 1) You may have to pay more in the future than initial me in our pocketbooks — in the short, long or indeed in»i. ‘ States — a trap into which you, as a home buyer or a ly (“graduated payments” ). This is fine if you can be any cun. home seller or a realtor, easily may fall. The nation's Your sure your income will zoom upward no matter how soft banks and similar financial institutions, however, can ^ IT M AKKS A .MOCKERY of any idea you may have^i- Chance of rain Manchester, Conn. the economy. If your income levels off or, worse, drops, that this country is moving toward increased local self-‘» sidestep the trap without any trouble. In fact, the trap Money's you can lose the home, your payments, and even then be by late Tuesday was created in nart to help the banks gain from the rule by local elected officials who are supposedly.^ Monday, Aug. 16. 1982 subject to a judgment for the balance less whatever responsive to the needs and desires of local citizens. higher interest payments they can demand from home Worth someone else can pay. This can be quite a bloodbath for — See page 2. , Single copy 25q: buyer-borrowers who hav? the money. If there is any "grand design” to all of this, I don’t ^ ; Sylvia Porter you. comprehend it — and I’m trying. Perhaps the experts injv This report is designed as a warning to you, a buyer, 2) You may have to agree to pay a “variable” interest seller or realtor. Beware of the so-called “creative” the think tanks in Washington can convince me that tbe'^l B pralb rate that depends on factors beyond your control, fac mortgage arrangements being made today in increasing hardship is worthwhile for you and me because of a holy,^. tors that you don't know about or don't understand, and grail at the end of the line. ^ ' numbers to spur home sales that simply couldn't be may even suspect are no more than dirty tricks. If on .made if the participants had to depend on a mortgage ty but presumably will not want to live there and will As of mid-August 19^2, though, I don’t discern th e ^ . have two houses to handle, rent, sell or lose. Hardly top of this, interest rates soar, you can choke. grand design and I fear the holy grail may not exist. from a bank or savings institution. Look hard and deep 3) You may have to give the institution a share in the before you sign. what you had in mind when you decided to sell the first (Sylvia Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983, a com-,^ equity in your home. If its value goes up, you may have prehensive desk calendar and consumer handbook,;^ To give you a quick background, several states have house. tc.pay more — even if you don't get any more money in laws that say if a homeowner gets a mortgage, it can be You might, therefore, decide not to move. You may features Porter’s best advice for saving money and-.» not be able to sell your house without taking a big risk your pocket at all from the increases unless you borrow organizing your budget.. Includes budget worksheets..w. Guerrillas passed on to a later home buyer without penalty. Some the difference and pay still more interest. Again, you’re owners actually took mortgage for this purpose. and perhaps a whopping loss. Send $8.95 plus $1 for postage and handling to
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".r"A Polish Chief By Paul Hendrie , Iraq threatens Herald Reportw, flies to Moscow LOW td , oil tankers mamuTiiMs In tbe short time that Curtis M. Smith has been in MUM WARSAW, Potand (UPI) - hfarUal SUtfN* volved in Manchester politics, he’s made enemies and By United Press International law chief Gen. Wojciech J a n u eliU flew r—••••• “~ “ **'^*i* friends and lost some pditical battles among bis vic to Mosdbw today and the military vowed tories. ~ Iraqi Presideni Saddam Hussein to crack doWn on opponents while the But everyone ^would agree that Manchester MW vowed to bomb foreign tankers trading Solidarity union oalied for massive Republican politics are a lot more fun to follow since.. un w M tn n rotoe*»t • with oii-rich Iran, but Tehran said its protests against military rule. Smith cam e atong. forces smashed Iraq's own oil in- “ He who still today plans to organize. Smith— who has political ambitions of his own— has stailations in heavy weekend fighting in opposition activity, to dabble in cob- wimwamwpwlsiimnsewms" taken on the Job o f trying to rebuild M andiester’s once- the 23-month-oId Persian Gulf war. spiracy or even to call for acts of terror ww successful R ^blican Party, which has beep out of In Baghdad, Hussein warned Sunday or sabota^, can be sure that no leniency M m i power for more ttum 10 years. his forces would attack the main Iranian will be shown to him,” the army, Tbe building process, less than a year after &nith oii terminai at Kharg Isiand in the Gulf if newspdper Zolnierz Wolnosci warned. became chairman, alre«|y has had its rodqr moments. Iran refused to halt its month-old inva Jaruzelski left for talks with Soviet There was a painful purge of tbe party’s right-wing in sion drive against Basra, Iraq’s second- President Leonid Brezhnev on the first caueuses last January and there were the disastrous town largest city and key oil port. day of a 2-week poster and leaflet drive elections last fall, in whldi the Donocrats won every •‘The island, along with petroleum in called by the underground Solidarity un Today’s forecast position they could win. But Smith remains cimunitted stallations and incoming and outgoing ion set to culminate with mass to the course he has set. Today sunny and warm. High te m p o ’ature in the up tankers, whatever their nationalities, dononstratlons Aug. 31. “To rebuild a political party which has been a losihg per 80s. Winds light westerly. Tbiilght clear skies, tow s would be a target for the Iraqi Air The date marks the second anniver party for 10 years, in my opinion, is not going to be near Oft. Winds tight southwest.' Tunday maming Force,” Hussein was quoted as saying by sary of the l^lization of the now achieved in a year or two," said Smith. “ It t ^ definite sunshine, then partly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of the official Iraqi News Agency. banned union, which boasted 10 million ly take a while. And I thiiA we do have a lot of new peo thunderstorms by late afternoon. Highs near 85. Winds But despite the Iraqi warning, oil in members one year ago. ple in the town committee with new ideas and new southwest 10 to IS mph. dustry sources in Tokyo said Tehran has Government newspapers throughodt issues — what 1 campaigned on originally when I came urged Japan to doubie its purchases of the country today condemned the on the town cbnunlttte. Iranian crude in an effort to pick up Solidarity call for protests and warned CXtOnOOQ OUtlOOK “ We’re coming out on the issues and we have growing much-needed hard foreign cash to that authoritiai will show no tolerance ' pains. The tim e’s going to com e when w e’re going to finance the war. for demonstrations. Extended outlook for New England Wednesday win. When that is, I don’t know.” throu^ Friday: If Missing sailor Massachusetts, Rhode Island and. Connecticut: SMITH, 34, always expected to be involved in / Ghotbzadeh Graerally fair weather Wednesday and Thursday. A politics, but not necessarily In Manchester. He grew up in the north end of town and graduated frw n Manchester ch^ce of showers Friday. High temperatures mostly in nears England H i^ School in the same class with Democratic Mayor trial resumes the 70s to low 80s. Lows generally in the SOs to low 60s. Stephen T. Penny. He left town in 1968 to serve in the FALMOUTH, England (UPI) - An Vermont: Seasonably cool thtwigh the period. WMely Navy for four years and thought be was kissing American truck driver missing for 27 scattered showers or thundershowers Wednesday, then By United Press international Manchester goodbye. days in his 9-foot-l-inch boat has been fair Thursday and Friday. H i ^ in the low 70s to low “ I said there w ere two things I would never do in life sighted heading for England in his Iran’s former Foreign Minister S a d ^ 80s. Low in the SOs. when I left town to Join the Navy,” Smith recalled. “ I Herald photos by Tarquinlo attempt to set an Atlantic crossing Ghotbzadeh, on trial for his life at ' Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of showers said I wouldn’t be a salesman and I would never live in record, coast guards said. Tehran’s prison, defended himself W ed n ^ay and Thursday. Clearing Friday. Highs 70s to Manchester. Why I said those two things, I don’t really REPUBLICAN TOWN CHAIRMAN CURTIS M. SMITH ALONE (LEFT) AND AT THE CONVENTION WITH VIVIAN FERGUSON Bill Dunlop, 41, of Mechanic Palls, today before an Islamic military court low 80s. Lows mostly in the SOs. know, but I did both. I ’m happy for both. I enjoy Maine, was sighted in his tiny sailboat against charges he plotted to kill . . . His aggressive style Is aimed at rebuilding the long-dormant Manchester Republican party marketing and I enjoy my hometown. Wind's Will by the Liberian freighter UPI photo Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. Long island Sound Doto, the coast guards reported Sunday. Iran’s official news agency IRNA gave S M ITH G R EW U P in a poUtlcally independent fam i at that time the first thing that we had to address was provided that is motivated by good intentions, that’s ok. doing now, which I thoroughly enjoy, and sometime “ Everything’s O K ,” Eiunlop told the no details of Ghotbzadeh’s defoise. The The National Weather" Service forecast for Long ly, but registered as a Republican as soon as he turned getting organized internally. When we achieved that, We will disagree. down the road to run for elected office. And I would not crew. “ But what’s my position?” Today in history former foreign minister and about 40 18. then we could start building a public image and that preclude doing both, by the way. Island Sound from Watch Hill, R.I., to Montauk Point, T H E R E P U B L IC A N Town Committee has had many They told him he was some 510 other ousted officials also charged in the “ I just viewed the Republican Party as being more in comes with the discussion of issues.” N.V.: chairmen over past 10 years. The party has lacked the “ That’s not the goal at this time and the reason is that nautical miles from Land’s End, the On Aug. 16,1977 rock music Idol Elvis Presley died of a heart attack at plot face possible execution for treason if dependent,” said Smith. “ Also, when I was in junior Unfortunately for Smith, town elections were Southwest winds 10 to 15 knots this afternoon with continuity that the Democratic Party has had under 22 I have a very young family, who I don’t spend enough most westerly point in England — about his home in Memphis. Tenn., at the age of 42. He Is seen on tour In Lin convicted. h i^ school, I bad a great deal of respect for Barry scheduled for November and there was no tim e to make local sea breezes along the Connecticut coast. years of Cummings’ leadership. Smith said he hopes to tim e with now — I ’ve got a daughter five and a daughter two weeks sailing time in good weather. coln, Neb., a few weeks before his death. Official Tehran Radio said today the Goldwater. I felt he was a gutsy guy who believed in in any m ajor changes. Three virtually unknown candidates Southwest winds at 10 knots or less tonight, increasing stick around for a while and give CHimmings a run for his seven — a very understanding w ife, who wants to punch The sighting of the red-white and blue bodies of three loyalist Islamic dividualism.” were chosen to run. for the Board of Directors. Tuesday to 10 to 20 knots. Fair this afternoon, tonight money. everyone in the mouth when I get insulted in the paper fiberglass sailboat that set out in a Revolutionary Guards were found Sun Smith and his wife of 12 years, Andrea, decldqd that “ Well, the election came to pass and it was a disaster, and Tuesday morning. A chance of shower by Tuesday When asked JU> compare himself with Cummings, and stays up until one or two in the morning addressing driving rain from Portland Harbor, Presley fans mark anniversary day in the Iranian capital, killed by lef Manchester was the place they wanted to raise their to n o b b y ’s surprise,” said Smith. evening. Visibility over 5 m iles, but 3 m iles in morning Smith said he lacks the power that longevity has given envelopes with me and, in general has been very Maine, June 13, — 65 days ago — came as tist Mojahideen Khalq guerrillas after family. They have two dau^ters, Jennifer, 7, and Just before the election, VonDeck died. Smith was haze Tuesday and in aiqr precipitation. Average wave Cummings. While he said (>immings has more jx>wer. tolerant and very supportive. a huge relief to Dunlop’s wife Pamela. being tortured. Laura, 5. They recently bought a house on Henry Street, elected chairman and his hand-picked choice, Donna R. M EM PHIS, Tenn. (U P I) - Sobbing “There Will Be Peace In The Valley,” h el^U 2 feet or less this afternoon., Smith said he has to reason to convince his town com “ Secondly, I hold a marketing position and 1 couldn't The adventurer sails sitting down The radio report indicated the not far from where Smith grew up. M ercier, was elected vice chairwoman. Smith and his and singing their idol’s favorite hymns, “ Amazing Grace” and "H ow Great Thou mittee to follow his leads. be away from my desk a half a day or a full day at a harnessed to the mast with his legs Khomeini government has failed to wipe Andrea Smith is a Springfield, Mass, natjve, who met forces drove right-wing critics out of the town com 7,000 Elvis Presley fans swarmed at his Art,” probably Presley’s most popular “ He’s a winner and it’s hard to fight a winner,” said time. I coordinate field marketing activities for the stretched out under the tiny deck. out armed opposition, despite the execu Air quality report Smith on a blind date while he still was in the Navy. m ittee in the January caucuses and reinforced that vic Graceland mansion early today to walk gospel recording. Smith. “ H e’s a very gracious winner and he’s a very home-office. But I couldn’t handle an elected office at tion of 5,000 to 15,000 people in less than After they were marribd a year. Smith was sent on a tory by winning a delegate primary in March. past his grave and commemorate the After two of l^ e sle y ’s cousins brought HAR’TFORD (D PI) — Tbe state Department of En gracious loser. I bope to beat him someday. I hope to this tim e other than, perhaps, the Board of Directors. a flame to light the candles, musician three years. It did not say when or bow long tour of duty to Ehirope. So they gave up their apart fifth anniversary of the death of the rock vironmental Protection reported moderate air quality BUT DESPITE his frequent criticism of the right- stick around a long tim e and become better than he is. So, I would not rule out the Board of Directors, but my Parents’ fight J.D. Sumner, a longtime Presley friend, the guards were killed. ment and Mrs. Smith flew to Europe and followed Smith ‘n’ roll legend. levels across Ck>nnecticut today. wing faction of'the party and despite their strong dislike true function is to develop potential candidates for that called for a silent prayer and led the from port-to-port. “ I want to be better. I’m fiercely competitive. But, upsets Diana Holding candles lit from the eternal of Smith, Smith predicted a reconciliation will come in job,” singing. Presley recordings then were “ Having traveled to 13 countries and on several it’s not a personal battle between Ted and myself. I He said he would not rule out running for the board as flame at Presley’s grave, the fans en time. played and open sobbing was heard when oceans, I came to understand that Manchester had just don’t think of how I can get one up on Ted Cummings. I dured a light drizzle and were allowed in 31 Injured Dollar stays stable “ I think people have to get comfortable,” he said. soon as the 1983 election. LONDON (UPI) — Princess Diana’s the loudspeaker b la r ^ " I Did It My about everything I wanted,” Smith added. “ We had think we can show what what the party did made sense small groups to walk to the meditation “ They have to understand where they’re coming from. I “ It depends upon what the needs of the party would parents, who separated when she was 8 Way.” LONDON (U PI) - The dollar r«nalned stable in thin young childien — babies at that point — and I was con so that voters will vote in our candidates. The biggest garden and grave beside the white- in bus wreck was a new person who had interjected myself and had be,” he said. “ I think I would win if Uran because I years old, re n e \ ^ their feuding in print, “ I come because I loved Elvis, I still trading on E urdj^n mon^. exchanges todayj(ol|o)«lng cerned about the scb^l. syst^. I always thopght I source of pride that I can have is to see new people win columned mansion. The grave is open to been interjected by others into the center of a very, very would run an extrem ely aggressive campaign. But, I much to the lismay of their royal do,” said a woman from Sacramento, a smaller cut than expectM in |he U.S. discoimt rate. wanted to UVe out in the countryside, but when it'comes elective office.” the public during the year but today By United PreSh International unstructured relationship among town committee had to make a choice ia March of 1981 and that choice daughter. Calif. “ I come here to be near him.” Gold dipped slif^tly opening |1 down in Zurich at right down to it, you can’t afford that today and you Smith conceded his competitive nature probably will marked the. first time it was opened for members. The vying (or power began before I got there, was whether or not — for the time being — I would take Diana was reported “ deeply upset” About a half-inch of rain fell as fans A bus skidded o f a rainslickened road $337.50 and $1.25 lo ^ e r in London at $337.25. need schools and you need stores and you need govern drive him to run for office himself someday. the role of elected official or whether I would take the the anniversary ritual. so I walked into the middle of it. today that her parents’ bitter divorce has trouped through mud to tour, the mansion In Missouri, injuring 31 people, during a In Frankfurt, the dollar opoied at 2.5045 Umnan ment and Manchester has that.” “ I’ve always wanted to (run for office) and I still do,” Two women in tears comforted each “ The moderate forces didn’t know where I was com other path of an organizational guy. resurfaced in public. Sunday or attend the “ Memphis Music series of thunderstorms that brought 5 marks, up from 14950 marks and in Zurich It said Smith. “ However, I ’m 34 years old, so I think that other as the rest of the crowd joined in to AFTER LEAVING the Navy, Smith attended the ing from and they thought I was working with the ultra “ Yeah, I ’ll be a candidate someday, but when 1 don't The clash arose during the weekend, inches of rain to the state. Parts of Texas strengthened to 2.1437 Swiss francs from 2.1393. In that’s young enough to give me time to do what I’m sing “ In the Sweet Bye and Bye,” Festival” under a large tent. University of Rhode Island on the QI bill, majoring in conservative forces. The ultra-conservative forces ap know." when the Sunday Ezpress reported and Oklahoma baked for a third straight Milan one dollar bought 1,397.5 lire compared with 1,- corporate finance. He started work on his master’s parently believed, from day one, that I was put up by the Diana’s mother, Frances Shand Kydd, day under readings over 100 degrees. 395.05 Friday. degree, but ran out of mphey and cam e back home. He moderate forces. The (act is that, other than Peter had given her version of the divorce to a Policeman on desk duty after shooting Federal and state officials today w ere now woriu for Covenant Inmrance Co. Sylvester, I hardly knew a soul when I got involved in Writer preparing a biography of Diana. to begin assessing the destruction left by “ So, when I got back into town, having had the desire this t l ^ in 1979. Since then. I’ve learned to build Diana’s father, Earl Spencer, the tree-lined residential street where DISCOVER lEANS PLUS LOW, LOW PRICES! HARTFORD (UPI) — A policeman a Friday the 13th flood in the Kansas Ci always to get involved, I was in the life insiu-ance coalitions and any organization— whether it be political responded by saying it was “ cheap” and they had lived for 18 months and ty, Mo., area that caused an estimated who fatally shot a man wielding a Lottery business and I was in brokering, which is tbe wholesale or fraternal — had coalitions.” ! "hurtful” for his ex-wife to comment smashed the windows of one parked car. $30 million, killed four people and ruined machete and knife has been put on desk part of life insurance and I addressed a meeting, of publicly on their divorce. SMITH IS RELUCTANT to place an idealogicai duty temporarily in accordance with “ She was screaming for help” as she at least 750 homes. agents, to encouraige them to sell m y company’s Diana, according to the newspaper, label on himself. j standard procedure used when an officer ran, her injured right hand b le^ ln g, one Nearly 5 inches of thunderstorm rain products,” Smith remembered. “ One of the agents was “distressed.” 6950. “I think those people who worship a certain fires his weapon. neighbor said. soaked Columbia, Mo., filling city Numbers drawn in New happened to be (former Director) Peter Sylvester. DENIM “ She first read about her mother’s in Avestos Moffat, 40, was shot Saturday streets, washing out back roads and England Saturday: Rhode Island dally: 1093. philosophy are often consumed by it and I think they THE Police found M offat behind a house at When he found oiit 1 was from Manchester, he said, ‘Did discretion in a newspaper and it came as after police were called to his 47 Burton swamping a low-water country bridge Connecticut dally: 132. Vermont daily : 721. . te^ to have their common sense clouded by an 43 Burton St. and warned him several you ever work in a political campaign?’ a. terrible shock.” one of Diana’s friends St. house to investigate a domestic argu with 5 feet of water. Maine (toly: 284. Massachusetts daily: 5863. allegiance to a certain philosophy,” he said. “ I consider GREAT times to drop the weapons. When he “ I said no, but I always wanted to. He said, ‘I like your was quoted as saying. ment and stabbing of M offat’s wife The bus accident occurred near St. New Hampshire daily: myself a moderate bemuse I consider that whatever didn’t. Officer James Doyle drew his style, you miike sense, you’d be great on the telephones,’ Mrs. Shand Kydd, according to the Vivia, 39. Louis on Interstate 70 dui’lng a makes sense should be dime and I don’t really care what revolver and shot M offat twice in the he said, 'how about working on m y campaign. I ’m run Sunday Express, told author Gordon Witnesses said the man Ignored rainstorm. Of the 42 passengers aboiud the label is. U it makes sense and is good for Honeycombe that Diana’s father had chest. . ning for treasurer,” ’ Manchester, then w e should do it, without first saying, repeated warnings to drop the machete. the Greyhound bus, 31 w ere hurt but only Snnith agreed and qient many nights working on that refused to allow his children to live with M offat was given first aid and taken to well is it liberal or moderate or conservativB.” and knife. one passenger and the driver required campaign, often alone with Sylvester. her after their separation when Diana St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center, Almanac A pragmatic, commonsense image is what Smith said Neighbors and police said Moffat hospitalization. They were in fair condi “That was typical of the vdiole campaign,” said was 8 years old. but was pronounced dead on arrival. he is t r ^ g to build for tbe Republican Party here. But chased his wife through backyards along tion. &nith. “ The campaign was run poorly. 1 can recall how to build that image. Smith has adopted an aggressive FOR BACK TO SCHOOL unimpressed I was with the Republican Party at that style, often criticizing the Democratic leadership on the tim e and I thought that was a heck of a way to run the Today is Monday, Aug. 16, the 228th day of 1982 with Board of Directors and urging t his GOP directors to store. Little did I know then bow complex it is to get 83 137 to follow. make their differences with the Democrats more people (on the town committee) to Work together.” from Jeans-Plus! Peopietalk The moon Is moving toward its new phase. public. That was in the (all of 1979 and Smith began attending The morning star is Venus. This has been criticized by the Democrats, who say town committee meetings. In the January caucuses. ’The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and the town is betted served by the bl-partisan subcom Smith totA advantage of the first open caucus election, parts of the Bible, Frank Baum’s “ Wizard of Oz.” Saturn. mittee system they have adopted, where partisan MENS where any Republican can run for tbe town com mittee., Star fashions Lewis Carroll’s “ Alice in Wonderland,” most of Those born on this date are under the sign of L«o. differences are settled behind closed doors. Robert Ringling, of circus fame, was born Aug. 16, “ 1 sent out 700 letters and I made 500 phone calls and Tbe veteran (30P directors, William J. Diana and Bob Mackie designs clothes for some of the Shakespeare, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s "Adgen- 1897. “ Biz” Swensson, who was acting chairman at that time, Peter P. DiRosa Jr., seem to share this allegiance to the DENIM world’s most glamorous women, which includes tures of Sherlock Holmes” and Eldward Gibbon’s On this date in history: fo e c a s t an upset in D istrict 9,” said Smith. “ I was the subcommittee system and there have been somewhat coping with problems like Raquel Welch’s chest. “ Decline and Fall of the Roman Em pire.” ★ PRE-VVASHED A list of hundreds of titles has been put out to il In 1896, north country goldrush fever began. Gold was secwid or third vote-getter out of 12 people. I came in embarrassing cases where Smith and his directors have Mackie told James Brady on .WCBS-TV, New lustrate the point of Banned Book Week, Sept. 5-11, discovered in the Klondike region of (Canada’s Yukon one bdiind <^1 Zinsser.” taken different public positions on issues. But Smith York’s News At Five that when Raquel performs in Straight Leg 28 to 38 Territory. denied that his aggressive style is negative. something dramatic, “ you want it not to be the sponsored by the American Library Assn., the SMITH WAS tapped to ba District 9 leader. In 1948, baseball Hall of Earner Babe Ruth died in “ It’s more embarrassing to the party in power to have focal point. Naturally you tone it down. But if National Association of Otllege Stores and the Meanwhile, be heard then-presidential candidate New York City of cancer. v- people coming out on the issue,” he said. “ It’s much somebody is coming to see Raquel in a show or American Booksellers Assn. deorge Bush speak in Norwich and be as impressed. more advantageous (for them) to have everything quiet nightclub act, they’re not coming to see Raquel’s There is no way to figure how one book got on the In 1971, New York stocks broke a 197'^ear price and Smith got involved in Bush’s campaign and was ap volume record in response to President Nixon’s wage- ly Udeen care of in subcommittee. The problem with that bosom covered, so you got to show the money.” list, however. Why would anyone ban “ Marketing pointed coordinator for six towns in thiB area. He said STUDENTS price4«nt freeze announced the day before. is that the public never gets to understand that there is a On Bette Midler: “ She is a little lady that wears Management: Text & Cases,” by D. Dalrymple and the margin of victory in the six towns helped Bush to in 1977, rock music idol Elvis Presley died of a heart minority that is looking at different points of view and glasses and is quite intelligent and is very serious L. Parsons? beat Ronald Reagan in tbe GOP primary. attack at his home In M m p h is: Tenn., at the age o f tt. being critical of the majority party and I feel very about what she is doing and ... usually when she Smith went to the Republican National Convention as DENIM strongly that the minority party has an obligation to walks down the street, people don’t look twice at an alternate (“ it was a tremendous six or seven days, it ,\ ★ PRE-W ASHED her ...” A thought for the day: American naturalist John was fantastic.” ), then he returned and agreed to critique. That’s the basis of the two-party system.” Quote of the day Burroughs said, ‘"n m e does not become sacred until we Smith said he is not totally against the subconunlttee As for Cher: “ I don’t dress her on the street, so Republican Town Chairman Robert VooDeck’s request Stfaight Leg 25 to 30 don't blame me for that.” Billy Joel has a new album coming up, “The have lived It.” (hat be run tbe Reagan-Bushv effort in Manchester. qrstem, because without it, the minority is shut off from Nylon Curtain,” that includes a song he wrote Reagan-Buah took Mandiester, as they did amost evO T a lot of information. “ But Id o feel strongly, and I can guarantee that we’re called “ Surprises.” other community in the state. If shoe fits In real life; one surprise is the terror Joel faces “ In 1981, Bob (VonDeck) had been sick in the hOM>ltal eventually going to come to this, that the minority should present a position paper coming out of subcom while songv^tlng. several times and it mts obvious he had a loag-term il Some people collect stamps, some collect coins — - - manrljf'atrr HrmUi He said: “ I feel like I’ve almost died every time I lness,” Smith recalled. “ Marv Willhide, who was a mittee.” CHILDRENS and then there are the shoe freaks. finish an album, and I ’m always scared to death of superb vice chalrperspo. but fd t die nevw Billed on to He alsp said he is not troubled about disagreemoits Lynda Carter, the September issue of Glamour Rlcbard M. Diamond, Piibllahar making the next one. When you’re writing, you pace be chairman in fact, rengned and I ran in a race against with his Republican directors. magazine says, owns 800 pairs of boots. Tfiomas d. Hoopar, Ganeral Manager a room at home with something like the dry heaves, Bob Smith and narroirty boat him 3245.” “ For the better part of tbe last 10 years, the directors DENIM Dionne Warwick owns 300 pairs of shoes. Other having no control over the muse, tefHfied that it in general have not had straog'leadership,” said Sipitii. celebrities on whom the shoe-lover tag fits — USP8 327-500 VOL Cl, No. 269 ★ PRE-W ASHED won’t come. You’re always on the d es^ , hoping CUR’TIS SM ITH, after his successes In the Bndi and ‘"they bad some strong leaders during that period, but Priscilla Barnes of “Three’s Company” has 150 for the oasis, and all that’s out there with you is the PuWMwd dally axoapi Sunday Suggastod carrWr ratoa ara Reagan campaigns, had a reputation as a gbod there’s been no continuity. Whoi you don’t have that pairs of shoes; Karen Black, 80 pairs, and Ber Straight Leg 7 to 14 piano — this big, black beast with 88 teeth.” and oariain hoUdaya by tha $1.20 jeaakly. S6.1S lor ona QrganiMtioiial man. When he became vice chairman, he oontinuity, then that leaves the directors free to do what nadette Peters estimates she owns about 50 pairs. um photo Manehaalar PubUaMns Co., ts menlh,lllBe6 lor Ihroa montha, aet up a swies of meetinp in all 10 voting district, to they can do. Ilia t means they would normally take an in $30.70 Ipr aU months and S8J .40 Dolly Parton says, “ I spend thousands o f dollars Bralnard Placb, Manehsitar, determine what was wrong with the GOP; dependent course. on shoes each year,” and Rae Dawn Chong, star of .'Conn. 06040. Saeend elaaS for ona year. Mall ratoa ara Glimpses poaiaea paid al Maneiiaaisr. avaHabto on requaat" “ W e detarmined at that point that w e w m lackhig g “ Now, theTwrty and m yadf will have disagreements the movie “ ()uest for Fire," owns 300 pairs of dioes Out of the saddle Com. POSTMASTER; Sand Rd- Mihiir image*, w e ware laddngorgaaisatioa, a lo t of peo- with the directors. One person is town vrtu has a great MANCHESTER,CT 297 EAST CENTER ST. that she wraps in tissue and says, " I t m t my shoes Form er President Gerald R. Ford, Bob Hope and drOia bhangee 10 the Meneheaw . To iplaba a elasslliad Of Slaplay K d id n ’t like eedi other,” bo said. “ We had very littte d ^ of |urobl«ns with that, which apparently hasn’t like fine china.” Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, H arold, P.O. Sox SSI, advarUsainant. or to raporl a OPEN THURS.'til 9 P.M. Mickey Rooney have a goH date in Britain next o f what you could consider to be an organizathm. I fsit beOn discussed too mudi, is (Democratic Town (%alr- Glamour reports the Footwear Council estimates complete with a three-day growth of beard, Manehaalar, Com." 00040. nasis Ham story or pMIuro tdaa, month — they’ll be over for the Bob Hope British eaU" 043-Z711. houn arp m an) ’M Oimmings. Look back a n t tiie past year. He the average American woman bought 5.8 pairs of omea ' Classic at Moor Park, Hertfordshire ... David cleana out his duffle bag after retuning from ' To aubaorMM, or to raporl a 6:30 a.ih. to 6 p.m. Monday haan’4 held his horses in line in several issues, in- SPRINGFIELD, MA SPRINGDALE MALL shoes in 1981. Merrick is in Los Angeles making final a three-day trail ride on horseback In Banff, SWIvOry probWm. oalt 047-9046. through Friday. Oluding the Cheney (D istrict redevelopment) issue. OPEN EVER Y NITE til 9.30 P.M. OWea hours ara 6:30 a.m, to 6:30 arrangements for the Las Vegas production of bis Canada, with his three sons. fo r the HecordL p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manehaalar HaraM la •' “ ’The directors have an obligation to do what they Book list Broadway hit musical, “ 42nd Street” ... Paul 7, to 10 a.nl. Saturday. Dadvary aubscribar to UnHad Praaa Intor- think the public wants done and they are elected by the Dooley b u joined the cast of David Steinberg’s film should ba made .by 6 p.m. Mon natlonal naws aarvloaa and la a NBC'i ...... “ R eal People” next season . _ to Join Sarah A Story in Friday’s Manchester Henald incorrectly public and that’s good. So,.thelr perception of a p robim Bpoks that have been banned for one reason or “Drums Over Malta H,” currently shooting in Purcell, Skip Stephenson and Fred W illaid as a day through Friday and by 7:30 *mambar of tha AudH Bureau el ftufaui fliat the Villaipi Pid> at 801B. M iddle Ttunqiike is m ay be diffw m it than m y m a ^ the town committee. a.m, .Saturday. CIreulaltons. another aren’t just fhe obvious — the list includes Hollywood ... Bill Rafferty comes off tbe road in studio co-host. wot yet op^. Tbe restaurant is open. ‘They nqay take a totally diHerent approach and.
(*. , .•• •• - ‘ , •,■ T4 V ' i . - 5-T ■ "i • --- -T* /■ ■ MANrHRSTER HERALD. Mon.. Auf. 16. 1982 — 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Aug. 16. 1W2 Study: lefties have higher disability risks Family celebrates s . BO m N (UPI) ^ A Harvard University neurologist learning disorders was not difficult to understand since trols the left hand. both the brain and the thymus says a rdoent finding thd^ leRphanded people have a impairments of the brain’s left hemisphere may cause a Geschwind plans further study, focusing on the the body’s immune system to fena on g higher risk of develt^ing learning disabilities and cer shift in handedness to the right hemisphere, which con- prenatal effects of testosterone— the male sex hormone organisms. tain diseases of the body's immune system hd!; prompted “massive” plans^for further studies. 300 years in U.S. Dr. Norman Geschwind, who worked with a Scottish researdi team on the two studies, said Sunday the evidence does not mean right-handed people are healthier or more able than the “lefties” who make up . CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) — Nearly 600 Sharpless Sharpless said Sunday as be toured the home in about 10 percent of the population. family members converged on the ancestral home Nether Providence Township, Delaware County. “We have no reason to believe left-handers are overall CHOICEST MEATS IN TOWN most had never seen, greeted relatives they'd never Nearly'2,800 relatives att^ed a blcenten^l a less healthy''gi^p or a le n able group than ri^ t- met and celebrated 300 years of life in America. gathering in 1882 and except for one 20-year lajise. handers,” the co-author of the study said in a telephone The spelling of the family name has changed over Sharpless fannily members have lived at Wolley interview. ^ DELI SPECIALS the years since John and Jane Sharpies landed Aug. Stille since John and Jane's son, Joseph, built It in He said hypothetically a. study of Tight-banded pecqile MEAT DEPT, SPECIALS 14.1682, at Ridley Creek in what is now the city of 1700. could turn up certain disorders are more prominrat Chester, said Ed Sharpless, chief organizer of the Joseph Schlosbon and his wife Elizabetb,a among most people who use their right hand for, writing U8DA CHOICE — BONE IN { OUR OWN weekend reunion. descendant of the Sharpies, now live in the bouse and other functions. BAKED HAM •3.69 That's not all that's changed. The Sharpies family and spent the last three months getting it ready for A formal paper on the research conducted in Glasgow,! 1st CUT ( 1 1 9 La n d ‘‘O’* LAKES has scattered to Texas and Florida since the voyage their relatives — 90 percent of whom bad never seen Scotland and. London was to be published this week in AMERICAN CHEESE •2.29 300 years ago from Ehieland. it. the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, CHUCK STEAK The reunion committee began tracing relatives > Mrs. Schlosbon, dressed in her grandmother's Geschwind said. ^ QROTE A WEIQEL last December by searcbtag tbrouf^ telephone wedding dress to greet relatives in the parlor, The neurologist said the findings have prompted U8DA CHOICE — BONE IN 1 BOLOGNA •2.19 books from cities across the country and relying on pointed out small, shuttered windows, from wbibh “massive” plans for further study into the relationship QROTE A WEIQEL the family's three-volume geneology, said she said past generations shot at hostile Indians. between “tuuidedness,” or the dij^sion of power in the 1st CUT ( J 1 9 LIVERWURST •1.99 Sharpless, a consulting engineer in Radnor. Upon landing at Ridley Creek, John and Jane brain and the operation of the immune syston. The reunion which began Saturday at the family Sharpies — who had one child die on the trip to One stutfy compared 253 strongly left-handed people WEAVER home — Wolley Stille — and ndarby Ridley Creek America and lost three of six others shortly after who shopp^ at a London emporium specializing in left- CHUCK ROAST CHICKEN ROLL •2.49 State Park was the first meeting since 1938 for first settling in Pennsylvania — walked 6 miles to arrive handed Implements with 253 strongly ri^t-handed peo U8DA CHOICE — BONE IN 1 OROTE a WEIQEL NATURAL CASINO cousins Robert Sharpless of Ft. Arthur, Texas, and at their 1,000-acre plot of land. ple. FRANKS •2.39 Robert Shamless of Bethlehem. Pa. "They walked up the creek bed and found the A second study compared “handedness” among ( 1 3 9 Ninth-generation C. Robert Sharpless of Punta rock which we call Sharpless Rock,” said CENTERCUT BLUE RIDQE FARMS— REQULAR UP) photo ‘ several hundred patients at a Glasgow clinic with Im- . 59« Gorda, Fla., got a chance to meet some relatives Sharpless. "The story goes that they felleid a tree ^ mune or neurological diseases 'with 1,142 residents of the POTATO SALAD for the first time and also to get together with his and lived under its Weltering branches until they Scottish city. CHUCK STEAK QROTE A WEIQEL daughter Nancy and daughter and son-in-law Bar could build a shelter.” SOME OF SHARPLESS FAMILY MEMBER GATHER FOR PHOTO DURING REUNION Previous research has shown people with dyslexia, a POLISH KIELBASA . lb. •2.19 Relatives who visited the rock saw the year 1682 U8DA CHOICE — BONE IN ( bara and Alien Sharman of St. Louis. . . . nearly 600 of them got together at ancestral home In Chester, Pa. reading disorder, and stutterers are more likely to be “We only get to see each other at Christmas,” and the initials "JS” carved on'it. , left-handed. ( 1 3 9 The immune disorders most strongly associated with CEHTERCHT lefthanded people — the majority of whom are men — were intestinal problems such as Crohn’s disease, ul CHUCK ROAST GARDEN FRESH cerative colitis and celiac disease that affects young PRODUCE SPECIALS ______Panda Outlawed dowry custom children and Hashlmoto’s disease affecting the thyroid U8DA CHOICE (CALIF.) 1 gland, the researchers found. The immune disorders among strongly left-handed UHDERBLADE ( 1 6 9 CANTALOUPES ...... 7 U ' people were between 2.3 and 2.7 times more frequent birth leads to murder, suicide than among similar right-handed people. 1 ROAST The researchers found learning disorders among CALIFORHIA POTATOES...... 5 t M . 2 9 lefthanders and the problems were at least three times ' PRIDE OF FARM NEW DELHI. India (UPI) - relatives do not fulfill secret dowry girls throughout the country and ' more frequent in leftdianders’ relatives. 3 1 5 9 * nears Flagrant violations of a 21-year-old pledges made before the weddings. creating a fear psychosis like the Geschwind and the co-author of the study, Peter O: TURKEY ( p 9 NATIVE CUKES...... Indian law prohibiting bridal The National ^chives, which mafia in European countries,” a Behan of Glasgow University, said the increased rate of dowries has led to “murders, recently presented an exhibition parliamentary committee con ...... , . . 9 9 * WASHINGTON (UPI) - suicides, (and) burnings” of young tracing the history Of the dowry cluded. BREAST...... SEEDLESS GRAPES...... She's gotten lazier, lost her brides whose relatives cannot come system in India, documented one The committee set up in 1980 to appetite and insists on up with the promised funds. particularly tragic case in 1936. examine the Dowry ^ w admitted it To spare their indebted father Seals studied hiding in a darkened 10-by- A police report in one case “virtually lacks enforcement" 12 room near a nest of reported recently said Nargis, a 20- from having to come up with because it requires parents or guar bamboo stalks. LingLing, year-old newlywed, was asleep dowries for them, three sisters — dians of the victims to file a com i i i H i i i i the female giant panda, is when her mother-in-law stole into Debl, 21, Ganga, 19, and Jamuna, 17 plaint. The fear of reprisal has apparently ready to give her room, doused her with kerosene, — signed a suicide pact and gave produced few documented com for clues to birth. and bumed'her alive. themselves fatal doses of poison. plaints. The mother of the groom in the in The average dowry at the time "Although on a theoretical (>lane, TUESDAY ONLY The giant panda's ■ keepers believe cident in Thanabwhan, 50 miles was $150 and ornaments for each dowry is condemned by every per 1 2 . 4 9 motherhood could come at south of New Delhi, killed her preg bride. son in this country," the com crib deaths Domestic Cooked Ham any time, said Michael nant daughter-in-law because her The inability of the government to mittee's report said, “in actual life Morgan, a National Zoo relatives failed to produce the stem the rising tide of dowry deaths most of them are parties to the BOSTON (UPI) — Researchers at Massachusetts spokesman. agreed-upon dowry. was the focus of a protest march in vice.” General Hospital are preparing experiments on preg; n . 9 9 “We've been told that The ancient custom of the dowry New Delhi recently by hundreds of The committee recommended nant seals in hopes of unlocking the mystery of Sudden Center Cut Pork Chops before pandas give birth was banned in India in 1961, hut women who called the 1961 Dowry that parents and relatives of the Infant Death Syndrome, the silent killer of about 7,500 they begin nest building,” bride burnings and suicides are Prohibition Act a “mockery.” bride Who give dowry in cash,, or- babies a year. Morgan said Sunday. “Last almost an everyday occurrence In “It has undeniably become one of naitients or other presents should be ' Funded by the National Science Foundation, the 1 1 . 6 9 Friday LingLing started the nation of 700 million. ' the great evils in the country ... ^ually punishable as thqparqpts or ; research examines the physical response of the mothers Rib-End Country Style carrying around nesting Hundreds of brides, like Nargis, leading to' murders, suicides, bur ^ id ia iib 61 the bridegroom who and their unborn pups during dives beneath the antarctic materials and building a are slain every year because their nings ... of the newly married young accept guch bribes. ice shelf. The experiments are slated to begin this fall. /Vo Sub»titule rudimentary nest. „W: ______It seems the mother seal somehow warns her fetus of We Give Old Fashioned “Ling-Ling has also cut UPI photo ; the dive, and the pup's heart rate responds. For Quality down her food intake a • “We 1^11 attempt to correlate the fetal and maternal Butcher Service good bit and become less ! heart rate changes with the duration and depth of free active,” two other signs of How do you fire this thing? ! diving,” said team leader Dr. Warren Zapol. “This may an expecting panda, ; help us determine just how the seal fetus becomes STORE HOURS: Morgan said. "If she has a Children look over an old 6,800-pound cannon at the Charlestown, ■ aware of the maternal diving response.” 317 Highland S t baby it's going to hapran Mass., Navy Yard Saturday. The cannon, which once fired 32-pound Small computers are strapped to the backs of the Mon. & Tues. 'til 6:00 soon.” balls, was found in 1958 during a rebuilding program. pregnant animals before they dive. Ling-Ling was artificial Bio-engineer Dr. Roger Hill has made a small com- fed., Thurs., t Fri. til 9:00 MANCHESTER J puter — about the size of a cigar box — he will attach to ly inseminated in March Sat & Sunday after several unsuccessful > the back of the p r e ^ n t seals. They will be allowed to CONN. encounters with Hsing- New York City chaplains i dive freely through the ice and the heart rates and blood til 6:00 Hsing, her male partner at , chemistry of the mother and pup will be monitored, as nZGIIlJLlTS the National Zoo, and Chia- ■ will the depth and duration of the dive. Chia, a male giant panda ■ Researchers consider the data essential in possibly flown in from the London may join a labor union providing clues on what happens to human babies who Zoo. ^ die suddenly pnd inexplicably in what is called Sudden Panda gestation periods NEW YORK (UPI) - New York City William Kalaidjian, the senior Police 1: Infant Death Syndrome. Babies simply stop breathing, range from 118 to 1 ^ days, chaplains, some of whom have received Department chaplain, said the city had '^usually in their sleep. lllllllllllllillllllllllll Morgan said, “and we're in only one pay raise in the last 18 years, only given police chaplains one pay raise f; “Fetal heart rate measurements are the mainstay of the mid-140s." are considering a move that promises and no cost of living increases in the last I’cliiUcal monitoring of the status of the human fetus F GROCERY SPECIALS C f r o z e is & d a i r y ' But even though more than spiritual reward: They are 18 years. Timo Again... ' during labor and delivery,” said Zapol. veterinarians are ap voting on whether to join a labor union. “We're doing a joh and we feel finan He said the human fetus is sometimes subjected to KLONDIKE parently able to im About 100 city chaplains — priests, cially put upon,” he said. Kalaidjian, decreased oxygen and “exhibits a predictable and •TOKLKYt pregnate a panda, they ministers, rabbis and one Muslim pastor of Bedford Park Congregational diagnostic pattern of decelerations of the fetal heart GATORADE...... 6 9 « ICE CREAM BARS .Box. cannot detect pregnancy minister — are voting by mail ballot on Church in the Bronx, has been a chaplain rate. NBW—WISHBONB because a cub's birth whether to join District (Council 37 of the for 25 years. “Our present understanding of the control of the fetal ELLIOS weight is about 4 ounces. American Federation of State, County He said the reason for years of tight- You're sure of a successful heart rate is limited to cliniciil experiences and animal SOUR CREAM & BACON ...... 5 9 * “If there is a cub we will and Municipal Employees. fistednbss with the chaplains was models of fetal distress,” .Zapoli said. NIW—WISHBONB CHEESE PIZZA . .. .8 o z . all be worried,” Morgan The bread and butter issue is pay and probably best captured by sometl^g a Scientists already know seals change their heart rates SOUR CREAM A HERBS...... sox. 5 0 ^ said. “Only about 50 percent the leader of the union drive says New before a long dive, which is how they conserve oxygen. city official told him years ago about a sale when you advertise CAVENDISH FARMS — 4 VARIETIES of all pandas born in York would become the first city in the possible pay raise: “I thought you guys “They aim constrict down the organs and muscles PRINCE ELBOWS ...... 9 9 * capivity have survived. If country with a group of unionized were dedicated fellows,” he quoted the that aren’t needed particularly during the dive. So the FRENCH FRIES ...... 32. there is any celebration it chaplains if the clerygmen vote in favor official as saying. vast majority of the oxygen passes th ro i^ the brain, KNN DUTCH STUIB a MlCXa will be when the baby is of the proposal when the ballots are The city classifies Kalaidjian's post as it in the AAanchester Herald! kteping the brain oxygenated,” Hill said. MUSHROOMS...... 3 9 * ready to make its public counted Sept. 16. a part-time position but he said the NBSTLra CELENTANO debut.” “We have to eat. We don't pay less for chaplains frequently work long hours for CHOCOLATE MORSELS .. • 1 .9 9 MANICOni or STUFFED SHELLS... . . oz. A pajida cub bom at the food, fuel and clothing because we are low pay. LUCKY LBAF—NATURAL 1 Mexico City Zoo last year clergymen," said the Rev. Edward “I would say we work 30 to 35 hours a weighed 3.5 ounces. Beckles, an Episcopal priest and a week and that can mean odd hours, very 'Friday firebug' APPLESAUCE...... ZOox. 0 0 * STOKELY VEGETABLES — 4 VARIETIES '"Volunteers have been Police Department chaplain. odd hours,” he said. “Every time there Call 643-2711 keeping a 24-hour watch on Police and Fire Department chaplains is an emergency Involving a police of- PURINA MAINSTAY...... « • 4 .9 9 IHTERNATIONAL COMBINATIONS i.oz. Ling-Ling through closed earn $5,900 a year. .ficer or a flrefi^ter, we are there. This the top target CORONBT circuit television monitors, The leader of the union drive, the Rev. is really a round-the-clock job.” 7 0 * HOOD FLAVORED Morgan said. for a helpful Ad-vIsor JUMBO NAPKINS...... “ Probably she won't BOSTON (UPI) — Arson investigators and federal COHAIE CHEESE...... IS o z . need any help,” he said. COMET CLEANSER.... i... 3 / ^ 1 . .fNMiWWes...... MnM agents are conducting an Intensive investigation to “We are watching her very Blacks claim harassment crack the “Friday firebug” outbreak of blazes that has CBRIAL closely to see if she takes HAY-FEVER PHILADELPHIA BOSTON (UPI)— A black family considered tied up budget-strapped firefijghters in the wee inoming eOLDEN GRAHAMS...... • i . m care of her baby. Generally hours for six of the past ten Friday. pandas are good mothers.” themselves prisoners in their own house before they SINUS S O a CREAM CHEESE .8 o z . sought court action against their alleged harassers. F R E E -^ — A joint task force from the Fire Department’s Arson Ling-Ling is not the only Suft^nn Squad, police agoits of the Bureau of Alodiol, giant panda believed to be Their case before Suffolk Superior Chief Judge James Read What paopla writs aboat P. Lynch continues this week, and is seen as a test case '8YNA
Richard Diamond, PublWidr Th&yYe unhappy Democratic mojorlty Dan FItta, Editor OPINION N A W x Qlralll, CKy Editor Coventry Republicans outline grievances
Koontz has abstained from any Lewis said no. She has maintained doesn’t say no enougn.” arguing. The politics impede Editor’s note: Because of such an votes on any council action to ap 'She said so because she felt PATON SAID there have never government,” he said. evident and irregular political gap propriate money from the budget: C r o m ie ’ s op in ion w as o n ly a And so do the lawsuits, obviously. J a c k between the Republican and been "w arm fuzzies” between coun “We still don’t know what our “ preliminary” one. Since the setting of the mill rate and Democratic Town Council cil members of different parties but ' liability insurance is,’ she said, A n d e riK » ii When asked this in court last the vow by the Coventry Taxpayers members, the two minority wondered if now “ politics are taken explaining why she refuses to vote. Reservations about Bennet week, Mrs. Lewis said she “ forgot” Association to take the town to court Republicans w ere invited for an In too seriously.” ‘T ve asked since November.” the opinion had been rendered. over the budget adoption, Mrs. terview to discuss what they felt “ Maybe we spend too much time Irotocally, Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. When the prospect of turning appears unlikely the demand for But those renters have optloiu were the problems that have so Koontz agree on the point, but for the Main Building of Bennet apartmoits in Manchester will, that people who need subsidized polarized the chief executive board differeent reasons. Mrs. Koontz said Junior High School into be satisfied by private Investors housing do not have. They can and the community. H ere they share she doesn’t consider Cromies’ opi their opinions on how they believe apartments for the elderly first Manchester working totally in private invest rent where.they want to, nion a legal one because he was the town is being run since the five surfaced, it had a great deal of ment. provided they are willing to wait never approved by toe council to act Democrats vvere elected last appeal, but for some, that appeal Spotlight If the town can help su^ily that to r an opening. as town attorney in Daniel Lament’s ' November. ’The Democrats have .. is waning. housing need and make use of a The question is whether they absence. Mrs. Koontz has steadfast Beirut: Who been invited but to date have BACK-TO-SCHOOL 2 The doubts arise not only in the building, maybe it should. would want to rent at Bennet, ly maintained that the charter in By Alex Qlrelll — City Editor declined the Interview forum. * minds of the political “ out” or in near a busy social club, across sists on council approval. Her ANOTHER QUESTION Democratic counterparts do not. 2, the minds of perennial critics of from a busier school. posed is whether there are is to blame “ For people who want to follow government initiatives. Some in Manchester think not, By Lisa ZowacTa AND BACK TO enough elderly In Manchester in Herald Reporter the charter they are not following Among the initial attractions of was built recently, but that was including the housing expert and benefits and no burdens. That is a financial position to pay the the charter,” she said. the proposal were these: not likely to happen very often. put up by Raymond Damato, who at least one Realtor who com CO VE NTRY - "W e have such rents to keep the apartments full. ^WASmNG’TON — A smoldering ON A LONGSTANDING ISSUE AID It would make use of a building has the cushion of many other mented off the record. hatred in town because of that.” VALUES A T ... SOME OF those first attrac The picture painted over and question mark hangs over the ruins that the town would otherwise apartment units. “ That” is the action at this year’s that is still hanging to some degree, tions have lost lustre. Now the over again is one of elderly per COMMUNITY of Beirut: Who is to blame for in both said they felt the five have to maintain with no Damato says he would not, un town meeting at which a citizens’ project is under criticism on a sons on fixed income with limited DEVELOPMENT CorporaUon, discriminate killing of civilians? petition calling for referendum on Democrat’s prior ambivalence benefits. der current financial conditions, number of grounds. One is that resources that have to be nur which has been hired to handle Yassir Arafat, the grizzled PIX) the town budget was ignored and the about the police department, as It would provide needed set out on a more ambitious un the town should not get into the tured. It is an accurate picture the conversion and management chieftain, has pronounced Israel budget voted in. It is also the Town well as just plain mishandling, con housing for the elderly. dertaking, say a SO-unit apart WILLIAM PATON business of supplying bousing for for many, but not for all. at the apartments probably un guilty. In the m i^ of defeat, be has •'Otuncil’s refusal to override that ac tributed to Police Chief Gary L. •It would be done with some tax ment building. control Is from outside the Sousa’s resignation this spring. those who can afford the One government official long derstands the market better than lofted by communique, interview tion and instead set a a m ill rate. benefits for investors, but council Sousa resigned to take a job in proposed rents that run from f420 He says the cost of building and associated with housing most of us. and leak a salvo of inflammatory ac The person making that observa without any of the strings that tion is Republican council member Plainfield as chief, but made it clear to $490 a month, because the the cost of financing, combined, problems had no doubt that the But we might be excused for cusations.' come along with federal subsidy Roberta Koontz, who along with the to the council he would have stayed private sector can do that. make that unfeasible. town has many elderly who can wondering if the town is not going Outside his battered press office and seem to antagonize so many only other Republican councilor, in Coventry had another officer b ^ n He estimated the building cost afford to winter in Florida and to be in a position sim ilar to that Manchester citizehs. But the vacancy rate in next to a barricade o f sandbags, for William Paton, voted against setting added to the force, or had he been 6 at $20 a square foot in 1976 and summer in Manchester. He of a home-owner who neglects About the only thing better Manchester apartment houses at example, he went through a show- the mill rate and called for a sen given a raise to what Plainfield was anywhere from $42 to $45 a.' thinks there is little doubt that some bard realty realities and COLGATE would be to sell an old school at a comparable rentals is very low and-tell act. Learning against the ding of the budget to the polls. 'The offering him. This would have BIUE square foot now. 'th ey c o u ld fin d 45 m o r e over-improves his bouse for its amounted to about $25 a week more. handsome price to an investor and obviously no one is rushing to wall were half a dozen cluster-bomb motion was voted down 1^ the five build more apartment houses. So, unless there is some drastic apartments. A prominent apart location to a point where he can canisters, each six feet high. The ' Democrats on the council. CANVAS CAMPUS TOOTH who wouid do something with it But the council said no on both change in conditions soon, it ment building owner agrees. not recoup his investment. Those 5-2 votes are a common oc that would afford the town big One 14-unit apartment house markings revealed that they bad counts, and Sousa left. At one point currence with the present council, PASTE been purchased from the U.S. Navy. at a budget hearing, when residents BINDER PENCILS and in an interview with the SUPER 9 OZ TUBE OR Canisters like these, dropped by said they supported Sousa and his l'/2 INCH RINGS WITH CUP Manchester Herald Mrs. Koontz and GEL 8.2 OZ. TUBE Israeli planes, had opened over budget with the extra man. Paton talked about the frustration of Beirut; each had scattered hundreds Democratic councilor Betsy Pater being so outnumbered, about the In Manchester son publically implied the meeting PRG. of golfball-size bomblets over a issues that divide the council and may have been Stacked by the chief. 0 M 6 neighborhood, he said. ’Then each community and what they feel their The two Republicans said they tiny ball had exploded like a Democratic colleagues are doing. believed this accelerated the A temporary grenade, raining down lethal Mrs. Koontz says she was problem. “ shocked” by the town meeting ac shrapnel on the populace below. Now, after Sousa left, and after tion and even more so by the coun another hearing when the depart THE WILLY ARAFAT, with c il’s refusal to take the budget to the ment, was again backed, the his flair for dramatics appeared as polls. Mrs. Koontz was the chair stay of execution Democrats have said they want to S 9 S the embattled leader of an heroic, man of last year’s Republican keep the department, add the extra last-ditch stand. Any leader can be a m ajority council^ which, following man and hire a new chief. NOTEBOOK similar town meeting action, voted hero in victory; only Arafat could “ It was definitely a screw-up” on FILLER Fifteen years ago the Concern students to continue to to throw out the vote and send the project himself as the hero of a the part of the Democrats, Mrs. -Manchester school system was attend Manchester schools. budget to the polls. A lawsuit catastrophe. Herald photo by Zowada Koontz said. “ Sousa did an excellent 2 0 0 one of the first five suburban For their efforts, the ad ^ followed and a Tolland County I confronted A riel Sharon, the big job. I was behind him.” Superior Court judge’s decision sup -school systems to accept ministration deserves praise. ROBERTA KOONTZ “ I feel 100 percent about the bluff Israeli defense minister, about ported the council’s action. -students'from Hartford in the Even officials who favor the . . . “shocked” by colleagues police department,” she said. “ I’m the cluster bombs. Who ordered “ I thought the judge’s decision willing to bet we’ll have to pay what A Project Concern busing program, however, admit that their use? " I did,” he said bluntly. applied this year. Everyone in town ST. IVES Gary wanted.” RITE AID _p rogram . last week’s agreement is a Sharon believes in the sweeping ' who signed that letter (petition) procedure. If I bring up a subject, Both said the department is RITE AID Last w eek the Board o f Educa- drutch for a lame duck program. strategies required for total victory. assumed this year’s budget would go worthy of the support of the com FILLER ALOE VER A to referendum,” Mrs. Koontz said. when I ask questions of accoun ..tion acted to continue the At best — if the agreement can He doesn’t pretend to believe that munity, but bas been rattled, ENVELOPES “ The council never discussed tability people think I ’m disagreeing Z program in Manchester schools, be renewed each year for the the concept of limited war is other because, as Paton put it, “ It’s a lEHER SIZE BOX OF 100 OR LOTION this,” in or out of executive session, and I ’m not. I just sit there and PAPER than a contradiction in terms, a political football that nobody seems BUSINESS, NO. 10 BOX OF SO SPECIAL TWO PACK a t le a s t through the 1982-83 next 10 years — the youngest >. she said. everything just happens,” she said. perversion of military lo^c and a to want to carry.” They agreed the - school vear. students now in the program will Though the council never formally Paton and Mrs. Koontz were betrayal of the troops in the field. further bothered by a preliminary department might need some more By a vote of 6 to 0 at a special be able to graduate from the discussed the possible action it PRG. He regretted the necessity, he legal opinion on the budget adoption men. 12 OZ. meeting, the board approved a suburban school districts where would take if the petition' was ig OF 200 0 When asked if they agreed with said, of using cluster bombs. ’Ihey nored, Paton said he had no doubts included in a letter from then-acting SHEHS BOniES -plan drawn up by the state they started their educational former council members Laurier were designed to knock out tanks the Democrats had a plan o f action town attorney Richard Oomie, a DeMars’ charge that the council ( ' Department of Education that careers. and artillery, and that’s what be bad before the May 17 meeting at which letter which town manager Charles McCarthy and chairwoman Joan was being controlled by outside in could allow all 84 Hartford The Manchester board made used them for, he claimed. ( ’The the mill rate was set. Lewis saw before the May 14 fluences, specifically Democratic •students who attended clear last week that the agree canisters that Arafat showed me, “ No question. The Democrats meeting but failed to get a copy of it Town Committee chairman Bruce .Manchester schools last year to caucused,” Paton said. ment was for one year only and sure enough, w ere marked “ Anti to other council members until May Stave, Paton said there was no Zbe back in the fall. future actions w ill de|}end on the tank Bomb (Cluster.” ) BESIDES THE FEELING of 24. doubt. G The plan avoids the m ajor pit- financial commitment required. Sharon pointed out that be had not fr ustration that night at the ap In that letter Cromle said if the “ I don’t think there’s any one per ] RITE AID '• : ® r RnEAiD fall of earlier attempts to save One possible key to the long chosen Beirut as a battlefield; the parently pre-determined action, town meeting should i^ o r e the peti son on the council who is the guiding Open formn / Readers' views choice had been made by the PLO, Mrs. Koontz also left feeling tion and adopt the budget, that force of the Democrats,” he said. SPIRAL ‘ the program; it funnels money term survival of the program is STENO which had deployed its forces behind helpless, she said, when discussion budget could Im considered to have Mrs. Koontz said the council has - through the Capitol Region a citizens’ committee which is Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 of her motion to go to referendum been adopted legally. to prioritize the needs on the town NOTEBOOK BOOK a civilian cover. &" ■ 9" 'Education Council. The state being formed to raise money to was cut o ff almost as soon as it had and not continue to “ spend money $ suBJia His aides showed me recon Mrs. Lewis has said she saw the will pay tuition for each student support the program in been made. letter before the May 14 meeting for everything.” naissance photographs of Beirut. I ^ d irec tly to C R E C , which w ill pay Manchester. Although the “ It was happening all the time, and assumed that McCarthy had in “ Because of the tight budget last ISO could pick out P L O tanks and ar SO though it hasn’t happened as much cluded a copy of the letter in the year there’s an excuse that we have SHEETS SHEETS -for half of the. students’ program seems secure for next tillery strategically located near 2 >99 ‘ in the last two months — every tim e other council members’ packets. to make up for It that year,” she .^transportation. The other half year, the money raised by the Credit union savings are safe embassies, hospitals, apartment ’ I make a motion someone calls the But when asked at the town said. SCOPE -w ill be paid by Hartford schools. committee — now being formed buildings and other sensitive sites. I questions and closes the dis meeting and again at the council’s “ You have to say no sometimes. The plan was strongly by a group of prominent saw a PLO ammunition dump that cussion,” she said. May 1?. meeting if the town had a You can’t do everything for To the Editor: insurance of up to $100,000 for share mortgages to contend with at a time MOUTHWASH .recommended by the residents including Deputy had been situated between a church “ I don’t think that’s good legal opinion on the action. Mrs. everybody. I think this council Recently the Manchester Herald (savings) accounts, as well as ad of high interest rates. MENNEN I Z Manchester school administra Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, and an adjacent grattoyard. carried a column by Sylvia Porter ditional separate Insurance of up to Fifth, nationally credit unions TAMPAX tion. Ever since the Hartford SPEED STICK town Director Joan R. Lingard which asked whether credit union $100,000 per member Individual have the unique protection of a I SAW EVIDENCE that the TAMPONS I Board of Education announced and Savings Bank of Manchester savings are safe following the Retirement Account. national Corporate Central system Israelis had tried to concontrate Claire Connelly is seeking DEODORANT .'its intention to discontinue the President William R. Johnson — failure of Penn Square Bank. Third, the rigorous investment — including Connecticut’s Corporate their fire on military targets. But I 24 OZ. -program in the elementary could determine whether Hart - The answer is emphatically yes. policies of Connecticut’s $214 Central — and a total of $3 billion in also saw evidence of indiscriminate PKC. B O niE -grades, the administration here ford children take their places in In fact, Connecticut credit unions million Constitution State Corporate reserves. shelling by both Israeli and P L O ar 2.S OZ. OF 40 are stronger than ever, and growing SIZE has tried to find a solution that Manchester clasarooms in years O e d it Union Inc., which serves as a Historically, credit unions have tillery. 8th Assembly District seat TAMPAX stronger every day with new central investment facility for ;would allow all the Project to com e. experienced smaller losses fnun My associate Dale Van Atta, who powers, new services, and increased almost all Connecticut credit un bad investments than other finan accompanied me to Beirut, chedeed CX)VENTRY — A local woman who radical solution,” she said. “ I think Ms. Connelly said her goal as a savings and assets. ions, precluded its even considering cial institutions. In fact, credit un with American sources on Israel’s wants the state to take over all the county has come to the point state representative would be to cut unemployment rates and give the There are many important Penn Square as an investment vehi ions had an outstanding record use of cluster bombs. Under the public utilities and private industry, where the state has to step in and state control of business. reasons why Connecticut credit un cle. nationally o f not only strength and agreement by which the United as w ell as levy an Income tax on the protect the consumers.” wealthy, has decided to run on toe Ms. (tonnelly said she plans on She said she would also like EXTRA STRENGTH! ions — some 700,000 members and In addition, information and ad survival, but also of providing States provide the deadly bombs, CLEAR ASIL citizens party ticket (or the 8th making no bones about the un residential property taxes abolished Berry's World over $1 billion dollars in assets — vice the Connecticut Credit Union crucially needed services during the Israel was to use them only for District seat. conventional nature of her views, for anyone having an assessed value SUPER STRENGTH I DEXATRIM are moving forward with such vigor. League, the trade association for great depression of the 1930s when defensive purposes, against fortified . Claire (tonnelly, of 232 Plains but said the people of the district of less than $50,000. She also backs a First, credit unions recently won Connecticut’s more than 400 credit CREAM DIET CAPSULES financial chaos reigned among other m ilitary targists aiid only if Israel Road, also ran last time for toe need an alternative. graduated income tax for people new legislative and regulatory unions, has been sending credit un financial Institutions. were attacked by two or more House as an Independent, but was Her opponents to date are Robert making in excess of $20,000 yearly. powers (for example, higher ions throughout the state for several In other words, w e are particular “Arab sUtes.” ‘ soundly defeated when the electors “ Skip” Walsh and Edith Prague, She also wants to see landfills O.ASOZ. PRG. dividends on regular savings) that months has alerted them to adhere ly pleased and proud of the strength, Yet the Israelis have rqurtedly went for Michael Helfgott, D- who are now vying for the closed, and a ban put on the animal TUBE OF 20 some' other financial institutions to numerous safety and savings safety and progress of Connecticut been using toe cluster bombs since WiUlngton. Confident this time, she Democratic nomination at an up leg-hold trap. lobbied against because of uncer principles in the U ^ t of the volatile said Friday she expected to “ get 101 coming primary, and Republican When asked if her views sounded REVLON FLEX credit unions and the approximately their 1978 anti-PLO action in 6 socialistic, she said,“ Perish the tainties about their own economy on a number of potential 700,000 members they serve. Lebanon. Civilians, unfortified percent of the vote,” claiining the Russell G. Blakeslee of Lebanon. people of the district are ready for a Geraldine Bissonnette, another thought,” and added, “ Socialism capabilities. investment outlets. cities and oven an American SHAMPOO OR Howard H. Hoemann radical change. Coventry resident, is considering a means different things to different Second, all of the state’s credit un Fourth, virtually all Connecticut hospital have been hit on a n um ber President “ We have to start looking for a run on toe Independent slate. people.” ion current and potential members credit unions, unlike other thrift in of occasions. One reliable source Connecticut Credit Union League have additional strength and safety stitutions, do not have the problem said toe bombs have been used so Inc. measures protecting them including of large amounts of low interest oftm in the past four years In Lebanon that in some areas Coventry police ask civilian fragments are “as common ,as a 16 OZ. Taxes are good and necessary pine cones In a pine forest.’’ BOTTII One particular horror of the help in combatting burglaries duster bomb is that toe minl'bomb* our policemen, our scientists, etc.) and sales taxes are inadequate To the Editor: som etiipes land on a soft surface, or COVENTRY —I In light of a rash of burglaries since burglaries in an effort to[dissuade the crimes. He said because they tax those without In Most o f us know that taxes are not goes right iMck into the economy, otherwise fall to detonate as they’re ^ June In toe southern part of town, toe police department toe concentration of toe crimes has been around only good but necessary. Taxes the sanoe as the money we iwy tte come. ’They are a drag on the sppposed to; then they, become ‘'•is asking residents to take extra precautions when Flanders Road, H i^ Street, Main Street, Snake Hill wiSBBvumswHTTOuisiTaiwiTiTm______wKBwmiviAiio.i4Teii.mi uotitimwituFeaTTroowwimMieai represent our support for what our g ro c e r. econ om y. tenqiting, lethal toys tor cu riou s w.., leaving their tem es unattended. Road and South Street. government employees do for all of The Income tax we had before During World War II we put peo children rtoo find to ra lying around L: They are also asking for nel^bor involvement' to Since the start of June, he said, there have been 28 house burglaries, six business break-ins and seven us. Reaganomics was the best we bad ple to work U hours a day six ds^.a on the ground. combat toe crimes which have netted burglars about TaxM naake us rld ier, not poorer. up to that tim e. It Is good because it w e e k .' . Even soldiers find the bomblets $15,000 in goods th is s u m m e r.- motor vdiicles Btolen. r., Donald FtouilUard, head of police operations, said toe In all, it equals about $15,000, he said. PoUce have Without government and taxes how is a direct tax on individuals propor attractive souvdiiors. Thp results Our problems can’t compare to department wants to make people aware of the recovered about biElf of it, be szild. could we have order? Without pride tionate to their wealth. When weaUb RITE AID PHARMACY thoae days. So we/^onld have no can be fataL Lt. Gen. RafSel Eitan, He said all toe Incidents are under investigation, and could no longer be measured by the In our ability to work together we problem putting the unemployed Israeli’s le aren’t territorial. We human square inches. You can make footprints in my garden, conducive position for meditating. day. He was 76. DeRoehn of East Hartford; a beings like to think we don’t act like puppy dogs, who you can take over my guest room, you can eat up all the Besides, the sight of their mother crawling into a big Funeral arrangements were in brother, Clarence DeRoehn of chocolate mousse in the refrigerator, and you will likely box might permanently injure the children’s little psy complete. ' Rocky Hill; and six grandchildren. .Now you know Focus/Food baric furiously iriien a foreigner enten toeir turf. We all lau(d>ed at Archie and Edith Bunker, who each get only a disinterested shriig. ches — much more so than the sight of her circling the He once told an interviewer that Funeral services were held today If converted to a parking lot. New Menus, recipes and shop Witch Your Connections sofa, mumbling vague threats. whenever he was stuck for a gag for from the Rose Hill Funeral Home, York City’s Central Park would hold ping tips are featured in had a chair. Archie, particularly, got'upset when BUT TAKE OVER my comer, and I behave like a "Nancy” he would flip through a Rocky Hill. 300,000 cars. ’The Manchester Herald’s FAT-GO someone had the gaU to sit on hto upholstered space. Susan wounded whale. I flop around, enraged, mumbling SO I FEEL the sofa comer is the last bastion. Sears Roebuck catalog. Focus/Food section, every Low ugly tx c e a weigSt wlUi Well, Archie, move over. I have a confession to make. threatening noises under my breath, until the offender Everything else I have to share with assorted big and lit "Usually my eye hits some article Wednesday. Uie seiuible NEW FM^GO diet I have a comer of the sofa that’s mine, all mine, and Plese has enough sense to sit in the rocker. tle people. like an ironing board,” he said, “and plan. Nothing wnuUonai juat steady weight loss (or tbow woe unto the unfortunate person who sits there ahead of I guess It’s some primal, instinctive urge that has my mind starts to play around with that reatly want to low. h ngtaiv I me. Not that I mind; there’s something distinctly what can be done with an ironing A full 12 day supply oniy $2.00. possessed me. The same urge that makes small children Hartford man arrested Ask LIgget Drug Store about The same to true of the kitchen. “My diair” is the one climb in the cardboard boxes that appliances come in, satisfying about turning over that last slice of bread board and I get an idea,” the FAT%0 reducing plan end Mid l|98fli 8M in front, on the outside cwner. Everyone in our family before the heel, the last scooop of mint chocolate chip "That’s the toughest part of the' U-PICKAPPLES & PEACHES start losing weight Uds week. and then take them over like lone standouts in some ice cream, sharing the c m , the TV, my bed, and job," said Bushmiller, “thinking uj> Moon back In (uU If not com knows now not to sit in it, but guests aren’t always that there, ready to slide into my space. I heave a si|^ o i besieged fort. . A Hartford man was arrested oh a warrant pletely wtisfled with weight sometimes even my toothbrush, when the little one gets gags. I don’t have a gag file and not loss from the very first wtoe. ' relief, and my heart rate returns to normal. That cardboard box becomes their space. They get a much of a backlog so I have to think ’Thursday charging him with first-degree package. O ShA II blanket, maybe a peanut butter sandwich for it mixed up with his own. And now that my daughter to larcmy. NOT THAT anything serious happens, if someone The kids, by now,^ have become used to their crazy them up as I go along.” 0PEM10-6DJMLY Introductory W wOW mother. All they have to do to get a glimpse of me out of sustenance, then they close up all the loose flaps, and getting bigger, I share my clothes. Bushmiller produced seven gags a Willie Jenkins, 39, was charged in connec Offer Worth V sits ih‘my seat. It’s just that | don’t know wh$i to do But not my comer. Let me have just that one thing tion with an incident that police say occurred RT. 83 ELLINQTON, CONN. Cut out this ad — take It to with m yi^. their left eyes. I’m the one bearing down on the sofa. meditate, or whatever it is that little children do when week, S2 weeks a year for more Uian store listed. Purcbaw one n ^ they are alone. left. Promise you’ll understand if I say you can’t have it, a half century. in Manchester on Aug. 9. Police Would not of rST -G O and receive a o i Sometime I circle the sitter, chewing my nails fran Without a word, they lept lip, dragging books or ^ For Up To Dato Picking FAT-GO Pack Free. assorted possessions bdiind them. It makes them just Life for me has become somewhat more complicated. even if it’s the last seat in the house and you’ve just In 1978 he was named Cartoonist release details of the incident, claiming it to MAIL ORDZmS FILLED tically, Other times, I just stand in front of him, shifting still under investigation. CondHIona as nervous to watch my tribal dance as it makes me to Appliance boxes aren’t comfortable anymore; sitting in finished ranning the Boston Marathon. of the Year for “Nancy” by the my wei^t from one foot to imotber like an oversized. Not unless you let me borrow that box your new Jenkins is scheduled to appear in have to do it. one would require me to draw my knees up around my National Cartoonists’ ^ ie ty , of Qamingo. washing machine came in. which he was a charter member. Manchester Superior Court on Aug. 23. ■mdd the parson get up, just for an instant. I’m I don’t know what makes me so possessive about a few chin and keep my head permanently ducked. Hardly a MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Aug. 16. 1982 - 1.3 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 16. 1»M Advice Woman is wary of man OFCWRSEf COtJVENIENCE? im m m m CHEQUE who wants to be spanked 'V£ CtfE(»£. ' \ 1 DEAR ABBYt I recently met a relax and not work so hard. man I’ll call Rick, and we hit it off FEELING DIRTY IN KENTUCKY I0 f<£r: from the minute we met. He’s a m /iM ... cheque. nice-looking guy who works at a Dear DEAR FEELING: I’U tell them, health club during the day and tends but I doubt if it will help compulsive bar at a classy club three nights a Abby cleaners. Such people work like a mRKET CHEQUE. horse; digging and cleaning, not | week. Abigail One thing led to another, and he because they th i^ the place is "dir told me if we were going to have any Van Buren ty,” but because it provides an out kind of intimate relationship, he let for their nervous energy. wanted to be perfectly honest with me. Then he said he was a “masochist.” He said he likes to be order to achieve sexual gratifica DEAR. ABBY: Last year at a “spanked” — hard! I told him I tion. It can be dangerous, so do not county fair I won first place in the didn’t care for violence. He said if agree to engage in any practice that pie category with “Diear Abby’s he enjoys it, it’s not violence. He yon consider frightening, abnormal Pecan Pie.” This year I won first asked me to go ahead and hit him, or weird. place with your “ Dear Abby’s and I said no. Then he asked me to Cheesecake.” I really am thrilled think about it. It sounds weird to and want to thank you for sharing me. DEAR ABBY: A couple we have your terrific recipes. Love, I don't know what to think of him known for many years visited us MRS. DIXIE CORDLE, BLAINE, now. I like him a lot, but I’m afraid recently. We truly love them as KY. friends, but the lady is a cleaning Herald photo by Richmond if I go along with his wishes, he may DEAR DIXIE: My pleasure. And try to hurt me. I was married to a nut! Believe me, I am a very good wife-beater for a year and have had housekeeper and I am not lazy, but if anyone else out there wants the Summer readers enough broken bones for one just watching her digging in the cor above-mentioned recipes, they’re yours for the asking. Write to: Dear lifetime. ners wore me out. I don’t mind if a houseguest helps Abby, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, Quiona Woffard. 7. left, and her sister, Kal, S, Memorial Library. The two sisters were I'm 22. and Rick is 29. Is it among those participating In the Hbraiys dangerous to get mixed up with a with the dishes or keeps the guest Calif. 90038. Please enclose a daughterof Patricia and Craig woffard of 22 stamped, self-addressed envelope. summer reading program which ended this 6 masochist? And can you tell me room picked up, but this friend was Channlhg Drive, deposit the names of books, / more about masochism? I’m not vaccuuming and dusting the whole they have read. Into a mailbox at Whlton past Wednesday. sure I understand what it is. time she was here. She made me WONDERING ABOUT RICK feel “dirty” and hurt my feelings. What you don’t know can hurt you. - Why would a guest come into For Abby’s booklet, “What Teen- DEAR WONDERING: You are someone’s home and work like a Agers Ought to Know,” send $2 and wise to wonder. “Masochism” is a horse? I wouldn’t do-this to my own a long, stamped, self-addressed sexual perversion characterized by family. Abby, please tell folks that envelope to Teen Booklet, P.O. Box A bout Town a desire to be physically abused in when they’re guests they should 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. Get your story told Pinochle scores listed w ll Desensitization shots often Attention, publicity chairmen. The following are the scores for the pinochle games Do you feel your press releases are ignored? played at the Army & Navy Club on Aug. 12. Play is Would you like to see your club or organization get open to all senior citizens and starts each Thursday at The Herito^e Market Cheque...all the conveniences more than the usual are two-parapaph listing? 9:30 a.m.; effective against hay fever Do you ever wonder why some groups in town Bud Paquin651; Mary Thrall 652; Martin Bakstan 625; seem to get all the publicity? Madeline Mosley 605; Helena Gavello 601; Gladys o f a c h e c k in g account PLUS high money market interest. Then come find out at a YWCA-sponsored Seelert 594; Kitty Byrnes 593. 1551, Radio City Station, New York, seminar Sept. 22. “Getting Your Message Across” Also: Fritz Wilkinson 592; Maude Custer 587; Vivian DEAR DR. LAMB: Do you have N.Y. 10019. money until tlie Chec|ue clears. Each month, you 11 State Dividends and Interest Tax, whereas the in any suggestions for hay fever vic will be a practical workshop led by Manchester Laquere 586; Alicw Welck58tS; Harry Pospisil 577; Irene Market Cheque is two financial services in one. Herald Focus Editor Adele Angle. The workshop Bozio 572; Bob Ahem 566; Annette Hilled 561; and Ada Like a money market fund, it’s a high yield invest receive an itemi/.ed .statement listing every transac terest earned on money market funds is. tims? The ragweed season is upon Your DEAR DR. LAMB: I would like Rojas 561. us and my nose runs constantly some information about margarine, will take place from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. at the ment. Like a checking account, it can be used to tion, your current balance and your interest earned. How To Open Your Market Cheque when that happens. I’ve had the as compared to butter. Is it possible YWCA, 78 N. Main St. pay all of your household or business expen.ses. problem for years but I am for Health to use margarine to excess, as one The session is free to members and $1 for non Market Cheque For Your Business Visit any Heritage Savings office and open your tunate that it’s just ragweed I’m Lawrence can butter? Does it make any members. Gall the YWCA at 647-1437 to register. Picnic is scheduled Money Market Interest on Market Cheque is a perfect investment foryour Market Cheque with $2,000 or mt)re. Once you allergic to. I understand you can difference which margarine you Anderson Shea Post 2046 and its auxiliary will have a ivour Entire Balance have Market Cheque, you’ll know exactly why A also have this reaction to grass and Lamb, M.D. use? Do margarines contain business too. L!.se it to invest your extra cash, and picnic Aug. 22 at Wickham Park from noon until 6 p.m. your accumulated interest could amount to everybody’s talking about it. trees. cholesterol? The cost for the annual picnic will be $5 for adults and Unlike similar plans, your entire Market Cheque Do you think it would do any good balance earns high money market interest...as long thousands of dollars in extra profit each year. DEAR READER: There are 82.50 for children ages 7 through 12. Children 6 and under for me to take the series of shots Now's the time will be admitted free. Tickets may be bought at the Post as you maintain a balance of 52,000 or more. Plus, some people take to prevent hay many different brands of Free of Charge late to expect much help from that margarine. You need to look on the Home or at the park. your rate changes weekly to reflect the latest fever? I take antihistamines, There will be food, games, prizes and beverages. As long as you maintain a balance of 5500 or sometimes one after another but for this year’s ragweed season. It is label. Most of them today list the trends in the money market, if your balance falls best to start six to nine months laoo*Current Annual Rate amount of saturated fat, mono- for summer more, your Market Cheque is Free of per Cheque they just don’t do the trick. I unders below 52,000, you’ll earn 5 '/4 % interest, but only Available thru 8 /2 4 /8 2 simple interest credited monthly. tand there is no ragweed in Europe before the season for best results. unsaturated fat and polyunsaturated charges and monthly .service charges.* You pay for those days it falls below. As soon as your THE MARKET CHEQUE PLAN IS NOT A SAVINGS ACCOUNT OR A DEPOSIT, AND IS H Antihistamines are still a major fat. You should look for one that con and have suggested to my husband only a small fee For the printing of your Che<|ues. NOT INSURED BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION medicine in controlling symptoms. tains the least amount of saturated balance returns to 52,000, you will once again that we take a trip but it is a little Your investment in a Market Cheque agreement is secured (both as to principal and m But you must take the an receive the higher rate. Should your balance fall below $500, there will be too rich for our finances. fat and the most polyunsaturated home checkup Scanner helps terest) by securities issued or guaranteed by the United States government or an agen tihistamines before your symptoms fat. a $2 .service charge plus a IOC per Checiue charge. cy thereof The Market Cheque Plan involves the sale ot Market Cheque agreements, Works Like a Checking Account . which are retail repurchase agreements which mature on a daily basis This document DEAR READER: You could appear. 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Now is the time to inspect the scientist map ‘Regardless of balance, commercial Market Cheque plans may incur special charges Market Cheque is not subject to the Connecticut depending on volume year. sprays. Decadron is one but it if you need to limit cholesterol in shingles to determine whether any are cracked or mis in any arriount. You’ll still earn interest on the G . If you can't escape you can close slyauld not be used regularly or for a take. sing from last year’s rugged winter. Summer heat up the house. That means you will long tiipe. Beclomethasone used to Of course, the type of fat the makes asphalt shingles more pliable, so you can lift up want to use air-conditioning. The treat asthma is not approved for hay margarine contains, saturated or suspected shingles without worrying about cracking or brain activity thin filters in window units are not fever in the United States but is used polyunsaturated, is important but splitting that can occur in cooler temperatures. Worn or thick enough to filter out pollen, so in Canada. It is less likely to induce don’t forget that the total fat intake missing shingles should be replaced. By UPI>8olenc0 Digest be sure to close the fresh air vent if steroid effects if you use it for a in your diet is important too. If your While you’re on the roof, check the metal flashing you use them. If you have a central period of time. goal is to restrict calories you around the chimney. If it has separated from the bricks, A vital new tool is already helping scientists map the unit an electrostatic precipitator I’m sending you The Health Letter should know that you will get the it should be tapped back in place with a hammer and patterns of brain activity associated with mental il may help. Room electrostatic filter 8-4, Hay Fever (Allergic Rhinitis) same number of calories in an ounce resealed with asphalt to prevent leaks. lness, normal thinking and feelings. units qre not nearly so effective. for more details. Others can send 75 of margarine as you will in an ounce While you are clinging to the chimney, be brave. Look The PET — positron emission tomography — scanner Desensitization shots are often cents with a long, stamped, self- of butter. If you need to restrict down the flue. If it is cracked, chipped or broken. It, too, is a machine that can detect and visualize brain very effective for hay fever addressed envelope for it to me, in ypur total fat you may wish to limit should be patched or replaced to allow proper ventila chemistry in action by tracing the consumption of (allergic rhinitis) but it is a little care of this newspaper, P.O. ^ x margarine just as you would butter. glucose. Eventually it may pinpoint the precise Everybody’s tion of your furnace. Next, use the wooden handle of either a trowel or a neurobiological medumlsms that He at the root of hammer to poke at the mortar that holds the bricks human thought. ' Social Security around the flue liner. Brittle mortar that falls away on With PET scans, reports the August issue of Science tapping should be replaced. Digest magazine, a patient is injected with radioactive (Few things are harder to explain to Insurance com tracers that mimic the action of ^ucose metabolism, panies than why your chimney fell on the mailman.) showUig that manic depression and schizophrenia are Keep address data current Another unpleasant but necessary job on the roof is accompanied by abnormal consumption. cleaning the gutters and downspouts and inspecting Though still m its infancy, PET scans have already them for wear. Make sure the joints are tight and water become the definitive test for epileptic surgical cases Editor’s note: This column is only forward your Social Security Medicare showing what it paid for who . must undergo surgery because their seizures can written by the Social Security Ad checks or Supplemental Security In during the hospital stay? I’d like to proof and the drain holes are free from leaves and talkim about ministration in East Hartford. If debris. not be controlled by drugs. In time, PET nuy do for come checks for a few months. have one for my own records. behavioral sciences what the CT scanners did for you have a question you’d like to see However, when you know you are After your day in the sun on the roof, descend to the answered here, write to Sal Anello, going to move and have your new ANS'WER: Whenever a hospital, coolness of the basement to drain your hot-water fur physical medicine. skilled nursing facility, or home nace. Most gas-fired or oil-fired hot water furnaces have 657 Main S t, East Hartford, 06108. address you should contact your OTHER NOTES from Science Digest: nearest Social Security office as health agency sends Medicare a a drain cock located near the floor on the side of the fur QUESTION: I moved to another Bark of the yohlmbe tree, a traditional African soon as possible in order to be hospital insurance claim for pay nace that should be opened to drain accumulated rust address in the same city several ment, you will get a notice that and sediment. aphnxUsiac, niay prove to be the cure for impotence in assured of prompt delivery. If the s(»ne men. months ago and put in a change of post office returns your check for In explains the decision made on the First, make certain your furnace is turned off. Then, address with the post office. I have Researchers at Queens University in Ontario tested correct address it could be several claim and shows what Medicare turn off the main water feed valve, open the valve and not contacted Social Security as the ,the potency-enhancing potentlat of the drug.’ called, weeks before your check is paid for. The notice is called drain off a pail or two of water. Kiaep draining it until post office has been forwarding my “Medicare Hospital, Extended care the.water from the valve is clear ai^ free of sediment. ycdiimblne, while trea ti^ a groity of diabetics for im checks. Now they tell me they can received. and Home Health Benefits Record.” Close the drain cock and turn the main water supply to potence and paresthesia, a ’’pins and needles” senkatibn no longer forward my checks. What that affects the lower limbs. QUESTION: I recently was In If you have any questions about the the furnace back on. do 1 need to do? decision or the payment, get in Use the same technique for your water heater, which Although aware of the drug’s reputation as an 6 the hospital for about 15 days. Will I apboodislac, researchers were surprised when most d get any kind of notice from touch with the intermediary that also should have a water drain valve. ANSWER: .The post office will sent you the notice or call a Social The furnace’s expansion tank in your fmiuce should their patients r^>orted simnltaneous improvements fw Security office. also be drained during the sum m ^ so the pitqier both conditions. mixture of water and air is to the system. But that test was with m a whose problem was QUESTION: My father, who Some expansion tanks have an air prossurc valve and , deemed oiganlc. Future researdi is still needed onlm- Thoughts just had a major operaticm, is being potent own whose problem is believed to be emotional. require recharging. . . __ the better way transferred to a skilled nursing ’This U also a g o ^ time to lubricate the motor on your facility nest week. He says circulator pump. Use S.A.E. SO weight or other general Mammals typically live i m a bUUcn heartbeats; I am impressed that when God cases. It is also true that constant Medicare won’t pay for a nursing purpolie lubricating oil and put a few drops In the humans often last idager than SJi bilUon. - spoke to him the psalmist felt free, musing upon sexual desire builds up home. Is a skilM nursing facility lubricating holes provided. They are usually located on ’n e modern view is that when one a frustration that explodes in the same thing as a nursing home? both ends of the motor diaft. > Babies lose as mudi as an inch in height when they becom es more religious, he violence in others. It creates more learn to stand and walk. It’s nothing to worry about ANSWER: A skilled nursing It wouldn’t hurt to clean the air filters in your furnace becomes more bound by life. Too evil. The same is true of violence. as weU. , ‘ though; the vertdirae in the baddxxie are Just settling. many don’t constrain life rather The more We see it on TV and films facility is a specially qualified facl&ty \riiich has the staff and And then, use a brush and rags to dean dust from the than freeing it. the more it dominates our thinking outside of the furnace and the water tank. It’s small wonder there was an industrial revolution, The truth, however, is that the and is the only response we make to equipment to provide skilled nursing vriien you consider that just a llftle over one pound of care or a rehabilitation services as Lord frees us. He frees us from sin. streuful situations. good Mtnmlnous coal contains as much energy as a man •I -•»• Since is the force that really binds The Gospel and the Lord’s well as other related health ser e s» ts in a toll day of heavy manual labor. up our lives. When we give our life priesence in our lives frees us from vices. • ’ M ancbeztcrt Main OfAce, 1007 Main St., Phone: 6 4 9 * ^ 8 6 • K-Mart Plaza„Spcncer St. • inside Food Mart in the over to-sin then we must justify the being captives of these negative Medicare can help pay for care in The brain in a developing fetus grows Iqr an average of Paricade • Inside Highland Park Market, Highland St. f Corner Main & Hudson Sts. • Coventry: Rr. 31 • ^ issdL sin. A fabric of lies develop In ways of expressing our frustrations. a skilled nursing facility vriien it is College notes 250,000 cells a minute. Sooth W lndson 29 Oakland Rd. • ‘ToUtuid: Rt. 195 • Glastonbury: ln.sidc Frank's Supermarket l^mom which we try to convince ourselves Frees us to know the frustrations necessary for further medical care . ■. ..-V themselves are not demeaning and after a iKMpltal stay. Sometimes, RESEARCHERS ARE gazing into the eyes of that our sin hurts no one, or that it is however, the skilled nursing facility justified. to creative and- less destriK^ve miniature pip to team more about a cure for akin The poroographer tries to con ways of expressing thdm. is Jsut one part of a larger institu Heublelh on dean’s list cancer. Bred to a diminutive size espectelly for medical ■ * vince us that his business Is really I am free only when 1 relate in tion may not be covered by researdi, these pip actually cure thonselves of skin faith to the Lord who created me. Me^care. To make surq his care is Irime Heublein of 45 Wellman Road Is among SIS cancer they devnoped as a aide effect d being bred so , . / harmless. That It provides an outlet covered, your father 'should ask for repressed sexual feelings and students who were named to the deiui’s list at the small. Rev. James Meek someone at the facility or call a University of Hartford’s College of Arts and Sciences But in the process of curing their own cancer, the pip prevents these from flowing out Social Security office. acts. 'That m ^ Jie,jBie in some Community Baptist Church for the second semester of the 1981-8S academic year. appear to lose tbdr eyesight. 'I •a " MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 16, 1982 - I-5 14 — MANCHESTER HEaiALD. Mon.. Aug. 16. 1962 •A- • :•» :* ■* Raiders look ■ good in win stock in Royals SPORTS Page 16 Toronto edged Milwaukee 3-2, and pitch in the bottom of the ninth for a By Mike Tully next time out it could be different. I’m not going to start waving *They did a heckuva job winning while / was Cleveland downed Texas 64. home run to give the A’s their vic UPI Sports Writer Muriners 10, Twins 2 tory. Reliever Tom Underwood banners.” picked up the triumph. Brian Dow With his fingers healed, Dennis Howser would gladly postpone hurt. If we were losing, it would be worse for At Minneapolis, Todd Cruz hit a ning homered for California, Leonard figures to give Kansas G ty waving banners if he can eventually me.* grand slam to cap a sevenrun a hand. hoist a pennant. Leonard’s triumph Mariners sixth and Terry Felton nine Juvs 3, Brewers 2 Norris No. 1 all the way in GHQ Dennis Leonard suffered his 15th straight loss. At Milwaukee, Ernie Whitt “He gives us a good-pitched put the Royals right on target, Felton, 812, has broken the 68year- singled home Alfredo Griffin for game,” said Royals Manager Dick launching them into first place in Toronto’s victory. Griffin opened By Earl Yost Howser Sunday after watching the AL West by a half-game over old record of Cleveland’s Guy Mor ton for the worst start to a career. the ninth with a walk off losing Sports Editor *Thia win hat given me a lot of confidence. Leonard spark a 81 triumph over California.' This time, Leonard, 83, allowed a When the right-hander had his While Sox 6, Yankees 4 reliever Jim Slaton, moved to se the Tigers at Detroit. “We’re going seventh-inning run when rookie cond on a sacrifice by Damaso Gar Gum-chewing Tim Norris rose -Believe me, the $54,000 feelt like a million.^ to have a heckuva time Winning if he middle and index fingers broken by At Chicago, Steve Kemp’s two-run from complete obscurity on the Glenn Wilson put a 8and-2 pitch into American League double highlighted a four-run eighth cia and scored on Whitt’s two-out doesn’t pitch well.” Buddy Bell’s comebacker on May the upper deck in right field with PGA tour into the winner’s circle Tim Norris Right now, though, it appears , 21, it seemed Kansas City’s season for the White Sox. Carlton Fisk’s single to left. » Sunday at the Wethersfield Country I 'l two out for his sixth home run of the shot for a single off shortstop Iniliuns 6, Rangers 4 Leonard may pitch well. The right might end. Instead, the Royals season and fifth in nine days. Club when he led from start to finish hander, making only his second stayed close enough to strike now. Rodney Scott provided insurance. At Arlington, Texas, Rick Man ning’s two-run single highlighted a — four straight days — to walk off start since suffering two broken “They did a heckuva job winning Dan Quisenberry pitched the ninth ' a two-run double, before Wilson Dennis Lamp worked the final 1 2-3 ■ five-run Cleveland uprising in the with a check for $M,000 in the Sam Hubert Green with 265 totals- The Coming into Wethersfield, Norris’ , . ‘^4 while I was hurt,” Leonard said. "If scored on Hal McRae’s grounder. innings to pick up the victory. fingers, did not allow a hit for 5 1-3 inning for the Royals, allowing one sixth inning and Miguel Dilone went my David Jr.-G reater Hartford pair each received $26,400 and the best previous effort was a tie for innings and scattered four hits over we were losing, it would be worse hit.- In other games, Boston blanked Reliever Rich Gossage, 4-5, took the Open. total enabled Floyd to stand at the 20th place in the Quad Cities Open. .-i for me. It was disappointing getting Baltimore 8-0, Seattle whipped loss. 4-for-5 and drove in two runs to lift eight Innings. the Indians. Ed Glynn picked up his The 24year-old second year tour head of the class in PGA winnings Earlier this year he had to pass up “This is just one time out,” hurt. Then I came back against The Royals scored four runs in the Minnesota 182, the Chicago White \'s 3, Angels 2 pro from El Paso, Texas put this season, overtaking Craig 14 tournaments while a sprained Howser said. “It is encouraging. Baltimore and pitched bad. I fourth. Greg Pryor doubled in one Sox beat the New York Yankees 64, At Oakland, Calif., Mitchell Page first save as Cleveland snapped a together rounds of 63-64-66-66 for a Stadler who passed up the GHO as right hand was healing. You have to like what you see. But thought, 'What’s the deal?” ’ run and Willie Wilson followed with Oakland nipped California 3-2, hit reliever Dave Goltz’ second six-game losing streak. 25 under par 72-hole total of 259, just did many of the top stars for tho The new champ's PGA earnings two strokes shy of the all-time PGA umpeenth time. totaled only $38,524 after 18 months mark set by Mike Souchak in 1955. ' “This win has given me a lot of on the lucrative tour. Norris' feat of leading from the confidence,’’ Norris said after In 15 tour starts, Norris, living out first to the last day marked the first accepting the biggest check in his of a suitcase, was in the money for time the feat was accomplished Decision backfired life. "Believe me, the $54,000 feels only three, winning $3,550. since Bob Murphy turned the trick like a million.” in 1970. The husky Texan was a model of Although he was nervous on the For a pot-bellied young man who consistency throughout, faltering first tee just before noon as hun said he “majored in golf’’ while at only slightly in the final round when dreds rimmed the area outside the Fresno State he was the talk of this the pressure mounted from hole to Wethersfield clubhouse, Norris got as Schmidt homers next to last GHO at the beautiful hole. He completed 62 holes before off beautiful drive and proceeded to manicured Wethersfield Country carding his first bogey. He wound up birdie the first hole and if he was Club grounds. After the 1983 play, shaking in his shoes it didn’t show as B y Fred McMane I’adrrs 6, Braves .5 with three. .At San Diego,' the Braves con the GHO will move to the Edgewo^ He paced the field by three he also birdied the second en route UPI Sports Writer National League tinued to find new ways to lo.se. Club in Cromwell. strokes on Friday, four on Saturday to the title. Atlanta center fielder Dale Murphy Norris didn’t back into the title by and maintained that edge on the While Floyd and Green waited, Mike Schmidt usually receives lost a fly ball in the sun to set up the any means. He went head-to-head final sunny day before a record hopefully for Norris to cradk, the more intentional passes than a mini- winning run for San Diego and Luis with Raymond Floyd on both Satur crowd of 38,000 and a national televi grim-faced, gum-chewing leader skirted girl on a U.S. Navy base. Marty Bystrom allowed only three day and Sunday, playing in the same sion audience. just stayed with his game and went But Montreal Manager Jim Fan hits in eight innings to get the vic Salazar delivered it with a run threesome, and came out with flying Norris, one of the tour’s rabbits, on to the biggest day in his young ning went against the basic idea of tory. Tug McGraw relieved in the scoring single in the 10th. Chris Chambliss and Bob Horner homered colors against the man who won the had to join the qualifying field last golfing career. purposely walking baseball’s most ninth but was replaced by Ron Reed tor Atlanta, which has now lost 12 of PGA title the previous week. Monday, in order to get into the “■You will hear about Norris after dangerous slugger Sunday and it after giving up a leadoff single to Floyd wound up deadlocked for se GHO. He posted a 70 qualifying this week,’’ Green echoed and one ended up costing the Expos. Warren Cromartie. Reed got the Its last 13 games. cond place with defending champion round. will have to agree. With first base open, the tying run last three outs to gain his eighth (Hauls 8, Dodgers 6 on second and two out in the ninth in save. At Los Angeles, Darrell Evans ning. Fanning and pitcher Steve The victory gave the Phillies the and .Jeff Leonard homered to pace Rogers elected to pitch to Schmidt final two games of the fivegame the Giants to their fourth straight Town title at stake rather than George Vuckovich, and series after the Expos had taken the triumph over Fernando Valenzuela. KadioigI the hot-hitting third baseman un first three games. ■ITie Giants tagged Valenzuela for loaded his 26th homer to give the The game attracted 57,694, the eight hits and five runs in only three Six games tonight Philadelphia Phillies a 3-1 triumph. largest crowd ever to see a regular- innings and helped rookie Bill The late manager Fred Hutchin season game in Montreal. The four- Laskey to his 12th victory. son used to say after consistently day, five-game, series drew 211,600 Vsiros 7, Reds 3 TONIGHT walking Ted Williams intentionally, fans, the third-largest four-date At Cincinnati. Don Sutton. 12-8, JPI photo 8:15 Yaiikeoft v». KoyalH, WPOP in softball playoffs “I’d rather see Ted on first base series in major-league history and allowed five hits in eight innings and 8 :3 0 • Rfcl Sox vs. O rioles, because then I know where he is, the highest for any series since 1963. struck out 10, while Dickie Thon GHO CHAMPION TIM NORRIS REWARDED collected four hits, including three (Jiannel 8, WTIC Playoffs in the Town Slow Pitch rather than at home plate because I Elsewhere, St. Louis swept a Games are also scheduled . . . vt/ith hug from wife, Shelley, after winning $54,000 f t ‘ " don’t where he’ll wind up.” double-header from Pittsburgh 12-5 doubles, to pace the Reds. Reds Softball Tournament start tonight at Wednesday and Thursday nights this starter Tom Seaver failed to retire a three sites with six games Fanning said he let Rogers make and 5-2, San Diego stopped Atlanta week. At least 26 and possibly 27 the decision about pitching to 6-5 in 10 innings, San Francisco batter in the first inning before scheduled. Teams will represent games will be played before a cham being removed from the game with seven leagues. Schmidt. downed Los Angeles 8-6, Houston pion is crowned on Aug. 26, Carl “Normally, 1 tell the pitcher beat Cincinnati 7-3, and the New an aching right shoulder. He was Play will be double elimination. Silver, tourney director, said. charged with his 13th loss in 18 Tonight’s slate: whether he should pitch to the man York Mets split with the Chicago League champions and runner-ups or walk him. But in this case, Steve Cubs, winning 85 before losing 54. decisions. GOLF Fitzgerald Field — Buckland vs. were: West Side — Buckland'and Beth Daniel cnjised figured he’d get him out,” Fanning Curilinuls 12-,5,. Pirates .5-2 McIh 6-.5, Cul»H ,5-4 Bob & Marie’s at 6; Moriarty Fuel Purdy; Nike — Washington Social UPI photo At New York, Ed Lynch scattered and Irish Insurance at 7:30. said. At Pittsburgh, Keith Hernandez Club and Moriarty Fuel; Indy — nine hits in seven innings and Robertson Park — Wilson Electric Pete Rose led off the ninth with a was the hitting star for the Car Wilson Electric and Main Pub; Rec ORIOLES’ AL'BUMBRY CUT DOWN AT PLATE George Foster and Mookie Wilson Tallwood vs. Postal at 6 and Main Pub vs. single and went to second on a dinals, knocking in five runs in the — Main Pub and Nassiff Arms; Dus . . . Red Sox catcher Gary Allenson applies tag for out sacrifice by Manny Trillo. One out double-header to trigger the sweep. had RBI singles in a three-run third FLIGHT — Gross, Bob Nor- CBT .at 7:30. ty — CBT and Postal Employees; later, Schmidt homered to send Hernandez knocked in three runs inning to lead the Mets to victory in mington 72, Tony Steullet 74; Net,, Nike — Purdy and Nassiff Arms at Charter Oak — Farr’s and to win in LPGA ploy Rogers down to his sixth loss in 20 with a triple and a double in the first the opener. Leon Durham hit two John Yastiishefsky 8010-70, Lou 6 and Main Pub and Tierney’s at Tierney’s; Northern — Irish In decisions. It was the first decision game and had three hits in the night home runs, including an inside-the- Argenio 75-4-71, Mike Davis 76-5-71, 7:30. surance and Bob & Marie’s Pizza. that Rogers had lost to Philadelphia cap. John Milner had a grand slam park shot, as the Cubs salvaged a Bill Wood 81-10-71, John Neligon 74- Bad day fo r O rioles convenience, she played nearly since April 29, 1981. for Pittsburgh in the opener. split in the nightcap. 2-72, Ed Stone 77-7-72; B-Gross, A1 JERICHO, N.Y. (UPI) — Beth begins this week and will include 10 Daniel’s victory in a $125,000 tourna players on the LPGA tour along with flawless golf the first three rounds. Smith, 83; Net, Sam Worthen 83-15- "I wasn’t going to be too 68. Mike Davis Jr.86-16-70. Mark ment was so anticlimatic — she won Okamoto and the leading European for the fifth time this year to Uke player, Maria Figueras Dotti of aggressive,” Daniel said. “I figured Steullet 86-15-71, Sal Bonelli 84-13-71, if I could make pars and still win, Bob Farrand 88-16-72, Jim Sommers home $18,750 — that she herself Spain. began to wonder who would capture “1 wish I was going,” Hansen then that would be the best thing to 86-13-73, Pete Velidow 85-12-73; C- do. I saw a lot of names on the Red Sox eruption The Battle For Second Place. said. “ Maybe next year. Or the year Gross, Bob Barde 81; Net, Vince leader board throughout the day, in Reborn Gerulaitis Sledjeski 91-26-65, Dick Brewer 85- When the dust settled Sunday, after that. It certainly is a goal to Daniel had a tournament-record, 12- reach for.” cluding my good friend Lynn 18-67, Rich Duguette 96-18-68, John (Adams, who placed fourth with a Crowley 92-22-70, Bob Quaglia 88-17- under-par total of 276 for an eight- Daniel will be there, but she said stroke victory over — get ready — she will have to “rest up and 286). 71. Lucien Fortin 93-22-71, Dick “ But Martha finished good with a Dowd 89-18-71, Wes Wojtyna 94-21- Martha Hansen and Ayako breathe Mme real fresh air” before the tournament. She has an allergy 69 and Ayako had a 68— who knows, turns back Lendl 73. Okamoto. in seventh wins The tournament was known as the to grass, “not to mention certain one day they’ll be breathing down SWKKPS — Gross, Normington some leader’s neck.” 62, Neligon 63; Net, Brewer 71-18-53, WUI Classic. trees,’’ but despite that In TORONTO (UPI) - The reforma “But I don’t want to hear anybody Duquette 72-18-54, Don Garvey 82-28- BOSTON (UPI) — It was a bad to re-load the bases and Wade Boggs “That was a big play,” said tion of Vitas Gerulaitis is now a 54, Worthen 71-15-56, Crowley 7822- saying, ‘Who are these people?”’ day — especially the seventh inning followed .with a single to left, Weaver. “But all that would have “serious” matter. 56, Ken Dunbar 78-22-56, said Daniel, 25, who boosted her 1982 — for Baltimore Orioles manager scoring Remy and bringing on meant was that we weren’t shut out. The blond New Yorker, his rakish winnings to $199,298. “I think I Yeshishefsky 67-1857, Bill Dowd 78 reliever Mike Boddicker. Lansford Imagine getting shut out in Fenway ways replaced by a devotion to ten deserved to win and I think both 19th hole Earl Weaver. 18- 57, Mark Steullet 73-15-58, Dick ' But for the Boston Red Sox and followed with an RBI single to left Park. That really makes you feel nis, worked quickly back from a Young 74-16-58, Farrand 74-1858, Martha and Ayako deserved to their winning reliever Bob Stanley it and Dave Stapleton capp^ the up one-set deficit Sunday to defeat Ivan finish well. They’re up-and-coming lousy.” Quaglia 75-17-58, John Boylan 75-17- Paul Hunt 62; Jim Moriarty, Dick was a pleasing outing despite a rising with a single to center.' The Red Sox’ outburst had 10 men Lendl 4-6, 81, 83 and win the $300,- 58, Smith 70-12-58, Ken Scofield 81- pros.” Country Club Gardella, Wig Gardella, Bill Leone scare when Mike Torrez got beaned come to the plate without an out, the 000 Canadian Open Tennis Cham 23-58. Daniel certainly soared with her 64. The Orioles intentional three pionship. BEST 16 — A — Sher Ferguson . on the head. walks in the seventh tied the major first time that has happened since A FMGirr — Gross, Tony rounds of 68-68-67-73 on the 6,347- 61-5-56, Dick Smith 685-58, Bob TWO-BALL CHAMPIONSHIP “Getting shut out at Fenway has 1901 for the Boston team. “ I just want him (Lendl) to know yard Meadow Brook Gub course and league record held by a number of Steullet 73, Net, Frank Sullivan 77- Behllng 64-6-58, George Martin 687- — Tim McNamara and Dave Kaye ’ got to make you feel awful,” that nothing he does perturbs me,” clubs but Weaver defended the 10-67, Ed Stone 76-571, Bob Thornton was the obvious gallery favorite. 58; Low gross, Ferguson 72; B — teamed to win the Two-Ball Tourna Weaver said about his team’s ^ “That was really something said Gerulaitis, talking very tough 78-7-71, Henry Steullet 81-10-71, Ted But most of the spectators seemed Don Anderson 67-12-59, Gene Kelly ment with a 5 and 4 victory over ' lossat the hands of the. Red Sox Sun-■ strategy. wasn’t it,” said Boston manager for a man who was working harder Blasko 81-9-72; B-Gross, Warren to express bemusement when Jamie Smith and John Latanzio. Ralph Houk. “We really needed at his nightlife than at his serve less 681856, Mike Martin 781857, Joe day with all the runs being belted in “I didn’t want the infield up,” he DeMartin 81; Net Gary Devins 87- Hansen and Okamoto were In T’ and F’’s — A-Gross, Agnes something like that. Maybe that will than a year ago. Macaione 72-14-58; C — Rich an explosive seventh inning. said. “I had to gamble that one 15-72, Bob Russell 88-16-72, Gordon troduced during the awards Romayko 48; .Net Doris Carpenter get us going.” But the words were fully earned Giorgetti 782849, Jack Crockett 78 Torrez and Stanley combined on a ground ball would get me out of the Beebe 8814-72, Dick Day 87-1872, ceremony. 20-56, Jack Shea 75-18-57, Jim 581838, Edna Wadas 5812-38; B - six-hitter to keep the Orioles Torrez returned to Fenway Park against Lendl, who had not lost a set In all fairness, Hansen, 27, a inning and it would have if it went at Randy Huff 87-13-74, Steve O’Rourke 781857. Gross, Rose La PoU.47; Net, Mary scoreless and Glenn Hoffman and following x-rays a f Beth Israel in his journey to the final, includine native of Sheboygan, Wis., has been any inflelder. However, when they Schachner 85-11-74; C-Gross, Gerry SWEEPS Gross, Len Horvath Prestl 4812-37, Ida McMahon, 5818 Dwight Evans each knocked in two Hospital. a shockingly easy 64, 64 win over on the LPGA tour for five years — ground the ball at the left fielder or Blanchard 85; Net, John Kensel 87- 74; Net, Ferguson72-867, Martin78 39, Florence Barre 581339, C-Gross, runs in the eight-run seventh inning John McEnroe Saturday in the other “They sometimes seem like 50 the rightflelder, you ain’t going to “I’ve roomed with pitchers who 28-69, Ted Tedford 89-1871, Don 7-69; B — Gross, Anderson 79; Net, Maureen Bednarezyk 54; Net, for the win. semifinal. years” — and Is still seeking her win either. have sat bolt upright in the middle Flavell 85-24-71, Pat Paradiso 108 Aldo’ D’AppoUonio 8814-66, Kelly 88 Eileeii Piodzik 581741, Marilyn Torrez was removed after the “I mean, you could not find me. I first win as a pro. of the night after dreaming of get 19- 71, Bill Roy 98-27-71, John Sheetz 13-69, Martin 881870; C — Gross, Warren 61-1842. fourth when he was struck in the “The trouble in that inning was was having a great time,” he said. “The $10,500 is real nice,” said ting hit in the head by a batter’s 9824-72. Austin Weiman 81; Net, Giorgetti *A's and 3's — A-Gross, Lynn right side of the head by a line drive they were getting doubles instead of “Then I decided it was no fun losing Hansen, referring to the second- ball,” Torrez said. “I’ve even SWEEPS Gross, Tony Steullet Tallwood golf champions 982863, Bill Leone 8820-69. Prior 61; Net, Rose Robldeau 61-28 off the bat of Ken Singleton. But x- singles at key times. They did to guys I used to beat 6-0, 6-0. place winnings that both she and dreamed that myself and today it 35, Stone 38; Net, Tom Makin 388 BEST 14 — A -f Tim LaFrancis 38; B-Gross, Florence Barre 61; something that neither team has “It’S not that I regret it — don’t Okamoto pocke^d. “Also, this per- rays showed he suffered no frac- happened. I guess I was lucky, it 34, Blanchard 53-9-34, DeMartin 42- 584-46, Doc McKee 52^647; Gross, Net, Mary Collins 68-30-38; C-Gross, been doing lately — getting key hits get me wrong, I had a blast. But the Winner of the 18-hoie Tailwood Women’s Club Golf Tourna formance.ls a real confidence- . tures and he was quickly released could have been a lot worse,” he 7-35, Peter Brenn 42-7-35, Tedford LaFrancis 72; B — Jini K i^ 67-14- Bert Groman 68; Net, Peg Duggan in key situations.” time will come in two or three more ment this season was Kathy Reynoids, right. Runner-up honors booster for me. I was so desperately from a hospital. said after his x-rays proved no 45-936, Day 44-8-36, Paradiso 51-18 41, GUs Anderson 581444, Dick 74-34-40. years when I will not be able to play were garnered by Florence Ramsey. trying to do well. I’ve only made the Stanley, 8-5, who got the win said The closest the Orioles came to evidence of a fracture. 36, Bob Callihan 40-4-36. Scbotta 5813-45, Ed Corporan 5814 FOUR BALL — Helen Mutty, anymore. It was time to get top 10 once since last year. Now I've he would rather not have entered the scoring all afternoon was in the 45, Jack Moffat 681446, Brooks Mary Collins, Hilda Kristof, Jan serious.” earned just over $23,000, and that’s game under such circumstances but sixth inning when A1 Bumbry Tonight the two teams will close Allen 5812-46, Don Anderson 5818 Simmons 57; Isabelle Parclak, His next goal is to become No. 1 an Improvement.” was happy with his performance, singled and attempted to score on out their four-game series. Boston Jimmy Fund 47, Paul Purcell 56-947, Joe Mprion Zamaitis, Elsie Crockett, and win the U.S. Open in two weeks. I Okamoo, a 31-year-old native , allowing four hits, striking out three Glenn Gulliver’s double to left. will send righthander Chuck Rainey, Macaione 6813-47, E.D. McCarthy Jah Simmons 60; Lynn Prior, Olga In the past, the hard outdoor sur Hiroshima, Japan,' had won XI ", ■ and not walking a batter. However, Bumbry stumbled roun 64, against Baltimore right-hander 57-1047, C - Vic Plagge 682042, Skinner, Betty Lou Nordeen, Hazel faces at the Canadian Open have events on ih t Japanese LPGA tour “I bate going in in a situation like ding third base and was thrown out Dennis M artinez, 11-10, in a Ken Wigren 681842, Larry Bates 58 Piper 61. given players a solid chance to tune tilt Tuesday and took her maiden title In the U.S. that,” he said. “I didn’t feel Mike on a relay from Rice to Lansford to nationally televised night game I 1844, Brian Robldeau 682844, Stevct, up for the U.S. event. Gerulaitis’ this past February, besting Sally was hurt that badly vdien I saw it Allenson, who applied the tag. starting at 8:37.' Dexler 61-17-44, Bert Brown 61-17-44, victory does not make him the Little In the Arizona Classic. happen. And then in the next inning I Annual Jimmy Fund softball Hob LaPolt 5815-44, Val Gemintino favorite for the Flushing Meadows Okamoto, a former textile worker Trapshoot honor was in there. You just go and do the doubleheader is listed Tuesday night 681844. club in New York, but the head-to- who was a premier amateur softball best you can and today it was good at Fitzgerald Field. SWEEPS — AGross, LaFrancis head play in Canada usually throws player in Japan, has been playing to Nora Martin enou^. I was happy with the job'l First game will feature the Feline 72| Net, Dick Smith 73-5-68,' the top four players into just the UPI photo y,” golf for only nine years, and her ac . did.” League All-Stars against Buffalo McKee 75-5-70, B-Gross, Purcell VANDAUA, Ohio (UPI) — Nora Midget gridders open practice proper turmoil, m curate dciver-and-irons game has ' ; Held to only one infield hit through Water Tavern at 6;3p with 7 7 1 Net, King 80-14-66, Gas Martin, a 21-year-old shooter from That held true this time, as Impressed her feiiow pros. ' the first six innings, Boston erupted VITAS GERULAITIS CELEBRATES Gartenhause Cafe of New Britain .Anderson 82-1468, Schotta 82- Lexington, Ky., shattered 199 McEnroe, beset by an erratic serve ‘I finished second here, hut I think in the seventh. Tony Perez and . . victory over Ivan Lendl In Toronto going against Moriarty Brothers at 13-69, IMoHat 8 4 -1 4 -7 0 , T om targets to win the High Lady Cham sessions tonight at Charter Oak and a slump in his “attacking men that’s pretty good,” said Okamoto ' Carney Lansfdrd singled and one out 8. Ixiwcry 80-10-70. Sal Evangriista pionship in Sunday’s Dayton tality,” was beaten by Lendl, and through an interpreter. “1 wasn’t : later, Reid Nichols doubled off the said, “The 40 grand means nothing. but it was the second such exchange 81-11-70; C-Gross, Ed Shaw 91t Homecoming at the 83rd Grand ' left field wall to give the Red Sox a before Nov.i) and must weigh the outstanding Czech was in turn trying to catch Beth; she was too far American Trapshoot.' Practice sessions for the beaten by Gerulaitis. “I can make more than that from between the two players. The''first Net, Vie Plagge 90-20-70. 1-0 lead. Gary AUmson was inten- MamAester Midget Football between 70 and 120 pounds and must Ken Rosewall ahead. But I did want to finish weil In the past two years, Martin has Jimmy Connors defaulted from endorsements and other contracts came at the Masters in New York FOUR BALL — Vk handicap: tionally walk^ and Hoffman lined a League start tonight at Charter Oak be accompanied by a parent or guar and I’m satisfied.” registered six perfect 200s in singles his semifinal match with a back in from winning the U.S. Open. It’s the' earlier this year, when Lendl Okamoto has played in 12 events Gross, ^ r Ferguson, Bill Sullivan, two-run single to right, kayoing Park at 6.IS. dian to register. floored Gerulaitis with a forehand stops Dibley Bob (iustamachlo, George McNitt competition, two more than any jury. Connors will consult his doc glory and the money.” this year and has earned $57,627. She , " loser Scott McGregor. , All boyd who have signed to play Opening games are slated Satur volley to the head. 70; Bill Moran, Ron Simmons, other woman in the history of tors this week. NAPA, Calif. (UPI) — Top seeded plans to return to Japan after ' Jerry Remy received an inten are requested to report on time. day night, slept. 18 at Mt. Nebo with Gerulaitis also got his licks in with Gerulaitis said his shot wws inten Frank Roberts, Mike Gatklewicz 70; trapshooting. 1 Gerulaitis claimed his third title a volley which he aimed directly at Ken Rosewall defeated countryman traveling to Shaker Heights, Ohio tional walk and Evans foUwed with Registrations will be held nightly a doubleheader. All remaining tional but was not motivated by Net, Marsh Warren, Bill Ogden, Bob William ’Thompson of Milton, of the year and also claimed the Colin Dibley, 4-6, 83, 6-3, in the 4* a tw8run double to ri^t center. at the field. games will be Staged on Friday Lendl in the second game of the se revenge, because Lendl had.cut off The Nine Hole Tournament finalists at the Tallwood course for the World Championship of Wallace, Jim 0*Rourkp 62; Ted Del., captured the juniors winner’s check of $48,000, but he cond set. The shot missed narrowly. finals of the Legends, a tennis cham were winner Anna Koval, right, and runner-up Sharron Caruso. Women’s Golf. That tournament Jim Rice was walked intentionally Boys must be age 10 thru 13 (not 14 nights. any other possible angle of play. pionships Sunday. Piodzik, Mike Martin. Jack Shea, championship, also with 198. \4 - ' I I MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Aug. 16, 1982 - 17 ‘ Ift - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Aug. 16, 1982 V J.
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By Uniteu rress International showing more mobility than he did Ricky Jones of a Mark Reed pass in in the past,” said veteran 49ers’ the closing moments of the final The Raiders made quite an im defensive end Dwaine Board, who quarter set up a 1-yard plunge by I'arlr. MU 109 392 118 .301 Thornton, ('lev 26; DeCinces. pression on San Francisco Coach Howard Jackson ' with ju s t IS Irozrn. SD 114 381 114 .299 Ual. Harrah. Cle and Oglivie. sacked Plunkett twice. . American League National League Mil 24 ® Bill Walsh. First Game m a j o r Pena. Pitt 102 373 111 .296 seconds remaining. East American League “The Los Angeles Raiders could In other games Saturday, • W L Pet OB St. Lou 202240101-12120 , PtRbg 000000401- 5 93 g ab h pet. Buns Batted In Baltimore downed the New York At Irving, Texas, Matt Robinson, Milw 6B 4B .566 - LEAGUE Wilson. KC 90389 134 .344 National League — Oliver. be a championship team. They Boston 63 S2 .648 4^ Mura and Tenace; McWil Giants 19-14, Green Bay nipped the the fourth Buffalo quarterback of Baseball liams. Guante (5), Neimann (8) Harrah. Cl 114 437 143 .327 Mil 83; Murphy. Atl 82; Clark, handled everything we did. They’re Balt 60 54 626 7 Garcia. Tr 114492 158 .321 SK and Hendrick, StI 76; New York Jets 21-19, Atlanta topped the night, threw a S-yard swing pass Detroit 58 S7 .504 9^ nnd Pena. W—Mura (11-7). L— LEADERS going to be tough, make no m isf^ e McWillams (75). HRs — St. Cooper. Ml 109467 146 .319 Carter. Mtl and Guerrero. LA Minnesota 20-17,, l^ ta lo downed to Arthur Whittington for the win N.V. 56 SB .401 11 Yount. Mil 110«0 143 .318 .74 about it,” Walsh said Saturday after neve 56 56 .487 I W i l,nuis. Green (1); Pittsburgh, Lv United'Press International American League — McRae. Milner (1). Hrbk. Mnn 102 391 124 .317 the 49ers lost to the Raiders — who Dallas 14-10, aeveland slipped by ning touchdoum with S9 second l^ t Toronto 57 61 .483 12 Batting McRa. KC 115436 137 .314 KC 98; Thornton, Clev 91; West (Based on 3.1 j^ate appear-, have yet to be referred to as the Los Detroit 17-16, Denver defeat^ the to spark the Bills. 1 Second Game Rice. Bos 106417 130 .312 ('ooper. Mil 87; Thomas. Mil. Kan City 49 574 - nnres x number of games each Bit 103 361 112 .310 84. Luzinski. Chi 80. Angeles Raiders byU e NFL —17-14 Los Angeles Rams 33-20, Miami Bv United P n m Intemailonal C-alif 66 SO .569 V k St Lou OllOQOlOO-SUO Murrv. Pt.chgh 000 100 001-2 71 pU. Bonnil. Tr 106 345 107 m Stolen Bases in the opening exhmition game for clubbed Washington 24-7, Pittsburgh At Pontiac, Mich,, Cleo Miller National League Chi 63 52 .548 3 National League Home Runs National League - Raines. East battle 56 SB .500 6^ l,aPoint. Sutter (9) and g ab h pet. stopped New England 24-20, and scored on an 8-yard run with 7:20 Porter: Sarmlento. Romo (7), National League -- Murphy. Mil 54: Moreno. Pitt 51 and both teams. | W L Pet. GB Oaklnd 52 66 .441 15^ Oliver. 114 430 140 .326 Atl 29: Kingman, NY 28; retnaining and I^ tt Bahr’s conver St. Lou W 50 578 — Texas 46 68 .404 19)^ Sf’urrv (9) and Nicosia. W— LSmith. StL 51; Wilson. NY. 44. At San Francis^, Marc Wilson Tampa Bay rout^ Philadelphia 35- Knight. 116 4C 138 .312 Schmidt. Phil 26; Horner. Atl Sax. LA 41 Phila OB 51 5M 1 Minn 40 77 542 27 I^Point (65). L*-Sarmiento (5- 107 410 128 .312 and Cleo Montgomery combined on a 7. sion clindied Cleveland’s victory. MU 61 56 .896 5^ ,3). HR—Pittsburgh, Madlock Baker. 24. Carter. Mtl and Guerrero, American League - Hender Diirhin. 111407 1Z7 .312 IrA 23. son Oak 109; Garcia. Tor 42; 76-yard pass play early in the fourth On Friday night, Kansas City At Anaheim, Calif., Steve DeBerg Ptsbgh 60 57 .518 7 Saturday’s* Results (13). L.Smth. 113 435 134 .308 passed for 161 yards in the first half N.Y 50 IB .481 16V^ American League — Thomas, •ICruz. Sea 30; Wathan. KC quarter and Greg Pruitt ran 1 yard edged Cincinnati 26-20 and Seattle Chi 51 60 .425 17W Kansas City 1, Detroit 0 First Game Mdlck. 115428 131 .306 Mil 32: Re.Jackson, Cal 27: and LeKlore. Chi 28. and Mark Herrmann keyed a Baltimore 5, Boston 2. 10 OR xn for a touchdown seconds' later to blanked St. Louis 14-0. West innings Chi 002000011-410 3 spark the Raiders. second-half rally to lead the Bron Los Ang 66 S3 .566 ^ Oaluand 10, California 1 N.Y 013100 00x<-5 80 cos. Atia ' 63 53 .543 m Toronto 4, Milwaukee 2 Martz. Campbell (4). Her Jim Plunkett combined with Cliff At Green Bay, Wis., Rich San Dgo 63 56 .534 Chicago 6. New York 0 nandez (7). Tidrow (8) and Branch on a 57-yard scoring play in At Miami, veteran Don Strock San Fran 62 57 SU 4 Texas 3, Cleveland 2 Davis: Lynch. Scott (8). Orosco UPI photo Campbell passed - ^ Hous S3 63 .467 (9). Zarh'rv (9) and Hodges. W the first quarter and Chris Bahr directed a third-quarter touchdown Seattle 3, Minnesota 1 —Lynch (2‘4). L—Martz (65). for one touchdown Cinri 42 75 .360 23 Sui^ay’s Results .ARTER-- drive that enddd when Andra booted a 24-yard field goal in the and Willard Saturday’s Results Kansas Citv 6. Detroit 1 Frdnklin lunged over from 2 yards Philadelphia 15, Montreal 11 ^ sto n 8. Baltimore 0 Second Game JOHNNY RUTHERFORD HITS THE WALL IN POCONO third period to account for the other Reaves and Eddie Chicago 7. New York 4 ('hi 103 001 010 - 6 102 out to carry the Dolphins. Chicago 6. New York 4 . . . veteran driver was shaken up and suffered hand injuries Raiders points in the game played Lee Ivery ran for St. Louis 4, Pittsburg 1 Seattle 10. Minnesota 2 N.Y. 001 130000-5 83 At Knoxville, Tenn., Frank Collins Houston 2. Cincinnati 0 Kravec. Proly (6). Smith (9) EVROIET before a sellout crowd of 61,075. two more to lead Toronto 3. Milwaukee 2 and Moreland. Davis (9): plunged 1 yard for a fourth-quarter Atlanta 6. San Diego 5 Oakland 3. California 2 The 49ers scored on a 6-yard pass the Packers. San Francisco 4, Los Angeles Cleveland 6, Texas 4 Puleo. Orosco (5) and Hodges. TD and two key interceptions paved 2 W—Prolv (4-2). L-Orosco (2- from Guy Benjamin to Johray Davis At Atlanta, Today’s Probable Pitchers the way for the Steelers in a game Sunday's Results (All Times EDT) Bi HRs-Chicago. Durham 2 in the second quarter and a 4-yard reserve quarter New York 5. Chicago 4. 1st Kansas City (Blue 9-8 and (Ifii; New York. Foster (12). pass from rookie quarterback Bryan b a c k M ike played, at the University of game Black 3-3) at New York AAears sitting pretty Tennessee before over 93,000 fans. Chicago 6, New York 5, 2nd fRighetti 65 and May 4-3), 2. Phila 000000012-3 7 1 Clark to Eason ^nsom with 1:04 Moroski threw a game Mil 010000000-1 41 YEAR-END 6 At Tampa, Fla., rookie running 5:30 p.m. left. 19-yard' TD pass St. Louis 12, Pittburgh 5, 1st Cleveland (Walts 1-11) at Bvstrom. McGraw (9), R. back Michael Moiton scampered 9 game Bcf^ (9> and Virgil. Diaz (9); All three Raiders scores came as to rookie running back Reggie Toronto (Gott 3-6),. 7:30 p.m. Rnj’crs and Carter. W—Bys- and 80 yards for fourth-period TDs St. Louis 5. Pittsburgh 2. 2nd Seattle (Bannister 11-7) at a result of San Francisco mistakes. Brown with 4:38 remaining to lift game Detroit (Morris 13-tl). 7:35 Iroin (5-4). L—Rogers (145). However, while the Raiders stuck to power the Buccaneers. Philadelphia 3, Montreal 1 p.m HRs — Philadelphia. Maddox the Falcons. Houston 7. Cincinnati 3 Baltimore (D. Martinez 11-10) (5>. Schmidt (26). after win at Pocono for the most part to their more The Chicago Bears will play their San Diego 6, Atlanta 5, 10 at Boston (Rainey 6-4). 8:35 experienced players, the 49ers used first game under new coach Mike innings H»us 203 101 000 - 7 15 1 San Francisco 8, Los Angeles p.m Cinri 010000002-3 72 / all of their rookies and free agents. At Baltimore, a 45-yard intercep Ditka tonight when they travel to Chicago (Dotson 6-11) at Sutton. LaCoss (9). Roberge San Diego. 6 Texas (Honeycutt 5-13), 8:35 MOUNT POCONO, P ^'rU P I) - Sunday’s race gave Mears 66 points "Plunkett can still move. He’s tion return by reserve linebacker Today’s Probable Pitchers 11.m (9> and Ashby. Pujols (9); and moved him past Johncock into (All Times EDT) California (Zahn 125)' at Seaver. Leibrandt (1). Harris ; One race is all Rick IVWars needed to Houston (Ryan 12-6) at Oakland (McCatty 6-2). 10:35 i8» and Van Gnrder. Irevino first place in the CART standings Cincinnati (Shirley 4-9), 7:36 (Ri W-SuUon 025). L - ■ regain his confidence and head him p.m. Soavrr (5-13). in the right direction'fer a second with 191. Johncock earned 24 points p.m. Tuesday's Games for a sixth-place finish and is the Tuesday's Games j Kansas City at New York, ■ straight CART driving/title, Record set in Falmouth race Los Angeles at Chicago night on innings) rUnnerup with 185. Philadelphia at Houston, Atia 004 000 001 0 — 5 81 Mears, admitting be was getting a Cleveland at Toronto. 2. twi- Sn i)g 010 400 0001 — 6121 Mears and Cogan were the only night uight little worried whepdie failed to win a New York at Cincinnati, night SeatUe at Detroit, 2. twi-night Niekro. Bedrosian (7) and drivers Sunday to go the full 200 Montreal at Atlanta, 2, twi- Baltimore at Minnesota, night Benedict. Sinatro (8); LoIIar. ; race-ig hisJasUive starts after cap- night l)cI.eon (7) and Kennedy. W— '■/turing the first two races of the laps. Bobby Rahal was third and Salazar met challenge ^ n Diego at St. Louis, night (Thir-ago at Texas, night Del.eon (5-4). li—Bedrosian (5- Roslnn.at California, night / season, blended experience with an Geoff Brabham finished fourth, both San Francisco at Pittsburgh, Milwaukee at Oakland, night fi). HRs—Atlanta. Horner (24). nicht (’hamhliss 04), f ; experimental turbocharger to break three laps behind the leaders. Tony NEW 1982 NEW 1982 the losing streak Sunday in the Bettenhauscn was fifth, covering 195 San Frn 212021 000- 813 2 laps. Ij)S Ang 010000023-6 82 CHEVETTE CAVALIER Pocono 500. with brilliant showing Laskov. Breining (6), Lavelle Hatchback Coupe. Loaded with Nearing $1.5 million in earnings in Mears Said, "I felt that on any (8). Minton (9) and Brenlv; 2 Door. particular lap during the race, I had Valenzuela. Beckwith (4). Stock No. 5500 equipment. • only his sixth full season as a cham Wright (6). Forster (8) and Stock No. 5080 pionship car driver, Mears beat his everybody else on the track only record-setting one of the day. Scinscla. Yeager (8). W— covered. But too many things can FALMOUTH, Mass: (UPI) - He Laskov 025). L—Valenzuela Roger Penske team mate Kevin talked about being mentally un Joan Benoit became the race’s first 0551 ’ HR.s-San Francisco. ; Cogan by two seconds and was sit happen. You’re never comfortable four-time winner when she Kvan*? 03). l,.eonard (3). until a race is over.” prepared for the challenge yet left ting coinfortably in the catbird seat his pursuers far back in his path negotiated the 7.1 mile course along 'm if uiECK in ^949®* ®7224^® Mears led the field 12 times for 142 A when he took the checkered flag. with a brilliantly run race. the Atlantic Ocean in a time of 36 The car was operating where 1 laps. He was in front for the last 21, minutes and 33 seconds. The American League wearing down Johncock’s car and A stomach illness almost forced Kan Ctv 004 000 002 ^6101 could lead and run comfortably." him to withdraw from the race previous mark, set last year by Dolrnit ■ 000 000 100- 1 50 beating off Cogan’s challenge. B M E B A Il [.conard. Quisenberry (9) and ■ Mears said. "1 made up my mind 1 Norway’s Grete Waitz (who did not Penske. who has fashioned before it started but a doctor Wathan; lljdur. James (3). was going to take it easy for 500 provided the poper prescription and compete Sunday) was 37:12. Rucker i7), Tobik (9) and \ ■ miles. At the start. I ran hard for a numerous championship teams 1‘arrish. W—Leonard (65), L—. the only irritation he felt was a side “I don’t think I’m ready to beat Pidur (65i, HRs-Kansas City. ' ; few laps and took the lead. But then UPI photo during the last decade, was par Grete yet, but I think 1 coudl have Inside the numbers game ticularly delighted over the 1-2 cramp which came and went in the Martin O0»: Detroit. G. Wilson 1 backed down and let Mario (An last three miles. given her a run,” said Benoit, a iRi dretti i and Johnny (Rutherford) go finish of Mears and Cogan. By Harvey Greene bad been retired to honor HAPPY RICK MEARS Alberto Salazar did not sound like Boston University track coach who Joe DiMaggio. So, Smalley Rail OOOOOQOOO-O 60 , , by me. 1 just decided 1 would run the " I’d been concerned in previous also won here In 1976,1978 nad 1981. Boston 000 000 8 0 x -8 100 . . . displays victory trophy races about our cars finishing,” a winner the day before the 10th an doubled up his original McGregor. Stoddard (7). Bod- same pace they ran, feeling 1 could nual Falmouth Road Race and he “It would have been interesting to When New York Mets number. Now be Is wearing NEW 1982 NEilV 1982 go in front again whenever I Penske said, "but obviously with reliever Neil Alien suffered dicker (7) and Nolan: Torrez. ■,-A n most certainly did not feel like one. see what would have happened.” No. SS in pinstripes... # Sfanlev (5) and Allenson. W— Karning a winner’s purse of $66,- this kind of result, it’s a great day. a mild slump recently, there wanted." But he went out Sunday and turned Speaking of DiMaggio, not Stanley (85). L—McGregor (12- CITATION S-10 PICKUP 435. Mears said he thought the Kevin ran real strong at the end and was some Uddine that per 1)1 4 Door, P.S., Body side A compact truck. Made In the USA. .Mears, clocked at 145.879 miles the race into a contest for second many recall that he wore per hour, really had no problems Japanese-built turbocharger "didn't ran Gordy down, which was terrific haps it stemmed from his No. 9 as a rookie... NY 001010110-4121 molding, PB, electric defogger Stock No. 5312 place with a course record run of 31 FALMOUTH, Mass. (UPI) - uniform number — No. 13. after Rutherford crashed on the make that much difference. It was - especially for the point stan Here is a list of the top 10 men and Two other Yankees who Chi 010 000 1 4 X -6 8 2 and more. not a big deal at all. It’s the same as dings." minutes, 53.3 seconds. And not only Alien wore No. 46 until had their jerseys retired — Guidrv. G o s s a g e (7). Stock No. 5543 ^ 138th lap. suffering a broken right did he leave his closest pursuers far women finishers in the 1982 this year, when he defied an l^iBorhe (8) and Cerone; hand, and Gordon Johncock went out other turbochargers we have made Penske hopes the team can do as Falmouth Road Race; Yogi Berra (No. 8) and Burns. Barnjas (4). Hickey (7>. behind, he also left them In awe. age-old jinx and changed to Mickey ManUe (No. 7) - Lamp (8) and Hill. Fisk (8). W G on the 195th with a broken gear box. in the past. We were taking a chance well over the next three CART races * 6 5 3 9 “ “ He controlled the race the whole Men’s Division “unlucky” 13. wore different numbers in —Lamp (85). L-CJossage (45). ■ Johncock had been seeking to in using it. It wasn’t a proven unit. which will be run over road courses. 1. Alberto Salazar, Eugene, Ore. ”I just want to ^ v e Cogan, who said Penske's only in way,” said third-place finisher Rod their rookie seasons: Berra Toront 000110001 — 3 71 become the only driver besides A1 We weren’t sure how our fuel 31:53 hitters a little something Milw 010001000-2 60 * 7 3 7 7 ” mileage would be when we started.” struction prior to the race was to Dixon, the winner in 1980 and originally was No. 35, and . Unser to win the triple crown of 500- runnerup to Salazar last year. “We 2. Craig Virgin, Lebanon, III. 32:12 extra to think about,” Mantle was No. 6. Clancy,. Murray (9) and ' mile races in a single season. He Gaining the pole position Friday "go out and win," admitted there explains Allen. “I want Whitt: M^ich. Slaton (6) and were reduced to running for second 3. Rod Dixon, Flying Hills, Pa. QUICK QUIZ — The Yost. W-5295 year,” Virgin said. mit he lacks a punishing finishing 33:13 80 PONT. Horizon 4 door, 4 cytlndar, 4 spaed, Rookie Rick Ownbey’s blue eyes swept the Mets’ throughout his hiA sdiool (105). L-Hough (11-10). H R - ms Citation 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 speed, Salazar’s year includes a record kick (although Dick Beardsley Women’s Division Valenzuela, BUI GuUlckson Texas. Hostetler (21). LeMans Sta. Wg. V-6. auto., air cond., stereo caasatte, rear window dafoggar entire clubhouse. He had been in it only a few career. When Parrish signed and Paul SpUttorff — with powar steering, stereo cassette and P a r a d e setting Boston Marathon win and an might think otherwise after he was 1. Joan Benoit, Cape Elizabeth, his first contract with powar ataaring & brakas, luggaga rack, and more. much mora. minutes. Maine 36:33 RolUe Fingers and Jim Kera radio. Looks New. "Where's the water fountain?” he asked American record runs in the 5,000 passed by Salazar in the stretch of Detroit, he had it written available to pitch in reUef... Milt Richman and 10,000 meters. He is the first the Boston Marathon). So Salazar 2. Diane Roger, New Zealand into that pact that he would 77 PLYMOUTH <2995 oufielder Mike Howard, with whom he played this How about an Infield and 79 BUICK ®5695 80 FORD ®5095 Volara 4 door, 6 cylinder, AT, power runner to hold both titles since the simply left the rest of the 4,400 37:41 get No. IS. a catcher with similar Century Sta. Wg. V-6, auto., powar year at Tidewater in the Internatidnal League and In all, there are seven Fairmont 2 door. 4 cyl., AT. PS, PB, air steering, radio and more. * late Steve Prefontaine. Bqt that, runners Sunday soon after the two- 3. Debbie Eide, Salem, Ore. 38:03 numbers? WelL there might steering & brakas. radio, rear win conditioning, radio and more. who was brought up from there himself less than major leaguers who wear dow dafoggar. Clean, low mitaaga. two weeks ago. along with being the fastest mile checkpoint and increased his 4. Susan Schneider, Minneapolis, be some arjgument here. CAR CARE 77 BUICK >4395 Minn. 38:36 No. 13: Allen, Parrish, Dave An all-No. 8 team would "Over there. ” Howard said, gesturing toward the marathoner on record, isn’t enough. lead as the miles went on. Concepcion, Juan Elcbel- 82 CHEVY <8095 Regal 350 V-8, AT, PS. PB. air con 5. Jacq u elin e G areau , Ville have Carl Yastrzemskl at CORNER ditoning. radio and more. front section of the shower room. “I’m still convinced I can be the “ I knew I was in shape to run berger, Joe Ferguson, Bob Malibu Classic 4 dr.. V-6, AT. PS, PB 80 CHEVROLET <5995 Friday, the 13th. d’Anjou, Quebec 38:46 third (he has played there at Monte Carlo, \f-6, AT, PS, PB. air con Directly across the room. Rusty Staub, a veteran world’s beat in the 10,000 meters,” faster than I did last year but I by Brown and Buck body side moldings, floor mats, electric "The fact that I was with the Mets in Florida this didn’t know if I was mentally 6. Laurie Binder, Oakland, Calif. times during bis career), Cal rear dafoggar, AM radio and nK>ra. ditioning. stereo, rear dafoggar and 77 CHEVROLET <4495 of 20 years in the big leagues^ watched this little said the 24-year-old Salazar, who Martinez. Camaro. V-8. 4 spaed, air conditioning, spring helps. I know everybody, so that takes some 38:49 Ripken Jr. at short, Joe more. banter between Ownbey and Howard and was finished second in that event in a prepared to push myslef to do it,” BY THE NUMBERS — Morgan at second, WlUie AM/FM radio and more. of the newness away. I wasn’t aware the Mets con said Salazar, whose time was two 7. Nancy Conz, Easthampton, The Yankees were the first 82 CHEVY <8895 reminded of his first day in the majors with the race this summer in Oslo. “Right StorgeU at first and either Malibu Clastic 4 dr. V-6, AT. PS. PB. air sider me a phenom. 1 still have to do the job on the- Mass. 38:56 Houston Colt 45s. That’s what they called them in now. I’m in the top three or four. seconds faster than his mark of 1981. major-league team to wear Qaiy Carter or Bob Boone cond.. rear dafoggar, AM radio, plus 79 CHEVROIIT <5495 77 PONTIAC <5495 field.” uniform numbers regularlv, Trans Am coupe, V-8, AT, air con 1963, not the Astros. But the guys ahead of me are in “ I know I’m as good as anyone out 8. Linda McClennon, Atlanta 38:58 behind the plate. much more. Only 3,000 original miles. Malibu Classic 4 door, V-6, AT. PS. PB, Ownbey’s unspectacular 8-7 record with a practice they b^an m air conditioning, tinted glass plus much ditioning, powar windows, cassette and ’’Everything was fine until I went to the field in their 30s and they don’t have the im there; I know Craig isn’t in the 9. ' Suzanne Girard, Johnson City, That Infield could be chal By Karl Bartorla Tidewater doesn’t begin to tell you how well he N.Y. 39:02 1929... 81 CHEVY <6695 more. mora. the top of the first inning,” Staub remembered. “I pitched for the Tides. He went into the ninth inhing provement ahead that I do.” shape I’m in and I know Rod hasn’t lenged by an all-No. S team, Sarvica Managar 10. Merennette Bean-Simmons, Today, the most popular featuring Bob Homer at Malibu Classlo 2 door, V-6. AT. PS. PB. was playing right field and Howie Goss was playing Salazar knows his strengths and had the track meets I’ve had.” electric rear dafoggar, body aide midgs, twice with no-hitters in games with Syracuse and Bermuda 39:05 number in the major third, George Brett at short center. And when 1 started to loosen up, I threw the his weaknesses. He is the first to ad- Salazar’s performance wasn’t the When you start your car In AM radio and more. 79 PONTIAC <5345 TRUCKS Toledo, yet Tidewater lost both games. That ain’t learaes is No. SO. No fewer (an occasional player at that the morning, do you warm it 6 Lemans 4 door, V-6 AT, PS, PB, roar ball over his head — twice. He just laughed and easy. than 20 big leaguers wear up before you drive off? No poaltlon), BUI Nbdlock at 81 PONTIAC <7795 window dafoggar, air conditoning, radio 79 DATSUN >4905 said, ‘Calm down, calm down.’” In still another contest, he actually beat Toledo 3- that uniform number... ( second, Tony Perez at first good! Most manuals will cau and mora. The player with the low tion you not to Indulge In Grand Prix. V-6, AT. PS, PB. air con Pickup 4 cylinder, 4 spaed, plus more. Ownbey, a skinny 24-year-old right-hander from. 2, but the Mudhens protested on the grounds one of and Johnny Bench as the ditioning. body side midgs and more. Nice economy pickup. Corona, Calif., whose blond hair and matching two Tides’ baserunners advanced too far on a wild Buffalo Water Tavern est uniform number in the lengthy warm-ups. They mustache cause him to resemble the Dodgers’ majors is A1 Oliver, who Aq all-numerical waste fuel, pollute the air, 79 CHEVROLET <4475 throw into the stands by the Hens’ shortstop and the wears No. 0... The player find Increase wear on your 80 PONTIAC <6350 Monza, 4 cylinder angina; automatic 79 TOYOTA <4995 Jerry Reuss somewhat, is the first of a rich crop of U outfield? The best prdbably Grand Lamans 2 door. V-6, AT. PS. PB, transmission, radio and mora. protest was allowed. Tidewater ultimately lost the with the highest numher is car. What exactly happens 4 Pickup. 4 cylinder. 5 spaed. AM/FM young pitching "phenoms” the Mets have brought caps Newington tourney would come from three 44s when you start your car? air conditioning, cruise control, rear win radio and mora. replay and Ownbey lost his victory. Carlton Fisk, who donned dow dafoggar and more. up from the minors in the hope of turning it all He blanked Syracuse for 10 Innings In another (Reggie Jackson, Ken Lan- When you kick the gas pedal No. 72 with ^ White Sox dreaux and Tom Pad<»‘di), once of twice, the choke on 78 CHEVROLET <5395 81 CHEVR9LET >9495 around. And the Mets, bobbing around the National game Tidewater lost in 11 inings, 1-0. Had Ownbey Ail the marbles were garnered in collected two bits. , after wearing No. 27 for 10 your carburetor automatical 80 PONTIAC <6395 McAdam each collected tko hits. three 35s’ (Don Baylor, Monte Carlo, 305 V-6 angina, AT, P8, PB. Fieatsida 6Vi-f|. bad pickup, 6 cyl., stan League East cellar, could do with some turning won these ballgames, his record might have been the Women’s Slow P it ^ Softball years with Boston. Fisk says ly closes (unless you have a Grand Lamans 4 door, V-6, AT, PS, PB, air conditoning, crulaa control, tilt wheel dard, PS. PB, auxiliary fuel tank and around. The fourth success was by a lop George Rendrldi and Joae manual cbtAe). It does this to air conditioning and more. 12-4. Tournament in Newington last be reversed the digits < (hux) or three 33a (Rupert iit and mora. mora. The other young pitchers they’re looking to for sided 14-1 count against New because “that was the year cut down on the amount of air Ownbey got the word about his promotion after weekend by Buffalo Water Tavern. DOUBLE A Jones, Jack Clark, Steve that Is going Into the car the future, all right-handers, are Ron Darling and the Tidewater-Toledo contest Friday night. The local entry posted a 5-1 record .Milford Young set the offensive (1972) my son was bom, it M apM iiEr. ^995 78 CHEVRgLn >4395 79 CKVR91ET *5995 Concluding its season yesterday, ~ , Jerry Mumphrey and buretor. This increases the Citation 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 tpead, great Scott Holman with Tidewater; Tim Leary, still Manager Jack Aker gave him a phone number and in the 12-team play to come home pace with three blows and Sokol, was my rookie year In the S vacuum In the venturi and Nova 4 door. 6 cytlndar, automatle powar Pickup. V-6, standard. PS. PB. radio, cap Manchester Ic^ to W est^rt in the iZiik)._____ economy apeelall staging and much mora. and mora. trying to get straightened out after being sidelined told him to call general manager Dave Rosenfield. with the championship trophy. Birdsey, Powers, Barb Iversen and semifinals of the Double A Soccer majors, and it represents QUIZ ANSWER — The draws more fuel than usual by tendinitis and a pinched nerve, and Jeff Bittiger “Something's going on in New ’York,” Aker said In the first test, BWT defeated Betsy GUmartln each chipped in the tum-around year In my other numbers the Yankees Into the engine. This enriched Tournament by a 3-1 score. fnel/air mixture helps the car 80 MAZDA <4775 78 DODGE <3695 79 CHEVROLET <5175 wth Jackson in the Texas League. Main Production, 13-0 as Cheryl with a pair of hits. careo’." have retired are No. 3 ^ b e QLC 2 door, 4 cylinder, 4 tpaad. power to him..^ Steve Sax of the Dodgers to heat-up mote quickly. Aapan 2 door, 8 cytlndar, PS, PB, air oon- Luv Plokup, 4 cylinder, 4 speed and So anxious are the Mets to get a quick line on the Ownbey was getting ready to shower at the time Powers collected four hits and Kim Ryan’s of Meriden halted the BWT Ruth), No. 4 (Lou GMirtg), brakes, stereo radio, rear window " dltlohlng, radio and more. mora. Jack Madzala tallied on a cross and Johnny Ray of the. dafoggar, piua mora. ______6-foot-3, 170-pound Ownbey, they're starting him and after he got through, Rosenfield gave him the Sokol and Cindi Birdsey three each.. win skein, 34) as the locals managed No. 18 (Thurman Munion), Enjoy friendly, efficient ser from Dan Collins to knot the score I- P iff tea both play second vice from tboee at DILLON against the Reds Tuesday night in Cincinnati. news. Next the locals defeated Our Gang just three hits. No. 18 (IW tey Ford) and 1 but Westport came back to tally base. They also may both No. 87 ( C a ^ Stengel). FORD, SU Main St. We are That’s fine with him even though he reported from "You’re on your way to New York,” he told him. of Newington, 164) with Powers earning into the title game, BWT prepared to rebuild twice wiUiin a five-minute span to become the first rookies (Whim) onOf Tidewater last Saturday and has only two days’ ser The other Tidewater players began con again leading the way with three came back to blank Ryan’s, 84), as V since 1984 to accumulate. transmissions and engines In cop the decision. and anoedotee t o ' our own shop. We use modem .A R TER —- - vice time in the majors. gratulating Ownbey, although the way the Mets binglet. Sokol, Birdsey, Sharyn Powers again led the hitters with 200 hits. Oh yes, they both In BasebaU c/o this new m - equipment in our tuneups end “1 don’t know about all this ‘phenom’ stuff,” said have bMn going lately, condolences might have Young, Ann Andrews, Barb Stamp three. Birdsey, Iversen and Startup wear uniform No. 8... ir. Volume of maU prohl- wheel balancing service. the outgoing Californian who was leading the Inter been ihore appropriate. Ownbey was excited, and Michelle Sheridan each added each added two bingles as the locals Marty Simon was a standout for When Roy Smalley was Gta personal repUes). Special rates on car rentals with the Twins, be wore No. E V R O LE T ^ national League with 122 strikeouts in ISO innings though. two hits in the slugfest. copped their first tournament of the the Silk Towners who wound up the w mt,MM»ri,iiaii e in taii for service customers. Open when he got the call to move up. "I’ve been trying “I didn’t wanna freak out and let it get me,” he The third BWT win came at the season with a 6-4-4 won, lost, tied When be was traded to the assesesraasiwwiFiUMsssw.) g-t. Tel. MS-Z146 for an app't. to keep the right perspective about all this since said. "Just because I’m here now doesn’t mean I’ve expense of RatelU’s of Bristol, 5-2 Next weekend the champs will take YsnkMs, Smalley found that at DILLON FORD, 31» Main record. Goalie Simon tbnied aside unavaiuble — it St. "Where dependabllltyfli a 1229 MAIN STREET Tel. 646-6464 MANCHESTER they told me I was going to New 'York last Friday. got the job.” as Birdsey, Povrers, Young, An part in the New England Regionsls 25 shots. tradition." drews . and Jean McAdam each in Plalnville. \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 16. 1982 - 19 w w n e i i K I lU lE S V. i , f ' C lassified 643 MiniiAumCti 22— Condomirtjums TAG SA LE SIG NS . l8 W o r d » 23— Homes lor Sale 39— Heating*Prumbing 4 6 - Sporting Goods • Sa-Miee for Rent 24— LotS'Land for Sale 36— FtAoring 47— Garden Products Ml-HomM/Apir M 8hW« fS^Inveslmeni Property 37— Moving*Truclung>Storage46— Antiques Are things piling up? Then \Afhy not have a TAG SALE? 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Flexi with references. Call 646- deliveries call George Yourself manual” brand Hot water. ^pU ances. No ®anrl|f0tfr Bfralb new, .810.00. New tripod centrally located near parts car. 0494110 after miles. CaU 646-2088, or 74^ ble hours. Apply in person 1030. Grilling, Andover, j 742- pets. Security. Parking. churches, schools and 51:00 :0 0 p.m.,p .i anytime 6067. ______at Gentle Touch Car Wash, 7886. jack, 819-M. Telqihone MO- CORN GRIB Sb -7047. ■tiekUnd fM.tou«i WlndMT busline. Pay own utUltles. W6m 6DQ. 344 Broad Street, I WILL CLEAN Your home, 4174. 10 le • n.111. lor Security renulred. 1974 HARLEY DAVIDSON Manchester. immaculate. Very depen FIVE PIECE PINE 149 OAKLAND Street - Your Community Newspaper' dable, honest and reliable. BEDROOM SiET- With COUCH WITH attached ’Two rooms, heated. ^ Available August lit. $600 4DOOR1974bATSUN710- S X 125 - 2 stroke. Good con MATiVE(»RN monthly. 643-1845 or 643- station wagon, excellent dition. $350 or best offer. PART TIME S & H service Monday thru Friday. cannon ball headboard. tables, reclin er. 850.00 monthly, no appliances. running condition. $900. After 5 p.m., 6494604. hostess. Flexible hours. Phone 643-9758. Asking 81050. Phone after 6 both. Telephone 643-2^. Security, tenant 1Insurance. 1773. PECIAU Call 6466m . Telephone 643-8343. pm., 649-3063. 8 I 6464416 weekdays 94. ..•••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• ______^______I WILL CLEAN Your TRIUMPH Motorcycle lO ttt. Nnthm MANCHESTER - Six room 1978 HONDA OOLDWING - Cape. Appliances,newly FIAT SPIDER - 1972. 850. Uquld cool. FuU dresser. Help Wanlod SUBSTITUTE Teachers house for a reasonable wheels, front and rear with POTATOES MANSFIELD CENTER - 13 H»lp Wanted 13 Doge-Slrda-Pete 43 renovated. $425 per month ’Two door convertible. 1071 Low miles. $2700. or best rate. Please call, 643-5799. tires.. Very good condition. Woodsedge Apartments. PLEASE READ 899.00. Telephone 6434)102. plus utilities, and security. same as above, as is. 646- offer. 643-11655, or'74^7294. 1 age daycare programs. FREE HOMING Pigeon? Newly renovated, country' ...... WOODWORKERS for '’'wiiwSiw"- setting. Two bedrooms 647-1206 after 6 p.m . 1432 after 4 p.m. YOUR AD Apply at M E L C , 80 PelnUrtg-Feperlng 32 to a good home. Telephone manufacturing operation. PUNCH OPEMTOR a p a r t m e n t SIZE Elec- starting at $285. Telepiune Available September 1st. HONDA 1078 550 Four K Please call for an appoint Are you quick to pick W a d d e ll R o a d , M3-9321. 1972.’TR6 - Hard-soft top, Faring, luggage rack, 1416 , Manchester INTERIOR PAINTING...... 4 2 9 - ^ or 2334660. Clatsillod ads are taken ment, 649-6414. things up? We need an good body, needs minor miles. Mint condition. $1,- over ten years experience, p ^e Cleaeltled Ada - • RENTALS over the phone as a con independent take HEBRON - FOUR ROOMS work. $ im . CaU 643-7266. ^^^j^otiable. Telephone | WAITRESSES - After DENTAL ASSISTANT - low rates and senior citizen •'■u 7 _ venlenco. Tho Herald Is charge person who - September 1st. Stove, ORIcee-Storee responsible for only one noons and evenings. wanted for specialty office discounts. 643-9980! ONE CORD Seasoned ffooiiis tor Rant, ..... 52 . for Rent 55 1977 PINTO - Three dow, •••••••••••••••••••••••• works well with , little in Vernon circle. Pleasant refrigerator, one car incorrect Insortion and Experienced preferred. wood - Four foot lengths WHITE OAK Bedroom set, new brakes, exhaust, Cempere-TreUere-lltebUe supervision. We will working conditions, many INTERIOR-EXTERIOR .4 0 oo One parking. No pets, no than only to the size of Apply in person: LaStrada 840.00. Oue 54” white bed, mattress, dresser, MANCHESTER - Nic©^ children. First and last N EW LY r e n o v a t e d sboctar batten. Serviced Homee 68 West, 471 Hartford Road, train you to work with benefits. Experienced tho original Insertion I'i aluminum roll-up awning, mirror and two end tables. room with kitchen^ months security. 310 square feet office regularly. |1795. 643-1126 6 Manchester. our own in-house com preferred but not and Drywall Installation, gso.oo. Excellent condition. available. Main Street days, 646-7246 evenings. 1*973 DODGE CAMPER Errors which do not $98.00. TeleplM^e 649-1226. privileges. Gentleman; References. No utiUtles. puter system. Full necessary. Call 872-7852. irofessional work, 649-0222. preferred. $50.00 weekW. x location with ample Van • $1800. Good condiUon. lessen the value ol the le prices.pri( Free $350; Ask for Mrs. Brown - CUSTODIANS - Part and benefits. THE W.G. OAK LUMBER treated 4 x Purity. Telephone' 643-'5 6494521. parking. CaU 649-2691. 1966 MUSTANG Coupe Six CaU 646-3108 evenings; 872- advertisement will not full time. Manchester MASSEUSE - F em ale Estimates! Fully insured. If you GLENNEY CO. Please A m KING DebumidUier - 1878. cyUnder, three s p ^ . $500.f 1434 days. preferred. Good at G.L. McHugh, 643.3-9321. 4, 138 feet at .35 cents per be corrected by an ad area, /^ply Building Ser call for appointment — Furniture style, built-in foot. Call 649-6302. MANCmES’TER - Large 1 MANCHESTER * Two car or best offer. TelepI’elepbone ditional insertion. vice Corporation, 217 mosphere, excellent hnmidistate, water ------— :— ------ROOMS - centrally I tar storage. Good 742-7936. 1978 A’TCO MINI MOTOR m m ______clientele. In the Windham and 2 bedroom apartments Walnut Street, Hartford. overflow switch with in THREE ELECTRIC downtown. Kitchen , with heat, hot water, S tiott. $70.00 per HOME-23,000 miles. area. Experience not dicator light. Excellent motors V« H.P., $5.00 each, privileges. Inquire 39 C ot- month. Mr. Jackson, 646- MERCURY MARQUIS ExceUent condition. Many PART TIME Maintenance needed will train. Open appliances. $375 and ^ 5 . have something to KENNEL WORKER - Part condition. ^ .0 0 . 649-2320. Telephone 643-4389. tage Street, Mancliester, S. fte pets. 6464422. 2482. STATION WAGON 1970- extras! $15,000. After 1 man - light cleaning and seven days a week. Call INTERIOR AND time. Steady 1 or 2 days EXTERIOR Painting and ------:------a.m. to 4 p.m. Good motor, transmlsson. pm., 646-5051. weekly. Working hours 7 banquet set-up. 5-6 day 423-7519. THREE-SPEED bicycle, LAPPEN BUILDING -164 iJl\r work week. 9 a.m. -12 p.m. CeilHigs SOFA WITH-Maple arms - MANCHES’TER - Heated, New brakes shocks. (jaU a.m. - 3 p.m. Involveinent dual rear baskets, English East Center Street, Hourly r a t e . Manchester...... repaired • . or replaced.,___j ...Free a lot of good use left. MANCHESTER - Room on | two bedroom apartment in after 0 pm., 643-8470. with pets, public and light built $50.00. Telephone 643- Manchester. Four rooms, - ■ * ...... - - iHaufhpfitpr Country Club, 646-0103 for estimates. Fully insured. 845.W. Telephone 6494)284. Center Street. $50.00 week->< two family on busline. $450. sell for less than$99°° maintenance. Job starts □ REAL ESTATE 9664. single or in combination, appointment. References. Martin ly plus security and? Telephone 646-3970. 1076 FORD PINTO -' Weekend events after Labor Day. Canine Mattsson after 3:00 p.m., HOOVER Mini Washer, references. Call 644-0019. first floor. Air- automatic, hatchback, Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon OUTDOOR FLOWERING condlUonlng, heat and on ’The Herald provides a lirralJi SECRETARIAL Homes For Sale 23 649^31. very good condition. $75.00. SIX ROOM Apartment - 3 runs good. $1300 or best Road, Manchester. Inquire Bushes - Ground covers, site paiking included. CaU comprehensive calendar of POSITION - RHAM Junior Teleplione 649-5775. MANCHESTER - clean, bedrooms. $475 plus heat. offer. 6 4 6 -^ after 6 p.m. 3-5 p.m. perennials. Also: House furnished rooins, maid serr. for wpoinunent to see - “ where to go and what to ...fill out the coupon High School, Hebron, Conn. MAN(:h ESTER - c o n FR E D LE E Painting - Phone Don or Rose, 646- dominium - 2 Bedrooms. 2 Interior and Exterior. plants, Swedish N.Y, cacti R E D U C E D PAINTED vice. $50.00 weekly.;; 2482. Trueke for Solo 61 do,” every Friday in the MUNSONS CANDY Skuls required - typing, •••••••••••••••••••••••• full baths. Beautifully "Check my rdte before you trancanthia. Private home. white 32 X 80 french door. Telephone 649-2813. Focus/Weekend section. Kitchen is now accepting dictation, filing, office Very reasonable. MANCHESTER - 3300 redecorated. All decorate.’’ Dependable. ^ .0 0 . Telephone 644-2063. 3 ROOM APARTMENT 1968 FORD W Ton pickup, ...... applications for evening machines and receptionist square feet. Corner store. appliances. Pool. Sauna. Fully insured. 64^1653. 'Telephone 649-6486. with heat, hot water, stove, very good condition, many and weekend employment. duties. Call Dr. Grabber - Located on Main Street. below and moil to: □ NOTICES Sliders to balcony. $49,900. BLACK Persian lamb coat. refrigerator, carpet. $295. new parts, needs minor LEGAL NOTICE Hours are 4-8 Monday thru 228-9423. MOVIE SPLICER Reels Apartmanta for Rant S3.” CaU Lenny, 563-2511. Lesperance Agency, 646- Building Contracting 33 & 3/4-length, perfect condi Centndly located. Adults work.MM or best offer. VIIMISSION OF ELECTORS ...... Friday and eight hours on - Brand new, $10. 2 VW MEN-WOMEN - Door to 0505. •••••••••••••••••••••••• tion. Sfze 1 4 -1 6. $99.00. Call only. No pets. Security Tom, 674-9413 days; NoUce U hereby given Uiat Um Lost and Found 1 Saturday or Sunday. Call snow tires, excelleht'condi- MANCHESTER- One and evenings 6464727. Board o( Admlulon ol Eleclort, ol LEON CIESZYNSKI 646rl$g- . deposit. CaU 646-7690...... for appointment, 649-4332. door canvassers for ther tion, $50. Telephone 646- two bedroom apartments ^ •••••••••••••••••••••••a the Town of Manebester, will be In Manchester Herald mal windows. Car needed. MANCHESTER - Small BUILDER. New homes; 1-OST: Black and white cat ------8255. available. Centrally:.; Mlac. tor Rent -5S 1973 DATSUN PICKUP ten ion In the Munlciptl. Building, Good commission for right two family ranch. Owner additions, remodeling, rec SWING SET - needs ’THREE ROOMS - Second ••••••••••••••••••••••a* One Herald Square vicinity Hawthorne Street. WANTED: WOMAN to live located on busline near; with cap. Good running Town Cnerk'a Office, on Tueeday, person. Evenings - 1-413- will provide terms to fit rooms, garages, kitchens floor, heat, stove, Auguat Z4, ttsi from 7:00 P.M. to Manchester, Conn. 06040 Answers to the name of jp m take care of elderly TORQUE WRENCH - 90 ft. pm®*®***'” '® s h o p p in g center and' • SMALL WORKSHOP with condition. Needs some A 245-9316. your budget. Ideal for , remodeled, ceilings, bath refrigerator. Near 9:00 P.M., lor the purpoie of ad- Oreo. Please call 646-7365 woman. Salary negotiable, lbs. 1200” lbs. permanent,i ® »"“• schools. For further detaite ’ 2 car garage. Approx. 600 bddy work. $1900. or best newlyweds or retirees. tile, dormers, roofing. call 649-7157. "< parfcade. Quiet older j>er- sq. ft. CentraUy located. mitUng all persona who are found if found. ______Call after 6 p.m., 643-8811. percent. ■ iT offer. CaU 6474143. to be qualified to be Electora. TEACHERS: Gordon Realty - 643-2174. Residential or commer IVORY SATIN wedding sons oreferred. $325. CaU 646-7600. $20.00. Call anytimer 647- gown with reembroidered Available October 1st. CaU Dated at Mancbeater this 16th LOST - Black, short haired a UTO MECHANICS - 3 SUBSTITUTE, elementary cial. 649-4291. MANCHESTER - Newly ; 9759. alencon lace accented with 6434802. 1978 FORD ElOO. 6 Day ol August, 10S2. Schnauzer, Tag 290. positions. Mature and high school for Hebron, Lota-Land tor Sale 24 decorated one bedroom • ••••••••••••••••••••••a* BOARD OP ADMISSIONS N A M E ...... ELECTRICAL SERVICES seed pearls. Size 8. $98,00. cylinger. $1500. CaU 649- .Answers to “ Pan” . Vicini- mechanic preferably with Andover, Marlborough, apartment. Access to shop-: AulM For Sole SI Mary A. GeUnas - We do all types of Elec TW O DIRECTORS CaU 64S-^.«r-‘ FOUR ROOMS and bath - 5064 after 5 [»n. AD DR ESS ...... ty of Norman Street, front end experience. Regional District No. 8. TOLLAND - 4.7 acre , ping centers, busUpes and ; •••••••■#••••••••••••••• SELECTMAN building lot with brook. trical Work! Licensed. Call CHAIRS $20 the pair. ■ - - • »'■ : ■ - heat and hot water In Hewnrd. Please call 643- Mechanics helper with 830-day. Requirements: Porta-Crib Mattress, $10. schools. For further details, SURPLUS JEEPS, CARS, Raymond R. Lanxano, Sr. C I T Y ...... $27,500. Telephone 643-9774. after 5:(X) p.m., 646-1516. PIANO Upright, good con cluded. $350 per month. IMoroyelM-Slereloo 64 7358. or 647-1938, some experience. Both are college degree. Call Please call 643-6913. please calL 528-4196 " TRUCKS Car-inv. value •••••••••••••••••••••••• SELECTMAN n dition, made by Brewster Security required, no pets...... • •••• full time positions. Superintendent of Schools, between 9 and 5 pm or ” $2143, sold lor $100.602490- Mary E. WUlhide ZIP ...... P H O N E. COVENTRY - Large FARRAND Co. Needs tuning. $98.00. Nice area to ride a bicycle MOTORCYCLE! r-i b m i d i Z^VMPMT Mechanics helper after 22^9417, 643-4210. SLIPCOVERED IXJUNOE after 5 pm and wemends, 0575 kxt. 7816. CaU Refun SELECTMAN building lots, 4-5 acres, REMODELING - Cabinete, Call after 5:30 pm or enjoy a waUi In the coun INSURANCE • Lowest ' E iv ir u w I m e n I school, part time position. Chair - $15.00. ’Two Vic 649-7157. dable. Eklward Tomkiel trout stream. 200’ frontage Roofing, Gutters, Room weekdays only - 649-027*. try. ^ 6464776. Rates Available! Many op ...... Apply in person to: Clarke torian chairs $20.00 each. TOWN CLERK each, partially wooded, Additions, Decks, all types tions. Call; Clarice or Help Wanted 13 Motor Sales, corner of EXPANDING COMPANY Oak dining chair $10.00. 118 MAIN STREET - ’Three?: 1978 OLDSMOBILE 02606 excellent soil condition. o f Remodeling and htAGNAVOX COLOR ’TV, FIVE ROOM Diqilex, up to Joan, Clarke Insurance TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. ONE ITEM PER AD...... Route 6 and 85, Bolton. - 8450 per month part time; Porcelain 30” sink, room heated apartment.,,; Cutlass, exceUent condi $15,000 plus - financing Repairs. FREE 23” , good picture. $75.00. three persons. One months Agency 643-1126. 81000 per month full time. faucets, spray $25.00. 643- Hot water, no appliances, • ' tion mechanically. Needs SECRETARY - Part time ------— — ------available. Call 242-1962. Estimates. Fully insured. O il alter 5 p.m., MS41W. securiV- Call 64345tt. NOTICE 1-5 p.m. Experienced. LPN OR OFFICE Aide to New branch has five im 8526. security. Tenant in-'* body work, some rust. 70,- MOTORCYCLE 1 2 3 4 mediate openings. Will Telephone 643-6017. surance. 646-2426, 9-5- 000 miles, $575 or best PUBUC HEARING Typing, telephone, make work about 17 hours per One of the best waylPid. INSURANCE - Fo> aU your appointments. Please call week, in Rockville train. Interviews held with lUlKHEtTB LAWN CHAIRS, $2 each. Looking for an weekdays. offer. 6474567. motorcycle needs, call BOARD OP DIRECTORS CARPEN TRY WORK - it* find a bargain is to shop the TOWN OP MANCHESTER, 643-1211 for an appoint- specialist office. Send Polaris on Wednesday, Exclusive Knollwood Area — (14) Bell & Howell slide apartment? Check the us.Competitive rates. G August 18th only at East Laree AA lot • beauUTully Windows, doors, (Xassifled a ^ every gay. AMC HORNET 1974 - 4 CONNECTICUT ment. resume to: Box Y, c-o trera, city water, gas, electric. trays Pair of ladder many vacancies listed bi Friendly service. Fine Notice if hereby given that the Hartford Holiday Inn, 10,1, sheetrock, insulation, 5 e ------Manchester Herald. $31,900. jacks $35. Telephone 649- the Classified each day. door. Automatic. Good companies. Ask for Janet Board of Directors. Town of 6 7 4, or 7 pm. NO CALLS roofing, concrete. “ No job condition. $660. CaU 643- SEWING MACHINE ------Owner financing available. too small’ ’ . Call David 643- 9072. Aiifoa For Sole 51 or Judy. Crockett Agency, Manchester, Connecticut, will bold Operators. Established PART TIME Painters - ACCEPTED. Call A. Stafiaft, tr. Easy Crochet « 8978. 643-1577. a ^ b llc Hearing at the Lincoln 8996. •••••••••••••••••••••••• nationwide pillow Manchester area’. Apply: 525-9391, or M9-20B4 24” PORCELAIN Kitchen Center Hearing Room, 4M Main TEACHER - PHYSICAL attar 5 p.m. manufacturer has im- Building Service Coro., 217 sink with faucets and gar- V o riety Street, Manchester, Connecticut, mediate full time openings. Walnut Street, Hartford. Education for Coventry TuMday. August 34th, 1063, at 8:00 9 10 11 12 P.M. to consjder and act on the Experienced preferred. ------High School. Level 9-12. Haatlng-Plumblng 35 dftfon'**i^OO.*OlF6^1^ WILLIMANTIC following: Dayshift - five day week. VACANCIES at MHS One year position begin ning September 1, 1982. Approval of programa to be sub* Full benefit program in- Athletic Dept. - Assistant CRIB MATTRESS with Must be certified in □ BUSINESS mitted to the State Commlulooer eluding sewing incentive. Field Hockey & Diving plastic fitted cover plus DATSUN — DODGE of Revenue Services in conjunction .Apply at Pillowtex Cor- Coach for Boys & Girls physical education. Con and SERVICES with P.A. 83*400, An Act concer* 16 M & M Plumbing and several.fitted sheets. $8.00. 13 14 15 poration, 49 Regent Street, Swimming teams. Contact tact Dr. Donald Nicoletti’s nlng Connecticut Neighborhood Heating, Manchester. 649- Call 643-4859 before noon, Manchester. E.O.E. M-F. Richard Cobb at 647-3553 or office at 742-8913. E.O.E. Assistance. Services Ottered 31 2871. Small repairs, or after 4:00 p.m. ------649-8496. •••••••••••••••••••••••• if O "7R O / FINANCING James R. McCavanagh MUNSONS Candy Kitchen remodeling, heating, YORK BARBELL BENCH , ■ # z g annual percentage rate Saeretary has opening for a combina REWEAVING BURN baths, kitchens and water Board of Dlroctors .No place to store your STAFF NURSES - Evening for body building. New con 19 20 tion delivery, clean up and HOLES. Zippers, um heaters. Free estimates! Dated at Mancheater, ConnecUcut 17 18 bicycle? Sell it for extra and night positions dition. Adjustable to five I m m ■ m / I f all stock units- save! stock person. Hours are brellas repaired. Window this Uth day of AugusL 1981. cash with a low cost available. Active rolls in shades, Venetian blinds. . incline positions. Welded- 0344S Classified Ad. treatment within Monday - Friday, 4-8, 9- 5:30 Saturday. Call for ap Keys. TV FOR RENT. *"**•* ,VI,**********!! legs. $40. Telephone 643- 1 OVER 100 CARO A TROCKS A V M U iU I \ therapeutic community. Houaehold Qooda 40 pointment, 649-4332. Marlow’s, 867 Main Street. Work in individual, group 649-5221. SENTIWF.W.D. NOTICE OF MEETING INFORMATION ON and familv therapy. USED ' AENtM F.W.D. OFFICE FURNI’TURE - WANTED - Man to work in REFRIGERATORS, OR REGISTRARS Cruise ship jobs. Great in Training and supervision BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Couch with table, only maintenance department WASHERS. RANGES - TOWN OF ANDOVER come potential, all oc offered. Benefits include: Concrete. (Jhimney $70.00. Desks only $50.00. cupations. Call 312-741-9780 Creative scheduling, full time. Company Clean, Guaranteed. Parts NoUca la haraby given that tba benefits, sick time, vaca Repairs. “ No Job Too Office chairs $25.00. CaU Raglatrars of Voters will meat oo Dept. 2423 - Call Refun steady shift assignments, Small.” Call 644-8356. St Service. Low prices! after 5:00 p.m., 649-0286. Person to person tion. Some knowledge of ■= *4895 Saturday, Auguat t l , 1961, in the dable. alternate weekends off, B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main I L *5199 electrical and plumibing, Street. 643-2171. m u e k a te ------Town Ofileo Building, School recently upgraded C & M Tree Service, Free SLIDING GLASS Bathtub Road, Andover, from U:M to 8:00 family ads only. No pet ads, no garage salaries, merit reviews, general maintenance. Con- •••••••••••••••••••••••• tect Mr. Thurston, 647-9191. estimates. Discount senior ArMclu ter amlm Fits 5’ tub, $50.00. 310DUH/I8ED s m h h i c o u h p.m., and on llioiday, August 84, tuition reimbursement, citizens. Company AraciM rar M fA _____«i Aluminum screen door 19S8 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m., for the NEED EXTRA MONEY? paid health insurance and purpose of correcting enrollment or tag sale ads, and no commercial ads. PART TIME HELP Manchester owned and with storm window, 35V5 x convenient free parking. 80, $85.00. Teleptum 649- - 47699 lista and of making an enrollment Selling Avon can help NEEDED- August 23rd to operated. Call 646-1327. M R CO N O ■ W W W MR ol tba electora who are eoUUad to Ask about our “ Pilot 3174. r *5295 Limit one ad per family per week. fight Inflation. Call now Septem ber 11th. Apply ★ vote In prlmarlat. Anyone wishing Program’’ Adolescence LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen at 646-3685 or 523- Manchester Community ALUMINUM SHEETS s io iiX H r a i 200SXHRCQUK to enroll In a party or to change Service. It means working cing. Attics, cellars, gar used as printing plates. .007 FOUR BACK YARD Sit party affUtaUon may do so at tlila 9401 only one out of every four College Book Store. ages cleaned. All types thick, 23x28Vi'^. 50c each, ting benches - with backSi Ume. Anyone wiihing to appeal weekends a month on 12 INVENTORY trash, brush removed. or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- All for $10.00. Telephone - T.!... *8288 removal from reglatry flat may do hour shifts. For confiden 6434751. •Slffl ao at this Ume. This will be the last Picket, Split Rail, Stake 2711. They MUST be [licked CHARGE NURSE - Charge ASSISTANT- Self si2£ $ opportunity for party enroUmont tial interview, "call collect Fences installed. 528-0670. up before 11:00 a.m. only. Probate Notiee Nurses Monday thru motivated person in vh TON n(b(-up TRUCK 280ZX8TD2SERfER , lor voUng in primary except lOr 342-4919, Personnel DISHES - Complete set fb^ 4-14 Court of Probate, District of Friday work week. Department, Elmcrest terested in career oppor matured rights. Advertise in 8. Perfect for cottage or Mancheater 6 SMALL LOADS OF DARK LOAM - 5 yards Leadership opportunity, Psychiatric Institute, 25 tunity in order entry inven Beatrice E. Kowtlakl STONE, trap rock, play delivered, $80. plus tax. camper. White with black PelUi 8. Webw NOTICE OF HEARING . staff development Marlborough Street, tory control department.epi ESTATE OF LIDABELLE P. sand, white stone, loam Sand, Gravel, Stone & trim: $10.00. CaU 6494825. *12.950 Reglstran'W Votari Must■ ■ possess !8S typityping skills. Z *5395 program. Evening Portland, Conn., 06480. a n d pool sand Andover, Otnn. COMP, deceaied The H e ra ld — Computer-data>uter-data entry Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. positions available. EOE., M-F. HEDGE TRIMMER ^ Fite 2802X-UBRTIIBI Pursuant to an order of Hon. experience helpful, but not DELIVERED. Telephone wTHHNUPlUte Donald P. Ancbter, AcUng Judge, Benefits include: Creative ______I required.___!. _____I Itrxill.... Willing toAv. A trainm aIm 644-1775. PHOTO ACCESSORIES - aU V«” electric driUs $7.00. Add this deUy-trimmeda dated Auguat 18,1962 a hearing will scheduling, steady shift Old fashioned, heavy Igggg Two Nikon 35mm film suspender skirt to the' be held on an appUcaUon praying assignments, recently up SECRETARY - Fast paced interested ambitious, and , NOTICE FOR ATTICS, GARAGES, cassettes and one Contax fireplace andirons. IIOJN). littleeteTs beck-te-sehoai; • 6 TO .. . _ •• for auUiorlty to sell certain real aa- 88% * of our readers graded salaries, merit osition . in non-profit capable person .gs « CRT boots, size W $85.00. ADMISSION OF Operator, Please send CELLARS CLEANED - 35mm film cassette, $5 8 Appealipc blouM with a Wardrobe. . Easy to cro-< tate as in said application on file reviews, tuition reim ealth careagency, ■iae-aeeentod yoke and 'a* ' chft 'In' 4-ply -knittinej ELECTORS, more fully appears, at the (k>urt of resume to: Inventory Con Light trucking. All types of each. Two Grafllte 643-5338: ^ ^Tiwoffisswiir^ bursements, convenient Krequires bright self ' .cboloa of tiMve le n ^ s . worsted in her favoritei brush and trash removed. flashbulb guns, $5 each, TOWN OF ANDOVER, Probate on Auguat 84,19S2 at 11:60 free parking. For confiden starter, with ability to trol Manager, Laurence R. No. 8816 witfc PCote- color. , • ; AM. say advertising is CARTRIDGE ’I ^ . Ken-’ Smith, Inc. 117 Murphy Call 643-1947. (jail Doug Bevins at The CONN. tial interview, call collect work independently with more sewing madnlne with GuMo If in Sizes 10 to 18. No. 569} has crochet* Sherrie L. Andenon, Road, Hartford, Ct.06114. Herald, 643-2711, after 1 directiotis for Sizes 4-14* RL^RimWOOR ^6495 The Board tor Admlislott ol an eye for details. Must Site 12,84 butt.. . bouf r *6495 Aas't. Qerk 342-4919, Personnel EXTERIOR HOUSE Pain- cabinet, good condition, Elsetors will ha In sestloo In the Department, Elmcrest have good secretarial pm - r , $99.00. Tetephone 6434473. fant sleeve, band collar, . years inclusive. . < OOlMiA SUMMER IS ENDING, ting, driveway sealingi 2% yards 45-ineh;. riiflle ~~miDmRnDnia~ 4x4 nCK-UP TRUCK Town Office Building oo Tuesday, important to the Psychiatric Institute, 25 skills. (60 wpm) Organiza Aaguat M, 19t8, from 1:00 to 9:00 tion skills, ability to. work and school is about to start. Experienced college CONTEMPORARY Dining yoke, lone sleevs, 2 H $H w 5 ls 'w ( Marlborough Street, senior. CaU Peter Krupp, room - Two piece Ughted NEW NEVER Uspd lOOA yards;. short sleeve, 2 p.m. in accordance wUh State . LEGAL NOTICE with people. Interested in Time te . replenish your im ptw n . ; Portland, Conn. 08480. 643-0468. Free estimates. hutch, large table and six service panel, includes yards. . ^ *6997 iu M e S-n tor the purpom d ad: TOWN OF BOLTON public affairs and savings! W e nave a Umitod mitUng aU persona who are louad merchant EOE. M-F. =_ a m References. 60A, 30A and 8 branch cir The Planning Commlsaloa of the legislative process helpful number of positions fabric chairs. Five years Petiama eeettaSleenlg i to ba qaalUiad to ba Elactan of tba cuits. Asking $05.q6. Town ot Bollon will hold a public but n ot required. available in our phone old; Was $1600, now $800 viit.sAsfaitetsM; . .Ibera ol ABShvar. - n e w s p a p e r CAN YOUR Business sup Telephone 649-3WS. ' hearing on Wadneaday, Auguat II, Experience witn word sales operation. Monday - firm. 649-8711. Tba asBIilleattoai are at IM8 at I o'clock p.m. In tba Com DEALERSHIP available port a full time processing helpful. Send Thursday evening and toOows: Applicant must be Mgb- munity Hall lor Um following pm^ 88% * of our readers in Vernon-Rockville area. bbokkeeper? If not, call 25’.’ COLOR Console TV - SIUS - aluminum 71” (180 1983 ALBUM With M -n a c e * tean yaatt of age; must ba a real- Please call 647-9946 for in resume to: Eftrector ol Saturday morning. Call posas: External Affairs, Easter nowf If you wait, if maybe Berzin’s Bookkeeplhg Ser ExceUent condition. Must Cm) with safety Omt at llw Town ol Andover; It To consider a reaubdlvisloa of terview. vice. Thru Trial Balance; seU. $350. Call after 5:00 and two poles. (egelin ben, ffltit be a nataraliiad Lot 8 on School Road owned by Seal Society of C ( ^ ., P.O. too late. Contact Gerry at dIUhn. PaUlc Act 81-860 raquitae say advertising is wlU pick op and deUver, $70.00: TeleiUione 6494940.' iiffISLtNSSt Marla Branco which extends to Box 1013, Amston, Conn. 643-2711 between 5:80 - 7:30. p.m. 6434638. WILLIMANTIC applicant td preeant tdentUlcatloa: REAL ESTATE SALES 429-1611. H *tts ttsat Stii Is SU M aiMr* Brandy Street. Person - Aggressive East 06231. EOE. wMwf' won a hirtb cartUlcate, driver'e Uceaae To conitder a one lot reeubdlvl- WANTED: Yard person SEASONED HARDWOOD W E A R -E V E R S u p e r' or lOGial aecurity o of the River office. We New FASHION wRl card. sion of the property of Rose Fred- for grass cutting and mls- WILL BABYSIT YOUR - cut to length, deUvered, Shooter electric cookie,. NtUilUe U Bolavart, important to the FULL TIME SALES. rial Cbace,Okie ( offer training, medical in CHILD ^ infant days In DATSUN - DODGE do at 88 West Street. Mature person. Apply in cellaiwotas. Not easy work. 0 $75. a cord. Cut, split, canape and caudy maker. fe« U r w aisssi ^ Town Clark surance. Coitfidential in my home. Nathan Hale Robert E. Oorton, Chairman person: Marlow’s, Inc., 867 Ri^y Box AA, c/o ’The delivered, $90. a cord. Call Used three times. $10.00. BONDS OeaiNriMl Per Board tor Adraltaloo Samuel H. Teller, SeoreUry terview. Call Marge School area. Call 643-1850. evenings, 228-9101. Teleiihohe 646t26S4. 647^9367 27 MEADOW ST. WILLIMANTIC ol Elaclort Main Street, Manchester. MancbeAter Herald, Price. . ^ ^ $149< 082-06 consumer. Carella, 871-2671.