20 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thurs . Oct. 21, 1982

If Penny wins, BUSINESS new race staiis Vandalism: it's time to strike back ... page 6 difference between horseplay (part of the fun) and . Psychologists and sociologists offer a wide range of How would you feel if you walked into your bedroom destruction. Once you think behavior is d f t^ctive, you j reasons, among them: 1) anger; 2) boredom; 3) discon­ are .tough on the offender — and that toughness and saw obscenities painted over one wall, your TV tent; 4) lack of meaningful work, a factor that today s antenna twisted like a pretzel, and your treasured unemployment could intensify if we, decent citizens, "toughens ” with age. , . Manchester, Conn. records scratched up in a spokelike manner, beyond Your don’t fight back; 5) influence of TV violence; 6) physical Among the most effective ways of dealing with van­ dals is to have the victims - or representatives of the repair? designs of our environment that provide opportunity tor Friday, Oct. 22, 1982 Or if you opened your gym locker at a health club or Money's vandals; 7) the breakdown of authority figures (parents victims — confront the offender. , ,ThP This takes the anonymity out of the vandal s act ( ine Single copy 25(D anywhere else to find your ski jacket slashed and Worth teachers, law-enforcement officials); 8) the laxity of feathers covering your other possessions so you can vandal didn t merely breaK into a house; it was YOUK enforcement of punishment. house.) And it teaches the vandal how much work and hardly recognize them? Sylvia Porter Our acceptance of this anti-social behavior has been Or even worse atrocities awaiting you when you one of the major reasons vandalism has flourished for so money is involved in repairing the damage. “ return home — from shopping, the movies, a short visit? get spray-painted obsecenities off the face of a building You would feel threatened, angry, furious, depressed But recently, as vandalispi has affected more and can be an exhausting job — not worth the 10 minutes of — or all of these — because you have been the victim of a more people personally, an awareness has developed "fun” the yandal had putting them on. Join the groups that are trying to reduce the y ^ - vandal. that this behavior should not be tolerated. age groups. It is not only an adolescent activity, despite dalism that is plaguing our communities. Let s put the When someone changes part of your environment Teenagers who have been personally vandalized by without your consent — that’s vandalism. Above are the common perception. Adults are vandals as well (and pressure on the vandal’s shoulders! their vandalism may be the most sickening). schoolmates are becoming intolerant Of these acts and examples that affect you personally. are mobilizing. On the rise are human relations clubs (Save money as you organize your budget with Sylvia 33 charged Public vandalism affects us all. A jammed public The cost to us to repair the damage done to public and Porter’s Financial Almanac for 1983- a functional and private facilities is now estimated at a minimum of $250 (which foster respect for others), victims’ clubs, youth informative desk calendar/handbook featuring Porter’s phone can be a serious problem when you have an urgent advocate programs — and student governing boards that million a year and perhaps as much as $500 million an­ best budgeting tips and money-sav ng advice. Send $8.M call to make. A turned-around street sign can cause you are trying a variety of creative programs to curb van­ to lose your way. A defaced building is an eyesore to the nually. plus $1 for mailing and handling to Financial Almanac in 2 This money comes oiSt of your pocket and mine either dalism. , . care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, entire community. As for New York’s subways, they’re You — whatever your age group, income or social unspeakable. in the form of higher taxes or higher rates or prices Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal charged by the companies. status — are the best, if not the only, person to deal with Vandalism crosses all socio-economic groups and has vandalism. If you are a teenager, you understand the Press Syndicate). after year's been increasing at an alarming rate. It also crosses hll Why vandals and their destructive behavior? ■In B r i e f - Economists see bleak future; drug probe 2 Firms honored gross national product slumps Two area businesses were awarded "employer of the year” citations Wednesday by the Greater By Raymond T. DeMeo Manchester Chamber of Commerce and the the GNP figure pointed to an un­ the surge in the stock market and Richard Cody List of suspects Manchester Area Committee on Employment of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Govern­ 1981 1982 ment figures show the nation’s employment rate that could climb to “stems from weakness rather than Herald Reporters the Handicapped. between 11 and 12 percent in the strength," and. he predicted the — See page 8 Hans Weiss, president of Dynamic Metal economy is crawling along, facing A year of undercover surveillance of more months of rising unemploy­ months ahead. economy is "at least one year, and Products Co. of Manchester, and Richard Wolf, Economist Allen Sinai, of the possibly two years, away from a 2 . 1% local drug rings climaxed Thursday vice president of Vernon Publishing Services, ment and increasing vulnerability, night when state and local police made economists say. Data Resources, Inc. forecast firm sustained recovery.” when the last suspect was brought into accepted the awards at a breakfast ceremony was the most optimistic, seeing only "Consumer spending will not lead the biggest mass roundup of alleged drug Wednesday at Manchester Country Club. The latest major economic dealers in Manchester’s history. custody, police said. statistic, the Commerce an increase in the unemployment the nation out of the recession,” Buchert said the operation was started The purpose of'the awards is to honor firms that rate from the present 10.1 percent to Evans said. "Consumers are A — Local police served search and arrest have consistently hired, or helped, handicapped Department’s measure of the gross 2nd 4th warrants throughout Thursday night and last year because of the ease with which •national product, was down 0.8 per­ perhaps 10.5 percent. scared, and B — broke.” drugs could be bought at the street level people, said Mrs. Vivian Ladabouche, co-chairman Georgia State University On the campaign trail on behalf of 1st 3rd 2nd 3rd into this morning. A total of 33 suspects of the handicapped employment committee. cent from July through September, were arrested; 28 were unable to make in Manchester. "It was started because a weaker rate than both government economist Donald Ratajczak told House Republican Leader Bob. Weiss said 32 of his company’s 84 employees have bond and spent the night in cells at the of the availability of drugs over here,” and private analysts expected. the Joint Economic Committee the Michel. President Reagan promised he said. "What you’re going to stop is a some kind of handicap. Vernon Publishing Services GNP report meant “I have to scale a boost for the hard hit farm 1.6 % Manchester police station, police said. contracts work to the Hockanum Industries But the stock market took off Twenty-one of the suspects arrested considerable amount of street action.” again, apparently cheered that con­ down my expectations.” He warned economy, in its worst slump in 40 Both he and Sweeney said the bust sheltered workshop in Vernon. “an 11 percent unemployment rate years. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mor­ Guest speaker at the breakfast was John Carter, tinuing economic weakness means ning were Manchester residents. Poiice should affect burglaries too. "You have interest rates can’t climb and divert is not out of the realm of In Chapin, 111. Reagan announced to understand that junkies break the law vice president of Roosevelt Mills In Vernon, a firm possibility.” a new three year, $1.5 billion said all but seven of the suspects were that advocates hiring the handicapped. more earnings to banks instead of arrested in Manchester; the other to buy drugs,". Buchert said. He said dividends, analysts said. Harvard University economics program to expand exports and Also present was David Katzin, executive arrests were made in Bolton, Glaston­ most burglaries are committed because The Dow Jones industrial average professor Francis Bator said avoid huge pricedepressing sur­ secretary of the Governor’s Commission on the bury, Hartford and Vernon, they said. of the need to support habits. hits its highest level in nearly 10 "another substantial decline that pluses and a further reduction in in­ 5.1% Sweeney said not all the accused are Handicapped. would drive the unemployment rate terest rates for farm and housing 5.3% Detective Chpt. James Sweeney said 0 years, closing at 1,034.12 on a gain of the operation netted $36,000 worth of users, "fkime just do it for profit,” he 20.32 points Wedne.sday. to 11 to 12 percent is entirely loans. said. NU cuts request On Capitol Hill, some of the most possible.” Saturday Reagan announced plans drugs, including marijuana valued at Michael Evans, president of to sell the Soviet Union up to 22 GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT $20,000 and $3,500 worth of cocaine. ONM FI I E suspects were able to prominent economic analysts not He said further arrests are expected in linked to either political party said Evans Economics, said he thought million tons of grain. . . . weaker rate than expected make their bonds, which ranged from NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — Northeast Utilities has the investigation, which was the resnlt of $600 to $25,000, Sweeney said. The other cut $13 million from its $139.3 million rate increase surveillance conducted by an undercover ‘28 crammed into holding cells designed request because of reduced inflation and lowered Manchester police officer working with to accommodate 10 people. interest on a bond. five otther members of the Eastern Divi­ "It's a zoo in here,” was a frequently- The revised rate introduced Wednesday by the DAW to decide today on Chrysler strike sion of the Statewidej Narcotics Task heard remark at the police station, utility totals $126.3 million. Department of Public Force. where many officers and detectives c Utility Control hearings on the rate increase opened worked through the night without Sept. 2 and a decision is expected by the end of the STATE POI.IUE Sgt. William (in rejecting the original contract) are has $485 million in its strike fund, the breaks. By 10 p.m., friends and relatives year. DETROIT (UPI) - Members of the will be affected. Buchert, commander of the task force, United Auto Workers may be losing The union’s bargaining team huddled having second thoughts and the same largest amount ever. Workers would get said his agency spent about $18,000 of some of those arrested were at the Northeast Chairman Lelan Sillin attributed the $65 a week while on the picket lines. police station finding out about bonds. reduction to lower interest costs on a $100 million enthusiasm for a strike against Chrysler Wednesday with UAW President thing is happening all over the country. buying hashish, cocaine, marijuana, Corp. but one union official says the Douglas Fraser and Vice President Marc But I see no alternative” to a walkout.” PCP and LSD in the course of the in­ Sweeney said Thursday night's opera­ bond issue and reduced inflation levels. Industry analysts say a strike would tion "went very smoothly,” with “We have stated repeatedly that the rates we UAW has no alternative since the Stepp to examine the options available. vestigation, which began last November. Chrysler Monday flatly rejected the "make the union look like bad guys” suspects offering little resistance to T seek are no more than what is absolutely necessary automaker refused its strong pay hike Leaders at some plants said they had Sweeney said the bust got rolling at union's demands for immediate pay because of the close ties between the to restore our company to financial health," Sillin demand. their hands full trying to convince 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, when Christopher police. Some of them had prior "lengthy raises and said it was willing to risk a UAW and Chrysler forged when the records,” Sweeney said. said. "We are pleased to see a moderation in the The UAW’s 150-member Chrysler workers to stay on the job. However, in­ Turner, 20, of 19 Winthrop Rd., was strike, although officials said a walkout automaker struggled to avoid bankrupt­ He said no cash was recovered in any factors contributing to the need for higher rates and Council was scheduled to meet today at itial enthusiasm for a strike seemed to could be "ruinous." arrested for allegedly selling eight are reflecting these in our revised request.” Solidarity House to decide whether to be cooling somewhat as workers thought cy. pounds of marijuana to the undercover of four locations where police executed In the original rate filing July 2, Northeast asked strike Chrysler — a move likely to hurt more about the prospect of a walkout. The rank-and-file last week officer. The saie took place at the corner .search warrants. Those iocations were to increase electric rates by $112.9 million, or 8.7 the union’s image — or return for “Personally. I don’t think anybody overwhelmingly turned down the com­ Workers, however, are adamant about of Hartford Road and McKee Street, he 71 Elro St.. 109 Cedar St., 85 North St. percent, and gas service by $26.4 million, or 11.2 another round of negotiations on a new wants to go on strike,” said Bob Shanks, pany’s original offer, which tied in­ a pay raise to help make up for the three said. and one residence in Glastonbury. percent. The new proposal would increase electric contract. president of Local 685 in Kokomo. Ind. creases to future profits. sets of concessions they have given Police later raided an apartment at 109 rates by $101.1 million, or 7.9 percent, and gas rates About 45,000 hourly Chrysler workers “I think a lot of people that voted no A UAW spokeswoman said the union Chrysler in the past three years. Cedar Street and seized an additional 35 by $25.2 million, or 10.7 percent. pounds of marijuana from a kitchen closet, Sweeney said. Arrested in the LSD candy raid was Richard J. Fantasia, 27, of 109 Trade show set Dow industrial average at 10-year high Cedar St. Fantasia was charged with il­ legal possession of more than a kilo of marijuana with intent to sell and illegal BOSTON (UPI) — The first all-construction in­ When the Dow hit an all-time high in made in dustry trade show in New England will be held June NEW YORK (UPI) — The Dow Jones 034.12, the best close since it finished at shares, down a bit from tbe 100.85 possession of drug paraphernalia. 1,039.36 on Jan. 12, 1973. Nearly 13 of million traded the day before. 1973, the economy was at its peak and 15-17, its sponsor announced Monday. industrial average climbed to its highest The 43-pound take of pot was the level in nearly 10 years and aimed today those points were scored in the final 30 The Dow, through Wednesday, had ready to slide. This rally that took the biggest in the department’s history, Robert T. Slater, publisher of the sponsoring closely watched average past the 1,000 building industry directory^ “The Big Book’’ — an­ for a possible all-time record fueled by minutes Wednesday at the DJIA posted clim bed 257.20 points since this Sweeney said. level for the first time in 15 months is oc­ Manchester nounced the show will be held at the new Bayside investor dollars voting for lower interest its third best reading ever. relentless rally began Aug. 13 and the Also charged in connection with the curring with the economy at a low point. Exposition Center on Dorchester Bay. rates and an economic recovery. That’s just under its all-time high of 1,- paper value of all New York York Stock raid was Richard J. Lukas Jr., 20, of 109 Slater said he expects more than 8,000 construc­ Analysts said the market, which is sur­ 051.70 set on Jan. 11,1973, when inflation Exchange issues had increased ap­ Cedar St. He is charged with supplying By Richard Cody ging at the possible bottom of a severe was running rampant, the nation was proximately $315 billion. “If the Dow breaks through its record Turner with the marijuana he attempted tion, ■ industrial and government buyers and level it just means this is a tremendous Herald Reporter specifiers to attend the 1983 Northeast Construction recession, appears to have entered a new heading for a recession in the Nixon adT Many analysts have stated they to sell, Sweeney said. era of prices and volume with the great ministration and the market was about believe the Dow 1,000 level, which bull market and that we have a long way Fantasia is regarded as the "big fish” The recent statewide warning to Expo. There will be about 400 sates and display to go,” said Ricky Harrington, vice booths at the threeday show, he said. stampede of 1982. to plunge, historically has been the top of a rally, netted in Wednesday’s arrests. "We’ve parents to keep their children away from The Dow Jones industrial average Wednesday’s New York Stock will become the bottom of a new trading president of Interstate Securities in been trying to get him for a long time,” loose gum-drops because some had been soared 20.32 points Wednesday to 1,- Exchange volume totaled 98.68 million range. Charlotte, N.C. Sweeney said. found laced with LSD emanated from un­ 2 dercover police investigations in ITIl'RSDAY NIGHT'S massive drug Manchester, it was revealed Thursday. , raid started about 7;30 p.m. with the State police Sgt. William Buchert, who Public Records Peace efforts center on White House arrest of Jonathan Gillespie, 30, of 85 helped lead the bust of 33 alleged nar­ North St. Police had a warrant to search cotics dealers in Manchester and sur­ Giliespie’s apartment and seized about rounding towns, said Thursday night un­ HOME two ounces of cocaine worth about $4,- dercover officers bought gumdrops Warranty deeds Manchester, property at Co.. 36 Sheldon Road, $9,- Green Rd., $132.27; proper­ Town of Manchester 000, Sweeney said. Gillespie was charged coated with LSD a few weeks ago while 2 - Thomas R, Lodge and 34-36 Madison St., $60,000. 008.44, ty at 86 Green Road,- aginst Robert F. Waldron DELIVERY Reagan meeting Arab delegation with three counts of possession of collecting evidence for the mass arrest. Kathleen A. Lodge to Suffolk Management Co. Internal Revenue Ser­ $127.85; property at 102 N. and Steven Andross, cocaine and possession of cocaine with They were manufactured in Manchester, Josephine M. Dogali, Inc. to K ath lee n A. vice against Grew Steel Elm St., $179.73. property at 117 Cedar St. intent to sell. he said. property at 116 Strawberry Pozebanchuk, Unit 561B Erectors Inc. 194 Wetherell Town of Manchester $398.51 and $165.21. By United Press International General Assembly, Arab sources said, and its stand that the PLO — which Washington Police continued to round up suspects This discovery led to the warning. Une, $82,500. Hilliard St., $57,700. St., $17,258.27. a g a in s t H e rm a n M. lost a similar move today in. Nairobi to expel refuses to deal with until it recognizes through the night until 9 a.m. Friday, "We were concerned that school Walter S. Prytko and Frechette and Albert R. Middle East peace efforts centered on the the Jewish state from the International Israel’s right to exist — is the sole legitimate children might get a hold of them, like by Quitclaim deeds Foreclosure Laurie R. Prytko to Martin, property at 196 One of the best ways to White House today where President Reagan Telecommunications Union. representative of the Palestinian people. finding them on the streets after one had Rudolph E. Capello Sr. and Virginia B. Batson "to Family Saving and Loan Princeton St., $155.16. set a meeting with members of an Arab Assistant Secretary of State Nicholas “The revolution will continue alongside fallen out of somebody’s pocket, and pop Association against John find a bargain is to shop the iiaiut)rstrr Joan B. Capello , property Suzanne Shorts, trustee, Town of Manchester Classified ads every day. League delegation to urge them to sit down at Veliotes added to the sense of urgency in ad­ diplomatic efforts, but we will not lay down them in their mouths,” state police at 20 Earl St.$100,000. property at Chapel Road F. Osborne, $9,816.86. against Robert J. Terry Jr. the negotiating table with Israel. vance of today’s talks between Reagan and the gun until all our rights are restored,” spokesman Adam Berluti said today. and Burnham Street, and Finding a buyer for spor­ Edwin Jacobson and Attachment and Robert J. Terry Sr., But Reagan’s bid, outlined by State Depart­ Hassan by saying the time had come to “start Arafat told a group of 4,(MX) Palestinians inside Today Berluti said there was no intent on property on Burnham ting goods is easy when you ment officials Thursday, caine as Palestine Marion Seelet to B&T Edward J. Stephens property at 239 Henry St., ilrralft making peace.” Thursday in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United behalf of the dealers to let the gumdrops Associates, property at Street. advertise in Classified. Liberation Organization (Tiairman Yasser Arab Emirates. against Irene B. Stephens, $105.56, ’ A senior State Department official told 24 pages, 4 sections fall into the hands of children. It was jukt 163-265 Adams St. $187,500. Nicholas Schwalb to ‘Arafat vowed not to “lay down the gun” until reporters Thursday, “the key element here is Arafat — keenly aware a more moderate another way of covertly passing the drug Sima Schwalb, property on $300,000, property at 211 Timothy P. O’Neil and South Main Street. creation of an independent Palestinian state. the negotiations for peace must take place line by the Arab League members could un­ Advice ...... > .... along to users. He said paper and sugar Michele Garra-O’Neil to Conway Road. around the table between Arabs and dermine his leadership of the PLO — made Area towns ...... cubes have also_beeii_used. Sima Schwalb to Renee Reagan was meeting in Washington today Christine E. Roy, property Mechanic's Hen ROBERT J. SMITHp inc. with the seven-man delegation, headed hy Israelis.” the remarks at the end of a 24-hour visit with Business...... Buchert headed the Eastern Division at 121 Parker St., $53,000. A. Fritz, trustee, property Moynihan-Kessler Ltd. Reagan wants the Arab League “to agree President Sheik Zayed Bin Sultan An Nahyan. Classified...... of the Statewide Narcotics Task Force’s on Conway Road. King Hassan II of Morroco, to discuss his own Daniel F. Reale to against Graham Inc. and IHSUIUNSMITHS SINCE Call Sept. 1 Middle East peace proposals as well to support an early move”'by King Hussein of Lebanese FTesident Gemayel met in Rome Com ics...... role in the biggest bust of dealers in Beverly L. Fuss and Judgment lien MIP I6-A Corp, $8,660.04, as the Arab League’s plan, unveiled Sept. 9 at Jordan to negotiate with Israel, he said. Thursday with President Sandro Pertini, Entertainment ...... Manchester’s history. He said the gum­ Stephanie L. Fuss, Unit Photo Lab III against property on' Progress 1914 Fez, Morocco. The Reagan plan calls for a Palestinian en­ Prime Minister Giovanni Spadolini, Foreign Lottery...... drops were being sold "by a group.” 126F, 126 Highland St.,$54,- Raymond Rowett, $2,680.08 Drive. • 47-994 The Reagan peace parley came as tity in the Israelioccupied West Bank and Minister Emilio Colombo, and talked with Obituaries ...... Buchert said Thursday night, while the 750., and $125.50, property on Lebanese President Amin Gemayel wrapped Gaza Strip in association with Jordan, plus a Pope John Paul II at the Vatican. Opinion...... arrests were being made, that the per­ Francis E. McLaughlin Continuing water Hens freeze on Israeli settlement of the re^on. ^ k in g expansion of the U.S.-French- Peopletalk...... sons responsible for making the gum­ East Middle ’Turnpike. Town of Manchester up a trip to the United States, France and Ita­ to Leslie A. Margolin, 649-5241 ly without any firm commitment for expan­ The Arab League plan calls for a Palesti­ Italiap. force in Lebanon to some 30,0(X) S ports...... drops and dealing them were expected to trustee, property at 355-357 Federal tax Hen against Herman _M^ nian state with Jerusalem as its capital and members, Gemayel was told in Washington, Television ...... be arrested. The names of those of the 33 Frechette, Albeit R. Mar­ sion of the nations’ 3,500-member peace­ Adams St. ^9,000. Internal Revenue Ser­ • 65 E. Canter Street keeping force in his country. Israeli withdrawal from occupied territories. Paris and Rome only that the three nations W eather...... arrests believe? responsible for this Herman M. Frechette to vice against Donald J. tin, and Gerald P. Mancheeter, Ct. Arab countries at the United Nations Israel has rejected both initiatives. sponsoring the force would consider his were unavailable late this morning. Housing Authority of Pellerin, D&W Machine Rothman, property at 92 dropped efforts to oust Israel from the Reagan also wants the Arab League to drop request. I' MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Oct. 22. 1982 - :i / ■ 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri.. Oct. 22, 1982 NATKMAL VWAT«B ^ *“ ^ *9 ^ *0^4 Developers spell out plans News Briefing Com Remodeled mills to lure well-to-do singles Postal workers Scientists seeking lOWMT By Nancy Thompson First Hartford Realty, the owners to receive back pay funds to ‘call home’ TmefSAium ©TnEB-r so Herald Reporter and developers of the Manchester WASHINGTON (UPI) - About 800,000 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Scientists »o V i Modes building, said the largest of former and current postal work'ers are from the United States, the Soviet Union Manchester’s population will four styles of two-bedroom units are and 10 other countries are calling for a designed for unrelated singles who due $400 million in back pay an witness a surge in young, well-to-do pJiO iii average of $500 per worker — under global effort to listen for radio signals professionals if plans to convert two want to share an apartment to keep un WIAtHtS rOTOO»ST • Postal Service settlement of a govern­ from any extraterrestrials who may be former mill buildings into down costs but want their privacy. ment suit for alleged wage law violation. living on planets of other stars. ’luxurious- apartments proceed ac­ Those units have two large BdioiT llllllpi “ "A The Labor Department, in announcing The researchers make no claims to the cording to plans announced bedrooms and two baths, he said. Thursday the settlement had been ap­ existence of advanced civilizations Thursday. “ We think there’s a good market proved by U.S. District Court Judge beyond our solar system, but say now Is Weather Developers of the clocktower mill in this area for that kind of unit,” Aubrey Robinson, called it the largest in the time to make a broad, long-term ef­ and the Manchester Modes building said Seader. the history of the P’air Labor Standards fort to search for intelligent; life unveiled architects’ drawings and The Manchester Modes’ units will Act. elsewhere. floor plans for the converted silk range in size from about 750 square ONE BEDROOM it ended a four-year legal fight began “The results — whether positive or Today’s forecast factories before the Cheney feet for. the one bedrooms to 1,150 770 sq. ft. in 1978 when the Carter administration negative — would have profound Im­ Brothers National^ Historic Land­ square feet for the largest two bedrooms. The dominant unit will be charged the Postal Service with plications for our view of our universe Today partly cloudy breezy and colder. Highs ,r"ound mark District Commission. violating federal minimum wage and and ourselves,” the scientists said in a The plans for both buildings call a 1,125-square-foot two-bedroom, Ti 50 Northwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight clear and 4NTFY overtime requirements. letter published in the Oct. 29 issue of cold. Lows from the mid 20s to lower 30s. Light norther­ for a mix of one- and two-bedroom Seader said. The exterior of the Manchester l l i l l S . Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan Science magazine. ly winds. Saturday sunny and continued cold. Highs 45 to apartments incorporating the The letter said’ the technology now original features of the historic Modes building will be virtually un­ called the agreement “a victory in the 50. best interests of both USPS employees exists to receive radio signals from buildings — exposed floors and changed, except for general and the American public.” extraterrestrials no more advanced than ceilings, wood columns and beams cleaning-up, Seader said. The lobby EE Letter Carriers union President Vin­ we are from “at 1 e a s t many Extended outlook and floor-to-ceiling windows. entrance and elevators for the cent Sombrotto said the settlement was thousands” of light years away. A light The clocktower mill will include building will be located in the belated recognition that all employers, year is about 6 trillion miles. Extended outlook for New England Sunday through an indoor health club, with swim­ crossbar of the H-shaped structure. including the Postal Service, must obey The scientists said growing radio in­ Tuesday: . ^ . ming pool and racquetball courts There will be lounges and laundry 2 federal law. terference on Earth will make the Massach.usetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair, while the Manchester Modes facilities on each floor. A total of 153 “I’m extremelv nleaseH that i"‘* search Increasingly difficult if it is through the period. Starting off cold with a gradual war­ building will include one of those op­ parking spaces are planned. delayed. ming trend. Overnight lows in the 20s and low 30s Sun-- tions. Two townhouse units will be built Reagan doesn’t see The cost of such an extraterrestrial day warming to the inid 30s to low 40s Tuesday. Rents at the Manchester Modes in a former boiler room behind the TWO BEDROOM eavesdropping program, using existing Daytime highs in the upper 40s to mid 50s Sunday war­ building — which will have 48 one building, Seader said. lOSO sq. ft. ming to the upper 50s to mid 60s Tuesday. hardships on trip radiotelescopes around the world, could bedroom units and 54 two-bedroom Seader estimated that construc­ Vermont: Fair each day with moderating PLANS FOR ONE- AND TWO-BEDROOM UNITS be as low as a few million dollars a year units — will range from $480 to $550 tion will begin next spring, with oc­ CLOCKTOWER APARTMENTS WILL HAVE PARKING FOR 234 OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - In tvvo days of temperatures. Highs Sunday In the 40s. Lows in the 20s. for one or two decades, the scientists a month, heat and utilities not in­ cupancy about a year later. He . . . Building will have 156 one- and two-bedroom units . Will feature hlqh ceilings, exposed beams, huge windows campaigning on farms and in cities. said. Highs Monday and Tuesday in the 50s. Lows 25 to 35. cluded. 2 refused to estimate the cost of the President Reagan saw little of what He Maine, New Hampshire: Fair Sunday and Monday. project. the town. General Contracting Co. Inc., an af­ The original plans also encom- acknowledged to be “hardship” in the Chance of showers Tuesday. Lows from the mid 20s to Rents in the clocktower for most Gelardin/Bruner/Cott, a Boston The architects plan to convert the filiate of West Hartford developers pa.ssed the adjacent weaving mill, nation’s heartland, where farm prices the mid 30s. Highs in the 40s north and 50s south. units will be in the mid-500s for one- CONSTRUCTION on the firm with experience in mill conver­ British officials chapel in the mill to the lobby for Simdn Konover and Associates. which has been sold to a group of are low and unemployment high. bedrooms and the mid-600s for two- clocktower mill conversion is sion, said the mills will provide “a the building. Adjacent to that will be Dwelling Development Corp. is also local owners. Their plans have not Reagan wound up a Midwest campaign fear more terror bedrooms, not including heat and expected to begin in early 1983, ac­ better housing product than a new the indoor health club. associated with Simon Konover. been announced, but a spokesman swing Thursday before an effusive crowd Long Island Sound utilities. Most of the building will be construction project. cording to George Ritter, legal jiaid they are also planning of loyalists in a state that gave him near­ BELFAST, Northern Ireland (UPI) - two-bedroom units. Aproximately 30 Most of the units will be 1,100- Long Island Sound from Watch Hill R.I., to Montauk counsel for the Clocktower Mill “The spaces and environment The clocktower mill complex will apartments. ly two-thirds of its presidential vote in British officials today feared surprise of the one-bedroom units will rent square-foot two bedroom units with Point, N.Y.: Fair with visibility over 5 miles today Associates, a joint venture of couldn't be reproduced at any cost,” have 2.34 parking spaces for 156 un­ In January voters approved a election victories by the Irish for below-market-rates — about $355 two baths, storage closets, separate 1980. through Saturday. Northerly winds 10 to 15 mph today, Dwelling Development Corp., he said. “Our philosophy is to let the its. $750,0(H) bond issue to pay for im­ Nebraska Gov. Charles Thone, in a Republican Army’s political wing in — as a condition of the revenue bond decreasing to 10 knots of less tonight and continuing. architects Gelardin/Bruner/Cott grandeur of the building speak for provements to the area which tough re-election bid because of Northern Ireland would encourage the financing arranged with the entry halls and dining rooms on one Vi;iTIO (l<;il EINANCINt; is not and A. Abner Rosen, representing itself and ju st help it along.” developers said werq necessary to economic distress his opponent blames IRA's terror campaign. Saturday. assistance of the town. level. Units on the top floor will yet secured, a representative from Seas 1 to 3 feet today and around 1 foot tonight. the owners. make the apartment project feasi­ on Republican policies, was not far off As counting continued in the election have skylights and loft space. In one The exterior will be virtually un­ Community Development Corp. said ble. the mark when he said Reagan retains for the 78-member Northern Ireland REPRESENTATIVES of the The project, which will cost wing of the four-wing building, changed, except for cleaning. The the firm is confident it will be ob­ UPI photo between $7 million and $8 million, Both developers said they hope to “a high levei of popularity” in the assembly, members of the IRA’s Sinn developers of both projects said the townhouse units will be built on two ground in the interior courtyards tained soon. Developers had National forecast will be financed through tax-free present their plans to the town Plan­ Cornhusker State. Fein political party expressed elation apartments are designed to appeal levels because the building is will be lowered to allow three full originally announced their plans in revenue bonds issued through the narrower than the others. August 1981 and were waiting for in­ ning and Zoning Commission for ap­ ’’Nebraska is, indeed, Reagan coun­ Today in history after capturing three seats with the Tiiv & Fest HI Lo Pep los Angeles c 79 06 .... to “young professionals.” floors of housing. try,” Thone said to a roar of approval possibility of winning niore. Albuquerque c 71 42 laouisvilie c 54 32 .... Leonard Seader, speaking for 'town, bnt incurring no obligation on Eric Richelson, an architect with Construction will be done by terest rates to fall. proval within the next few weeks. Tension rippled through Ulster, with Anchorage cy » 21 Memphis c 63 38 .... from 8,000 people in the Omaha Civic On Oct. 22, 1962 President John F. Kennedy announced an arms Asheville c M 40 Miami Bech pc 61 78 .... Auditorium Arena. And Reagan, he said, blockade of Cuba after Soviet missiles were discovered on the island police investigating charges the Atlanta pc » 44 .07 Milwaukee c 43 28 .... bodyguard of a Protestant candidate nillinga pc s 43 Mlnneapolia c 44 27 .... "is Nebraska’s kind of president.” . 90 miles from Florida. Birmingham pc m 44 Nashvlue c 60 32 ...« The cheering throng contrasted to the pulled a gun on Danny Morrison, the Boston pc m 41 New Orlens cy 74 » ...^ somewhat chilly reception Reagan publicity director of Sinn Fein. No in­ Brwnavll Tx.pc 87 63 New York c a 43 .Vr Buftalo pc 47 36 Oklahom Ctv c <3 41 ....- Probate candidates swap barbs at forum juries were reported. received Wednesday from farmers stan­ American autos splashed with paint rhrlatn S.C. cy n ft •U Omaha c S3 f t . . . . ding on a windswept field in central In London, government ministers rharltt N.C. pc 68 4t 21 Philadelphia c 61 36 .... refrained from public comment, but said CTiirago c S 22 Phoenix pc 89 61 .... Illinois. ricveland cy « 40 Pittsburgh cy 46 37 .... WARSAW, Poland (U PI)-V and alism Monday night, paint was thrown over privately they were dismayed by the a ..... 0 With the economy the dominant issue Columbus pc 40 29 Portland Me. c ft By Paul Hendrie said crime was the biggest problem. the state, to prepare people for high unincorporated business tax. He the wall of the French Embassy, around 82 49 M Portland Ore. r 54 50 36 Assembly District. Each candidate don’t care are unfair,” said an ob­ in the Nov. 2 elections, Reagan has made against the Western community coin­ Sinn Fein victories, dashing hopes the Dallas pc technology jobs, and begin a major warned the Realtors . that he is the corner from the U.S. Embassy, and Denver c 61 92 Providence pc 64 38 .... Herald Reporter was asked to address what he or she viously annoyed FitzGerald. “Do I He charged that the Democratic ad­ only infrequent forays into areas where cided this week with attempts by Polish moderate Social Democratic and Labor Des Moines c so 30 Richmond c 64 40 .... ministration is not sufficiently com­ highway reconstruction program, to afraid the unincorporated tax won’t officials to portray a growing an- foreign-owned cars parked outside the Party would bolster its position with Detroit cy 40 34 St. Louis r 47 S .... considered the most important issue care?” the recession has taken its toll in jobs, The liveliest comments at the mitted to building more prisons and provide labor intensive work. be repealed next year — as tiAmerican feeling in reaction to Presi­ embassy had their locks tampered with. Catholic voters. Duluth pc 40 25 Salt Lk Ctypcy 61 40 .... facing the state. Then, each can­ FitzGerald answered his own businesses and economic vitality. R1 Paso c 77 4b San Antonio cy 67 S4 .... Manchester Board of Realtors’ can­ toughening criminal laws. Democratic Mayor Stephen T. scheduled - becau.se a large budget dent Reagan’s harsh attitude toward “There have been many varying in­ didate was subject to questioning, question by citing his past involve­ Even those trips have been carefully Hartford pc 63 33 San Diego c 78 88 didates forum Thursday came — His opponent. Democrat Daniel J. Penny, his party’s nominee in the deficit is projected. cidents (directed against the Western Honolulu pc ft 73 San Franclsc r 72 6 3 x e ment with groups like the Drug Ad­ scripted and held before crowds martial law. surprisingly — from the candidates D I 4th Senatorial District, was asked community) beginning in June, including 1ndian8ix)lis c a Z7 San Juan pc 8t 77 21 ANA, THE senior member of visory Council. Moore, said he would be a unique REI’. W AI.ri’.R II. Joyner, R- guaranteed to be supportive of the presi­ Western diplomatic sources said Jacksn Mss. pc 70 S3 Seattle r 9 St JD fpr judge of probate. about his stand on the income tax. He robberies, break-ins, car thefts, houses the Board of Directors, said he was “ I devote those services out of my freshman legislator because — 12th D istrict, was asked if he dent. Thursday three Americanowned cars Jacksonville cy 63 60 ^ k a n e r so 44 .14 Republican challenger William J. entered ” a diplomat said. “ But nothing Kansas Citv c » 29 Tampa pc 83 66 .... “stepping aside from partisan own tim e, not on the Probate having worked as a staff person at repeated that he opposes it, “but Reagan stood face-to-face Wednesday parked outside a U.S. Embassy apart­ In brief ceremony Diana implied it is improper for thought the Real Estate Cotnmis- C like this public nature.” I.as Vegas cy 76 S3 Washington c 88 40 .... politics” to run for the Probate Court’s time,” said FitzGerald. the C.ipitol — he already knows the would have to reconsider if the state with Illinois farmers all too familiar ment block were splashed with yellow Little iTock c 60 97 Wichita c W 82 .... Democratic incumbent William E. sion should be given back its Earlier this month, a knifewielding INDEPENDENCE, Mo. (U PI)-Bess Court. “ I’m proud of my activities with the ropes. ever faced a situation where it could autonomy from the Department of with their plight. Although the same paint during the night and a tire on one FitzGerald to chair the Cheney robber and two accomplices broke into Wallace Truman, who preferred a He did not attack FitzGerald by' Cheney Commission. I don’t think not provide its basic services problems threaten Thone’s reelection car had been slashed. Brothers National Historic Land­ REP. ELSIE L. “ Biz” Swensson, Consumer Affairs. the house used as office and home of the private life to one of ceremonial pomp, name, but indirectly criticized him too many people in this town would without an income tax. chances, the only farmers evident in mark District Commission. R-13th District, said the biggest was buried beside her husband, former when he said, “ I think I have the want me to resign from that posF Penny was unequivocal in his op­ Omaha were those protesting on the The same night, vandals splashed correspondent of The New York Times. problem that will face the state is .Joyner turned the question President Harry S. Truman in a quiet sensitivity and compassion to treat position to the unincorporated paint and daubed a swastika and the in­ On the whole, Poland has a low crime Lottery FitzGerald defended his ac­ tion. But if that is an issue. I’m disposal of 16w-level ’> radioactive around, asking the room full of street. these cases.” business tax. itials of the Palestine Liberation rate compared to the Wpst, and the only courtyard at the Truman Library. tivities, and said he was insulted by prepared to make it an issue.” waste. She proposed working with Realtors whether they though the “I’ll miss her,” said Margaret Truman Diana clearly referred to Organization,on the facades of the U.S. reported acts of vandalism have been Ms opponent’s insinuations that he FitzGerald also took a shot at his other northeastern states to build a Republican incumbent Sen. Carl commission was more effective agricultural trade office and the trade directed against Soviet memorials or Daniel, the couple’s only child. doesn’t care enough about people. FitzGerald’s activities with the opponent, saying, “Today, he hasn’t A.’ Zinsser repeated his strong when it had autonomy. The consen­ T Arabs’ bid to expel safe, regional disposal facility. Mrs. Truman, 97, died in her sleep Cheney Commission, when he said, development center. cemeteries. told us what his qualifications are.” Her Democratic opponent, former criticisms of the O'Neill ad­ sus was yes. Winning numbers drawn Maine daily: 820. Also speaking at the luncheon “1 will not lend the prestige of the Israel falls short Monday of congestive heart failure. She Mayor John W. Thompson, said jobs ministration’s handling of fiscal was the oldest living former first lady, Thursday in New England: Rhode Island daily: 8384. were candidates in the 4th office of judge of probate to any con­ The General Assembly can­ is the biggest issue. He reiterated matters. Joyner's opponent, Democrat and had lived in seclusion at her 17-room Connecticut daily: 392. Vermont daily: 601. Senatorial District, the 12th troversial town issues, no matter didates, for the most part, gave his proposed program to improve Zinsser also repeated his outright Jam es R. McCavanagh could not at­ NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — An Arab Doctors are urged to screen for VD mansion In Independence since her New Hampshire daily: Massachusetts daily: Assembly District, the 13th how strongly I feel about them.” standard speeches. Incumbent Rep. technical training and retraining in opposition to an income tax and the tend the lunch. move to expel Israel from the Inter­ husband’s death in 1972. 4661. 6049. Assembly D istrict and the 55th “ I think the insinuations that I J. Peter Fusscas. R-55th District, national Telecommunications Union CHICAGO (UPI) — A federal health drastically,” he said. About 140 guests, invited by Mrs. fizzled today but the agency approved a official says doctors must take the lead Daniel, attended Thursday’s funeral, in­ compromise' resolution that condemned in screening and treating patients with “ Estimates of the annual statistics are cluding first lady Nancy Reagan and the Jewish state for its actions in sexually transmitted diseases — the staggering.” former first ladies Rosalynn Carter and Lebanon. Housing Authority has questions Candidates Say “epidemic of the 1980s and 1990s.” ^ t t y Ford, and local and state officials. Assistant Health Secretai^ Edward N. They include 200,000 to 500,000 new Baskets of flowers lined the small Almanac The Common Market resolution, con­ Brandt Jr ., in an editorial in the Journal cases of genital herpes; 80,000 new cases square in the courtyard where the Stephen T. Penny, Democratic never vote for an income tax" demning Israel's “continuing violation of of the American 'Medical Association, of syphilis, 2 million new cases of Trumans are buried. Some of the flowers about costs of rehabilitation work candidate for the 4th senatorial dis­ Penny is running against international law and the massacresi of published Thursday, urged physicians to gonorrhea, 200,000 cases of hepatitis B, a were sent by former President Richard trict, reiterated his opposition to an Republican incumbent Carl A Palestinian and Lebanese civilians,” become more agressive in order to bring significant proportion of which are M. Nixon, former first lady Jacqueline Today is Friday, Oct. 22, the 295th day of 1982 with 70 commissioners is whether the light income tax in a statement released Zinsser. was adopted in a secret ballot. 85 to 31, 'the widespread diseases under control. sexually transmitted, and more than 1 Kennedy Onassis, and several former to follow. Commissioners of the Manchester _ now that they have reviewed a Wednesday night by Marilyn Walsh, fixtures to be used at a house at 15- Thursday. with 13 abstentions. “The epidemiologic features of sexual­ million cases of pelvic inflammatory dis­ Cabinet members who served under The moon is moving toward its first quarter. Housing Autority have some report from the consultant for the the consultant whose contract ended "The state of Connecticut is 17 Orchard Street are to be paid for Penny Cited two reasons for op­ The United States voted against the ly transmitted diseases have changed ease that lead to as many as 100,000 Truman. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Saturn. Oct. 15. responsible tor delivering a certain questions about the housing work. u outside the contract to- Joseph posing an income tax: public opposi­ resolution that came at the end of a long and the number of diseases categorized forced sterilizations among young The casket was. adorned with yellow The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. rehabilitation program under way The re p o rt w as su b m itted One of the questions puzzling the base level of services,” Penny said. Swensson Jr ., the builder who is tion and the failure of states which conference session early today. as sexually transmitted has climbed women. roses. Those bom on this date are under the sign of Libra. •’If continuing reductions on ser­ doing the work on the house. have recently adopted income taxes Hungarian composer Franz Liszt was bom Oct. 22, to reduce other taxes. vices, staff and programs should 1811. The commissioners also want to know if appliances to be purchased However, Penny added. “ I have reach that level and the state should On this date in history: Authority protocol questioned still be faced with in.solvency, then must be paid for outside the scope of difficulty agreeing with Gov. Bill In 1836, Gen. Sam Houston was sworn in as the first O’Neill, his Republican opponent you can be sure that the Legislature president of the Republic of Texas. the contract. Peopletalk man of the authority’s m eeting on a Tuesday nent executive director. And the group is concerned over Lew Rome, or my opponent when would look seriously at an income In 1962, President John F . Kennedy announced an John FitzPatrick, the Board of Commissioners, because the authority’s ac­ FitzPatrick said he was proposal to pay the owner of a house they say that they would absolutely tax as the alternative of last resort. arms blockade of Cuba after Soviet missiles were dis­ newest commissioner of the Manchester Housing for calling the meeting that countant could not be pre­ sure that there was nothing at 66 Regent Street. $4J)00 as part of 2 covered on the Communist island 90 miles from Florida. Dame Margot 'Troyens,” singing Cassandra on the opening night only three members, a sent on a Wednesday to illegal about the meeting. down-payment on another house. ■•VK'; In 1968, the three Apollo 7 astronauts splashed down Authority, objected of the Met’s 100th season. Wednesday night to a bare quorum, was able to but insisted that shifting Dame Margot Fonteyn doesn’t dramatize the after an 11-day orbital flight. explain the budget. Until Miss Norman’s American opera career may be change of meeting date on attend. the date on short notice hard life of the ballet dancer. In 1973, the AFL-CIO and the American BaAssoclation the beginning of this week One of the best ways to starting late — but it’s starting at the top. short notice. Dame Margot, who took off her dancing shoes called for President Nixon to resign, or be impeached,' find a bargain is to shop the FitzPatrick criticized Mastrangelo said it was the authority had been was arbitrary and dis­ after a 45-year career, said, “I always think what a as the Watergate furor grew. Classified ads every day. Pascal Mastrangelo, chair­ necessary to call the operating without a perma­ courteous to him. terribly difficult life a top tennis player has. It Quote of the day would be good to hear about that for a change. Look A thought for the day: German poet Rainer Maria at those people playing at Wimbledon — the Jihan Sadat, the widow of Egypt’s assassinated Rilke said, “Thus we live, forever taking leave.” HOT SPICY 2 pressure they are under, the tension.” President Anwar Sadat, is beginning to look toward Girl still in stable condition The Office of Dame Margot hasn’t quit performing completely the future. APPLE — she narrates a new six-part PBS series, “The She told David Hartman on ABC’s "Good Mor­ Theresa Hebert, who patchers were notified that pool- She was pulled from Magic of Dance,” to premiere Oct. 25, with guests ning America” about her plans: “Am I going to SUNDAE stay at home, just to mourn all my life? But that is was rescued from the bot­ the child had been dis- the pool by another JEROME I. BASKIN AND COMPANY ranging from Fred Astaire and Sammy Davis Jr., iianrlipfitpr RFrald covered in a neighbor’s neighbor. to Rudolf NurCyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov. not Jihan. But that is not even Sadat’s wife, I tom of a swimming pool Rich thick creamy apple ice cream, Oct. 11, is still in stable How does she like not dancing? “I love not believe. I decided to continue and to do what my made with real cooked apples, topped Richard M. Diamond, Pubtlaher condition' at Hartford working,” she told UPI. “I was very happy to stop. husband loved me to do ... doing my duty towards with heaps of hot apple sauce, flavored my country. And because of that I decided to con­ Thomas J. Hooper, Qeneral-Wa"""**' , Hospital, a hospital w* havs Certified Public Accountent It’s very nice to be able to stay at home and do Uke spokesman said today. with cinnamon and nutmeg . . . just nothing.” Living in Panama, she seldom even sees tinue my teaching in the university, to continue my Hospital spokesmen have mother made . . . have one today. ballet perform ^. Does she miss it? “No, not at social activities, but limited them— I limited them USPS 327-500 VOL. CH. 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Ga., made the world of opera sit up and take notice Joan Lunden of “Good Morning America” pext •pMde •etrlpee •mock velvet 771 Main Street (Lower Level) week in connection with dedication ceremonies for draaa changaa to tha Manehaatar To plaba a elaaaWad ordlaplay •araoflrain •gingham and the in 1969 when she made her debut with the Deutsche Harald. P.O. Box 591, advartlaamant. or lo raport a' ‘The girl was at her the Armand Hammer United World College of the Manehaatar, Conn. 06040. apeclal narrow size for Oper in Beriin as Elisabeth in “ Tannhauser.” n a n .Ham story or plotura ktaa^ gjrandmother’s home on UPI photo She has sung opera in both Germany and France American West in Montezuma, N.M. ... Susan eall 643-2711. Ollloa houra ara barret braiding To'aubaorttta, or to raport a Summer Street the day she since then, but her career mostly has been devoted Oliver, a c t r ^ , author and aviatrix, directed the 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, DAIRY STORES Actress Kim Novak shows she’s more than premiere episode of CBS’s “ M-A-S-H,” to be aired ePhAry preblarn. eaH 647-6046. through Friday. fell into the pool. Police Manchester, 6onn. 06040 just honorary chairman of the new national to concerts and recitals. jOffloa houra ara 6:30 a.m. to 5:30 said she apparently walked Finally she is going to make her American opera Monday ... Betty Thomas of NBC’s "Hill Street p.m. Monday through Friday and Tha Manehaatar Harald la a every tw o CONVEMENT UXA-nONS IN MANCHESTER event “Dance for Heart" as she participates out a back porch door when 640E M D O U im OUST 6-Op«t M y and S

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The Tax Collector is also in the office 2 the difference in heart at- Monday evenings from 7:00 p.m. to SAVE OVER *f0 WITH REBATE! 9:00 p.m. Charlotte L. Neal TOWN OF MANCHESTER Tax Collector LEGAL NOTICE DAZEY Deluxe Town of Andover At a meeting held on October 18, SAVE OVEft *7 / 1982. the Planning and Zoning Com- Connecticut Foot Saver mission made the following 017-09 Caldor Rag. Price . . . . 29.99 decisions p a t r e T n ZONING REGULATION, O V E R m ! ...... 22.7B AMENDMENT lZ-«0) - Adopted INVITATION TO BID Sbi^TU be 1500 Watt ►...... 3.00 Article III. Section 1 02 regarding Sealed bids will be received in Uie Ouaitz Heater public improvements for develop­ Office of the Director of General tii^«Te«ESTINOHOUSE ment of nonconforming lots of Services, 41 Center Street, PANASONIC AFTER Record — Effective October 25, Manchester. Connecticut, until C k P t upright Freezer REBATE... 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V MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Oct. 22. 1982 - 7 ft - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri„ Oct. 22, 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher Dan Fitts. Editor OPINION Aiex Qireili, City Editor

Jack Anderson If Penny wins new contest starts 'v' Washington Merry-Qo-Round about the rumors, because he is “ I ’ve never heard one word A political campaign potential­ hospitalized with a ruptured about Jim McCavanagh (seeking ly as important as any other this spinal disc. But if he is indeed the job),’’ said Cummings. election season is under way serious about seeking the “ That’s untrue and unfounded.” behind-the scenes. It is a cam­ Manchester It’s a little surprising that paign for mayor. mayor’s chair, the main obstacle he has to overcome is precedent. there even is any question about Another The sitting Democratic mayor, Spotlight who would be mayor. But several Stephen T. Penny, is running for Even directors who might prefer of the directors have privately the state Senate against Cassano over Mrs. Weinberg By Paul Hendrie — Herald Reporter would be reluctant to break tradi­ expressed reservations about wasteful Republican incumbent Carl A. Mrs. Weinberg. At least a couple Zinsser. Most observers see that tion. commented that they didn’t think as a race that cquld go either V Itll.MOK circulating during she did a particularly good job of endeavor way. If Penny should win, he has the summer had Mrs, Weinberg, chairing a recent board meeting said he will resign from the the hope that she would follow who has voiced some reser­ succeed Penny. which Penny missed: Board of Directors. Penny as mayor. vations about the Bennet housing WASHINGTON — The Pentagon’s ‘ ” I would presume — historical­ But even a director supporting Herald photos by Tarquinlo So who would be mayor? One director, who will support multimillion-dollar chemical war­ ly — that as the second leading project — Cassano's pet project Cassano, who claimed that Mrs. The answer, you would think, is fare program is turning into a gigan­ PUTTING HANDCUFFS ON ONE OF THE SUSPECTS vote-getter, I would be elected Mrs. Weinberg, said Cassano had -- agreeing to support the projeet Weinberg would have a tough obvious. Shouldn’t Deputy Mayor STATE AND MANCHESTER POLICEMEN . . . both Manchester and state police played roles mayor,” she said. been operily campaigning for the in exchange for Democratic sup­ time running the board, said tic stink bomb. . . . escort a suspect Into a cruiser Barbara B. Weinberg, who mayor’s job earlier in the year. port to be mayor. Poison gas was used with such Cassano and Mrs, Weinberg Cassano might have a tough time finished second in the balloting chair the most important board That director’ was a little sur­ Mrs. Weinberg categorically too. horrible effect in World War I that last year, step up if Penny steps prised to hear the competition denied that such a deal ever was no nation dared to unleash it in committees and on more than It would be tough to replace out? .If past precedent is had continued. The director struck. World War II for fear of devastating J one occasion, they have battled Penny as mayor. Like him or not, Coventry man hurt in Windham robbery followed, that would be the case. for jurisdiction over important thought the question had been ” 1 have not talked to anyone he’s an effective chairman who is retaliation in kind. Yet research in ^ But it doesn’t have to be the settled. issues. Both are exceptionally about any deal nor would I,” she better versed in parliamentary the deadly field went on, and scien­ case. The directors have the Democratic Town Chairman said. ” I would absolutely not hard-working and both are excep­ procedure that any of the his tists developed ever more lethal right to elect any among them as Ted Cummings said basicaliy the make such a deal.” tionally ambitious. colleagues. When Penny runs a chemical warfare weapons. chairman and mayor. At least Cassano was clearly unhappy same thing, hinting that Mrs. ’’That’s the most farfetched Alarmed by reports that the Four men, nabbed after chase, due in court meeting, everybody knows who is one other Democratic Director, last November when he scored Weinberg wouid become mayor, thing I ’v ever heard,” said Cum­ in charge. Soviets had made great strides in former Deputy Mayor Stephen T. but stopping short of saying it mings. lower than in the past among In the end, it would be hard to perfecting nerve gas and other Cassano, has done little over the outright. Mrs. Weinberg noted that she By Richard Cody voters and lost his position as imagine the Democrats bucking chemical/biological killers. months to hide his own ambition still has not satisfied her reser­ Herald Reporter deputy mayor. There was even ’’That went to bed some time tradition and refusing to give Congress and the Reagan ad­ to chair the board. talk that he might not serve out ago,” said Cummings. ” It mu.st vations about the Bennet project Mrs. Weinberg the job she feels ministration listened sym­ Four men allegedly involved in the armed robbery of a liquor store, who engaged police ONK D IK I’.CTUK said this this term. Were he elected seems to me those things are and would not support it until her she earned. pathetically to the generals’ pleas to going to take care of themselves in a 14-mile chase down Route 6 into week Cassano now has five votes, mayor, his political career would questions are answered. Of course, the whole question close the “ gas gap.” Over the past Manchester before being apprehended, were from both parties, for mayor. If be back on track. as they have a way of doing. two years, hundreds of millions of I rilE ltlC S BEEN another twist might be moot. Penny’s opponent to be arraigned today in Danielson Superior true, that would make Cassano Mrs. Weinberg was talked Those are rumors designed to dollars were appropriated to build I to the maneuvering for mayor. for the Senate, incumbent Court. about as a candidate for state complicate the electability of our up our chemical arsenal. ■ mayor. But, the director According to one director, the Republican Carl A. Zinsser, has They were being held overnight at the representative or secretary of candidates. It would seem to me It’s debatable whether the United J cautioned, things could still latest rumor has Jim been quoted as saying that state’s Brooklyn jail on $75,000 bond. the state earlier this year. She States needs to achieve the capabili- * change before a vote is taken. there are ainple precedents for McCavanagh seeking the job if he Manchester has a good mayor State police identified the men as Charles ty of retaliating on an exact, tit-for- Mrs. Weinberg said she chose not to run for those jobs, the seicceion of the mayor.” fails in his campaign for the and a good senator, so it might as A. King, 33, Robert L. Barber, 34, Carlton L. tat basis against whatever weapon , Woodard, 28, and William Rodriguez, 26, all remains confident she would obviously biding her time with Cassano could not be called Begislature. well keep both. the Soviets may decide to develop. of Hartford. Critics see no reason why the th reat; They are each charged with two counts of of nuclear weapons, for example, first-degree robbery, two counts of second- couldn’t deter the first use of poison j degree assault with a firearm and two counts of sixth-degree larceny. Barber, the alleged In M anchester gas. ; • driver, was also charged with engaging police BU T ON one point there is no J in pursuit, evading responsibility and driving Herald photo by Cody while having a suspended license. argument: defending our front-line ' TWO ROBBERY SUSPECTS PINNED TO A CRUISER troops against a sneak chemical a t - ' STATE POLICE spokesman Adam . . . awaiting a trip to the Colchester police barracks The scanner's tack. Unfortunately, the Pentagon’s J Berluti said Thursday the incident began at chemical warfare defense program j 11:15 a.m. when an off-duty Willimantic as soon as he walked in the men pummeled flat left-rear tire and police cut it off and sur­ has turned into an expensive boon-1 police officer noticed suspicious activity at him and forced him into a small backroom. rounded it. The blow out was spontaneous. No doggie that has wasted millions ^ the Anne-Marie Spirit Shoppe on Route 32 in He then heard the shot and felt blood running shots were fired at the fleeing car, state without developing the needed;} Windham. down the side of his head. After a few police said. day has come The officer checked closer, and after deter­ protective measures. J minutes, he left,the room and found the men The police jumped out armed with shotguns mining that a robbery was in progress, called Quite simply, the protective gear v had left. and handguns, and the men were taken in the information. He said he also released the store owner, can be expected to peruse the intended to nullify the effects of an j without incident. The day of the CAT scanner as Meanwhile, inside, Berluti said, the four who had been locked in another room. Traffic on the highway was stopped for applications and the hospital will enemy gas attack are almost as j men, armed with a hunting knife and a a standard diagnostic tool for He said he didn’t know what caused the about 45 minutes. dangerous as the enemy’s^ handgun, were holding the place up. They standard hospitals appears to probably have to present a bruise. ■ Berluti said the handbag and the wallet, as chemicals. If it weren’t so potential- ‘ made away with between $100 and J200. have arrived. strong case. Despite the argu­ After the suspects left the scene, Berluti well as the gun. were not recovered in the ap­ ly tragic,, it would almost b e' A patron who walked in during the robbery Staff members of both the ment presented by Edward said, police began pursuing them in their prehension. He said police are scouring the laughable. was injured, Berluti said, and though a shot Cadillac on Route 6 in Columbia, and another area around the intersection of Routes 6 and Health Agency of North Central Kennedy, executive director of was fired during the crime, the person’s in­ The uniform designed to protect cruiser joined in when the chase left Andover 66 for them. the hospital, that the application Connecticut and the State Com­ soldiers from poison gas ^ mask, jury was not caused by it. Initial reports had and entered Bolton. said otherwise. A hunting knife was recovered. mission on Hospitals and Health by Rockville will not affect the boots, gloves and coveralls — can in- • After entering on the highway at what state The injured man was Arthur Brault, 58, of Police are asking that if anybody has seen Care indicate that their groups use projections for the capacitate or even kill the wearer. > police said was low speed but other sources Coventry. He received a bruise to the head, or recovered any of the articles related to the have ceased to regard the Manchester scanner, the ques­ An internal Army manual states < said reached speeds exceeding 100 mph. but the cause is still undetermined, Berluti about two Manchester police cruisers joined crime he should contact the Colchester scanner as an esoteric device tion of whether they duplicate that the outfit is so bulky and air- Barracks at 643-6604. The handgun was said. in. suitable only for experimental each other will be raised. tight that it “ could cause significant ' The four also took Brault’s wallet and the described as small and black, and the hand use in the largest and most Rockville’s projection for the numbers of heat casualties” if worn TIRE THAT HELPED STOP THE CHASE store owner’s handbag, he said. JUST EAS r of the Highland Street exit, bag was tan vinyl, with long adjustable straps Brault, contacted at his home today, said police said, the fleeing vehicle developed a sophisticated hospitals. mobile scanner is 2,200 scans a in hot weather. Soldiers encased in . . . after the blow out, police moved In and two zipper compartments. the protective garment “ may Up to now the only hospitals in year at the beginning. That experience heat exhaustion (diz­ this area equipped with CAT figure is close to the national ziness and fainting) at any time,” scanners are Hartford Hospital, standard that has been set. the report warns. Manchester’s is 2,600 scans for Readers' views CPEC urges bargaining changes St. Francis Hospital, the Health Open fom ni / Being rendered even temporarily Center of the University of the first year and 3,300 scans for helpless on the battlefield is bad They said the report did Send letters to: The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 HARTFORD (UPI) - CPEC president, said the ticut,” Franklin said at a Sandra Biloon, director of Connecticut and Mt. Sinai. the second year, a figure Kenney enough. But the protective gear egn INvo top state officials growth rate in state Capitol news conference. the agency’s Bureau of not include the first two Beautiful But applications for permis­ says will easily meet the even cause heat stroke, which the years of collective have questioned the data salaries quadrupled and State Administrative Personnel and Labor, dis­ sion to buy scanners have been minimum federal standards for Army report notes “ has a 50 percent | used in a Connecticut payroll costs rose 97 per­ Services Commissioner puted the data used in the bargaining when no across- submitted or soon will be sub­ scanner use. He has been particularly sensitive towards the Eighth District. How mortality rate.” Public Expenditure Ck)un- cent over the past six fiscal Elisha C. FYeedman and CPEC study. the-board pay hikes were granted. New Styles ^ mitted by smaller hospitals. Non-partisan to issues dealing with women’s can you explain his comments cil study recommending years. Manchester’s formal applica­ S T IL L , T H E AR M Y concluded, Rockville General Hospital equality and his recent concern for relative to Bryan Farms, Buckland the state reorganize its Franklin said there was tion has not yet been deemed after weighing “ heat casualties ver­ . collective bargaining no coordination of con­ wants a mobile scanner to use in To the Eldilor: the effect of VDTs (video display Fire House, EMT, Eighth District complete. The Health Agency of terminals) on office workers is es­ sewer problems and other issues as sus chemical casualties,” that the system. tracts negotiated with the Of All Natural cooperation with Windham Com­ protective outfit should be worn Quality performing North Central Connecticut has In answer to the Manchester pecially pertinent to the health of strident, I wonder how any voters - The budget watchdog state’s 27 union bargaining munity Memorial Hospital, units with seven agencies 60 days after the application is H era ld ’ s a r tic le on Oct. 15: working women. Republican, Democrat or Unaf­ after all. “ Reduced chemical group said ’Thur^ay the Johnson Memorial Hospital, and reorganization was needed and legislative oversight complete in which to act on it. “ Educators seeking advice on Many of the residents in his dis­ filiated -.in the Eighth District could protection of troops should not be permitted unnecessarily,” the to make someone accoun­ spread among three com­ built-in dishwasher! DRIED Day-Kimball Hospital. Bristol The State Commission on political use of schools,” I would trict are involved with higher educa­ possibly support Mayor Penny. Hospital is also preparing to ask Army warned, “ because the risk of table for contracts mittees. Hospitals and Health Care has like to state: tion and Mike recognized the in­ 2. Glastonbury-Manchester Road Quality performing heat stress or even exhaustion nor­ negotiated with worker un­ “ In short, there is no one for one. 90. 'Thus the periods overlap. 1) While parents from the Parent terests of his consituents — and the Water issue: The residents of ions. accountable for collective CENTERPIECES mally involves only a brief illness, Im ilt-ln dlBliwaslierl The new attitude, if the policy­ Teachers Organization used school disadvantages for higher education Glastonbury should not be made to Robert H. Franklin, bargaining in Connec­ makers of the agencies see Public support for facilities to remind people to vote on generally — when he opposed the act pay extra for the water im­ whereas chemical casualties can be much more serious ...” 4 things as their staffs apparently Manchester’s request will be the referendum, to my knowledge,, to reorganize the system of the provements. These residents should ’The gas mask is also a problem. J do, suggests that Manchester helpful. People who feel strongly callers did not tell anyone which state’s university, colleges, com­ be treated the same as Manchester Iticx The Defense Department recognizes ! WREATHS Memorial Hospital will be in a that they would like to have a way to vote. munity colleges and technical residents, i.e., no special charges. and 2) In other words, when we made the possibility of “ breathing dif-1 455 HARTFORD RD., M AN CH ESTER good position to press its request scanner readily available in case colleges. The cost of the Glastonbury im­ calls, we did not advocate a position. He is forthright and does not provements should be included in ficulty caused by the mask,” as well j 643-5230 for permission to buy a scanner they need it quickly and con­ We merely reminded people to vote. hedge on issues. He works hard and the total package. to be paid ul­ as an understandable impairment of * for about a million dollars. veniently should make their For yoor shoDping convonienco po]f your N M WALL DECORATIONS 3) Thus, public facilities were not has proved legislative skills. timately over 20 years through in­ the ability to hear and make oneself opinions known. SNETGO ft GNGM here! Also we’re e ILS. Pott However both the agencies used by the P.T.O. to advocate one Unlike his opponent, a woodcarver creased water rates. How caa heard. Office suhstttkm. ______All at side of the referendum question. by trade, Mike Skelley will not whit­ anyone in Glastonbury expect Mr. There has even been trouble with tle away his time. He will, however, the antidote developed to counteract Roberta E. Wilmot Penny to represent them fairly after continue to carve out an established this deal? nerve gas. The original antidote was SPECIAL SAVINGS ON Coventry OWNef^S AHP record of service to the 35th atropine, but that is so dangerous District. 3. His lack of tact, diplomacy and ItseU that the Army spent $1.4 He deserves our thanks and our compassion towards anyone who million on a drug known as TAB (no iiinn Mttai wconi(Mtnt 25% Off For Skelley votes on Nov. 2. disagrees with Mayor Penny is well relation to the soft drink). regular price known, especially to those who attend ' ^ To the Editor: Bruce M. Slave town directors’ meetings. But sources told my associate See this harvest Coventry 4. One of the major problems Lucette Lagnado that the new an­ from & > Voters in the 35th Senatorial r sAvi so'o ’ *298 collection at which will face Manchester in the tidote contained a hallucinogen. District are fortunate in having the with this coupon next three to five years is the Soldiers taking it would be "high” • 2 cycle wash selection ' Sound insulated opportunity to re-elect Senator Mike sewage treatment plant expansion. for hours. ’They might be protected normal wash & short Skelley. ’This is especially so for Not Penny on any size : Dual detergent dispenser. Nowhere^ have I seen or read where against nerve gas, but they’d be wash. those in a town like Coventry, which ftoTBAtt B - Mr. Penny has taken any action to helpless against other weapons — • 2-level washing action. > Built-in soft food is new to the district. To the Editor: solve this problem, even though it is just as, in World War 1, laughing gas disposer. Mike Skelley has an established • Full extension cushion- Is Mayor Penny the man we want common knowledge that this is a was sometimes used to render coated racks ' ’Tuff ’Tub* interior legislative record. to represent the 4th Senatorial multi-million dollar effort. enemy soldiers Incapable of defen­ At a time of the nation’s highest t District? Let’s examine his record; ’These are just a tew of the issues ding themselves against cold steel unemployment rate since the Great Pi A R l A SQ/y 1. ’The Eighth Utility District which sould be considered by 4th or lethal gas. I Valid 22 ^ Oct 20 649-5268 643-2171 Depression, Mike, who is chairman Mr. Penny doesn’t believe the stri­ senatoriai district voters when they t ------WEft-rDVirFHARMACY------^------i M on-W ed 10-5:30 649 Main St. of the legislature’s Labor and Public, dent stand he has taken against the go to the polis on Nov. 2. After this expensive'false start,, Thiir hi 9:00 Downtown Manchester Er^feV St. Klan^est Employees Committee, understands Eighth District will hurt his chances the armed services developed Fri. Ill 9:00 Sal hi 5:00 C'M 3 by MCA. me the problems and needs of the locally. His insulting stand - not stri- J.R. Smyth another, non-hallucinogenic .< an­ OPEN DAILY and SUNDAYS 48 Strawberry Lane region’s workers. ie n t - more nearly fits his attitude tidote, and largely scrapped TAB. 8 A.IS. - D P.W. ^^9.S[RVICI sinc' MANCHESTER HERALD, Frl., Oct. 22, 1982 — 9 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Oct. 22, 1982 KIttredge sets x-country mark Obituaries Manchester man charged Page 10

Mary S. Qadraltla in bungled bank robbery Mary S. Gedraitis, 90, of 73 Eldridge St. died Wednesday at Manchester Memorial Hospital. She A Manchester man, Delwright T. in an initial search by authorities as “ an innovation in bank robbery.” I was the widow of William Gedraitis. Dyman, 42, of Hartford Road, was Sunday when four of the suspects Local, state and federal official^ She was born in Lithuania, and arrested Thursday night by the FBI gave up after holding police at bay still would not comment Thursday; had been a resident of Manchester in connection with the bungled heist for four hours with threats to blow on why the well-drilled team had> more than 60 years. She was a of a Farmington Bank office. up the bank. allegedly hit the small bank In a- member of St. James Church and Dyman, who police say apparently An employee at the savings bank quiet suburb of Hartford. ! the Women's Lithuanian Alliance. hadn’t lived in Manchester very has since found a loaded .38-caliber They also refused comment on; Cardinais anxious to tmproye She is survived by two daughters, long, was charged with bank handgun, reported as stolen in .New how police were tipped off to the' Nettie M. Hepton of Ellington and burglary and conspiracy and was York, jammed behind a safe, Nevas bank heist. Police were waiting for Ann Hill of Monroe, Maine; 11 scheduled to be arraign ^ before a said. ' the suspects and watched as the Fittingly, Sutter nailed down the Cards’ ninth championhip in The Brewers anticipate signing right-hander Don Sutton (37). Mike grandchildren and 14 great­ U.S. magistrate in Hartford today. Bender was arrested inside a men allegedly bypassed an alarm, ST. LOUIS (U P I) — Even teams that reach the World Series and ex­ Wednesday night’s 6-3 victory and now Herzog commands a team that Caldwell will also be 34 by Opening Day while Pete Vuckovich soon grandchildren. FBI agents declined to say how rented van police said was used to and forced open a window to gain en-, tend it to seven games can improve and decision-makers for both the needs much less than it did when he arrived in 1980. First baseman turns 30. . Funeral services will be Saturday Dyman’s arrest was connected with haul an array of burglary tools, in­ try to the bank. St. Louis Cardinals and the Milwaukee Brewers know it. Ace reliever Rollie Fingers (36) went home for the winter without Hernandez is 29, second baseman Tommy Herr 26, shortstop Ozzie at 8 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral the aborted heist. cluding sophisticated electronic The one-story brick bank is; Whether they plan on making one move or 20, Cardinal manager testing his injured right arm in a game and until he proves to " ‘mseit Smith 27, and third baseman Ken Oberkfell 26. Home, 142 E. Center St., with a Five New York men have been in­ devices, blow torches, walkie located across the street from the' Whitey Herzog and Brewer executive vice-president and general and the team he can recover from a muscle tear, 26-year-oia rigni- In the outfield, Herzog has his only legitimate right-handed power mass of Christian burial at 8;45 p.m. dicted by a federal grand jury in the talkies and police radio scanners. exclusive Miss Porter’s school, a'. manager Harry ballon figure to put plenty of thought into preparing hander Pete Ladd becomes a valuable commodity. threat in George Hendrick (33). Lonnie Smith (26), Willie McGee (23) at St. James Church. Burial will be case. The FBI described one special finishing school whose graduates in­ for 1983. Herzog enjoys a particularly good opportunity to rnake any “ I ’ve been told to rest my arm over the winter," said Fingers and David Green (21) are all young Ulents. in St. James Cemetery. Calling Indicted Thursday in U.S. District cutting device found inside the bank clude Jacqueline Kennedy. Onassis..! desired adjustments after his club defeated Milwaukee in seven “ After about six to eight weeks, it should be fine. If I had left it a'one ’"They’re gonna have a good ballclub,” said Nelson Burbrink, who hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. were William Bender, 41, of the games. After all, who has more market value than the world cham­ and gone home to California for about four weeks, it probably would scouted the Cardinals for Milwaukee. “ They have some young kids Bronx, N.Y.; Richard D. pions? have been fine, but we were trying to get back in the pennant race, who are going to play a little bit.” Urban George Tataeclore Spainhower, 44, William J. Straw- "W ell, I came over here and I was pretty lucky because they Joaquin Andujar (29), Bob Forsch (32), Dave LaPoint (23) and John and 1 probably threw when I shouldn’t have,” Urban George Tatasciore, 55, of 7 sacker, 27, and Cosirno Mezzapella, already had a lot of good ballplayers and I could deal from a position Catcher Ted Simmons, showing an increased ability to hammer Town man arrested Stuper (25) form a respectable starting rotation and Series MVP Holland Lane, East Hartford, died 57, all of (Queens, N.Y., and Joseph of strength,” said Herzog, recalling the sequence that helped him American League pitching, is 33 and the Cardinals exploited his weak Darrell Porter (30) completes a still productive battery. Thursday at St. Francis Hospital A. Valentino, 62, of BuHalo, N.Y. build the Cardinals into champions within two years of his joining the ’’They’re probably going to make some deals in the winter for a throwing arm. , , and Medical Center. He was the hus­ Police, tipped off about the caper, organization. ■ ^ u St. Louis director of scouting Fred McAlister scouted Milwaukee pitcher,” said Burbrink. “ They don’t need much else.” band of Rose (Granato) Tatasciore Herald photo by Tarquinio trapped the five men inside the Far­ in fatal E.H. blaze Herzog moved Ted Simmons, Terry Kennedy and Lwn Durh^am with Mo Mozzali, a special assignment scout, and they give the and the fa th e r o f F ran k J. mington Savings Bank early Sunday among others in a series of deals that produced the right blend of Neither does Milwaukee. Despite falling one game short of winning it all, the Brewers enjoyed a remarkable year with likely M VP Robin Brewers high marks. Tatasciore of Manchester. and they surrendered peacefully Albert Fournier said he told Wood players for ” Whitey-Ball,” a speed game tailored for vast Busch “ They won more games than anyone else," said McAlister. "They A Manchester developer, Frank Yount anchoring the club at shortstop. Yount is 27, second baseman He also leaves three other sons, after a four-hour standoff. They face Stadium. ' won the division last year and Simmons will be a better hitler next Wood of 1.50 Lakewood Circle, has three days before the fire that a Jim Gantner 28, first baseman Cecil Cooper 31, and third baseman Robert J., .Joseph U. and Thomas G. Part of the take a maximum 25 years in prison and ” We had Simmons and Kennedy — the two catchers, said Herzog. been charged with 116 counts of complaint would be processed if he year. Tatasciore, all of East Hartford; $15,000 fine if convicted, U.S. at­ “ And (Keith) Hernandez and Durham. Having them enabled us to Paul Molitor 26. This white powder substance, believed to bo cocaine, was failing to install smoke detectors in did not equip the apartments with The Brewers are a little older than 28. However, Charlie Moore is "The defense is better than l thought it was. We didn’t think Molitor two daughters, Roseanne M. torney Alan H. Nevas said make the trades to get the players we needed. seized in the recent MAD operation by state and local police. an East Hartford apartment house smoke detectors. 29. Center fielder Gorman Thomas (31) is one of the most consistent and Gantner would play as well as they did in the Series. Mascaro and Mary L. Tatasciore, of Thursday. *‘The one guy we needed was a relief pitcher and I ve got to tell you, “ Like us, they need a sound Fingers (reliever). They pitched where a tenant died in a fire last Daniel Foley, 31, died in a second- power threats in the game and left fielder Ben Oglivie will be 34 by East Hartford, three sisters, and Nevas said Mezzapella had a long Bruce Sutter is the guy, more than anyone else, who turned things week. floor apartment where the fire is Caldwell, Sutton and Vuckovich. You need more than that” five grandchildren. criminal record and is wanted in Opening Day. Manchester records indicate that believed to have started. around.” Funeral services will be Saturday New York City and Virginia. He is Wood does not own any apartment The fire focused the attention of at 9 a.m. at the Newkirk Whitney also known as Joseph Russello, the Here's list of 33 houses in Manchester. the East Hartford Town Council on Funeral Home, 318 Burnside Ave., name he gave authorities at the He developed' a residential area enforcement of its requirements for . with a mass of Christian burial in St. time of his arrest. off Keeney Street, including Leland smoke detectors. “ We want to make Isaac Jogues Church, East Hart­ All five were held in lieu of bond Drive and Linwood Drive. An exten- sure our inspectors and fire marshal, ford, at 9:45 a.m. Burial will be in at the federal prison in Danbury. tion of that area was developed later are equipped to get compliance,” ; MVP sentimental choice Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ held in roundup The FBI said it expected further by others. said John Larson, a council' field. Calling hours are today 2 to 4 arrests. He developed more extensively in member. and 7 to 9 p.m. The five suspects were charged It’s all history now, the 1982 World Series. East Hartford, however. For the next 12 months the World Series banner The names of those arrested in cocaine, sale of marijuana; Meri- with conspiracy to commit bank Auxiliary to meet Scott Francis Hamelln East Hartford police say he could will be claimed by the National League St.Louis Thursday’s raids and the charges Jane Fletcher, 28, 21 Elro St., burglary. Mezzapella, Spainhower, Herald Scott Francis Hamelin, 18-month- be sentenced to as much as six The Ladies Auxiliary to the ' Cardinals. are: cultivating marijuana, possession of Strawsacker and Valentino also old son of James F. and Suianne months in prison on each of the Veterans of Foreign Wars depart- ; Looking back, the feeling remains that the latest Jonathan Gillespie, 30, 85 North marijuana; Christopher S. Turner, were charged with bank robbery. Angle (Jacques) Hamelin of 141 Henry St., counts and fned up to $200 on each. ment of Connecticut will meet Sun- ' baseball blue ribbon event lacked that something St., two counts of sale of cocaine, 20,19 Winthrop Road, four counts of Bender, who was arrested outside died Wednesday at Hartford In the fire at Park Plaza day at 2 p.m. at the VFW post home I extra to retain top interest. possession of cocaine; Earle F. sale of marijuana; Bruce A. the bank, was charged with aiding Earl Yost, Hospital. He was born in . apartments, a 120-unit complex in Wallingford. ! However, without question, the busiest day in Baker, 30,85 North St., possession of Emnett, 26, 103 Congress St., sale of and abetting a burglary. Sports Editor Manchester on April 25, 1981. owned by Wood, 100 tenants were Doris Lafierriere, department : years, thanks to Alexander Graham Bell’s inven­ cocaine; Wilfred Frank Smith, 20, hashish; Earl H. Woodcock, 34, 75 Nevas and the F B I said no Besides his parents, he leaves a left homeless. guard, and Florence Streeter, past tion, was Wednesday morning. 448 W. Middle Turnpike, Apt. 12, Cottage St., sale of marijuana; firearms or explosives were found brother, Christopher James East Hartford Fire Marshal state president,' will attend. sale of marijuana; Maureen E. Mer- Denise M. Savino, 21, 46 Pearl St., The company telephone switchboard was lit up Hamelin, and a sister, Jessica cier, 20, 1558 Manchester St., misrepresentation of controlled sub­ practically all the time from shortly after 6 until Suzanne Hamelin, both at home; his Glastonbury, three counts of sale of stance; Gregory McAllister, 25, 65 noon with 90 percent of the callers wanting to know maternal grandparents, Mr. and The MVP comes from the winning ledger and had LSD, possession of mariiuana, Walnut St., two counts of sale of what was the biggest scoring inning in ’Tuesday Mrs. Roland Jacques of the Brewers come out on top the leading candidates possession of cocaine, Robert L. hashish; James G. Viel, 24, 160 night’s twice delayed game in St. Louis to deter­ Northbridge, Mass.; his paternal Buckland road work to begin would have been shortstop Robin Yount, who posted Butler, 26, 231 Dutch Point, Hart­ Bissell St., sale of marijuana, three mine grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roland a brilliant .440 batting average, and pitcher Mike ford, three counts of sale of counts of sale of LSD, misrepresen­ Catcher Darrell Porter of the champion Hamelin of Uxbridge, Mass., and Caldwell who copped two of his team’s three marijuana, distribution of hashish, tation of a substance as a controlled where it meets .Tolland Turnpike Work will begin at the north side St. Louis Cards wound up with the most valuable several aunts, uncles and cousins. Work will begin Monday on decisions. sale of hashish, sale of cocaine; substance; Mark A. Gionfreddo, 20, across from the entrance to the of Buckland Road and the east side player award but one wonders if it was principally Graveside committal services and revamping the Buckland intersec­ Porter, in winning the MVP, the big prize being Donald J. Alexander, 27, 94 51 W. Point Terrace, West Hartford, Burr Corners Shopping Center. It of Tolland Turnpike. Because the for sentimental reasons? The veteran catcher buiial will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at tion and will continue for about a an automobile, achieved a double as he was also Coleman Road, sale of hashish; possession of cocaine, intent to sell, will also eliminate the sweeping first phase will result in contruction overcame a bout with drugs and was a factor in the St. James Cemetery. Calling hours year. Work will continue through the named the most valuable in the National League Harvey Gross, 22 , 96A Tudor Lane, possession of marijuana; Frederic curve of New State Road around to of that intersection, the Eighth Red Birds’ triumph over .Milwaukee. A good human are Saturday from 11 a.m. to noon at winter. playoff series. He batted .286 and had five R B I’s in sale of cocaine; Mitchell A. J. Fishbein, 4 Arbutus St., East The $1.7 million project calls for Tolland Turnpike. Utilities District is planning to have interest story. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. But was he the No. 1 performer? the series. Manseau, 26, Old South Willington Hartford, possession of cocaine with realigning the intersection so New a section of sewer line installed Memorial contributions may be A number of properties reportedly Cardinal Manager Whitey Herzog, by his own ad­ Road, West Willington, sale of intent to sell; State Road and Buckland Road will beneath it in case the sewer is Little emotion made to the Am erican Heart will have to be taken in the process. mission, felt the man most responsible for the team hashish; Carol McNamara, 25, 1178 be directly across from each other needed later. Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ being assured of getting the coveted World Series Both series’ managers showed little expression Hartford Turnpike, Vernon, sale of Rachel W. Hinchcllffe, 21, 375 and will cross Tolland Turnpike at Buckland Road, at its intersection The contract was awarded to ford 06105. rings was relief pitching ace Bruce Sutter. when television cameras invadedthe St.Louis and marijuana; Philip C. Lisk, 29, 94 Burnside Ave., East Hartford, right angles. with Tolland Turnpike will be Bristol Construction Co., which will Relief pitching proved to be the difference in the Milwaukee dugouts t focus on Whitey Herzog and icooooooooooooooooaooooe Coleman Road, sale of cocaine; possession of cocaine, intent to sell; The change will eliminate the moved to the west and will have six try to keep all the roads open to traf­ seven-game set. St. Louis had Sutter and the Harvey Kuenn. Both men showed the same emotion Matthew Davis, 20, 444 W. Middle John A. Tierney, 22 , 42 Sequin St., traffic lanes at the intersection. fic during construction. In IVIemnriani northernmost leg of Adams Street whether their team was ahead or behind with the T u rn p ik e , A p t. 12, s a le o f Hartford, sale of marijuana, sale of Brewers, without the- ailing Rollie Fingers, UPI photo In loving memory of my Father, ' ever-present large chaw of tobacco a trademark of hallucinogenic substance, sale of hallucinogenic substance; John operated like a ship in a storm without a captain at Attillio R. Mastrangelo, Who passed Kuenn. marijuana; Matthew Dillon, 22, 494 Stephen Burke, 20, 12 Rosewood Awards ball the controls. ROBIN YOUNT CYCLES AROUND STADIUM away October 22, 1981, The feeling is that most baseball buffs were glad Silver Lane, East Hartford, two Drive, Glastonbury, sale of LSD; . Sutter certainly had enough credentials to be the teams not used to playing in the fall classic were in­ . . .to cheers of loyal Milwaukee fans Thursday Gone from us but leaving memories. counts misrepresentation of a sub­ Dana Paul Aspinall, 23, 71 Johnson is Saturday volved and that good guys managed both clubs. Death can never take away. stance as a controlled substance; Road, Bolton, two counts of sale of MVP. He won one game and Shved two others, Put a Billy Martin or Earl Weaver-type manager Memories that will always lingecK, Michael M. M cD owell, 22, 79 cocaine; Patrick J. Carroll, 24, 3 C O V E N T R Y -T h e Com­ contributing key hits. Dane lorg batted .529, no munity Service Awards in charge of either team and one wouldn’t have had While upon this earth we stay. Brooklyn St., Rockville, sale of Cider Mill Road, Bolton, sale of mean feat. George Hendrick compiled a .321 mark Ball will be held Saturday to wait until the final out of the seventh game for marijuana; Mark Allen Smith, 25,13 marijuana; Robert Anderson with the bat and delivered the all important game­ Sadly missed by, evening at 7.30 p.m., at the some fireworks. Laurel Place, two counts of sale of Kalache, 24, 17 Appletree Lane, winning hit in the seventh game and also was a solid Robert roller rink. The 1982 match-up of teams was good for baseball Brewer fans turn out marijuana; Michael P. Mercier, 18, Windsor, sale of hashish, sale of defensive player throughout. Ken Oberkfell was a and Brothers Four residents will be and Herzog and Kuenn both showed a lot of class as 1558 Manchester Road, Glaston­ marijuana; pleasant surprise with a .292 batting mark. All rate and Sisters awarded for their outstan­ a winning manager and a losing skipper. bury, sale of substance containing a close look with fine performances. ding service to the com­ more than five milligrams of LSD, Jeffrey A. Brown, 20,80 Lenox St., munity. The event will Antique show set sale of PCP by conspiracy, sale of sale of over five milligrams of LSD, to welcome club home feature Bobby Kaye’s Big LSD; sale of PCP, sale of LSD, Donald COVENTRY - The Historical Band and refreshments. Michael Peter Zerio, 28, 21 Elro Nadeau, 23, 196 Ferguson Road, two Society will hold its 14th Annual An­ Tickets may be purchased Indians at home The cheers grew deafening when But unlike Vuckovich, he said the St., cultivation of marijuana, sale of counts of sale of marijuana. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - A joyful tique Show and Sale on Saturday, at the door for $12.50 per crowd of 10,(XX) was on its feet Vuckovich and outfielder Gorman reception did not ease the pain. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., at the high person. Thursday at (bounty Stadium, all of Thomas raised beer cans in a parade “N o,” he said, “ I don't think it does. The reaction kind of makes it school. them cheering madly for the at County Stadium. There will be 38 antique dealers VOTE But even that outburst was hurt a little more. It makes you Labriola wants f'lrt Milwaukee Brewers even though from all over New England at the Schoolboy gridders dwarfed by the reception given to realize how much they want it. And they had lost the World Series to the I ’m going to do my damndest to show. Proceeds from the sale will DEMOCRATIC St. Louis Cardinals the night before. shortstop Robin Yount, who roared help the group to maintain the Stong drug protection And pitcher Pete Vuckovich could into the stadium on a motorcycle. bring it to them," Among the politicians on hand was House, the Sprague House, and the HARTFORD (U P I) — Connecticut should only shake his head in awe at the The fans exploded into a EVERYONE ACCEPTED Wisconsin Gov, Lee Dreyfus who Brick School House. pass a law requiring drug manufacturers to overwhelming welcome home for a prolonged ovation mixed with *5000 congratulated the club and the fans. Admission is $1,75, or $1.50 with use tamper-proof containers for over-the- FROM AGE 46 TO 87 out to up records team he admitted had "failed at chants of “ MVP, M V P” for the And he made them cheer when he ■ the advertisement from Friday’s counter drugs, says Sen. Gerald Labriola, the ► No salesman will call Write. what” it set out to do. player who may be the most Herald. give your age or call for FREE yvyVyv77)7//jllntVVVvV^v^ valuable in the American League. said, "This isn’t the last crowd of Republican candidate for lieutenant gover­ BROCHURE mons. aren’t looking to far down the road. “ We lost the seventh game,” he By Len Auster the ’82 season, this is the first crowd nor. Enfield comes in 0-4 in the league. It’s something they, or any team, said, almost as if he wasn’t sure the He roared around the cinder track LIFE OF AMERICA INSURANCE CORP. ol BOSTON Herald Sportswriter bordering the field, swinging hard of the ’83 season.” Testing Saturday “ If the manufacturers won’t do it volun­ I Government Center. 200 Pleasant St. MalOen. MA 02I4B. Oep(. It has scored 14 points and yielded cannot afford. ” We take them one fans knew it. “ It can’t make up for tarily, then I believe Connecticut ought to Success breeds success. ’That’s 154 in its five outings. Simmons does game at a time and caution the losing but it (the reception) does into turns and sliding a bit as he Preliminary Scholastic Ap­ showed off his dirt bike skills. Earlier the governor had take the lead among our states in safeguar­ CALL Oft WHTE FOR A FREE ' the way it seems to go sometimes. not believe his team should go in players to be ready to play football make for a good feeling inside. titude Tests will be offered Saturday proclaimed it "Milwaukee Brewers ding the life and health of our citizens,’’’ UFi INSURANCE BUYER'S GUIDE J Successful thus far in the 1982 overconfident, and not ready to play. every time they step on the field,” “ This sure makes up for a at llling Junior High School. The Ball Club President Allan “ Bud" Day” in the state in honor of what he Labriola said Thursday. football season, both Manchester “ We’re going in banged up and said Kelly, ” We just hope to build heckuva lot. I wonder what would doors will open at 7:50 a m. and Selig also, reacted to Yount’s ride. called “ the most explosive team in Labriola, a Naugatuck pediatrician, joined 1-800-343p3093 > McCAVANAGH High and East Catholic will be out we’re going in' off a game we didn’t the ‘confidence that has been have happened if we had won.” students will be assigned to testing ■ “ I almost had a heart attack,” baseball.” other officials pushing for sealed medication Saturday afternoon to extend the execute our offense well,” he says. developing.” The hour-long rally followed a rooms on a first-come, first-served said Selig. “ I almost went after him Selig, the man most responsible containers following the poisoning deaths of trends. East i^ coming off its impressive gala parade through the downtown basis. Students must be in place by to stop him. I was worried about his for bringing the club to Milwaukee, seven people from cyanide-tainted Extra- Manchester, unbeaten in four out­ 43-16 win over South Catholic in area, in which players rode in an­ 8:30 a.m, * was deeply touched by the recep­ Strength Tylenol. ings at 2-0-2, hosts winless 0-5 En­ which it rolled up 416 yards on the tique cars while tens of thousands of getting hurt” Students should bring their blue Police would not give an estimate tion. “ Certainly if we can require seals on field High at Memorial Field while ground. The Eagles, who’ve gone to Sports fans cheered andtthronged into the ticket of admission, some form of but a Brewers spokesman said he “ I woke up this morning with a bottles of liquor, we can see to it that East, guaranteed its best mark in the Wishbone, too, have compiled 1,- streets. identification and two number 2 pen­ ; i > ^ . 1|. , thought about 1(XI,0(X) fans had lined very empty feeling,” he said after medications taken internally be sealed as .i.V; • three years already, will be out to 268 yards rushing, a 253.6 yards per 'Calendar The players entered the stadium cils. listens the rally. “ But this has been so well," Labriola said. 'I to the roar of the fans who chanted the parade route. improve its 3-2 mark at South Wind­ game average. great today, an extraordinarily “ I look more at the statistics at “ We’re No. 1, We’re No. 1.” ’They “ It was absolutely outstanding,” sor High in a non-conference clash. emotional experience. I had tears in He knows you aro angry ovor tho repM rise In oloetric bills. the end of the season than during. I Friday also waved signs that said said pitcher Mike Caldwell, who Both have 1:30 kickoffs. SOCCER my eyes up and down Wisconsin For tho fourth straight yoar, Northaaat Utllltlaa la aaking for do like to see what plays are “ Brewers, You’re the Greatest” won both Series games he pitched. SUNDAE SOCIAL The Indians are coming Off their Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, Ave. 'Hiis day will be etched in our another Incroaaa. They ware givan 70% of thoir laat rata averaging what,” acknowledges and “ Thanks Brewers, We Love “ I loved it. It was stupendous, un­ There'! No Other PUtte Like It second (H> tie of the ‘82 season. In it, minds ior a long tim e." Eagle Coach Jude Kelly, “ but 3:15 believable.” raquaats. You pay 25% mora than tha avaraga U.S. con- against Conard, they were limited to Bolton at East Hampton, 3:15 You.” during the season I try not to get MEET JACK THOMPSON — The Democratic Candidate ENJOY THE AUTUMN aumar. But you may aeon pay avan mora. Jim MeCavanagh .79 jarda.^ruabiiU{. “ Neither team Manchester at Wethersfield WM h^essive off^ively lasT hung up on stats. I don’t post them, I SEASON WITH: haara you. Ho will fight to koop utility ratoa fair. Ha will (girls), 3:30 week,’’ Manchester Coach Mike want the kids to think rather of the ^Tree Ripened Apples & Pears proparly fund tha atala Dapartmant of Public Utility Control CROSS COUNTRY Suffer, Smiths NL All-Star picks Simmons recalls. In order to team.” Cheney Tech at Bacon Academy, KIDS and Tha Conaumar Counaal offica which raproaonta tha South Windsor boosts a 2-3 mark Fresh Ai^le Cider operate its Wishbone offense 3:15 ★ BALLONS going in. ’The Bobcats appear to be Phillies and outfielder Dale Murphy who led the league with 36 saves, OF ALL DECORATE WITH: rata payara at rata haaringa. Ha will quastlon tha naad for properly, several factors are in­ g i r l s s w i m m i n g NEW YORK (UPI) - Relief AGES, ★ BARBER SHOP maaalva now plania Mich aa MNIatoiM III now oatlmaUKl to volved. of the same size as Blast. “ It sounds ; East Catholic at Manchester»3:30 pitcher Bruce Sutter and two other of the Western Division champion had 34. Imported Baskets & Wicker, • ^ Not many were apparent against funny but size seems this year to be members of the world champion St. Atlanta Braves. QUARTET coat $3.54 billion. Murphy and Guerrero were HAVE Gourds, Pumpkins, & Indian Corn Conard. “ Techniques have to be a most important element,” Kelly Louis Cardinals were named Carlton, who had a 23-11 record, FIELD HOCKEY runaway winners for the other out­ down and they were virtually non­ concedes. “ It’s a thing I haven’t Thursday to the 1982 UPI National was the leading vote-getter with 51 AN ICE APPLES Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 field berths. Murphy received 48 BUSHEL existent last week. Our execution looked for in the past but the way League AllStar team. for one of the two starting pitcher B-QRAOE SEE OUR SPECIALSI HELP KEEP OUR UTILITY VOLLEYBALL votes and Guerrero 46. Carter and CREAM o a t was very poor. We have to execute we’re going now, if the offensive Shortstop Ozzie Smith and out­ slots. Rogers, who had a 19-8 record, Manchester, at Conard Oliver had 42 and 41 votes, respec­ $4.95 this week,” Simmons said. line can knock the defenw line of the fielder Lonnie Smith were the other was second among starting pitchers SUNDAE! LARGE NATIVE BUTTERCUP TQMT RATES DOWN East Catholic at Hale-Ray tively, in the voting for catcher and GREEN PEPPERS CAUUFLOWER SQUASH flUPES Manchiester goes in banged up. ball, It seems to make a xon- members of the world champions with 28. OCT. 30th (Moodus) first baseman and Schmidt had 35 in 2lbs/49c 98c hMd Running backs Mark Allen and John siderable amount of difference in who made the team in a survey of 53 23c lb. 69c lb. the voting for a third baseman. 1 to 5 PM Harris were involved in a minor car our success.” Saturday baseball experts from around the Ozzie Smith, who batted only .248 accident Monday and' Harris is ’The Eagles, successful to date. but tied ’the Cardinals’ infield FOOTBALL country. The Closest race was for second questionable) Allen will play,but together with his remarkable defen­ Enfield at Manchester, 1 ;30 Also named to the team, on which base where Sax won with 17 votes, ELECT sive feats, outdistanced Dave didn’t practice most of the w e ^ . PERO FRUIT STAND East Catholic at South Windsor, five cities are represented, were followed by Manny Trillo of the Defensive back Larry Tanner is Concepcion, for years rated one of JIM McCAVANAGH to the 1.30 catcher Gary Carter, first baseman Phillies and Joe Motgan of the San Nathan Hale School iittestionable with a c h a rl^ horse HOME ENGINEERS- Anna SOCCER ______A1 Oliver and pitcher Steve Rogers the top shortstops in the game’s Francisco Giants with 11 each and SPRUCE STREET OPEN YEAR ROUND 12th DISTRICT wW e linebacker Pete Alosky is out history, 39 votes to 12. Ad Spoiwond by: TiMXominIttM To Elect John Hallenscbeidt 176, Cathy Bobjalian Manchester at Wethersfield, 1 p.m. of the Montreal Expos, pitcher Johnny Ray of the Pittsburgh Thoinpoon, R.M. Nogre • Trooouror. $1.00 PER SUNDAE 276 Oakland St. Manchaater, w a i a knee injury. “ We have other 181-472, Mary Presti 179, Daime Xavier at East Catholic, 2 p.m, Steve Carlton and third baseman Lonnie Smith, one of the St. Louis, PUd lor by Um CommUloo lo EIogI Jomoo MeCnanogh SM a napcaaanlall»a — Raymond P. Pirates with nine. 7S$ IN COSTUME ^‘Lettuce Get Acquainted” adies and p a iw as well,” adds Sim­ Pineo 468, Shirley Eldridge 465. Middlesex at MCC, 11 a.m. Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia speedsters, got 37 votes and Sutter, lad Damato, Traaa. MANrHF.STKR HERALD, Fri„ Oct. 22, 1982 - I I lU - MANCHESTER HERALD. Fri., Oct. 22, 198'. Record by Kittredge Laver blasts Lendl Maucb all done with Angels ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Gene Mauch is all finished with the Angels. ’That announcement will be made shortly and very likely will be followed by another and today's stars one saying Johnny McNamara is replacing him. Sports paces East triumph > The Angels don’t want to risk losing McNamara because both Baltimore and Milwaukee are in­ Parade terested in him as their manager .... We’re very optimistic about the rest BOSTON (UPI) - Rod U ver, With senior Steve Kittredge set­ John Rowe, Ron Adams and Steve Cardinal and Brewer players generally agreed Milt RIchman ting his second course record in as Matteo followed Kittredge across of the season.” once the No. 1 tennis player in the ‘The game is h ig ^r than the playera...Mayhe they got a lot more pum p^ up for the playoffs than many outings. East Catholic boys’ the finish line for East with Mike East’s next outing is Monday at world, doesn’t think much of some for the World Series, which struck many of them as cross country team whipped St. Hebert, Jack Fitzgerald, Mike the HCC Meet at Hartford’s of today’s young stars. they are making too much money.' anti-climactic. Both soon will dihcover that finan­ Thomas Aquinas, 16-47, Thursday at Downes and Vinnie White sixth thru Goodwin Park. Laver, who in 1969 won tennis’ Rod Laver cially speaking, there isn’t that much difference Wickham Park. • ninth. Grand Slam by capturing the between winning and losing. A full Series winning Kittredge toured the 2.8-mile “The whole team ran very im­ Results. 1. Kittredge (EC) 14.02 Australian, French, Wimbledon and share will come to approximately $44,0(X) while a point out those four or six other owners against him layout in 14:02, easily eclipsing the pressive ■ times for themselves. for 2.8 miles (course record). 2. U.S. Open titles, said ’Thursday he losing share will run about $35,(X)0 .... can keep him from being re-elected when his term Almost everyone had a personal Rowe (EC). 3. Adams (EC), 4. was dismayed with the attitude of old standard of 14.13 held by John 7, 6-3, 7-6, and after the match point, he drank some Australian Oakland A’s had made up their minds to fire Billy expires, but since his contract runs until next Clifford. That mark was established best on our home course,” Hull Matteo (EC). 5, Baxer (A). 6. some players today who refused to Martin weeks ago. ’They were merely looking for a August, he can stay on until then if he likes .... play in major events. lashed out at Lendl. beer while being whipped by fellow in 1978. “Steve put on a spectacular remarked. “It was very en­ Hebert (EC). 7. Fitzgerald (EC). 8. good time to announce hiS departure, so they picked Better than 50-50 chance Tom Seaver will be back Downes (EC). 9. White (EC). 10. Laver, 44, singled out 22-yearoId Lendl, who said Thursday in Aussie Fred Stolle and headed out performance today,” remarked couraging to see the amount of im­ Melbourne, Australia that he will for a near-midnight supper. one of the worst times — an hour or so before the with the Mets next season after an absence of five- provement the whole team has had: Lynch (A). Czechoslovakian star Ivan Lendl, East Coach Jack Hull. play Wimbledon in 1983, earned $1 The 4-day, 8-player round robin final game of the World Series .... and-a-half years, providing the Reds can get a who skipped Wimbledon this year Gabe Paul still hasn’t given up trying to land player in return who satisfies them. Reds are because the tournament is played on million from tourneys and tourney awards $1,000 for each vic­ exhibitions in the first six months of tory and the champion gets $6,000. Martin as manager of the Indians, and if you ask looking to unload Seaver’s contract and the Mr's grass, a surface Lendl dislikes. him what he can possibly offer Martin that the think he can help their young pitchers .... “The game is bigger than the this year — more than Laver made Lendl and other world-class players during his first 10 years on the cir­ like Bjorn Borg make as much as Yankees can’t, he says, “the oldest bromide in The Philiies are like the Padres — always ready player. I don’t think Wimbledon will baseball — a new challenge” .... to deal. They have made inquiries of the Yankees Eaglettes qualify miss Lendl,” Laver said. “ He cuit. $40,000 for a single exhibition Speaking of the Yankees,' one of their limited about Goose Gossage but were told he isn’t going (Lendl) has the hide to say he’s “ Maybe they are making too match. much money,” Laver said. “Lendl In other matches Thursday, Bob partners happens to be John Z. DeLorean, the one­ anywhere. That fourplayer offer they made the allergic to grass. That’s a, pardon time boy wonder at General Motors being held now Cubs — Manny Trillo. George Vukovich, Dick the expression, (expletive) at­ has made a tremendous amount of Lutz of Stowe, Vt., defeated Stolle, money but he has a duty to the 6-4, 7-6; Jaime Fillol of Chile in that $24 million cocaine bust. This is just what Ruthven and Bob Dernier for Leon Durham — was titude.” Bowie Kuhn needs now, isn’t it? .... turned down flat by Dallas Green. The Cubs’ GM The left-handed Australian was in game.” defeated Charlie Pasarell of Palm for soccer tourney Laver said today’s players are Springs, Calif., 6-0, 4-6, 7-6; and Beaten Brewers feel Lonnie Smith hurt thejn said, “I wouldn’t trade Durham for 20 players” .... Boston to play in the Grand Cham­ more than Darrell Porter. It was so difficult Now that Mike Caldwell can see the old finish line pions tennis tournament for players technically brilliant but don’t have Colin Dibley of Chatham, N.J., the same camaraderie as those defeated Jim OsbOme of Honolulu, singling out the Series MVP that those who did the off in the distance, the Brewers’ top priority is a added to the East rout in the second over 35. He was upset by Marty voting came up with five different candidates. A front-line starting pitcher and to get the pitcher There will be more horizons for first of three goals, opened the Riessen of Santa Barbara, Calif., 6- during his time. To illustate his 6-3, 6-3. the East Catholic girls’ soccer team scoring at the 15-minute mark. Liz half. The three-goal hat trick gives poll among some of the Brewers showed they they want, they’d undoubtedly give up their as it qualified , for the state tourna­ Palmer added her 11th goal of the Simmons seven for the season. leaned toward Smith. “I’d say he was the most dif­ slugging center fielder, Gorman Thomas .... UPI photo ment with a convincing 8-0 romp, campaign at the 21-minute mark on “Once again we had good ficult one for us to deal with,” said Ted Simmons 1 can’t understand baseball people sometimes. over Hartford Public, Thursday in a well-placed pass from Karen balanced scoring. Our passing was They wait the whole year for the World Series to WHALER WARREN MILLER HAULED DOWN FROM BEHIND Hartford. Kaufold. Freshman Anne Dyjak, much crisper in the second half,” Hal McRae Those owners looking to send Bowie Kuhn roll around, then leave it after two or three days to . . .by Calgary’s Steve Christoff In Thursday night’s game The victory lifts the Eaglette with her first goal of the season, on Fay commented. packing haven’t weakened any in their resolve but go back home. Sparky Anderson was the only hooters to 7-3-2 for the season. “It’s an assist from Palmer upped the some of his supporters believe they’ve found a way manager 1 saw still around for the seventh game count to 3-0 at halftime. East had a wide 26-6 edge in the to keep him on as commissioner, at least beyond and 1 don’t think he’d have been there had he not ..ice to qualify for the tournament. shots department. Eaglette keepers tops free We have four games remaining and that Nov. 1 meeting in Chicago. The pro-Kuhn forces tieen working the Series for radio .... Lisa Jensen and Julie Tauras each we still haven’t played our best Simmons, sophomore Kelly Cahill piayed a half and combined on three soccer,” stated East Coach Don with her seventh goal, Christy agent list Fay. “We look forward to the rest of Bearse with her fourth, Simmons stops. East’s next tilt, is Tuesday against Flames red hot the season and post-season play.” again and Darby Barnes, the latter Junior .Stacey Simmons, with the with her second of the campaign. HCC foe St. Paul at Mt. Nebo at 3.15. NEW YORK (UPI) - Designated Patriots' players supporting strike hitter Hal McRae heads a group of FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) —Other end. "We’re solidly behind the un­ continue. five players from the Kansas City “That won’t help us get a good Royals eligible to declare free agen­ players around the league may be ion’s position. The feeling was that showing signs of waffling in the NFL since we’ve gone this far, it wouldn’t collective bargaining agreement. Undefeated record cy, while four teams have four make sen.se to go back unless we get But it would help Russ Francis players apiece on a list released strike — but nary a dissenting voice what we need — and that’s a wage collect his guaranteed contract and beating Whalers Thursday by the Major League is heard among the New England that’s all that matters to him,” said Baseball Player Relations Com­ Patriots, according to player scale.” representative Don Hasselbeck. Hasselbeck, adding that the Patriots Catholic girls mittee. Hasselbeck said the Patriots all thought of Francis’ plan as ”a CALGARY, Alberta (UPI) - Ac­ at 1-1 at 11:05, but that was as close Greg Adams notched the only goal A total of 64 players are eligible cording to Lanny McDonald of the as the Whalers came. for Hartford in the second period. Hasselbeck said 30 team members scoffed at a proposal from former joke.” SPORTS for free agency in the Nov. 10 re­ Hasselbeck said unlike Francis Calgary Flames, he “nose" how to Flames goaltender Rejean The Flames offensive barrage attended a meeting Thursday and teammate Russ Francis, now with entry draft. reaffirmed their support for the the .San Francisco 49ers, that an and some other players the Patriots score goals, Lemelin, who has dressed but not counted for five goals on Hartford FORUM The Los Angeles Dodgers, Mon­ goaltender Greg Millen in the final run up streak strike. “We left the two-hour election by secret ballot be held for who attended the meeting showed no “The puck goes your way when played so far this season, knew he treal Expos, Chicago White Sox and had to prove himself in the Calgary period. X, meeting more united than we’ve the players to decide whether to dissatifaction with the leadership of you put your nose in," said the Detroit Tigers each have four ever been,” said Hasselbeck, a tight return to play while contract talks the NFL Players Association. veteran rightwinger, who scored net. Jim Peplinski, Jamie Hislop, Kent players on the list. twice Thursday night to spark “I got a chance and did not want Nilsson, McDonald and Bridgman ■Garner i'ng the top five Teresa Kittredge, Felicia Falkowski, Patty Doyle and Sue Don’t need CIAC Players currently eligible to Calgary to a 10-3 victory over the to disappoint anybody. It was a accounted for the Calgary scoring, placements, East Catholic girls’ declare free agency if they choose; Hartford Whalers. tough first period for me. It’s just while Ron Francis replied for Hart­ cross country team whipped St. Byrne. “Carole ran a superb race to take October 20, 1982 Atlanta — Phil Niekro. Chicago . “You have to take a hit to make a good to get in there,” said the 28- ford. Thomas Aquinas, 15-46, Thursday at cubs — Ferguson Jenkins, Bump “It is a good way for us to get Wickham Park. first place. The top five runners put l.«ller to the Sports Editor play and the guys I am with are get- year-old Quebec native, who made I have read Mr. Auster’s scolding Wills. Cincinnati — Bob Shirley. morale going before our trip,” said The win moves the Eaglettes to 5- together their best team perfor­ ting involved,” explained 18 of his 33 saves in the opening 20 of the Soccer Club and of all those Houston — Alan Ashby, Kiko Gar­ McDonald, who now has 9 goals in 9 minutes. McDonald, whose team leaves 0 with their next encounter Monday mance of the season,” a pleased Eaglette Coach Mark Skehan stated. parents who chose to take a stand in cia, Randy Moffitt. Los Angeles — games so far this season. Doug Risebrough notched his 6th Saturday for a 5-day roadtrip. at the HCC Meet at Goodwin Park in Terry Forster, Steve Garvey, Rick The win moves Calgary into a Hartford. East is defending HCC Results. 1. Colliton (EC) 17.53 for something they believe in (10-12-82). “I can’t remember when I started goal of the season at 1:26 of the se­ Unfortunately, Mr. Auster has Monday, Vicente Romo. Montreai — (a season) this fast, but it’s good to cond period to key a fourgoal third-place tie with Winnipeg in the champ. 2.8 miles, 2. Kittredge (EC). 3. Falkowski (EC). 4. Doyle (EC). 5. failed to present the entire situation Woody Fryman, Mike Phillips, Dave get wins out of it also,” said the 10- Calgary spurt. Phil Russell, Steve Smythe Division, just one point off Carole Colliton took top honors for Tomlin, Joel Youngblood. the pace of the Edmonton Oilers. lOast with a time of 17.53 over a 2.8 Byrne (EC), 6. Lynch (A). 7. Clerkin in his efforts to chastise Soccer Club year NHL veteran, who opened the Christoff and Mel Bridgman, with proponents. Philadelphia— Bill Robinson. New scoring with a power play marker at his first of a pair, also tallied for the The loss leaves the Whalers one mile layout. She was followed (A). 8. Ciszewski (EC). 9. Evans (EC). 10. Kelly (A). In attempting to’ regulate York Mets — Pete Falcone, Ron 3:31 of the first period. Flames, who led 5-2 lead going into point behind Buffalo in the base­ across the finish line by teammates Hodges, Ellis Valentine. Pittsburgh ment of the Adams’ Division. children’s non-school activities, we Pierre Larouche evened the score the third period. cannot help but create awkward — Omar Moreno, Willie Stargell, conflicts. Should the swim team be Jason Thompson. St. Louis — Steve Indian freshmen eleven prevented from playing recreational Braun, Jim Kaat, Gene Tenace. San NHL highlights league basketball, or the Herald ohoto by Pinto Diego — Kurt ^vacqua, Ruppert Moriarty Brothers is cheerleader be eliminated from Lit­ Jones, Steve Swisher. San Francisco improve record in win tle Miss softball? Len’s proposal — Reggie Smith, Ron Pruitt. celebrating its 49th suggests the answer is yes. He Sending blast upfield Baitimore — John Lowenstein, Manchester High freshman foot­ Jim Coiletti exploding 46 yards for • seems pleased that the C.I.A.C. may Joe Noian. Boston — Tom Anniversary with a East Catholic senior striker Colin Doran boots ball up field In Burgmeier, Tony Perez. California ball team improved its record the final TD. soon become involved and establish recent test against South Catholic at Cougar Field. Doran has Stastny brothers a blanket policy that will end dual — Don Baylor, Ron Jackson, Luis week of sales & discounts! Thursda with a 20-0 whitewashing Dan Addabbo, Paul Cooney, Chris 19 goals to date and will lead Eagle booters In key HCC clash of Rockville High at Illing. participation for all students once Tiant. Cleveland — Alan Bannister, Helin and Brian Arnold were offen­ Saturday afternoon against Xavier High at Cougar Field at 2 sive standouts while best on defense and for all. What will that do? Miguel Dilone, Rick Manning. Bob Latvis opened the scoring were Hoher, Jim Keily, Addabbo, Athletes will play one sport, but o’clock. Chicago White ^ x — Bill Almon, with a touchdown run for the young Chris Beaudry and Mike Generis. other students may be involved in Marc Hill, Steve Kemp, Aurelio producing scores Indians with Dwayne Albert adding The win moves Manchester to 3-1- multiple club activities, such as Rodriguez. Detroit — Enos Cabell, SAMPLE SALES the two-point conversion. 1. Next outing is against the East chorus and drama, that can involve Rookie, veteran share lead Larry Herndon, Mike Ivie, Chet Frank Hoher opened the second Catholic frosh next Friday at Mt. far more time per student than Lemon. Kansas City — Don Hood, of the game on a power play. Lee May, Hal McRae, Jamie (^irk, By Jeff Hasen Dave Pichette is Rochefort’s half by scoring on a 45-yard run with Nebo. sports. Why should those students be UPI Sports Writer partner on defense and the Stastnys Anton Statsny scored a power- treated any differently? They in Pensacola golfing test Paul Splittorff. New York Yankees have taken to the pair. play goal at 10:23 of the final period, shouldn’t. — Rick Cerone. Oakiand — Dave NEW 1982 CONTINENTAL They do it with relative ease, yet Marian Stastny, who had a pair of while Bob Simpson closed the We don’t need the C.I.A.C. or McKay, Fred Stanley. Seattle — say they're not familiar enough with goals Wednesday, scored two goals scoring for Pittsburgh with.less than PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) - I putted extremely well. That’s Floyd Bannister,.Bruce Bochte, A1 editorial lectures to determine the best I putted in a long, long stock )|I2T,-16 their defensemen. in the first period Thursday night to three minutes remaining. what’s best for our children. We do Rookie Steve Liebler, who says his Cowens. Toronto — Glenn Adams, List Price The Stastnys, transplanted from stake the Nordiques to a 4-2 lead. He In other games, the New York game “is just starting to fall in time,” Bryant said. “I changed Wayne Nordhagen. /23J67 need, however, to emphasize that something in my putting six months their native Czechoslavkia, have then completed the hat trick with Islanders defeated Washington 6-3, parents have a major responsibility place,” and veteran Brad Bryant Anniversary steadily become one of the most his second power-play goal in the se­ Montreal nipped Philadelphia 2-1, each took a one stroke lead into ago,and I’m glad to see my hard to become involved in the activities work paying off.” feared lines in the National Hockey cond period. Calgary throttled Hartford 10-3 and of their children. Let’s stop letting todav’s second round of the $2()0,(H)0 Soccer Clinic Discount 4,900 League. “When we came here, we were Boston trounced Edmonton 5-3. Pensacola Open. Bryant made seven birdies for the coaches, teacher, writers, and the day, three on putts of 12, 20 and 25 Oh, brother, are they feared. surprised because defensemen C.I.A.C. determine how our children Liebler and Bryant both blistered Cougar Field will be the site of “They are our best line,” Quebec played so far from the offense,” An­ Isliinders 6, CapilalH ,3 the front side of the 7,133-yard Per­ feet. the annual Youth Soccer Clinic should be handled. Parents must Miller’s improved play has earned SALE coach Michel Bergeron said ton said. “It’s more effective when At Uniondale, N.Y., Bryan Trot- accept their responsibilities and dido Bay Country Club course Saturday morning starting with Thursday night. “When they you attack with five players.” tier scored a hat trick, including two ’Thursday with 31s and then fired 33s him more than 646,000 on the 1982 registration at 9. assert themselves with their PGA tour with his best finish a tie PRICE 48,867 produce, the team wins.” Rochefort opened the scoring 53 power-play goals in the first period, children, become involved in their on the back nine for seven-under 64s. Youngsters will also be offered Anton Stastny scored a goal and for fourth at the Hall of Fame Tour­ Includes Rust Proof, Sound Shield, Paint seconds into the game before back- and Bob Bourne added a goal and activities, exert authority or deny ' Allen Miller, a hometown favorite an opportunity to take part in a had four assists and Marian notched nament in Pinehurst, N.C. Sealer, 3 year 36,000 mile warranty & 11.9% to-back, power-play goals by Pat three assists, lifting the Islanders. activities when necessary, and offer from Pensacola, shot a 65 to tie “ Beat the Goalie” contest. A his first career hat trick, powering Boutette and Rick Kehoe in a 70- Ken Houston added three goals for Calvin Peete, Bill Kratzert and “I’m feeling good and plaing well soccer ball will be given the Financing. rewards when deserved. ’This in­ I played about tbe way I’ve been the Nordiques to an 8-4 triumph over second span gave Pittsburgh a 2-1 Washington. Forrest Fezler for second pace. winner. the Pittsburgh Penguins. volves sports, academics, social ac­ playing but I made some more lead. Canadicns 2, Flyers 1 tivities, and even time spent with Liebler said his golf game is com­ Youngsters age 6 to 12 are "At home (in Czechoslovakia), we At Philadelphia, Doug putts.” Miller said. “I’ve putted A L L 1982 Marian Statsny converted a Pac Man. ing around after a year of struggle. eligible. A L L 1982 played with the same defenseman Wickenheiser scored his seventh better in the last month than I have centering pass from his brother to No two children are alike. Each “It’s just starting to fall into Manchester Community and for four or five years,” said Anton. and eighth goals of the season off in my life.” CAPRIS LYNXS tie it 2-2. Less than two minutes child is a unique individual with place,” Liebler said of his steady Middlesex are matched in the “On the first goal, we proved it later, he beat Pittsburgh goalie passes from Guy Lafleur, enabling round. “It’s taken 39 weeks. I played Peete and Kratzert, who played in ‘Milk Can’ soccer game as the works when (Normand) Rochefort tbe Canadiens to defeat the Flyers. specific capabilities that should be the same threesome, said each Denis Herron with a high shot to recognized and governed by those well in San Antonio ut didn’t putt day’s feature at 11 o’clock. followed us on the play and he supply Quebec with a 3-2 edge. Bruins 5, Oilers 3 well. In the LaJet, I got the putter helped the other with their good 4500 Discount u.9% . % scored. At Edmonton, Alberta, Brad who know that child the best — the play. ^800 Discount 11 9 Rookie Louis Sleigher, with his first parents. We cannot leave these going.” "We have been getting the puck of the year at 18:48, made it 4-2. Palmer, Keith Crowder and Rick Liebler tied for seventh in the “It always helps to play with a NITE OWLS- Joyce Michaud 203- ______Financing Financing out of our zone better in our last two Middleton registered a goal and an decisions to organizations like the player who is doing well,” Peete 504, Karen Woodcock 189-468, Lisa The Nordiques upped their lead to C.I.A.C., and we cannot expect LaJet Classic last month. games. For us to be effective, we 7-3 on goals by Michel Goulet, assist each to help extended the Bryant, who tied for second in the said. “It pumps you up.” Cox 176, Carol Barnett 180, Marion must get the puck of our zone as Bruins’ unbeaten streak to seven teachers and coaches to make these Kratzert agreed, saying: “ If you Smith 230-177-184-591, June Rowett Richard David and Marian Statsny, decisions that may determine the Tournament Players Championship ALL USED CARS REDUCED! quick as possible.” before Boutette replied with second games. in Jacksonville earlier this year and look enough at tha^ (Peete’s 187-457, Kathy Gavin 175-455, Marian future of our children. ’Their role is playing) it gets programmed in your Gordon 469, June Derench 499, An­ Oct. 1982 $ ■ to be supportive. Proper parenting has earned $91,2(X) on the tour, said SAMPLE BUY imnroved putting helped his game. mind. I think it helps.” ,. nie Gagnon 485, Bunny Ahl 488. is the one ,and only sensible and NADA RETAIL' '1 4 , 3 5 0 Suit seen likely in future against NFL responsible way to deal with this _ « LESSANNIV. issue, as this will greatly influence 4 , 0 0 0 and determine the child’s behavior AD^ntnreg Nobody offers more than Nichols WASHINGTON (UPI) - The in­ with the union. sisted upon, or threatened to strike, 1980 SEVILLE dependent general courisel of the He also agreed with allegations for a change in the makeup of the for life. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE WE OFFER National Labor Relations Board has that the council failed to give the un­ management bargaining com­ Sincerely, SALE PRICE .decided to bring a complaint against ion information relevant to collec-' mittee, nor violated theact by Stephen T. 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General Counsel William Lubbers, the union, bypassed the union and Lubbers aid he found the players BRAKES HEADLIGHTS AIMED wno acts similar to a prosecutor In a attempted to deal directly with in­ union “did not engage in bad-faith EXHAUST SYSTEMS STATE INSPECTION court case, said in a statement dividual players, and informed bargaining.” Scales on waivers ^ RADIATOR REPAIR BATTERIES Thursday that before he formally players that proposed bonus monies TUNE UPS AIR CONDITIONING issues the complaint, the NFL “will would not be paid in the even of a The general counsel noted that Herald photo by Pinto NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The New be given an opportunity to settle the work stoppage. there is a procedure whereby he York Knicks. ’Thursday placed the ALSO TIRES & BATTERIES AT VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES /lUIORIART^ yO TH ER S/ case.” But Lubbers rejected a separate could recommend that the NLJIB veteran forward DeWayne Scales on llAAMSMEfaNCOUK Lubbers agreed with the charge filed by the NFL against the seek an immediate court order to waivers, thus reducing the current Jetson, Fleetwood Upside down preparation ’guard VlAMttp'Ap! G oodyear NICHOLS allegations by the National Football union concluding that there was “in­ enjoin the NFL against the alleged preseason squad to 14 players — two League Players Association that the sufficient evidence to support the unfair labor practice, but said he Manchester High thinclads Laura Bottone and JMaureen Lacey over the regular-season limit. ‘ I NFL Management Council violated allegations.” “has not decided whe^er to recom­ had an unusual way of getting ready for last Tuesday's COIL . In six pre-season appearances this Look for the many MANCHESTER TIRE the National Labor Relations Act bv Lubbers said evidence did not sup­ mend that the board seek such an meet against Conard and Enfield at Wickham Park. Method month. Scales averaged six points bargain buys advertised in 295 BROAD ST , MANCHESTER, CT. 643-1 161 315 CtllTII $T„ WARCWSTit. COMM. 64I.S135 refusing to bargaining in good taith port a charge that the union had in- order.” seemed to work as pair helped Indians to pair of wins. and 2.7 rebounds. the Classified columns MAMrHtrsTF.R HERALD. Fri.. Oct. 22, 1982 — l.'l 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri.. Oct. 22, 1982 Yankee Conference Scoreboard FOCUS / W eekend leadership at stake A n n u al AAACC By United Press International clubs,” Pickett said. “We’re both and Brown hosts Holy Cross. Cornell still in contention. BU has shown and Columbia have three league Boston o o i 3 losses while Brown has two. Four Edmonton „ , ® ° While the wild Ivy League race tremendous improvement lately and First period-1. Boston. Palmer l enters its strech run, an equally are a solid contender.” other teams have one league loss (Kasper. K. Crowder), 1:41. 2. Bo^on. crazy Yankee Conference contest and Penn has none. Fergus 5 iLeveille. B. Crowder) ll;p The other Yankee Conference bat­ Penaltiea-Jackson, Edm. 10:54; Fogolin. also Is winding down. And Boston tle has UConn, undefeated in league “I don’t know what is going to Hockey Eldm, 15:(»; Llnsemah, Edm, 18.13. I Gymnastics University and Massachusetts meet play at 1-0, visiting Maine, whose happen,” said Harvard coach Joe Second period—3. Boston, K. Crowder 2 show Saturday (Palmer. Kasper), 2:16. 4. Boston, Saturday in a game which could give two league losses have been the R estic, who is 3-6-2 against Pederson 3 (Dufour, Middleton), 7:S. 5. the winner a boost .toward the title. mega-overtime defeats to URI and Princeton and hasn’t beaten the Boston. Middleton 1 (unassisted), 7:59. “This game will have a very Tigers since 1976. “Every week it Penaltles-K. Crowder, Bos, 2:16; Coffey. BU. Maine s^ill is without Lorenzo Edm. 2:16; Cashman, Bos. 9:19; If the weekend has crept up on you Dance numbers will proceed from ballet and the modern dance, will be definite, bearing on the Yankee Bouier and UConn has lost its last changes. We have to take this one NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Edm. 9:19; Lowe. Edm. 10:35; Peeters Wales Conference and you’ve still made no plans, the the classic to the modern. The a spirited jazz routine entitled "All Conference race," said Boston two games to Lehigh and Holy and so do they. And we have our (served by K. Crowder). 16:43; Kasper. Wininger’s School Evolution Dance Company (former­ That Jazz.” University coach Rick Taylor, Patrick Division Bos. 17.11; Linseman, Edm. 17:11. ninth annual Evening of the Perfor­ Cross. New Hampshire hosts hands full.” W L T Pts. GF GA Third perlod-6, Eklmonton. Huddy 2 Wlninger’s Gymnastics of. ming Arts might be a good bet. ly the Dance Company of Bolton) whose team is 2-1 in the conference NY Islanders 7 1 0 14 40 21 (Roulston, Lumley), 10:39. 7, Edmonton. Northeastern while Rhode Island Boston College, trying to avoid Philadelphia 5 3 0 10 30 26 Manchester recently competed in a Set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in the will perform a three-part dance en­ Fred Bocchino, a teacher at with UConn still left to play. "We’re entertains Southern Connecticut in Hughes 4 (Coffey). 17:38. 8. looking ahead to its Oct. 30 meeting New Jersey 3 2 3 9 20 30 Hughes 5 (Roulston, GreUky). 16:52. Class IV Meet against Simsbury and East Catholic High School titled ‘‘Interpolations.” The com­ Beller’s Music in Manchester, is at the point now where we can’t af­ non-conference games. NY Rangers 3 5 0 6 30 35 Penalties-Fogolin. Edm. 1:12; Kasper, Plainville in Manchester with the pany’s six performers are under the another featured solo performer. He ford another loss and neither can with Penn State, travels to West Washington 2 4 1 5 24 34 Bos. 8.13; Linseman, Edm, 8:13; Kasper, auditorium, the event is the annual Pittsburgh 1 6 1 3 26 44 Bos. major-minor, 16:17; Linseman. locals doing well. fundraiser for the Manchester Area direction of Jan Johnson. will share the stage with his Massachusetts.” The Ivy League race starts to Point for a battle with Army. ’The Adams Division Edm, major-minor. 16:17; Peeters, w s. In the 7-9 year old age group, Deb­ Conference of Churches. Proceeds massive drum set. UMass is 1-1 in league play and is shape up this weekend, as Yale Eagles have won seven of the last Montreal 6 1 1 13 36 22 double minor, 17:19; Palmer, Bos. major. Boston 5 1 2 12 28 25 bie Jo Lane took third in floor exer­ A favorite group each year has coming off a 42-21 bushwacki'ng at visits Penn and Harvard travels to eight games between the two teams. 1719 Boschman, Edm, major-minor, will benefit the organization’s com­ Qicbec 4 3 1 9 40 36 17:19; Peelers, Bos, minor (g«me cise, fifth on the bars and beam and been the Sunshiners, the senior Not only will he play, but he will Princeton. Yale, which has won its "We are going to be playing Buffalo 2 4 1 5 29 30 munity service programs. Maine, its first loss to the Black misconduct), 18:52; Milbury, Bos, 18:92; fourth ali-around; Keri Lindland citizen’s singing group under the mix his music with interesting tid­ last two after three opening losses before a full house and that right Hartford 1 4 2 4 24 34 Cheevers, Bos, gross misconduct. 20:®;. The evening will include a variety Bears in 17 years. UMass coach Bob Campbell Conference was first in vault and bars, second in direction of Manchester’s Ida Cor- bits of drum history. Bocchino per­ can’t afford another league loss. there means its going to be a tough Shots on goa^Boslon 134)-6—30. Ed­ Of 10-to 15-minute performances by Pickett still has his main weapon Norris Division monton 7-l-l(P-18. ^ . floor and beam and first all-around; formed this summer with his group. healthy in Garry Pearson and he Neither can Harvard nor Princeton, game for us,” said BC coach Jack W L T Pts. GF GA Goalies-Boston. Peeters Edmonton. some of the area’s artists. And it’s Minnesota 5 1 1 11 34 24 Susie Leger was sixth on the beam Percussive Brass, at the Bicenten­ agrees yyith Taylor on the impor­ who tied last year. Bicknell. “We’re trying to keep Fuhr. A-17,4fl8. definitely appropriate for a night out XJhirago 5 1 1 11 33 25 and fourth in floor exercise; and for the whole family. On Saturday they will sing some nial Band Shell. tance of the matchup. Dartmouth, coming off its big win things going so there’s no doubt this St Louis 4 4 0 8 28 27 Pittsburgh 211—4 nostalgic old favorites, including over Harvard, visits winless Cornell is a big game for us.” Toronto 1 4 2 4 22 27 Quebec 4 31—8 Carrie Leger was third in vault, se­ "This is a crucial game for both Detroit 0 6 1 1 15 36 First period—1, Quebec, Rochefort 2 cond on the bars, first on beam and Those who have attended the per­ “Dearie” and “Those Were the The entertainment will conclude Smylhe Division (M, Stastny, A. Stastny), 0:53. 2, Days.” Then the Old Timers, the with the Salvation Army Band under I>n.s Angeles 4 1 2 10 28 22 floor and second all-around. formance in past years will Pittsburgh, l^utette 6 (Hotham, Gard­ the direction of Michael Orfitelli. Edmonton 3 4 2 8 42 46 ner). 9:28. 3, Pittsburgh, Kehoc 4 remember what has become the men’s branch of the group, will play Winnipeg 3 2 1 7 30 20 In the 10-11 age group, Jennifer (unassisted), 10:38. 4, QueoM, M. Stastny Saries was first on the beam, fourth traditional prelude to the evening’s their old-time instruments — the Major college football Calgary 3 5 1 7 45 42 3 (A. Stastny, Tardif). 11:19. 5, Quebec, jews’ harp, bones, banjo and har­ Tying the evening’s acts all Vancouver 1 6 1 3 27 34 M. Stastny 4 (Goulet, Hunter), 12:59. 6, in floor exercise, fifth on the bars festivities — the entrance of the together will be on-going commen­ (Top four in each division qualify for ^ e b e c , Sleigher 1 (A. Stastny). 18:48. Sphinx Temple Highlanders Pipe monica. Stanley Cup playoffs.) Penaltlc»-Sl. Laurent, Pitt. 4:28; Ro­ and vault and fourth all-around; and tary by Bob Martel, local performer' Thursday's Results chefort, Que, 4:28; Price, Pitt, 5:14; Maria Bonjornio was fifth on the Band. One of the youngest performers weil-known for his work with the Montreal 2. Philadelphia 1 Tardif, Que, 8:37; Rochefort. ()ue. 10:02; bars. In the 12-14 bracket, Shauna Washington looking ahead Quebec 8, Pittsburgh 4 Price, Pitt, 11:00: Gatzos, Pitt. 16:02. The bagpipers will march into the Saturday will be Lisa Seise, a recent Little Theater of Manchester and N Y. Islanders 6. Washington 3 Second period-7, Quebec. Goulet 5 •Hinchen was fourth in vaulting and graduate of Manchester High School Theater 3. Boston 5, Edmonton 3 (Hunter, Sleigher). 3:05. 8. (Juebec. fifth on the beam. auditorium dressed in authentic Calgary 10. Hartford 3 David 1 (Ck)ulet, Marois), 7:59. 9, Scottish kilts. In contrast to their She is assistant dance teacher for Friday's Game Chairman of the event is Anne Quebec. M. Stastny 5 (A. Stastny. rousing style, the audience will be the Betty-Jane Turner School of to possible Rose Bowl bid New Jersey at Winnipeg, 10:05 p.m., Tardif), 13:49. 10. Pittsburgh, Boutette 7 Flynn. Stage managers are Roger EDT (Malone, Kehoe), 16:03. Penalties—St. treated to graceful movements of Dance in Manchester, and she has Saturday’s Games I^urent. Pitt, 3:56; St. Laurent, Pitt. the Manchester Youth Ballet as it choreographed for the senior .and Marci Negro. Tickets are still Boston at Vancouver 6:26; Cote, Que. 8:09; Sleigher. Que. available and may be purchased at Hartford at Los Angeles performs “Cappriccio” to the music citizen’s variety show. By United Press International offering him cash to stay on as head Force Texas A&M and Rice. 9:55; Dupont, Que. 10:32; Gatzos. Pitt, the door for $2. Children and senior MARY LOU PETERS, LEFT, JAN JOHNSON AND ADINA WACHMAN Buffalo at Detroit 12:26; UPointe, Que, 15:04. of Rimsky-Korsakov. Priscilla Gib­ coach of the Huskies. They fear the In other games involving Top 10 Quebec at Montreal Third period—11, Quebec, A. Stastny 3 Her dance, in contrast to the citizens are $1. . . . dance company will perform at MACC benefit Saturday Obviously, UPI’s Board of Seattle Seahawks will make James teams, it’s No. 2 Pittsburgh against N Y. Rangers at N.Y. Islanders . (Tardif. P. Stastny). 10:12. 12, Pitts­ son will direct the dancers. Coaches have fallen for the leader of Philadelphia at Pittsburgh burgh. Simpson 1 (Malone. Shedden). an offer he can’t refuse to cross Syracuse, No. 3 Georgia against Minnesota at Washington ,17:M. Penalties—Hiynewlch, Pitt, major- GOLF the “Pac” — make that the Pac-10. Lake Washington and become head Kentucky, No. 4 Southern Methodist Calgary -at Toronto minor. 0:46; M. Stastny, Que, major- Top-ranked Washington, which coach of the NFL club. against Texas, No. 5 Nebraska Chicago at St. Louis minor, 0:46; Hannan, Pitt, major-minor. collected 29 first-place votes in this 3:08; Dupont. Que, major-minor. 3:08; St. Theater World The Seahawks last week fired hgainst Missouri, No. 6 Arkansas American Hockey League Laurent, Pitt, 10:02; Paiement. Que, week’s rankings, return home to head coach Jack Patera, the only against Houston, No. 8 Penn State Northern .11:24; Baxter,,. Pitt, major. 18:44; Husky Stadium Saturday for a non- W L T PU. GF GA Shedden. Pitt. 18:44; Paiement, Que. Country Club man to hold the reins in seven NFL against West Virginia, No. 9 Nova Scotia ■ 5 1 1 11 34 24 major-minor. 18:44. conference battle with "Texas Tech. seasons, and named Mike McCor­ Alabama against Cincinnati and No Maine 3 1 0 6 17 10 Snots on goal—Pittsburgh 10-11-10—31. Following are the pairing and The Huskies are 6-0 this year and Fredericton 3 2 0 6 22 IS Quebec 16-13-15^. mack to fill in until the end of the 10 UCLA against California. Sherbrooke 2 2 1 5 19 19 Goalies—Pittsburgh, Herron. Quebec, starting times for the Member- are thinking ahead to a possible Adirondack 2 4 0 4 20 27 More pop than bong strike-abbreviated season. No. 7 North Carolina is idle. Garrett. A-14.140. Member Goif Tournament at appearance in the 1983 Rose Bowl. “First of all. I'm not letting peo­ Pittsburgh coach Foge Fazio sees Moncton 2 5 0 4 21 23 Manchester Country Club Saturday. “This is shaping up into an in­ Southern ple take money out of their pocket to a bit of trouble ahead for his team itcrshov 5 0 0 10 24 8 7:06 Ansaldi, Wall; Staum teresting race,” Washington coach give to me,” James said. “My point Saturday. St. Catharines 4 2 1 9 30 26 Washington 012—3 Mattern Don James said of the Pac-10 and New Haven 3 1 1 7 18 14 NY Islanders 3 12—6 is, anything 1 get, 1 render a service "We can’t go to Syracuse with the Springfield 2 5 0 4 20 31 First period—1, NV Islanders. Bourne 2 7:20 Bonadies, McCarthy; Corren- his team's 4-0 conference record. for - I do a commercial, I get paid idea we're going to have an easy Baltimore 2 5 0 4 16 32 (Bossy. McEwen), 0:38. 2, NY Islanders, in Broadway shows Roche.ster 1 3 1 3 12 18 'Trottler 4 (Bourne. Potvin), 7:41. 3, NY ti, Gazza “It looks to me like we might have for my service — and that’s the only time of it," says Fazio. "Defensive­ 7:27 McFarland, Gordon; Zemke, one of the best leagues in the coun­ Binghamton 1 4 1 3 15 24 Islanders, Trottier 5 (Bossy, Bourne), way.” ly, Syracuse does a lot of things Thursday’s Results 14:04. Penaltles-B. Sutter, NYl, 2:20; Fahey try." Hcrshey 5, preaerlcton 4 Engblom, Was. 6:17; Langway. Was. James reportedly earns $69,990 in well. They disguise their coverages 7:34 Dexler, Buccheri; Hickey, And maybe the best team. Nova ^ o tia 5, Baltimore 4 16:31. By Glenn Currie “Good” and “The Wake of Jamey l highlighted by a long solo by leading base salary on a new five-year con­ and have some good athletes. Offen­ SI Catharines 6, Maine 5 (OT) Second peri(xl-4, Washington, Houston Washington is off to is best start Schaeffer Foster,” because in spite of my dancer Gerald Otte, and includes a tract, and appears on a weekly sively, they’ve had problems." Adirondack 7, Springfield 6 (OT) 2 (Marux, Langevln), 9:04. 5, NY 7:41 S. Ferguson, Everdtt; UPI Lively Arts Editor since 1927 when they reeled off Friday's Games Islanders, NysU'om 2 (Merrick, Polvln), reservations both are worth seeing. fine woman’s solo by Jessica Sayre television show featuring game Penn State coach Joe Paterno 18:34. Penalties—Potvin, NYI, 2:37; seven straight victories at the start Maine at Binghamton Vonderkall, Kozlovlch NEW YORK - The big guns of the Broadway is taking a bit of a and some energetic dancing by the highlights of the Huskies. knows his day won't be without its Springfield at New Haven Houston, Was, 2:43; Melanson, NYI. 7:48 Moran, Pasternostro; Jones, early 1982-83 Broadway season breather now until Nov. 4, when company. of the season. Their nine-game win­ But UW Athletic Director Mike St Catherines at Rochester (served by Bourne) 2:43; Morrow, NYI. tough spots, either. Adirondack at Sherbrooke 12!!2: Houston. Was, 13:49; ■ Langway, Purcell turned out to be mostly cap pistols. Murray Schisgal’s “Twice Around The City Center has finally been ning streak overall is a modern Lude said James will receive a raise Was. 14:11; Merrick. NYI 14:11; "West Virginia is as good an Saturday's Games 7:55 Moriarty, Cyr; Kennedy, The $4.5 million Anthony Lloyd the Park,’’ starring Eli Wallach and able to spend money to improve the school record. next season. overall football team as we have St Catherines at Baltimore Persson, NYI. 19:34; Melanson, NYI. Chuck Nelson extended his NCAA Rochester at Binghamton (served by Carroll). 19:43; Houston, NYI. Backiel Webber musical “Cats” was a Anne Jackson, opens at the Cort. Iri sightlines in the orchestra. The “It’s my feeling that anything that played this year," Paterno said. Sherbrooke at Fredericton 19:43. 8:09 Watson, R. Gordon; D’Ap- diamond-studded starter gun, the interim: a multi-media “Rock center was not built for performing record a week ago by kicking his happens to me is my personal "They certainly are the best defen­ Adirondack at Maine Third period-6, Washington, Houston 3 Hcrshey at Moncton polonio, Behling racking up an all-time record of ‘n’ Roll: the first 5,000 Years” groups, and you couldn’t see the 24th consecutive field goal without a business,” James said. “I believe sive team we have played. They (Veilch. Engblom), 6:04. 7, NY Islanders, miss. In becoming the school’s all- New Haven at Springfield Morrow 1 (Nystom), 15:32. 8, Washing­ 8:16 Hohenthal, Irish; Rosenthal, something like $6.5 million in ad­ which opened at the St. James this dancers' feet from most orchestra the money I make is no one’s have two or three outstanding ton. Houston 4 (Maruk), 16:36. 9, NY Herman vance ticket sales before its Oct. 7 week, and a Yiddish musical, “The seats. Now they’ve increased the time leading scoreb. Nelson has also business any more than someone players on defense and an outstan­ Hartford 111-3 Islanders, Trottler 6 (Bourne, Melanson), Calgary •14 - -5-10 — 19:50 Penaltiea-B. Sutter. NYI. 5:43; 8:23 D. Smith, Giguere; T. Leone, opening at the Winter Garden Showgirl” opening at Town Hall rake of the orchestra so that all connected on 53 consecutive extra else’s is my business.” Nvstrom. NYI. 13:01; B. Suiter. NYI. ding kicking game. Their quarter­ First period-1, CJalgary. McDonald 8 S. Leone Theater. It made a lot of noise but Oct. 24. Town Hall is officially a seats have a better view. The inner points, going back to last season. Meanwhile, the Red Raiders of back, Jeff Hostetler, is a big, strong (Nilsson. Chouinard) 3:31. 2, Hartford, 15'59 Larouche 6 (Henderson. Renaud) 11:05. Shots on goal-Washington 8-7-10—25. 8:30 Foster, Evelhoch; Denz, didn’t really hit any major targets. Broadway house. lobby has been enlarged and James spent a good part of the Texas Tech, 3-3, are in a rebuilding kid who throws the ball very well. Penalties-Henderson, Har, 0:14; Bridg­ NY Islanders 6-12-6-24. Greenfield The Royal Shakespeare Company, redecorated. week denying rumors that several year after going 1-9-1 a year ago. West Virginia is just a really good man. Cal. 0:14; Eloranta. Cal. 0:47; Goalies—Washington, Higgm. NY Is­ <)KE BROADWAY: landers, Melanson. A—14.6S. 8:37 May, Fox; Long, McCarthy regarded not only regally but almost New York is lucky to have both wealthy alumni were considering Their three victories are over Air Miller. Har. 3:11; Adams. Har. 10:52; “Lennon,” a tasteful biographical football team." Bourgeois. Cal, 10:52. Thursday’s Sports Transactions 8:44 Lapinski, W. Sullivan; reverentially after last year’s fan­ . the City Center and the Joyce Second period-3, Calgary, Risebrough By United Press International LaChapelle, Brown tastic “The Life and Adventures of tribute to the late John Lennon, available for otherwise homeless 6 (unassisted) 1:26. 4. Russell 5 Baseball opened at the Enterrhedia Oct. 5, (unassisted) 4:48. 5, Calgary. Christoff 2 Los Angeles — Reached an agreement 8:51 Warren, Teets; Bolin, Davis Nicholas Nickleby,” was next on the dance companies. Both have draw­ with outfielder Rick‘Monday on a one- and is a treat for Beatle Fans. It was (Nilsson. Bridgman) 5:tt. 6, Hartford, 8:58 Flynn, Seddon; Shaw, scene with C.P. 'Taylor’s "Good,” backs for performers but are in­ Adams 1 (Larouche, Anderson) 10:00. 7, year contract. conceived and directed by Bob Tom Nissalke takes over Cavaliers Calgary. Bridgman 2 (Nilsson, Eloranta) Basketball Gardella opening at the Booth Theater Oct. valuable for audiences. Eatifti, artistic director of the 174s. Penaltles-Neufeld. Har. major, Atlanta — Signed guard Keith 9:12 Martin, Plagge; Simmons, 13. Despite a great peformance by CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tom dedicated to making the Cavs the NBA title in 1971. 4 31; Konroyd. C^l. major, 4:31; Volcan, Edmonson, a first-round- draft___ picpick from Vallaniza Everyrpan Theater in the Beatles" Har. 7 06 Purdue to a multi-year contract. Alan Howard and some sporadically hometown of Liverpool, and “Len­ Nissalke, who has agreed to coach respectable ... Over the last several In 1972, Nissalke was named the Third period-8. Hartford. Francis 1 Cleveland Bill Musselman resigned 9:19 Horvath, R. Clough; fine writing, "Good” did not explode the Cleveland Cavaliers just a week months things developed.After ABA Coach of the Year with Dallas (unassisted). 0:57. 9. Calgary. P^linskl 3 as head coach and was replaced byf Tom Toi McNamara, Kaye non ” originated at the Everyman. (Russell). 2:03. 10. Calgary. McDonald 9 Nissalke. till the final scene. The cast — particularly David before the season starts, says he meeting with Harry Weltman (a and coached other ABA teams in­ (Peplinski. LaVallee). 9:59. 11. Calgary. New York — Placed forward DeWayne 9:26 McMahon, Allen; Nordeen, (Two English imports in a row believes the team that finished last new Cavalier management official), cluding San Antonio and Salt Lake Nilsson 4 (Eloranta, Dunn), 12:47. 12, Scales on waivers. Wigren DIANNE WIEST AND RICHARD JENKINS APPEAR AS NORA AND TORVALD tells something about the state of Patrick Kelly as the younger Lennon year with the worst record in the he recommended that we make a Calgary, Hislop 2 (Risebrough), 14:26. 13. Phoenix — Waived free-agent center and Robert LuPone as the mature City. He also coached the Seattle Calgary. Bridgman 3 (Dunn. Nilsson), Arl Housey. 9:33 Giglio, Sullivan; Pickens, . . . In Yale Repertory Theater's “A Doll House." Broadway. But the team which was NBA has the talent to be a playoff coaching change.” SuperSonics. 19:M. Penalties-Hunter. Cal. major. Football Engberg responsible for “ Nicholas John — seemed to recapture the contender. Weltman said, “We have taken a 13:15; Anderson. Har. major. 13:15; U)s Angeles (USFL) — Signed 9:40 Harrington, Lynch; Curtis, sound and thrust of the Beatles in He coached the Houston Rockets Bourgeouis. Cal. 19:34. quarterbacks Make Rae, Bob Atha. Hob Nickleby” — acted by .the R.S.C,, Bill Musselman Thursday large step forward in hiring Shots on goal—Hartford 18-6-9—33. Preston. Robert Ambers and Joe Aliotti. Frank with Trevor Nunn as co-director — their rise to stardom. in the 1976-77 season and guided Hockey A Herald review resigned his duties as head coach Nissalke as coach. I feel he will take Calgary 9-14-14—37. 9:47 Stepanski, Prachniak; H. couldn’t repeat that success when The world of dance: them to a 49-33 record and was Goalies—Hartford, Millen. Calgary, Los Angeles — Signed free agent The Feld Ballet returned to its effective immediately and was this club to'unparalleled heights.” Lemelln. A—7.242. goaltender Gary Laskoski to a multi-year Gardella, Ottaviano operating separately. Nunn’s direc­ named NBA Coach of the Year. contract. new home at the refurbished Joyce replaced by Nissalke, who has been Nissalke's style of play is in direct 9:54 Pierro, Grant; D. DeNicolo, torial stunts in “Cats” were too named Coach of the Year in both the Nissalke became one of only three Mnntreaf 110—2 Soccer Theater Oct. 5-24 with a repertory contrast to the type Musselman Fort Lauderdale (NASD — Signed Melton reminiscent of “ Nicholas ABA and NBA. ■ worked on during preseason. coaches in pro basketball to earn the Philadelphia 0 01—1 including Eliot Feld’s new “Straw First Mriod—1. Montreal. Wickenheiser midfielder Teofilo Cubillas to a one-year 10:08 Rossetto, Carlo; Ciccillone, 'House' deserves better Nickleby.” ) He becomes the sixth coach in the “1 hope to play a strong inside award in both leagues. 7 (Lafleur. Walter), 1:32. Penalties— contract, signed defender Dan Canter to Maddox Hearts,” his 36th ballet since 1967. Cavs 12-year history, and the fifth game and we have the players to do After two more seasons in Delorme. Mon, 4:44; Wilson, Phi, 14:57. a two-year contract, and released “Straw Hearts” is Feld back in his Second period—2, Montreal, Wickenheis­ midfielder Bemd Holzenbein. 10:15 Wall, Sartori; Dobbins, THE FIRST NEW American play since owner Ted Stepien took over in this. I don’t know Musselman’s Houston, he turned down a chance to Portland (NASL) — Announced that the of the young season was "The Wake favored stomping ground 6f silent er 8 (Lafleur), 18:16. PenaltiesT-Keir. tr.nm will be disbanded. Norwood By Rosalind Friedman he will tell all. April iU80. The Cavaliers changed style, but 1 will do things that I think become Rockets General Manager Phi. 7:14; Mondou, Mon, 8:30. 10:22 G. Martin, M. Martin; R. To be completely successful and truthful as a play, of Jamey Foster,” by 30-year-old movies, straw hats and canes. The Question: in order to take over the Utah Jazz Third period—3. Philadelphia, Carson 2 College Special to the Herald coaches three times last season, will be successful,” the new coach (Clarke. Gorence), 3:42. Penaltiea- East Carolina — Gave football coach Robideau, A. Robideau each character in “A Doll’s House” must interact Beth Henley, whose Pulitzer prize principal male character, per­ Who is this woman and who is coaching duties in the 1979-80 Ed Emory a two-year extension of his with Musselman finishing out the said. Gingras, Mon, 7:00. contract, extending through January 1965. 10:29 Gatzkiewicz, Thomas; Shen- . NEW HAVEN — It was a breakthrough in the field of delicately and build to stunning crescendo. Nora is torn, comedy “Crimes of the Heart” formed by Gianfranco Paoluzi, is a her favorite dress designer? year. season. Nissalke had coached the Shots on goal—Montreal 16-11-5—32. Musselman worked to turn the Philadelphia 8-14-13-34. Mid-American Conference — Named ning, McNiff * drama when “A Doll’s House” was written in 1897 by knowing instinctively what Torvald’s reactions will be marks its first year on Broadway at low-key, stiff-hipped, Chaplinesque In Saturday’s Focus section 'T m very glad to be here and I Cavaliers into a running team for Jazz since last season. Goalies— Montreal. Wamsley. Philadel­ Jim Lessig, athletic director at the figure, less crisp than Feld’s usual University of Ka:u*as, as league 10:36 Plodzik, Hunt; M. Clough, Henrik Ibsen for the play concerned itself with real peo­ when he learns the truth about Nora’s schemes. She the John Golden Theater Nov. 4, you'll be able to find out in feel comfortable coming into the the season that opens Oct. 29 in phia. St. Croix. A—17,147. commissioner. Annulli ple dealing with ethical and moral problems faced in hopes that her greatest fears will not be realized. “Jamey Foster,” which opened creations, but still amusing. "Profile,” a brand new weekly situation.” said Nissalke, who Boston. At the same time, in the depths of her despair, she Oct. 14 at the Eugene O’Neill family life. THE NIKOLAIS THEATER in­ offering which will list the likes agreed to a one-year contract The Cavaliers posted a pathetic The focus of this finely etched play, now being per­ dreams of a “wonderful thing” happening; she dreams Theater, was a charge of buckshot and dislikes of people in our com­ Wednesday night. “1 don't think we 15-67 record last season and finished that missed its comic target, but augurated the refurbished City FOR SPARKLING formed at the Yale Repertory Theater, is beautiful Nora that Torvald will be the loving man he insists he is. In munity. have fantastic talent, but we have 40 games behind the Central Divi­ TRI-TOWN- Bob Arendt 209-213- scored some hits in a serio-comic Hall’s season Oct. 6-24 with a WOObWORK, TILE Torvald, adored wife and mother, who, while seemingly the final climactic scene, after he has denounced her as mixture of older and newer works, By the way, if you have a per­ good talent and we will win some sion winners, the Milwaukee Bucks. 614, Dick Kinigsley 205-529, Ray happy and only concerned about pleasing her male- \vlfe and mother, we know that Nora must leave. Yet, second act. But half a play is better son you'd like to see in the games. GLASS AND PAINTED including the New York premieres Nissalke is a 14-year coaching Bessette Jr. 219-572, Rob Migliore chauvinist husband, Torvald, is being blackmailed by the impact of this decision in 1895 must have been than none. column — or if you have a ques­ “If I didn’t think the team had the veteran of the ABA and NBA, with SURFACES, add three WALT... of "Pond” and "The Mechanical 200-554, Don Dzen 211-512, Kevin Nils Krogstad. catastrophic. There’s a rough rule of thumb on tion you’d like to see us ask peo­ potential of a playoff contender, I 11 years as head coach. He started tablespoons of washing Organ II,” Osborne 504, Dick Coons 517, Ray soda to a quart of warm This is threatening the very foundations of her Lloyd Richard, director, has chosen to conduct his Broadway these days: a good ple — write to Adele Angle, would not be here,” he asserted. his coaching career as an assistant Michaud 510, Bob Edwards 523, Gil marriage. Early on, Nora confides to her friend, quintet with a heavy hand, pushing this production out of musical is money in the bank, but no The latter is a welcome return by Focus Profiles, Manchester In making the announcement at a water and wash. No rinsing with the Milwaukee Bucks in 1968 Johnson 511, Ken Margotta 514, Giiio Christine Linde, that she was forced tq borrow money proportion. Dianne Wiest as Nora is far too loudly one gets rich on straight plays. If Alwin Nikolais to pure dance rather Herald, Box 591, Manchester, luncheon, Stepien said, "I’m and was with the team when it won required. Calderone 514. Co-sponsored from Krogstad to save her husband’s life. Now, PleoHe tu rn to pag<- 14 that proves so, we owe a vote of than the multi-media, body-juggling 06040. Krogstad has demanded a job in her husband’s bank, or thanks to the producers of both exercises he is best known for. It is Bennet tops Local sports featured Code of Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, keeps you informed 2 4 Hour Full Serve Bolton, 3-2 about the local sports world. Read the latest in his ^W eekenders^ Bennet varsity soccer “Thoughts ApLENty,’’ regularly in The Manchester Ethics for will be served and door prizes awarded. Herald, 4 p.m. at the church. South Main Street and Hartford I Alt h, team nipped Bolton Road. .‘.,..,,111! .1 And, if you see some oils, watercolors, graphics or jayvees, 3-2, last $ 1.18^ Another organ concert ,. N't sculptures that you like, but don’t happen to have the W^nesday at Bolton.' I Legislators His program will include numbers by Lubech, Bach, money with you, you can use your favorite charge cards. Residents of the Hebron area are in for a treat on Sun- Mendelssohn, Dupre, Barber and Frank. Gary Ahlberg. Keovilay kday at 3:30 p.m. when Paul A. White, organist and choir Luangpraseuth and Robert ,.. at the self-serve price. A donation will be asked. Proceeds will go toward the No. 1 FOR SERVICE director of the Willimantic Congregational Church, will fund for the trip the Chancel Choir plans to take to the Chang tallied for the 5-3 put on a benefit concert at the Hebron Congregational Even Shakespeare Bears. Tom Pritchard also No. 1 FOR RELIABILITY British Isles next sumpier. Instead of paying the man in the 12th DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE Church. played well for Bennet. No. 1 FOR SAVINGS The recital will include choral works and a bell choir- oils Music, dancing, singing, and aven a little bit of booth, you can get yovir oil checked, and will be followed by a reception in the church. water colors Shakespeare — that’s what’s going on at Manchester No. 1 FOR DEUVERY ★ ★ ! ★ ★ ★ graphics Community College tonight and Saturday. “The Fan- 'Windshield washed, and gas pumped. Proceeds from a free-will offering will benefit the organ For art lovers No. 1 FOR BUDGET ‘ repair fund for the George Ryder tracker organ. sculptors tasticks” is playing. L E T YOUR •Irving Amen, Dali, A1 Kaufman, Delacroix will be NEWSPAPER help you PAYMENTS Hedispo'ver Moriarty Full Serve. The songs, such as “Try to Remember,” will have you keep fruit jars sparkling among the artists represented at the art auction to be ..WILL CONTINUE TO,iWORKFORYOUl sponsored Sunday by the Kiwanis Club of Manchester. humming along with the cast directed by Charles Plese- clean and sweet smelling. Sounds of music and Karen Krinjak. Wash jars, dry completely The auction will be at Manchester Country Club, 305 S. 649-4539 Main St., with a preview at 1:30 p.m. and the auction to The show opens at 8 both nights and tickets will be then put a large piece of Classical music lovers are in for a treat Sunday. available at the door at $2.50 for students or senior David C. Morse, organist at South United Methodist start at 2 p.m. newspaper inside the jar citizens and $3.50, general admission. and put the lid on. The 319 Brood St. VOTE FOR JOYNER U S / I 1 ^ W n NOV. 2 Church, will be presented in an all classical program at The donation will be $2.50 per person. Wine and cheese Monchostor paper will absorb any F06ARTY ____Paid for by Joyner *82 Commttteo - Leslls BolchT T rs u ., moisture. 315 Center Street, ^ Manchester , MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Oct. 22, 1982 - 1.1

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Story’,’’ and "English Folksong Suite.” All concerts In Herald review Scanlon Auditorlumv In the high school, at 8 p.m. (443-2876). • Unhreralty of Hartford, Weal Hartford: Musical Wednesday will be observed Oct. 27 In Millard Cinema auditorium on the campus at 10 a.m. Bloomfield Play could Senior Citizens Music Makers will entertain. Tickets Theater are $5 each. On Thursda/ Hartt Collegium Musicum Is scheduled for 8 p.m. In the auditorium. Tickets are Hartford 4:30, 7:10, 9:40. — An Of­ be better $5. (243-4442). Atheneum Cinema — ficer and a Gentleman (R ) • UnlveraHy of Connectleut, Btorra: The jaunty Demon Pond Erl 7:30, Fri 7:20, 9:50; Sat and Sun - . sounds of "Jewish Jazz" will be presented Wednesday • Nutmafl TiMatar, Storm: "She Stoops to Conquer 9:30; Sat and Sun 5:30, 2:05, 4:40, 7:20, 9:50. Suiydciy Bmiycl) *flt Conlinupd from page 13 at 8 p.m. In Jorgensen Auditorium, by The Klezmorlm. Is playing at the theater, on the campus of the Univer­ 7:30, 9:30. — The Fall of Mancheater Tlyc Brou'i).stoiyc 1a w e e k l y g u id e t o FINE DINING For tickets and Information call (486-4226). the Roman Empire Sat and UA Theaters East — hysterical in the opening scenes, too twitchy and flirty sity of Connecticut, through Saturday. Performances V • Unhrerstty of Hartford, Hartford: The Woman's Sun 2. The Sender (R ) Fri 7:30, • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw* in her scenes with Krogstad. tonight and Saturday are at 8 p.m. and the Saturday benles Chantilly, and our pastry chefs creations - muf* Association will have Its 12th annuSI Pop's Concert, Cinema City — The 9:20, 12; Sat 2, 3:50, 5:40, Miss Wiest is most effective in her scene with Dr. matinee'Will be 2 p.ml (429-2912). flnt.-danish. and nut breads — still warm from the oven. today at 8 p.m. at the Physical Education Center of the Chosen (PG ) Fri 7, 9:26; 7:30, 9:20, 12; Sun 2, 3:50, featuring this week... Rank, the family friend who is dying. Here, she has a • Repertory Theater, New Britain: "On Qolden • On the dessert side you'll find cheesecake, chocolate university. There will be a dance contest at 10 a.m. Sat and Sun 2 ,4 :2 5 ,7« 9:25. 5:40, 7:30, 9:20...— Fast fnousse. napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — It's all In­ truly fine actor, Earle Hyman, to play against. Hyman Pond" will be presented today and Saturday at 8:15 Those who wish can arrive at 6:30 and bring a picnic - 2001: A Space Odyssey Times at Ridgeniont High - cluded in the price of your brunch! captures the cynical bitterness of the man while p.m. at the theater, 23 Norden St., New Britain. (223- *> Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a tender lunch. (236-5734). Fri 6:40, 9:20; Sat 1:30, (R) Fri 7:15, 9:15; Sat and : exposing his deep love. Nora, letting her guard down for 3147). filet lopped with a poached egg. artichoke hearts, and • New Britain High, New Britain: "Opening Night 4:05, 8:40, 9:20. - Star Sun 2, 3:45, 5:30,7:15,9:15. : 2 RESTAURANTS a moment, almost confesses her love for Dr. Rank. Miss • Long Wharf Theater New Haven: "Open Ad­ smothered In a rich Bearnaise sauce - or try our thick on Broadway,” will be presented by Mountain Laurel Trek II: The Wrath of — The Rocky Horror Pic- ; cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple Wiest play's this without artifice and it works. missions" is playing at the theater, 222 Sargent Drive, •^HIGilUVNDER. Classic French - Northern Italian Chapter of Sweet Adelines Inc. The show will be Khan (PG) Sun 2:15, 6:15, ture Show (R) Fri and Sat . syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. The production’s biggest problem is Richard Jenkins, through Nov. 21. Performances are nightly, except • Your first Bloody Mary. Screwdriver, or glass of Cham­ Saturday at 6 p.m. Tickets available at the door or may 10 with Barbarella (PG) midnight. — Amityville H : who, as Torvald, is much too broad. He punches his lines Monday, with matinees each Saturday and some pagne is on the house and all other brunch libations are be obtained by calling Sue Qunas, 228-3730. Sun 4:20, 8:20. — Xica Fri The Possession (R) Fri 46,EAST CENTER ^TREETsMANCHESTERs643-2751 out as if he were in a Neil Simon comedy, and not in the Wednesdays ard Sundays. For Information on show Happy Hour priced! ii am>-3 Dm 7:40, 9:50; Sat and Sun 7 :15,9:30; Sat and Sun 2,4, RCRERVATI0N8 RECOMMENDED reserved and formal atmosphere of a tum-of-a-century times and tickets call (787-4282). 2:30,4:40,7:40,9:50. — The 7:15,9:30. — Monty Python ASYLUM a TRUMBULL STS. 528-1171 RESTAURANT drama. He throws away lines in the opening scenes, • Yale Repertory Theater, New Haven: "A Doll Sender (R) Fri 7:30, 9:40; and the Holy Grail (R) Fri . DOWNTOWN HARTFORD talking in such an off-handed manner to Nora and Mrs. House," will play today and Saturday at the theater, LET’S GET ACQUAINTED Sat and Sun 2 :4 5 ,4 :4 5,7:30, and Sat midnight. Linde that later when he reaches a pitch of hysteria, he 222 York St. Tonight’s performance Is 8 p.m. and f " ' 9:40. Mansfield •; has no foundation on which to build. Saturday’s, 8:30 p.m. with a matinee at 2 p.m. on Cinestudio — Rollover Translux College - If it were the director’s Intent to modernize this play Saturday. (436-1600). Cinema — Jinxed (R) Fri - Your Restaurant Could — is that the reason translator Rolf Fjelde has changed • Trinity Repertory Theater, Providence, R.I.: ‘The (R ) Fri and Sat 7:30 with o f f Web.” Is playing through Nov. 14 In the downstairs Deathtrap (PG) Fri and 7, 9; Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, < I the name to “ A Doll House” ?! then the set, the Sat 9:35. — The Mattel Af­ 9. — Victor, Victoria (PG) I OUR FOOD MENU AND OUR HIT AND RUN I costumes and the entire production should be updated theater, 201 Washington St., Providence. Show times Be Featured Here are 8 p.m., every night except Mondays. Matinees at 2 Et Cetera fair (R) Sun 7:30 with The Fri 7; Sat 2:30, 7 with Pen- : I QUICK LUNCH TO GO | across the board. nies from Heaven (R) Fri , In this case, Torvald is the only jarring discordant p.m., Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. (401- Conformist (R) Sun 9:45. I CALL AHEAD — 646-2235 | 9:25; Sat 4:50, 9:25. — The ; • As a part of our weekly dining 2 351-4242). East Hartford note. Dressed in a pin-striped morning-coat with con­ French Lieutenant’s temporary tie, he looks and acts as if he had stepped Eastwood Pub & Woman (R) Sun 2, 7 with ! guide you will be able to show j I into the wrong time zone. ’This gives a decidedly • Mancheater Country Club, Manchester. The Cinema — Pink Floyd The Wall (R) Fri and Sat 7:30, The Lion in Winter Sun , I ' 11 AM to 7 PM I awkward touch to everything he does. Manchester Kiwanis Club Art Auction, Sunday at 2 how special dining out can be. 4:25, 9:25. ; Oh the other hand, all the rest of the cast are dressed p.m. at the country club, 305 S. Main St. Donation 9:15, 11; Sun 7:30, 9:15. I DAVID’S RESTAURANT AND DELI | Vernon by Dunya Ramicova in long dresses with bustles and $2.50 per person. (521-1550 or 649-1725). Poor Richard’s Pub & . Call fMANCHESTER PARKADE, MANCHb ITER. CONN.| Cinema — Richard Pryor Cine 1 & 2 — Rocky III . 19th century outfits. Great attention has been given to • Meriden Square, Meriden: Annual Meriden ■ OFFER EXPIRES OCT 29. 19S2 Live on the Sunset Strip ( P G ) Fri 7, 9:10; Sat 1:30, : 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 an Old World look in the set design by G.W. Mercier. Lectures Square Meet the Artists & Artisans, Indoor Shopping = VALID FOR FOOD PURCHASES ONLY 7, 9:10; Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:10. : In mystifying,contrast, John Glover's splendid por­ Center. Admission free, today and Saturday from 10 (R) with Monty Python — Pink Floyd The Wall (R). " trayal of Nils Krogstad fighting to retain his job and a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 5 p.m. (874- Live at the Hollywood Bowl (R) Fri and Sat from Fri 7:15, 9:30; Sat 2, 7:15, . 2 reputation is totally within the character of the original 5672). 9:30; Sun2,4:15, 7:15,9:30; Z play. Draped in a heavy black wool coat trimmed in fur, • Mystic River, Mystic: Dyer Dhow Derby, all day at 7, 9:30, 12; Sun from 4, 7, DAVIS FAMILY Film Festival Cinemaa 1 he delivers his ultimatums with a slight accent and a • Trinity Collage, Hartford: The final of a series of Mystic.Seaport. Sailing dinghy races In Mystic River. 9:30. Showcase Cinemas — — Star Trek II : The Wrath, ; NOW SERVING SEER & WINE riveting purposefulness which truly frightens. Lisa four lectures on Heroes and Villains, will be given Oct. Seaport admission. (536-2631). of Khan (PG) Fri 7, 9:05;- ♦ Barnes is solidly believable as confidante, Christine 26 at noon In Trinity’s Austin Arts Center. (527-3151). • The Inn on Lake Weremaug, New Preaton: Jack My Favorite 'Year (PG) DINNER SPECIAL Fri 1:15, 7:25, 9:50, 11:40; Sat and Sun 1:30, 3:30, T , Z CLIP a SAVE COUPON _ Linde, who provides good balance for Nora’s flightiness. • University of Connecticut, Btorra: The Women’s o’Lantern carving contest, at the Inn from 1 to 4 p.m. One of Manchester’s newest selection of dell style 9:05. — Warriors (R) Frf 3 “ A Doll’s House” deserves a better production than Center at the university Is offering a series of free Sunday. (868-0563). Sat 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:25, 7:05; Sat and Sun 1:30,7:05 .“ family restaurant where pride Is sandwiches, foot long hot dogs, r^^~ONE"BONELE^^^ I the one given here. Neverjheless, Ibsen’s courage and lunchtime programs with guest speakers at the • University of Connecticut, Btorra: The Women’s 9:50, 11:40; Sun 1:15, 3:15, ^ v e m with Enter the Dragon (R) I OF CHICKEN DINNER at < , 1 originality still manage to shine through it all. Center, Tuesdays through Nov. 30 at 12:30 p.m. Center at the university offers a series of workshops, 5:15, 7:25, 9:50. - An Of­ Reader’s Choice of Connecticut taken In the preparation and grilled ruebens, or our Daily. 5 9 9 Fri 8:30; Sat and Sun 3:15, ('The drama will ends its run at the Theater tonight.) Isabelle Munat of Connecticut Women’s Political starting Monday and continuing for five Mondays. The ficer and a Gentleman (R) get 2nd Dinner for V2 Price Fri 1:50, 7:20, 9:45,12; Sat Magazine’s 1982 Best American Food Caucus will speak on Oct. 26. (486-4738). theme Is "Conflict Resolution.” They start at 7 p.m. 8:30. ' - servicing of our highly selected Luncheon Special and YOUR CHOICE of: Parmesan — 1:50, 4:30, 7:20, 9:45, 12; West Hartford 3 and Most Romantic in Hartford • University of Hartford, Hartford: Earl Qrollman The foe Is $20. (486-4738). TerrIyakI — Fried — Broiled — or Sun 1:50, 4:30,7:20,9:45.— homestyle menu. Homemade Soups. will discuss "Explaining Death and Dying to Children • Roaring Brook Nature Canter, Canton: The Elm 1 & 2 — Pink ■; County! Roasted w/Stufllna- and Ourselves," Monday at 7:30 p.m. In the Lincoln E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Floyd The Wall (R) Fri •• Open Monday thru Saturday center will conduct Its annual Nature’s Bounty Fair, ! • Sunday Champagne Brunch Come and relax In our EXPIRES OCT. 28, 1982 Coupon must bo prosontod j Theater of the university. The lecture Is free and open Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the center, 70 (PG) Fri 1, 7:15, 9:40, 7:30, 9:40; Sat and Sun Z Proud redheads 11:45; Sat 12:50, 2:55, 5:05, 1:45, 3:35, 5:25, ,7:30, 9:40. ' MacKenzie Dining Room where 6:00 A.M. till 2:00 P.M. and Sun­ to the public. (233-6613). Qracey Road. • Lunch •Dinner • St. Joseph College, Weat Hertford: The third In a ^ • Portland High School, Portland: Antique doll, toy 7 :15 ,9 :4 0,1 1 :45 ; Sun 12:50, — Tempest (PG) Fri 7, days 7:00 A.M. till Noon. Ample 2300 Main St., Glastonbury • 659^0366 you’ll enjoy complete CALDOWPUIZA K IT B3 OFF 1-86 649-5487 hold convention series of six lectures on “A City Remembers,” will be and miniature show and sale, Saturday from 10 a.m. 2:55, 5:05, 7:15, 9:40. - 9:30; Sat and Sun 2 ,4 :3 0 ,7 , I Oct. 27 at the college from 10:30 a.m. to noon with to 4:30 p.m. at Portland High School, High Street. Class of 1984 (R) Fri 1:10, 9*30 ' ^ " breakfasts featuring our parking available. Carry-out 7:45, 10, 12:05; Sat 1:10, T h e Movies — The j LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Hundreds of redheads celebrity speakers. (232-4571). Donation $2 for adults and children under 12, $1. ITALIAN FOOD PIZZA ‘THE FUN PLACE TO BE!” 3:10, 5:10 7:45, 10, 12:05; Sender (R ) Fri and Sat 12, . “Highlander” Breakfast Special service. Seating capacity 40. proud of their crimson coloring will be holding their (267-0439) L u ig i’s ★ ENTERTAINMENT PLUS ★ Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:45, 1:45,5:15,7,8:45,10:25,12; ; scarlet, ruby, strawberry, rusty, ginger and auburn • Rockville United Methodist Church, Rockville: for only 99(p (2 eggs, homefries, Member of Manchester r Sonday—Bob Greanhaigh 10. — Halloween III: Sun 12, 1:55, 3:50, 5:40, : RAR HOURS heads high Saturday at the first annual convention The Church Women’s Society will sponsor Its annual Monday—Talant Night Season of the Witch (R) 7 :3 0 ,9 :3 0 .— Fast Times at • toast, coffee) served daily till Chamber of Commerce. M o n -F rl. J of Redheads International. turkey dinner Saturday with servings at 5 and 6:30 Fri1:35,7:45,10:05,12; Sat Ridgemont High (R) Fri- ' • TUESDAY Redheads from around the world have been p.m. $4.50 for adults and $2.50 for children ages 6 FIRST STOP LOUNGE 11:00 A.M. Enjoy our perfect 4 :3 0 - 7 :3 0 . 1:35,3:30,5:20,7:45,10:05, Sun 12:15, 2:10, 4, 5:45, 1 DRAFT BEER MIOHT 0 flocking to join a dub dedicated to promoting “ red through 12. Children under 5 admitted free. Reser­ 12; Sun 1:35, 3:30, 5:20, 7:30, 9:30. — The Song ; Lounge is now SOc DRAFTS, 29c HOT DOGS pride," with 3,000 people paying the $10 vations only. (872-3122). 7:45, 10:05. — First Blood Remains- the Same (PG), ; W EDNESDAY membership fee in the last three weeks. • Manchester Memorial HoepHol, Mancheeter: “OPEN FOR LUNCH” T h re e (R) Fri 1:30, 7:35, 9:50, LADIES NIGHT Their first convention will be Saturday at a night Muisic "Winter Wonderland,” fashion show and merchandise Fri and Sat midnight. — . - X h I Daily Specials 11:55; Sat 1:30, 3:25, 5:20, Amityville H: The Posses-. - : P enny Pub 2 F O R I club in Mission Viejo, Calif. Attendance will be sale from hospital gift shop, all day today. 7:35, 9:50, 11:55; Sun 1:30, sion (R) Frl-Sun 12:30,' '-; 7:30 TIL CLOSING limited to about 500 redheads by invitation only, '• Civie Center, Hertford: Watt DIsne/s "Qreat Ice TAOLE and TAP 3:25, 5:20, 7:35, 9:50. - Ihunday—Cory Loiajoy club founder Steve Douglas said Thursday. Idyssey," at the Civic Center coliseum, through Sun­ 2:45, 4:50, 7:20, 9:30. ■ : Monsignor (R) Fri 1:40, Dawn of the Dead (R ) Fri MANCHtSTLR CT Friday—I’sn Haimiianlaugh "W e’re going to have a Miss Redhead Southern Civic Canter, Hartford: "Turandot,” will open the day. (247-4433). • 7:10, 9:45, 12; Sat 1:40, and Sat midnight. ' - Monch«st«r N«xi. to Saturday—Bud Mayor California contest,” Douglas said. “ We’ll have con­ Connecticut Opera Company's 1962-83 season • Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford: The film “The Porkodw 4:20, 7:10, 9:45, 12; Sun Willimantic Casual Lady I KITOEN OPEN m MEMCIP tests for every age group, like cutest redhead, most Thursday and will continue Friday and Saturday at the Fall of the Roman Empire,” stars Sophia Loren, at the 1:40, 4:20, 7:10, 9:45. . - Jillson Square Cinema 706 HARTFORD RD., MANCHESTER CALL 6 4 9 -5 3 2 6 mischievous looking, most distinguished.” Civic Center. For show time and ticket Information call atheneum theater, 2 p.m., Saturday and Sunday. (247- Jinxed (R ) Fri 1:20, 7:25, — An Officer and a - c Douglas, a red-haired musician who sold (527-0713). 4433). 9:55, 11:55; Sat 1:20, 3:20, Gentleman (R ) Fri 6:50,- '■ thousands of dollars worth of equipment to launch • Now London High School, New London: • St Peter’a Church, South Windsor A slide 5:15, 7:25, 9:55,11:55; Sun 9:10; Sat and Sun 1:50, Redheads International, said he has been flooded "Masters of Melody," will be the program Oct. 23 , presentation of the English Country Side will be shown HUNGRY TIGER 1:20, 3:20, 5:15, 7:25, 9:55. 4:10, 6:50, 9:10. — Fast with letters from redheads since reports of the club opening the concert season of the Eastern Connec­ tonight at 7:30 at the church on Sand Hill Road. CAFE AND RESTAURANT appeared in news stories and ^le “ Dear Abby” Tickets, $1.50 for adults and 50 cents for children 12 Enfield Times at Ridgemont High Supday Brupeb ^ irrl) m it. Im t ticut Symphony Orchestra. SelecTlons will Include Cine 1,2,3,4,5&6 — (R) Fri 7 ,9 :1 0 ; Sat and Sun 120 Charter Oak St. column. and under. Tickets will be sold at the door. Bizet’s "Carmen Suite." excerpts from "West Side First Blood (R) Fri 7:30, 2, 4:10, 7, 9:10. - The Manchester ITALIAN-AMBKICAN CUISINE 9:55; Sat and Sun 2:20, Sender (R) Fri 7:10, 9:10; -I 649-1195 f lt Tbc T 4:45, 7:30, 9:55. - Sat and Sun 2 :1 0 ,4 ; 10,7:10, weicMte (a fUti. ud TV World Halloween n i: Season of 9:10. — Halloween III: Weekend Specials theWitch (R) Fri 7:55,10; Season of the Witch (R) 2, : (ig M ^i»te *Di»u*u^ SatandSun2:30,4:50,7:55, 4:10. 7. 9:10. B ro ile d Swordfish...... $ 6.95 . Browpstope 10. — Monsignor (R ) Fri 7, Drive-ins Vfe have a complete menu 9:30; Sat and Sun 2 ,4 :2 0 ,7 , Manchester — Nice Prime Rib of Beef ... ■ • ■ i $ 8 b8 5 Garfield is the ultimate cat's meow • Our antique buffet abounds with fresh fruits, straw­ Plus Weekly Specials 9:30. — My Favorite Year Dreanns (R ) F ria n d S a t7 ; ! (PG) Fri 7:15, 9:25; Sat Sun 7:30 with Pink Floyd fAII entrees served with fresh garden salad, choice of potato & berries Chantilly, and our pastry chef’s creations — Banquet Facilities Available By Kenneth R. Clark it’s because he’s a cat. on the subject, but because- stuck with me and I’d been Garfield is cynical and living,” he said. “ But as and Sun 2:25, 4:35, 7:15, The Wall (R ) Fri and Sat ri itallan bread A butter.------— muffins, danish, and nut breads — still warm from the Villa Louisa Rd., Bolton, CT 646-3161 People love cats. They Davis’ wife is allegic to looking for an opportunity pessimistic. Odie’s a free long as there are even 9:25. — E.T. The Extra- UPI TV Reporter 8:25; Sun 9 with Richard'-'. oven. always have and they cats there is no real Gar­ to use it.” spirit. He loves everyone.” sillier people reading it. Terrestrial (PG) Fri 7:10, Pryor Live on the Sunset. ; DAILY LUNCHEON SPECIALS NEW YORK - His always will.” field in their household. With the opportunity at Davis displays a great I’m delighted.” 9:40; Sat and Sun 2:10, Strip (R) Fri and Sat 10:15.- - • On the dessert side you’ll find cheesecake, chocolate Polynesian species might be felis But it takes more than Davis said his audience hand, Odie became Gar­ sense of humor about sybariticus. He’s a fat, just being a cat. Garfield, makes up for the lack of field’s antithesis. himself — a display mousse, napoleons, fresh cakes, and more — it’s all in­ Chinese slothful, conceited glutton, said Davis, is everybody’s immediate reference. “ I took everything Gar­ doubtless made easier by cluded in the price of your bruneji! American and he would be the first to alter ego as well. “ I rely heavily on the fan field represented and the financial rewards Gar­ MamMsr Parants WHiioiit tell you he has other vir­ “ Garfield is an anti- mail for Garfield twisted it for Odie,” Davis field is reaping. • Treat yourself to our Brownstone Special — a lender IsImSdcr tues as well. hero,” he said. “ We’re situations,” he said. “ Peo­ said. “ Garfield is a very “Sometimes I feel silly M f t T A U R A N T Cocktail Lounge filet lopped with a poached egg, artichoke hearts, and LOUMaa His name is Garfield, living in a time where ple love to tell cat stories. cunning cat and Odie lives being a grown man MASQUEiUDEBUi J and thanks to producer Lee we’re made to feel guilty Garfield is representative from second to second. drawing a cat and dog for a smothered in a rich Bearnaise sauce — or try our thick Mendelson and United about overeating, of all cats. If I had a cat, I Satunlay-Octnlier 23nl Spm-lani cuts of French toast served with New Hampshire maple oversleeping and not exer­ would be too true to one Media Productions which • OptnToThaPuMIe syrup — or select another one of our enticing entrees. features him in a comic cising. Garfield defends his cat’s personality at the Plano’s In Bolton, Ct. I HARTFORD | 179 TOLLAND TPKE. strip, he’s coming to televi­ right to do alt that. He does expense of others.” ¥ INTERSTATE84EXITS8 'f. \ THE PlIMPERMCKEE PGB • Your first Bloody Mary, Screwdriver, or glass of MANCHESTER sion. and says a lot of things we Garfield was named Bond—Rainbow CennoeUon ^ EAST HASTFOtlD S68 8810 ^ 0 . f OF MANCHF.STF.R after Davis’ grandfather, Champagne is on the house and all other brunch 6 43 -9 5 29 America’s favorite feline would like to if we had the *3" In coatuma M** without eostumo A •' OAKLAND COMMONS PHONE James A. Garfield Davis. makes his video debut with nerve. O C T . 2 0 - 2 3 (s e m OFI |-1I NEXT TO ECONOMY ELECTRIC 643PUBB libations are Happy Hour priccid! So . . . CBS Monday, 8:30-9 p.m., "Just like cats, way Before he started car­ 8 P .M . 1 9 l 4 n 2 tooning -for a living, Davis EDT, right after the an­ down deep we’re all primal -MowHari- • Bring a friend, a family, your packages, a newspaper wrote radio commercial nual Charlie Brown “ Great animals. Given that, it and join us for the best brunch in town! Every Sunday VILLAGE PUB would dictate we’re all copy and in one of them he MtBckcstor CcMHHiftjf Pumpkin” Halloween Now! More nonstop show, in a special titled selfish and desire our own mentioned “ Odie, the town M$C$ TMre Vhi 11:00-3 p.m. at the Brownstone in the heart of flights than ever! HOUSE OF CHUNG and RESTAURANT “ Here Comes Garfield.” creature comforts above idiot.” OPEN TO Downtown Hartford. all else, as well as a cer­ “ The spot ran twice and Tickets: $3.50 Featuring authentic Polynesian Jim Davis, who created IIOItfM RBtSntA THE PUBLIC -iH O H m ari- tain amount of attention. we had calls from the tog 11 mstAi K ysiAi asswown rgc and Cantonese Specialties DULY LUNCHEON SPECIALS Garfield four years ago, Call 649-1061 V...... MI-»»4dU-U« entertains no illusions as to Garfield is only a National Association for Reservations recommended. 2 Rukxnrt&lounoe i : \ ( H It />K/^^S Complete Dinner $2.50 why Garfield rapidly is spokesman for that Retarded Persons and AT COURTHOUSE MYipPiMUTE pulling even with Snoopy as feeling.” from parents of retarded ONES BACK DOOR HAPPY HOUR 4—7 Mon. thru Fri a comic-strip superstar. Certainly Garfield — . children," Davis said. fSSm “ I would like to think it's forever plagued by a “ They were offended by aWOWWATi— — Asylum and Trumbull Sts. (203) 525-1171 fiPTlI IWIIjW MlxadDiInlit 72 PflCe due to the humor and the brainless, slobbering mutt use of the term ‘town idiot’ Free Parking at One Financial Plaza art,” he said. "But frankly. named Odie — is eloquent ... But the name ‘Odie’ GRAND OPENING 363 BROAD ST. JMXiDlir Manchester 801 E. Middle Trapk. 646-9457 Across from VFW OF 1982 TrJHOWHAf.— 6 4 9 -4 9 5 8 inmfflffnfffii 1st 150 peqile attar 8:30 receive ANTIQUES SHOW a S ln to a ir t Ity ~ T A Brunch of Distinction -WOWHgll- h-lllGiUANDEa m arket TOMIMl-lW RESTAURANT Brunch at (Zavey'§ is different. 'Friday 8p«clals IMMCHESTER ROTMT eUU’S ITTIi MMML SMW MNglit-MOitab RESTAURANT •7 2 -7 3 2 7 You're waited-on. Soft guitar music N O P n C IN A N O Shrimp a Scallop Caaacrol*' LUNCHaDHINER Rt.B3.aeaBlaa.CT lOINTLBMANg gentles the air. 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R. wida^yad wolf pups learn to story of the romance between a 10:45 P.M. gages ln ,e battle-of-the-sexes del Hunco da a luz un hijo ilegi- report on the weekly activities ® - Film survive and take their first steps lovely Eurasian doctor and an with another member of the CSD - Newa/Sign Off from it as a grocer checking for an from treetop timo. Su padre al enterarse de of Congreii. (25) - Reporter 41 DEAR ARKY: I read you toward independence. American war correspondent. court. Jill Clayburgh, Walter CSD - Soul Train 3:00 A.M. esto decide deshacerse del overripe cantaloupe. You are paying William Holden, Jennifer 9:30 P.M. 11:00 P.M. Matthau, Bernard Hughes. faithfully in the Williamson (W. Members of the 99 - U8A Cartoon Express nino pero 'Mama' Dolores, su (33 - MOVIE; 'When Legends for his professional expertise; use it Jones, Torin Thatcher. 1955 3 3 (33 (33 (35 ® - News 1981. CSD - Jo* Franklin Show Va.) Daily News. 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Widows.” It caught my eye because Abby vuelve con su propla famllia. when he uses his powers to be­ tb the annual school t (S> - Newsoenter (55)-Vanoaaa pected tragedy. Max Baer, teer is persuaded by his wife to in 1930, when I was 16, I married a DEAR ABBY: I was glad to see Veronica Castro, Socorro Ave- friend s classmate. (60 min.) (32) - ESPN Sporu Center 1972 Abigail * 99 - MOVIE: 'L'lncorriglble' (6® - State Wo'ro In Cheryl Waters. Joan Blackman. go legitimate. Broderick Craw­ that letter in your column about the fair. Helene Springer iar, Humberto Zurita. ( 0 - MOVIE: 'Cincinnati Kid' A (35) - Night Flight Tonighfa pro- (S3 - MOVIE; The Deadly railroad man. We were divorced in Jaan*Paul Belmondo and Gene­ 1975 ford, Claire Trevor, Virginia Gib­ Mantis' Scientist estsblishes even climbed a tree. 99 - Entertainment Tonight young gambler is determined to 10:00 P.M. grams are 'Take O ff/ 'London 1962. Van Buren couple who had separate bedrooms vieve Bujold serve romantic ® - Fridays son, 1953 that a giant mantis having take the crown away from the Rock 'n' Roll Show/ 'Discovery after 10 years of marriage and Looking on, from left, crime antics In this French co­ 33 (S3 - Falcon Croat Carlo wiped out polar outpost ia The article went on to give me 9 Z ) ' Business Report king of stud poker. Steve of the Week-Fashion/ 'All Star 93) - Sports Update medy. Agretti ia found murdered and 12:15 A.M. heading south. Craig Stevens, such good news! U read: didn’t care what people thought, are Ann Stanlunas and McQueen, Edward Q. Robinson, Revue,' 'Video Artist' 'World of 92) 99 - NBC N ew t Overnight 99 - T.V. Communty College 7:30 P.M. Cole Is the only auspact. (60 Animation' and 'Space Patrol/ (29 - MOVIE; The Man Who Alix Talton, William Hopper. “Effective Oct. 1,1981, remarried jl hung on to the edge of the bed for Karl Malden. 1965. min.) Sandra Davey. The fair 99 - Reporter 41 CSD - P-M. Magazine (4 hrs.) Would Be King' Two British ad­ 2:30 A.M. 19B7 widows and divorced wives, 10 years before I had the courage to will be Saturday from 9 5 9Z) - Washington Week/ (33 - Nows venturers set themselves up as g k twin beds, but it was either that 99 - MOVIE: 'Silk Stockings' A C5D - All In the Family Review Paul Duke Is joined by 99 - Festival of Faith rulers of a primitive country. C5D - MOVIE: 'Lost Fllghf A (23) - Prime News mothers and widows of railroad ' Russian commissar tries to lure ($3 - Newark Roallty group of highly civilized people been passed. He added, “And I can’t 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., at the CE) - You Asked For it top Washington journalists sn- 99 - Twilight Zone Sean Connery, Michael Caine, - Gunomoke or my sanity. 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Paige. 1957. playing hockey in Montreal, column.” 92) - ESPN Sports Center falls in love with a Franch- from synagogue to stardom, 99 - Medame'a Piece CSD - Mission Impossible Channels I could hardly believe my eyes! We will be celebrating our 35th Herald photo by Tarquinlo - M *A*S*H atralhlng family relations along TV 99 9 5 - USA Friday Fights Cover­ Canadian artist. Eddie Albert, 9Z) - Business Report CSD - You Asked For It Had I not read it in your column I wedding anniversary soon. Now that 9Z)-3-2-1, Contact age of professional boxing is Cloris Leachman, Vincent Van the way. Neil Diamond, Laur­ 93) - Star Trek CD would never have known about it.T DICAR ABHY: I am a married the kids have left home we have presented from Madison Patten. ence Olivier, Lucie Arnaz. Rated 11:30 P.M. WFSB Hartford, CT 6:30 P.M. Square Garden, New York, NY. PG: 9 D - America Screams had not been informed in any other woman (mid-30s), wife and mother, separate bedrooms! Glory 9 9 - MOVIE: The Man Who 3D CSD - Hawaii Five-O WNEW New York, NY (B CSD-WKRP In Cincinnati (3 hrs.) (291 - CNN News 9 2) - Madame's Place way. who has always been overly modest. hallelujah! Now I can read until the Shot Liberty Velance' Liberty CSD - Starsky and Hutch WLNE Providence, Rl (B (3D - CBS Neyifs 99 - Soap Valance, who terrorizes a small (23) - Freeman Reports 9 9 - SCTV Network You advised all women who I just hate going to my doctor for a wee hours, or watch late-night TV CSD - Benny Hill Show WTNH New Haven, CT (B 93) - Barney Miller 93) - Sports Western town, is opposed only (22) (59 - Remington Steele Re­ 1:00 A.M. qualified to write to the Railroad physical — the kind where you have while he snores his head off across by two men, the hero of the 3D ® - Nightllne WOR New York, NY (B (S ) 99 - NBC News 9 2 ) - M *A*S*H mington and Laura are hired to town and a tenderfoot lawyer. locate a missing executive of a 9 1 - Saturday Night CSD - Sanford end Son O Retirement Board, 844 Rush St., to take off everything, get up on the the hall. 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But, Abby, I can check my a thrill when he whispers In my ear, lermo Restrepo. cal presentahdo la Bella Chary­ 92) 99 - Tonight Show 92) - Entertainment Tonight CSD - Carol Burnett and Friends A young boy ia overcome by USA USA Network informed that 1 was eligible for own breasts for lumps, and I do. “Your place or mine tonight?” 99 - Jeffersons tin. guilt after his older brother's fa­ 99 - Pelicula: 'Los Inocentea' 1:30 a :m . a i 9 3) - NFL Theatre: 'Best Ever WHCT Hartford, CT benefits, and I have been receiving a Would it be obnoxious of me to tell STILL LOVERS IN BUFFALO 99 - ABC News 99 - Madame's Place tal accident. Timothy Hutton, 99 - Twilight Zone CSD - Carter Country Quarterbacks' Mary Tyler Moore, Donald Suth­ WTXX Waterbury, CT (29 monthly check ever since. It is such my doctor I’d rather do it myself? 9Z) - Over Easy 9 9 Barney Miller 12:00 A.M. CSD - America's Top Ten (231 (52) - Wall Street W m k erland. 1980. Rated R. CNN Cable News Ntwrk (23) (Check my breasts). I think he 99 - More Real People - MOVIE: The Ust Hard - Independent Network a help! 7:00 P.M. Louis Rukeyaer analyzes the SD 93) (22) '80s with a weekly review of Men' A violence-weary mar­ News WWLP Springfield, MA How can I thank you, Abby? enjoys doing this, as 1 am oversized. Everybody needs friends. For C3D - CBS News 8:00 P.M. - MacNell-Lehrsr Report economic and investment mat­ (23) shall is lured out of retirement CINEMAX Cinemax 22 MRS. MILDRED H. BEVINS, MODEST TO A FAULT OD C3D - Dukes of Hazzard 95 - MOVIE: 'Blue Lagoon' A some practical tips on how to be (SD 99 - M 'A *8 *H ters. (25) - 24 Horas when his arch foe breaks out of shipwrecked boy and girl come (2D PIKEVILLE, KY. - P.M. Magazine jail, hungry for revenge. Charl­ WEDH Hartford, CT popular, get Abby’s Popularity CSD - Muppet Show C5D (25) - Cervantes S3) - MOVIE: 'Inside Moves' A of age on a tropical island. DEAR MODEST: It would be ton Heston, James Coburn. WXTV Paterson, NJ (2S booklet. Send $1 plus a long, self- CSD - ABC News CSD @9 - Benson young man recovering from a Brooke Shields, Christopher At­ DEAR MILDRED; Don't thank more foolish than obnoxious. In the 9:00 P.M. suicide attempt struggles to CSD - Perry Mason kins. 1980. Rated R. Hartford, CT (29 addressed stamped (37 cents) ' ** CSD - Soap 3 D - MOVIE: 'Stopover Toyko' WVIT me. Thank Rep. James L. Oberstar. first place, don’t assume that your An American intelligence agent 3 3 C B -D a lla s The Oil Barons’ help himself and his friends. 92) - Top Rank Boxing from Las (29 - Twilight Zone SPOTLIGHT Spotlight 123) envelope to Abby, Popularity, P.O. 93) ~ Jeffersons Ball opens up a new era for John Savage, Diana Scarwid, 8th District, Minnesota, who wrote doctor “enjoys” checking for delivering secret data is forced Vegas 125) - Dasp«llda (21 Box 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038. - 0 /C NCAA Foot ball Miss Ellie. (60 min.) Amy Wright. 1980. WSBK Boston, MA to inform me that the law had just lumps. He gets as much enjoyment 99 to lay over in Japan. Robert - MOVIE: 'Private Lessons' Preview Jim Simpson and Bud 95 (2 5)- MOVIE: Th a Mad Doctor' Springfield, MA 99 - A bou t Town Wagner, Joan Collins, Edmund (33 - The Merv Show (ST) - Body In Question Naming A young man is introduced to WGGB Wilkinson hosts. O'Brien. 1957. the Parts.' Dr, Jonathan Miller A psychiatrist, with en unbal­ (S3 @5) - Quest Season Pre­ passion by his housekeeper. anced mind, marries wealthy WGBY Springfield, MA 99 - Inside the NFL Len Daw­ 93) - MOVIE: The TOp of the miere. Four Americans find shows what happens to 'our in­ Eric Brown, Sylvia Krlstel, Ho­ sides' when we fall, ill. (R) (60 women and then gets rid of son and Nick Buoniconti ana- Hill' Part 2 themselves on a chase for a ward Hesseman. 1981. Rated them. Basil Rathbone, Ellen D itl^in The annual meeting is open to all interested persons. ' lyze this week's NFL action and min.) [Closed Captioned] 92) - Best of the NFL '1974 jackpot that includes the riches R. Rebalancing weight of foot DUUMey la repuri on r IIKin Election of officers win also be heW. Dr. William Buckley will present a report on his ASTRO GRAPH research into the history Bassham Rainbow advisor BRIDGE doesn't disturb hip or knee of the Pitkin Glassworks Bernice Bede Osol at the annual meeting of Lisa Bassham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. the Pitkin Glassworks Bassham of 330 Main St., Manchester, was recently in­ Tricky IMP match result Inc. to be held Tuesday at stalled as worthy advisor of Rockville Assembly 39, DEAR DR. LAMB: After City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. a spade since neither North

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This newspaper will not Is A h e a d - P M For By: CIUzww For CONSTRUCTION EXTERIOR CAR CARE NEEDSI school therapeutic recrea­ X-RAY CLERK - part time knowingly accept any advertisement for real estate which is in jMk Thompton; R.M. Negro, Tronuror LABORER - Strong, violation of the law tion program for position available in our X- RN FOR Manchester Ray Department. Position pediatric practice. Appli­ dependable, experienced adolescents. . Call for pipe line construction FLORIDA'S FINEST adult Tune up & Winterize Once metal is exposed Crossroads, 647-3252 during requires good typing, filing cant must enjoy working SEWING MACHINE SALESPERSON - Excep­ and answering phones. and outdoor work. Need^ golf and country club com­ Manch*(t*r. 2 i ' business hours. with children and have a to air and water, rust is Operators - Experienced tional opportunity for full Hours are 7:30 a.m. -11:30 pleasant personality. Mon­ drivers license. 649-6087. munity. Trees, lakes, 0 0 0 0 BUYS IN 30'a W ITH preferred. Apply in person or part time sales in a busy security. Private, uniquely SPECIAL klNANCINO NEED CREDIT? Informa­ a.m. every Saturday. For day, Tuesday, Wednesday Your Car Now inevitable. So if you’ve had an accident— even just a only - Pillowtex Corpora­ bridal, formal and mother designed, manufactured tion on receiving Visa, more information contact and Friday, 9-6. Saturday CHRI8TIIM8 IS COMING Park-Chestnut 3'^ room con­ tion, 49 Regent Street, of the bride shop. Pleasant homes. From $35,9(X)! Lake OFF ANY scratch or dent — let MAACO fix it now. And protect Mastercard, with no credit the Personnel Department 9-1. Send experience, Sell Avon now. And start do. like new. Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. surroundings and congenial Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, Downtown restaurant with The People at check. 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Lota-Land tor Sale 24 “aEANER CARS THROUGH SCIENCE” Mon-Fri. 8AM-5PM references to Box CC c-o MANCHESTER - Two with your needs. iyrQ||IING& restaurant experience SALES answering machine if no The Manchester Herald. bedroom condo for rent. A- b o d y WIHDCS S a t 9-12 □ EMPLOYMENT necessary. Call Marco, 647- REPRESENTATIVE - one's available. MANCHESTER - Owner VACANT LOT in new sub­ Open Mon-Fri 8-8 8647, 5 thru 6 daily. C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, will help finance at 11 per­ 344 BROAD STREET MANCHESTER SECRETARY - Recep­ PART TIME. We are a division 120x150. Flat and 659-3008. cent. Immaculate three Sat 8-5 Sun 10-2 (Nut to t/M Manchcstor Parkada) tionist for busy medical of- national concern serving level with private wooded Halp Wantad 13 FULL TIME employee for bedroom Colonial. Full fice in Manchester. the. needs of newspapers area in rear. New houses For Your Convenience CRT Terminal. Will train. NEW TWO Bedroom basement and walk-up at­ Reouires an experienced, throughout the United on both sides of lot and Call D. Pellingra, 649-4586, SN0WPL0WIN6 Townhouses. Living room tic, front porch, nice yard. RN - LPN - Accepting enthusiastic, mature in­ States. We are seeking a across street. $36,500. Ext. 43.______■ BIDS with private patio, fully $64,900. Strano Real or call 643-4499 applications forfo r s ta ff dividual. This full time few energetic, aggressive, Strano Real Estate, 646- Ml BH Mk moM applianced kitchen, Estate, 646-2000. nurses. 3 - 1 1 and 1 1 - 7 position offers varied, in­ motivated people to repre­ Iw Ittl ■ i m M M hr Andersen double glazed ‘2000. MATURE WOMAN to sent the area'snewspaper shifts. R est home and teresting duties including IM m h r RnH raitat M hc«M F windows, insula and babysit in my home. Own II rbM. IhMhtthr, a MANCHESTER - Gracious skilled nursing facility. ^ i n g and bookkeeping. on the telephone. Excellent weatherstriped entrance I’ARCEL OF LAND - East jV ’^LASER a l i g n w i e n t transportation. Call 646- Hm m i M w a Mr hdi/Mr alar» and stately seven room Excellent benefit package opportunity for advance­ Middle Turnpike, near Elm 6240______Excellent fringe benefits. doors. Excellent insulation Colonial. 3 or 4 bedrooms. WE CAN BEAT ANY and shift differential. Salary negotiable, accor­ ment and above average values in walls and Street. City utilities. Beautiful Boulder Road - Sidewalk. Approximately: Please call D.N.S. between ding to qualifications and part-time income. Call Mr. Hr. Hart MriMi ceilings. Full basement PRICE IN TOWN! R.N. Tka Martathr hraH' one of Manchester's SYSTEM 9 and 3, Monday - Friday, experience. For interview Lupacchino after five p.m. with washer and dryer con- 150x150. Charles Liapes, 6 643-5151. Crestfield Con­ director OF NURSMG at 643-2711, Mon. Thurs. II kaiMrrnaca premier locations. Recent­ Park Lane, Wallingford. information call 647-3908. HaiKkaitar. CTONM nections. Selection of ly renovated “ country valescent Home and Or lean eantofe a ha tra«l OaiL Ct, 06490. carpet and vinyl floor kitchen” , two fireplaces, Fenwood Manor. Horth Central C T SNF and ICF DIET TECHNICIAN - Full CRUISE SHIP JOBS - colors. Prices start $46,- MANCHESTER with excellence in nuraing Great income Mtential. All attractive entry (dutch time position. Associate 900.00. CHFA Approved. NURSES AIDES Certified. care aa primary ob}ectlve, occupations. For informa­ door), private covered seeks to find D.N.S. Degree required. One or Open for inspection daily 9 flagstone patio, smoke Business Property 26 AUTO BODY REPAIR Accepting applications for preferably with auparvlaory tion call (312 ) 741-9780 Ext. more years experience in PERSON TO MOP and 8-4. Sunday 12-4. Peterman detectors, first floor laun­ THE BODY AND PAINT SPECIALISTS. full and part time. All background. Bachelors hospital setting. For ap­ 2423. degree required In^ lieu of clean up locker room Realty, 649-9404 , 646-1171 dry room, lovely wooded FULL SERVICE Pizza and shifts. Excellent benefit pointment call 872-0501, grinder restaurant in shop­ lengthy supervisory TRUCK DRIVER-Fuel oil. shower facility. Evenings, lot. Fresh country at­ package and shift differen­ experience. Background In Ext. 282. ______ping center. Vernon circle Class II license. Depen­ part time. Six days per mosphere right here in tial. Please call D.N.S. A.D.N.S. a plus. Send resume area. High volume. Good Bring Any and salary requirements in dable fuel delivery. East of week, approximately four Manchester. Priced for Monday - Friday, 643-5151, MATURE WOMAN to business. Inside seating. I Written Estimate 2. Paint Protection confidence to: Box HH, c/o River. Experienced only. hours per day. Call Arbor fast sale. Early occupancy. Crestfield Convalescent The Manchester Herald. babysit in my home one □ REAL ESTATE Call for details, Strano Full time, insurance and acres F arm , 633-4681, GROUP I - BELFIORE In And Home and Fenwood day a week. Own transpor- Real Estate, 646 2000. benefits. Call 647-9137. LeRoy Saucier. Agency, 647-1413. Well Beat It! 3. Interior Protection Manor,______tation. Call 649-5369.______Collision Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 4. Splash Guards FRAMES STRAIOHTENED If this plate is not on the front of your The Kansas Jack Laser Alignment System allows us to 185 Main St., Man. 643-4317 Save $100 off the regular price of Ziebart's Total Protection Package.* accurately locate and correct damage caused to Call us now to make your car last longer and look better. Hurry! MON.-FRI. 8-5 vehicles with utilized body conatructlon. Don't miss this super otter! car, you did not make your best deal. ‘ Otfei available at participating Ziebart Dealers Not good in conjunction with other offers We, at Cunliffe Auto Body can then repair your car more Prices may vary ^ S K M i i quickly and accurately than repair shops which do not TIDY CAR have this equipment. Z I e b a r f World's Leading Auto Appearance Specialists Add life, looks and value to your car. NEVER WAX VOUR CAR AGAIN GUARANTEED IN WRITING Yes, We Offer - 8 7 2 -3 3 6 1 ^ C U N L IF F E ■ k Fmiei C» WnI ■k fttoU m MtaUt (Free Pick-Up ft Delivery In Manchester Area) Treat Your Car Today. . . To A M O y ■k Ftm itthntn Omi ★ Wn S IhitwCira tm sM OFF EXIT 97 ON RTE 86 PRESERY-A-SHINE 24 Nmt Nrackar SmyIm ★ CHtMR‘V n r M rtk« VERNON INOUSTRIAL PARK SIk . -ALSO- An CunlUJt, Fro^. k CiiRpIrti MU m Witk Clark Rd., Vamon • Vinyl Tops Shampooed and Treated • Upholstery and Carpeting Shampooed m. M Tllooltvlll. MS-001S 1982 Buick Skyhawk 1982 Buick Skylark and Treated. 4 dr. STK|j/2238 2 dr. STK. #2456 Rear defogger. PS, 4 speed trans., Auto trans., PS, PB, air cond., rear AM/FM stereo def., AM-FM stereo, tinted glass. List $8557.76 IT PAYS TO RAP List $9,790.27 * 7 6 7 1 . All cars Include undercoat & glaze «86S2. Parker Street as well as equipment listed. Ct, All cars include undercoat 8 glaze USER AUTO PARTS, INC. WITH PAP sales tax 8 registration not in­ as well as equipment listed, Ct. cluded. Protection you can trust, from people you know. sales tax 8 registration not in­ 8 Griswold St., Manchester Tel. 647-0558 775 Parker Street, Mancheeter Where Auto Parts are Sold for Less! 81 Adams S t, Manchester 649-4571 cluded. (Open Monday-Friday 8-5; Saturday 8-3) Excellent Selection WE WANT TO ALARM 1982 Buick Skyhawk 1982 Buick Skylark 4 dr., S T K #2299 YOU TO 4 speed, PS, PB, rear def,, stereo, 4 dr., STK #2464 LARGE SELECnON tinted glass. , AT. PS. PB, rear def,, stereo. V-6. I CUSTOM 1 List $8,702.76 1983 OF models available List $9,816.27 * 7 6 9 5 . AUTO ALARM SYSTEM for immediate * 8 7 4 6 . AUTO PARTS All cars include undercoat 8 glaze as well as equipment listed Ct, delivery AUTO BODY GUARD" All cars include undercoat 8 glaze KEYLESS ALARM sales tax 8 registration not In­ as well as equipment listed. Ct. (SWITCH SENSINQ) cluded CONTINTB; • Independtnl slsrm modufs wth sales tax 8 registration not in­ butf'in Auto Boi^ Ousrcf* Shock Sensor ■ ElectrOTHC Wsrbter Sirtn • Wire er\d mount- cluded. g herdwere ■ Wsmmo decsi If It’s A Part You Need ’FtATUeiB: • AutomaliceMv (oessive) srmed sod ditermed through rgntlion switch ■ Ten to IS second entrance detey/OO second tail de­ J^ouW iftyourealK: lay ■ BuiK-in Auto Body OutrcT tensor pro- Union Carbide lecti vehicle egsmtt forced entry (door trunk 1982 Buick Skylark hood and gisai breekmg. etc ) m a 360* rediut Call Us 649-3391 PRIME 1982 Buick Skyhawk ■ Protects aU pomtt ol tniry ■ Alarm sutometi- catty shuts oft and resets wiltvn l ’4 to2 minutes 4 dr. STK #2284 ■ ^us and minus detey trigger circuits m«ke 4 dr., STK #2318 •yttem compelibte with aN te r^ n and domestic ANTIFREEZE AT. PS. PB, air cond., AM-FM vehiclee Rear delogger. PS. 4-speed trans , LOW stereo, rear defogger. 1 AAVFM stereo. 1982 Buick Century 1983 Buick Regal 2 dr., STK #2177 * 1 6 9 9 5 NOW BUYING 2 dr., STK #3078 List $9,845.27 * 1 Gallon List $8702.76 Demo, AT, PS, Air Cond,, Rear GMAC AT, PS. PB. Air Cond . Rear 3.78 Defogger. Vinyl Top, AM-FNt Defogger, AM-Ffyl Stereo, 7 7 9 6 . Stereo (4 others to choose from) * 8 8 2 5 . LATE MODEL WRECKS ft List $10,991 List $11,071 JO -D is 16* w %. / V A.P.R. All cars include undercoat 8 JU N K CARS All cars include undercoat 8 glaze $8900 glaze as well as equipment as well as equipment listed. Ct Sound Center All new cars include undercoat 8 glaze as listed. Ct sales tax 8 registra­ 3 0 IL Center S t Manchester s.iles-tax 8 registration not In- 9599 Financing available on tion not included. 4 U Center St. Manchester 649-1146 (■•or at IMSX I ciiidpd well as equipment listed. Ct. sales tax 8 New Cars only. registration not included. 6«i.3$2S MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Oct. 22, 1982 - 2.3

•••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• 22 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Fri., Oct. 22, 1982 •••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••a••••••••••••• Apartments for Rent 53 Olllcaa-Storas Autoa For Sale 61 Autos For Sale 51 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Free CtaaaHted Ada t a q s a l e s Apartmanta for Rant 53 •••••••••••••••••••••••• A rticles tor Sale 41 Articlea tor Sale 41 Free Ctoufffcd Ada •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• Sorvicot Ottorod 31 Painting-Papering 32 ••••••••••••••••At tor Rant 55 HomM For^Sal* 23 HomM For Solo 23 Homo$ For Solo 23 •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••• THREE ROOM Apartment •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1966 MUSTANG Coupe, Six 1969 CHEVY VAN - GIO. TEN LARGE flowering FOUR ROOMS IN Four COMMERCIAL FLOOR BASEBOARD WALL - Second floor. No pets. NEWLY RENOVATED cylinder, three speed. $500. Windowed, carpeted, good INTERIOR PAINTING, bushes $5, large orders family. Appliances, yard LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen­ Sander, $125., hand lawn registers for hot air heat. $290. 5233038. or best offer. Telephone- condition. Many new parts. over ten years experience, perennials, ground covers, THE COUNTRY FLEA and ample off-street 310 square feet office cing. Attics, cellars, gar­ mower, $25. Manchester 4-6x10,7-5x12. $5.00 each. 742-7936. $1,000 or best offer. 643- ages cleaned. All types low rates and senior citizen $5, variety house plants, $2. parking. No pets. Rent $325 available. Main Street Hardware, 877 Main Telephone 649-20n. EAST HARTFORD - Five location with ample 5442. trash, brush removed. dints. 643-9980. used as printing plates. .0 0 7 Street, Manchester. 643- Private home. 649-6486. In th« plus security and utilities. rooms, appliances, laun­ parking. Call 649-2891. 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 ! MEIMLUYNCH REALTY | Picket, Split Rail, Stake thick, 23x28Vi". 50c each, 4425. TWO E?78 X 14 snow tires References required. 643 1970.M ERCEDES 280SE. 6 PAINTING & PAPER Artisan Mill, 210 Pine Strsst, 0717.______dry, heat and hot water. cyl., automatic, air- Fences installed. 528-0670. or 5 for | 2 .0 0 . Phone 643- MOTORCYCLE 1973 mounted. Used less than $350. Rental Experts, 233 conditioning, 27,000 miles. cyl., automatic transmis­ Hanging Ceilings Free ClessHled Ads TWO CAR GARAGE with 2711. They MUST be picked Yamaha 100 Enduro LT-1, 5000 miles. $50.00. 643-1029. Superb car! Many extras! sion, air-conditioning, SMALL - LOADS OF repaired. References. Ful­ •••••••••••••••••••••••• Manchester 5V4-ROOM APARTMENT- 6945. work area. Approximately up before 11:00 a.m. only. good condition. $95.00. (^11 600 square feet. Centrally $4495. 644-2942. power steering, power win­ STONE, trap rock, play ly insured. Quality' work! OLDER NORGE DRYER, Two bedooms. Appliances. 643-8836. ______, DOUBLE HUNG Window VERNON - Two bedroom, located. $160.00. Call 643 dows. $4200 negotiable. 643- i PRESENTS I sand, white stone, loam Martin Mattsson, evenings $24.00. Telephone 64^9039. Creat gifts at flea market prices. No pets. Half cellar, half DARK LOAM - 5 yards 53”x60” complete with kids and pets OK. First 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. 0791. and pool ■ sand 649-4431. attic. $400 monthly, plus 7690. delivered, ¥60. plus tax. GENUINE LEATHER storm windows, 902 floor. $300. Rental Experts, Beds, table, counter and DELIVERED. Telephone HOOVER INDUSTRIAL New marchandiae Just arrived. security. Adults only. 646- Building Contracting 33 Sand, Gravel, Stone & medium tan jacket, nicely exterior casing. $35.00. 236-6945. PROFESSIONAL Office sink, many extras, 1972 VOLKSWAGEN BUG 644-1775. vacuum cleaner. $95.00. 5674 between 8 am and 2 •••••••••••••••••••••••a Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. tailored, like new, size Telephone 644-3583. space in prime location. automatic transmission, - Very good running condi­ Used little. G ood for beau­ Hours: pm. 11/12. $40.00. Telephone MANCHESTER - One and 250 square feet on first good condition. Must sell - tion. Surface rust, no holes. I “THE HNRNCRNS SOLUTION” ; SENIOR CITIZENS - Hair­ LEON CIESZYNSKI ty salon or small business CONTEl^lPORARY arm 649-2658. ______MAPLE TURN stool bar Thursday thru Saturday, 10-4. two bedroom apartments floor. Raymond E. Gor­ $1500 or best offer. 875- Good tires. Two extra dresser makes house calls. BU ILD ER. New homes, establishment. Call 646- HEAT AND HOT WATER ^ Come Join us for an Informal, fun and Informative evening where outj additions, remodeling, rec chair upholstered in red chairs. G dod condition. on busline and near shop­ man, 233 East Center 6128. rims. New muffler. $1195. Perm s, sets, cuts. Low 2439. Free! Four room apart­ rooms, garages, kitchens velvet, chrome legs, $150. KODAK EK6 instant $99.00. Telephone 6432339. ESTATE SALE - settUng ping. $295 and $325 includes Street, 643-1139. 643-5651, after 3:00 p.m. I financial experts will unravel the financial maze right before your eyes._ rates. Call Jan', 646-2198. Brown vinyl recliner, $50. Apartmanta tor Rant 83 ment in four family house remodelra, ceilings, bath camera with case, elec­ estate - everything must with private entrance. heat. Available immediate­ AUDI, 1974 lOOLS. Four Contemporary black and BEAUTIFUL MOTORCYCLE JACKET I I WILL REPAIR Rusted tile, dormers, roofing. tronic flash. $25.00. go. 76 Adelaide Road, Walking distance to Main ly. 649-4000. Wanted to Rent 57 speed, n^eds new transmis­ GOVERNMENT white fabric wall hanging HANDMADE fine white enuine leather, size 38. MANCHESTER- One and sion, and work. No rust. SURPLUS cars and trucks trunks and floors on your Residential or commer­ Telephone 649-2696. Manchester, 8:30-5 Friday two bedroom apartment Street. On busline. Stove I Date: October 28, 1982 | 50” X 50” , $25. 646k)479. cotton bedspread or table ftrown, like new. $50.00. VERNON - One bedroom, Interior excellent. AM-FM listed for $2,064. sold for car. Reasonable rates. cial. 649-4291. cover. Never used. Approx, and Saturday. available. Centrally and refrigerator, carpeted BUILDING TO RENT - B R ID E S BEAUTIFUL Telephone 646-6332. three room. Appliances, 2000 feet or larger with 8x9 stereo. $800. Call 643-2711 $21. Available in your area. Quality Work. Call EkI in GARAGE SALE - Motorola fourty years old. Size 96 x located on busline near living room. All for $435. j Time: 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. * | Manchester, 643-7259. ELECTRICAL SERVICES large brimmed picture hat TH REE FAMILY Tag Sale Heat and hot water in­ as heat. Only $200. Rental garage door, plus parking ext. 18, ask for Paul. 203-775-7189 Ext, 413. record player, cocktail 92. Phone 649-5547. $85.00 SEARS PORTABLE shopping center and f - We do all types of Elec­ designed with lace and - infant car seats, toys, schools. For further details cluded. Call EM or Dan, Ixperts, 236-6945. space for four trucks. table, living room chair, automatic washer, white. 1978 CHEVETTE, four Trucks for Sale 62 WILL DO BABYSITTING trical Work! Licensed. Call seed pearls, tulle veil in­ childrens books, hlghchair, call 6437157. 6432947, 6439892 or 643 Building can be in dis­ small electric appliances, SKIS 180 tryolia bindings, cluded. Worn once. $95.00. Good condition. $75.00. carriage, paperbacks, in­ MANCHESTER - One speed, $2500. Excellent [ Place: 358 Burnside Avenue { in my East Hartford home. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. poles, boots size II. 6009. repair. Manchester, East more. Call 649-8512 after 10 Telephone 649-4700. Telephone 643-6612. fant snow suits and mis­ bedroom. Appliances, off- condition. Telephone 646- 1968 FORD '/4 Ton pickup, Your hours. Call anytime, Excellent complete MANCHESTER - Newly Hartford or Bolton area. a.m. cellaneous. Saturday, 10 - street parking. One child 1236. . very good condition, many 528-2415. FARRAND package $85.00. Call 647- decorated one bedroom MANCHESTER - Im­ Phone 429-7698 or 628-2104 I East Hartford I REMODELING - Cabinets, BOYS BIKE 20” Ross TWO OLD TOY trucks 4. 107 Porter Street (off OK. $2'?5. Rental Experts, new parts, needs minor SQUARE DANCE Shoes, 03431343 aflafter 5 pm. apartment. Access to shop­ maculate private two Roofing, Gutters, Room Apollo racer, good condi­ Texaco tanker, block and Blast Center Street). 2336945. Homes-Apts. to share 59 1974 FORD two-door hard­ work, $600 or best offer. DEPENDABLE, Loving assorted colors.. Very good ping centers, buslines and bedroom apartment. Heat, Additions, Decks, all types tion. $45.00. Telephone 643- ladder fire. $10.00 each. top. Automatic, power Tom, 674-9413 days; child care in my condition. 9'A medium. GIANT FLORIDA sea schools. For further details hot water, appliances. BOOTH 1 BOOTH 2 BOOTH 3 | Manchester home. In- of Remodeling and .9922. 2894)015. TH REE FAMILY Tag Sale MANCHESTER - Two MANCHESTER - Room­ steering, power brakes, evenings 646-6727. Call 649-4653. shell collection suitable for please call 528-4196 References. Security. $450. mate wanted to share two air-conditioning, vinyl top. door/outdoor play area. Repairs. FREE - Antiques, bric-a-brac, two between 9 and 5 pm or bedroom, kids OK. 12Vz Fixed!! 9%% I! 5% Down!! crafts. $50.00 takes all. Call TIRE E70-14 Goodyear 643-4236. bedroom condo. $250 plus One owner, $1475. 643-97()8, CHEVY PICKUP. 1973 C- Flexible hours. 646-2724. Estimates. Fully insured. RCA STEREO console - sets golf clubs, Saturday, after 5 pm and weekends, Appliances, heat and hot BEAUTY SALON equip­ 646-3179. maple cabinet. $75.00. speedway, low mileage, w- OctoTCr 23rd, 9 - 4.25 West- water paid. $325. Rental half utilities. Call 643-2056 428 Lake Street, Bolton. 10, 6 cyl., Fleetside 6'A ft. Telephone 643-6017. ment - desk, divider, sham­ 6437157. FO U R ROOMS - Third LAWNS CLEANED And 'Telephone 643-1061. w mounted. $25.00. minster Road, Experts, 236-6945. after 5 pm. $750.00. Call 633-4226. poo booth, chairs, cabinets, USED RUG - excellent Telephone 649-6482. floor. Heat, stove and V.W. 1971. Fastback. 63,000 mowed. General yard care. ROBERT E. JARVIS - Manchester. M ANCHESTER - Main clothes rack, mirrors and condition. $10.00. refrigerator. Adults. No miles. $950. Telephone 643- Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 BOOTH 5 BOOTH 6 Call 647-9881. Building & Remodeling PLUMBING FITTIN G S Street. 3 3 rooms. Heated. MANCHESTER - Two BOOTH 4 other miscellaneous items. Telephone 649-2320. $65.00 a carrying tray full. F O R SALE - sewing pets. $330. Security and bedroom apartment. 8672. Specialist. Interior and 643-1939 or 872-4180. ' TM SALE MD FMR Hot water. Appliances. No references. Call after 6 □ AUTOMOTIVE 5 yr. Fixed!! Exterior Renovating. Mostly copper T’s, machine, excellent condi­ Convenient to city bus, 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV 10%% I! TOUCH-UP, REPA IR and FOR SALE - Box wood Baturdn, Oetobar 23,1M2 pets. Security. Parking. p.m., 649-2236. GEM!! & couplings, adapters, tion. Zig-zag. $70.00. schools and shopping.. •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1970 VW CAMPER - Needs Puch moped. Like new. re-gluing of old furniture. Residential Commer­ SURPLUS JEEPS - Cars, stove with heat exchange ORANQE HALL 523-7047. cial. Additions, Garages, elbows and 45’s. Call 646- Telephone 643-1277. n L tW W I t (iMr), Mn it irtir, (t Immediate occupancy. Auto Parts For Sale 60 some body work. $950. Call Asking $450.00. Telephone Stop in for free estimate. boats, many sell for under pipe and draft. $98.99. TH REE LARGE ROOMS - Watkins Brothers, 935 Roofing & Siding.Kitchens, 4618 after 6 p.m. $295 plus utilities. 649-4000. between 9 and 12 a.m., 647- 643-1958. $50.00, For info (312) 931- Phone 643-0709. Spomond by SIX ROOM DUPLEX for heat, appliances, laundry, FOUR UNMOUNTED BOOTH 7 Main Street (rear), 643- Bathrooms. Replacement METAL DESK with w ood MmebMlw WATES 8242. 1961 Ext. 2340.______grain top. G ood condition. rent - yard, basement, at­ parking. Very clean, nice TUBELESS white-walled 5171. Windows & Doors. 643- FOR SALE - 9 ^ 12’ mg, 9 to 3 P.M. tic, shed. $400 monthly. MANCHESTER - Five FOR SALE - Moped - I Low Rate Fixed!! j HUMMEL PLATE - 1980. fair condition. First $8.0 $75.00. ( f a ll 649-2063 after 6 yard. Tease and security. rooms, kids OK. tires (1 set studded snow 1978 MERCURY Excellent running condi­ 6712. SEARS CRAFTSMAN New, in original box. Call 646-6867, after 5:00 $390. Immediate occupan­ takes it. Telephone 649- p.m.' Appliances, carpeting, tires) and 1 rim, all 14” , SEPHYR, 4 cyl., , , four tion. Have to see to HOUSECLEANING - radial arm saw. 10-inch. $85.00. Call 647-8586 after 5 p.m. cy. 6430063. Highly efficient couple to SKAPARAS HOME 6548. $395. Rental Experts, 233 good condition, $125 or best speed, power steering, AM- believe! $400. Call Mike - Call 649-8626. pm. FOR SALE - aluminum reasonable offer. 649-9904 clean your house weekly or Remodeling all types ad­ FOUR ROOM apartment 6945. FM stereo. Low mileage. 649-2633. SKIS SET - Buckle boot, storm door, 35x80. $15.00., MULTI t’AMILY Garage MANCHESTER - Four after 6 pm. Excellent condition. $3,200, ★ FREE GIFTSI I bi-weekly. Have three ditions, interior and CAST IRON WEIGHTS - with heat included. I OIL BURNER completely ' silver glass ski, excellent Call 649-6646. sale - Corner Henry Street room. Stove, refrigerator. THREE BEDROOM or best offer. 643-5836 or 1980 HONDA CM200T. Low years experience and exterior, repair work. Free Squat racks, 6 position Walking distance to Main I Auction at 9:001 rebuilt with shell packed. condition. $50.00. Size 7’>4. and Summit. 9 - 4. Satur­ No pets. References. Ranch - pleasant Autos For Sale 61 649-2047. mileage. Excellent condi­ J references. Reasonable estimates. Reasonable bench, straight bar, easy Like new. $50.00. 646-6920. Street. First floor with Security. $325 plus utilities. rates. Call Joe. 649-1733. Call 646-7609 after 6 p.m. M O TO RIZED grinding day, 23rd, and Sunday, neighborhood. Appliances, tion. $900 or best offer. 643- I I rates. Call for free es­ curl bar, dump bell bars. stone on stand, $15.00. 24th. Furniture, clothes, private entrance. $450 per 649-4003. ■ * Come anytime between 7 and 10. Our experta will be atatloned at ■ timates. Ask for Lori, 646- •••••••••••••••••••••••• newly painted. 646-2389 SURPLUS JE E P S , CARS, 1974 DUSTER - Excellent 5836 or 649-2047. 643-6390. FORMICA TOP kitchen Telephone 649-2433. household, toys, etc. month. Call 6432947. 7971. Flooring 36 3Vz HP BRIGGS and Strat­ „„„„ before 9 a.m. - after 5 p.m. TRUCKS Car-inv. value running condition. Must be I bootha to deal with your Individual concerna. J table, chrome legs, needs FOUR ROOMS - Third ...... j2143, sold for $100,602-998- Campers-Trallers-Moblle to n motorized lawn 3Mi ROOM APARTMENT. seen. Must sell. 646-1528. SCREENED LOAM - rubber feet. One leaf. Good TRAILER HITCH 197379 TAG SALE - Saturday and floor. Heat, stove and 54 7816. Call Refun- Homes 65 WILL CLEAN your home. FLOORSANDING - Floors sweeper. Asking $60.00. Private home. Heat, Homes for Rent 0575 Ext, Gravel, processed gravel, condition. $25.00. Buick wagon DR Olds Sundajay, October 23rd and refrigerator. Adults. No dable. Experienced. Please call like new. Specializing in sand, stone and fill. For Call 6444)137. appliances. Working single Telephone 649-6866. wagon, $25.00. Call 649- 24th, 10 - 4. School Road, pets. $330. Security and EAST HARTFORD - Large A FIVE ROOM Mobile Services Ottered 31 643-5054. older floors, natural and deliveries call George adult only. No BuafneM Property 26 □ BUSINESS SMALL DINETTE SET, 7779. Andover. Antique victrola, references. Call after 6 six rooms plus. Cape. ■ ' f " home in Windham. stained floors. No waxing G rilling, Andover, 742- FOR SALE - aluminum platform rocker, bicycles, pets/children. Telephone p.m., 6432236. anymore. .John Verfaille, square formica table top, Three bedrooms, fireplace, XUNLIFFE Excellent condition. Adult and SERVICES DESIGN -KITCHENS - Painting-Papering 32 7886. storm windows and rocking horse, much more. 643-2880. cabinets, vanities, counter 646-5750. two vinyl covered chairs. centrally located near A U T ^ B O D Y park. $12,000. 521-1899. screens 5 4 '/z x 37. Four in Good condition. $35.00. RENT FREE FOR tops, kitchen cabinet TH REE CUSHION modem MULTI" FAMILY P o t­ 2M ROOMS, heat, hot churches, schools and MANCHESTER, CT. all. $40.00. Call 649-0173 Telephone 646-6794. BASEMENT ESTATE Tag November - Two busline. Pay own utilities. CLASS A Motor home, Services Ottered 31 fronts, custom INTERIOR-EXTERIOR FLOORSANDING - Floors sofa. Yellow, blue and pourri tag sale - October water, appliances. Securi­ SINCE 1947 ART CUNUFFE. PROP 1-86 Eastbound Exit 94 anytime. Sale - Collectibles, antique bedrooms, I'A baths, new Security required. Shasta, 1974. 22 ft. long. ••••••••«•••••••••••••** woodworking, colonial PAINTING - Wallpapering like new. Specializing in white quilted, $250.00. 22nd and 23rd. 9 - 3. 23 clocks, refrigerator, ty, references. Call after 6 appliances and rugs, newly On/Off Ramp older floors, natural and TWO NEW P25-75-B14 tires Available August 1st. $600 Self-contained. Im ­ REWEAVING BURN reproductions in wood. and Drywall Installation. French provincial coffee SNOW TIR ES - Two 13” Linwood Drive. wrought iron patio fur­ p.m., 6433911. painted. $475 monthly. Call QUALITY WORK • 3.8 ACRE PRIME SITE stained floors. No waxing on Chevy wheels, will fit monthly. 643-1845 or 643- maculate. Must be seen, BUSINESS ZONED IDEAL EOR HOLES. Zippers, um­ J.P . Lewis, 649-9658. Quality professional work. table, $100.00. 643-1225. tires on rims, five lugs. F78-14, G78-14. Cost new niture, many household 647-0391. 1773. (ilall after 6 p.m., 647-1811, M OTEL. RETAIL OR brellas repaired. Window Reasonable prices. Free anyanymore. John Verfaille, Good condition. $50.00. for SATURDAY 10 to 3 - 582 MANCHESTER - Two COMPETITIVE PRICES •fT* acorT. TO ■■ ooocf $136.00. Will sell for $50.00. items. October 23rd, 9:30 - RESTAURANT shades, Venetian blinds. Estimates! p'ully insured. 646-5750. GERIATRIC CHAIR with both. 647-9547. . East Street, Hebron (near bedroom apartment Call 649-8933. 4:30, October 24th, 2:30 - THREE ROOM Apart­ MANCHESTER-East Mid­ Your Specialists for faking care of Win­ • CORNER LOCATION Keys. TV FOR RENT. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321 tray, $200. Four prong Gay City). 10x12 rug, available November 1st. ment, with heat, hot water, I'/i ACRE SITE FOR RETAIL Household Goods 40 4:30. 226 Hilliard Street, dle Turnpike. Cape Cod. ter’s “fender-bender", dents & dings. OR COMMERCIAL Marlow's, 867 Main Street. cane, $15. Walker, $35. All SIX WOODEN storm win­ motorcycle, ice skates, $385 per month plus appliances, washer and iCOTT SET - THREE Men’s suits Manchester. Redecorated. Appliances. # Foreign & American Ryde!! rides DEVELOPMENT 649-5221. HOal HtPBOVIIilHTI INTERIOR AND excellent condition. Call dows plus screens, 55” x shingles, furniture, mis­ utilities Security required. dryer hook-ups. First floor. A Specialiting in Foreign Cart USED size 37 short, two suits Outside fully maintained. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - ; • QUICK RETAIL STOP EXTERIOR Painting, 649-7310. 30” . TaKe all for $10.00 or cellaneous. Rain date, Sun­ No children, no pets. Gall A Loanert Available REFRIGERATORS, have two trousers. All in References and security. Security dep osit. $445 1700 S/F BLDG, O N 40,000 VF BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - paper hanging, carpentiw best offer. Telephone 649- day. 6439784. Available November 15tn. , A Complete Colliiion Work D irector Mark Rydell, LOT, 56,000 DAILY HWY excellent condition. $30.00 monthly. Call 6431540, or Concrete. Chimney work. Fully insurea. J.P . WASHERS, RANGES - MOVING SALE -102” sofa, A Free Ettimales nominated for an Academy TRAFFIC COUNT 7232. for-all. Telephone 649-1724. 649-3882. 646-0800. Repairs. “No Job Too Call US now tor the Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts $135. Unique coffee table - MULTI FAMILY - Four PLEASANT FOUR Award last year for “On • PROF. OFFICES & Service. Low prices! 1 TOO S/F DECTTRATED SPACE IN S m all" Call 644-8356. small lobs you want must be seen, $150. Vk-size generations of trash and Rooms, first floor in quiet 24 HOUR TO W ING SERVICE FOUR STORM windows 24 THREE CHEST ■ of ROCKVILLE - Three Golden Pond,” has signed LARGER SUITE ACCESS T O ALL completed tor the FALL SPECIAL - Let Lee B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main violin, $100, 649-3127 x 37, 31 x43,28 x 43,36 x 37. treasures. Follow signs four family. Mature, duiet bedrooms, kids ok. Qieap N.E. 10MINUTES TOMARTFORD Drawers for $98.00. Seen at to produce and direct the ' C & M Tree Service, Free coming holidays. We Painting help you clean up Street. 643-2171. evenings. — t O.H.OZ from Rt. 44A and Tolland persons Preferred. Non- "Easy does it” is the $5.00 each. Call 644-2063. 66 Higbie Drive, East Hart­ as heat. Only $300. Rental Tony Award-winning play, RW REALTY estimates. Discount senior before the Holidays. Sale - Saturday, October Road to 55 Colonial Road. smokers, no pets. SecuriW f way to describe placing a ) 643-0016 will be available tor a Ixperts, 236-6945. "Children of a Lesser Call: (203) 646-2830 citizens. Co mo any Interior and exterior. Free FO R SALE - Sofa and o iL ART PAINTINGS, ford, Sunday only, 8 a.m. - 23rd only. 9 - 4 p.m. 174 Saturday and Sunday, 10 plus utilities. (}all 649-5897. Want Ad. Just call 643-2711 limited period ot time. GAS RANGE, $75.00. Call 12 noon. Come down Sun­ RTE. 83. TAlCOTTViLLE Mr. Norman M anchester owned and estimates. Fully insured. chair, $75.00. Call after 5 original modem art. Call Vernon Street, a.m. till dusk. Rain or GLASTONBURY - Four and we do the rest! God, " 289-4331. day only. operated. Call 646-1327. 6 4 3 -4 3 3 a 646-1653. p.m., 649-3579. Allen Tougas, 568-7778. Manchester. 40 years ac­ shine. THREE ROOM Apartment room duplex. Appliances, cumulation. China, crystal. heated. Stove and carpeting. Ready now! Fiesta ware, furniture, INDOOR TAG SALE - 81 refrigerator. References $400 - Rental Experts, 233 books, mens suits size 40 Thompson Road (behind and security. 649-9021. 6945. short, ladies clothes, un­ Assumption Church) 10 to ique lamps. Come see. 4, Saturday, October 23rd, stamp collections. Flow TAG SALE-BAKE SALE - Blue Plate and other An­ WILLIMANTIC OF DOLLARS NEW 1983’S !N STOCK Saturday, October 23rd, 9 tique Plates. New books, HUNDREDS a.m. - 3 p.m. Republican radios','^ T V , stereo, ON THE NEW CAR OF 1 9 8 3 Headquarters. Watkins luggage, bookcases, building. Main Street, trunks, an 4 310’s i r 2PICIHIPS TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc­ 1076 PLYMOUTH ARROW...... •Z T B B — | tober 23rd, 9:00 a.m. to GENTS ONLY - Central 1970 CHRYSLER CuMiSEJN...... • 4 9 9 9 — I 3:00 p.m., 860 Center location, kitchen • Also a selection of fine, distinc­ i r 3 STANZAS i r 1 MAXIMA ■Street, Manchester. privileges, parking 1977 AMC GREMLIN ...... • 2 9 9 5 - 1 Clothes, tools, household. available. S ^ u rity and tive USED CARS. MANY written references 1076 DATSUN 2 1 0 ...... • 2 9 9 9 - TAG SALE - Saturday, (Oc- required. For application MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. tober 23rd, 10 a.m. - 5) p.np.m. call 643-2693 after 4 p.m. OVER 50 USED CARS IN STOCK Rain or shine. 19 Knox Street, ,^Ianchester. R(X)M FOR RENT - Mid­ dle aged female preferred. WILLIMANTIC DoCIHmiER DATSUN RUMKIAGE SALE - St. $40.00 per week. Call after DATSUN —DODGE, INC. Mary’s Episcopal Churdh, 4:30, 649-3727. ^ DILLOn .1 division of MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH 41 Park Street, SiPf'hon World ot Wheels Manchester. Saturday, Oc­ MANCHESTER ^ "TKc ScfuM c 285 Broad SL, Manchester tober 23rd, 10 - 2. Available immediately. 27 Meadow St. Willimantic 319 Main Street ^Across from Arnnory] RT 83 aOLLAND TURNPIKE) Very nice furnished room. 647-9367, 423-4547, 887-1522 MANChjlESTER. CT. 6 ^ 3 -2 14^ 5 MUL'n FAMILY Tag Sale No kitchen prlvllejges. Directly behind CBT on Main St. 6 4 3 - 4 1 6 S - rain or shine. Saturday, Parking. Omvenient loca­ in Willimantic TALCOnVILLE - 643-2708 PRODUCT OF NISSAN October23cd,9-3. ISCHin^ tion. ^ .0 0 weekly. 649- Man£bester,_ 4003.