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643-2692 By Raymond T. DeMeo blazed across the front of a broad side prepared by the International Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Herald Reporter again Association of Machinists District Whom do you trust, P ratt & 91, and handed out to P&WA hourly Whitney employees? employees at the gates of the com WARSAW, Poland (U Pl) — The company brass, that tells you pany’s four Connecticut plants at Street clashes erupted Friday for your union is using you to increase the start of Friday’s work day. the third straight day in the Krakow STRAND REAL ESTATE Take your time MANCHESTER — its own power? “ Dear Fellow Employee” is the suburb of Nowa Huta after riot “LOVELY ROOFED DECK” Or your union, that tells you com salutation of a letter signed by police used tear gas, stun grenades and drive by these homes... Pack your bags and move right In. Out of state pany brass is trying to hoodwink you Arthur E. Wegner, executive vice and flares to disperse hundreds of owner will hold first mortgage at 12%. 7 room into belleving'management will look president of United Technologies Poles mourning a youth killed in an $37,000 Unit 14 Al Boll Court, East Hartford cape with 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, fireplaced living out for your best interests in ongoing Corp.’s commercial products and earlier anti-government protest, One bedroom condominium, applianced kitchen, wall room, formal dining room. 2 car garage, and In to wall. Assumable mortgage. contract negotiations? manufacturing division, and mailed witnesses said. ground pool. Asking $69,500. but open to any the homes of P&WA hourly workers $51,000 40 Homo Tarraca, East Hartford “Who do you trust” is the legend Poland’s official PAP news agen Tw o bedroom ranch, gas heat with extra Insulation, serious offer. in September. - two enclosed porches and large yard. The union’s leaflet attacks UTC’s cy said police acted “energetically $69,900 191 Woodland Straat, Manchaatar and unambiguously” to prevent dis Three bedroom ranch, baths, fireplaced living credibility, citing an alleged 1977 promise by the company’s “chief turbances sparked by the police room, targe family room and garage. killing Wednesday of a youth $70,900 16E Ambassador Drlva, Manchaatar Girl fell spokesman” that the existing five- Three bedroom townhouse condominium. 2 full and 2 MANCHESTER - REASONABLE OFFERS? year contract would “stabilize and protesting the nation’s martial law Pretty & private backyard add to the value of this 3 bedroom Ranch. half baths, family room. VA Approved. This older style Cape has so many N EW IM P R O V E M E N TS ! Con preserve employment — your jobs.’’ authorities. E SK , Fireplace, full basement, 12" of insulation in attic, aluminurii $79,900 122 Floranca Straat, Manchaatar Yankee Mac money will be here shortly. Don’t sider these pluses; Heavy police vehicles and water sided with a brick front. Won't last long at 162.900! Tw o family home. 2 bedrooms each unit, applianced miss a chance to take advantage of these below • Newer roof Since then, over 5,000 P&WA jobs kitchens, one fireplace. 2 car garage. • Newer gutters & downspouts have vanished, because, the cannons rumbled through the $04,500 591 Adams Straat, Manchaatar market fixed rate mortgages. We offer two 8 room into pool, streets of the drab industrial sub "ATTENTION: HORSE LOVERS” Garrison Colonials In a new subdivision. Those • Fully Insulaled pamphlet says, the contract’s Eight room Colonial. 4 bedrooms, 2 full baths, two car • All new thermogard 3 pane windows (cost $7,000) language “permits the company to urb, the site of the huge Lenin steel garage and Inground pool. homos Include 4 bedrooms. 2% baths, first floor Cal) now to see this 4 bedroom, 2 full bath Cape today! Asking $91,500 lie Shepard Drlva, Manchaatar transfer work ‘wherever they see . mill. But residents reported family room with fireplace, appliances, carpeting Low 70s. sporadic grenade explosions late Eight room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, 2 and one half baths, throughout, and 2 car attached garage. Would fit.’’’ fireplaced family room and two car garage. ALIBRIO REALTY, INC. ALSO OFFERS: is 'stable' Wegner’s letter attacks the un into the night. $95,000 124-120 Floranca Straat. Manchaatar you bell'eve $89.5001! • N E W L IS T IN G - 7 room Cape, 2 full baths, with ope car garage. 'Four-four duplex. Separate heating systems, two We also offer 2 lots In same subdivision, one 2 $68,900. ion’s proposal to replace the “They are chasing people through bedrooms each, applianced kitchens. existing contract with one that seeks the streets," one witness said of the acres that you can build a now homo for under • Spectacular 9 room Dutch Colonial style log home beautifully By Raymond T. DeMeo When you choose one to suit you, $81,000 (CHFA limits). Please call for details. positioned on 2.7 iacre». $119,900. to make sure more jobs are not lost. third straight day of street battles. • M A N C H E S T E R ’S B E S T B U Y ! No points! No Balloon payment! Herald Reporter The union's “thick sheaf of Police moved in on hundreds of peo give us a call. We will be glad to Straight 12% fixed rate mortgage for 25 years! You can’t pass up a demands” pose “a real threat to A three-year-old girl rescued Mon ple leaving the Our Lady Queen of Mini Farm with acres in Andover. Cleared pasture and small deal like this on a Forest Hills L-shaped Ranch. $88,500? jobs and security in our plants” and show you around. day from the bottom of a back yard Poland church following a special pond included with this large custom built ranch 3 bedrooms. 3 • VERNON - RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY! This adult 4 room will work to the advantage of mass for the slain youth, 20-year-old fireplaces, 2 car attached garage, full basement, nicely landscaped. rondo is just perfect for the young couple starting out. Assumable swimming pool was reported in General Electric, P&WA’s chief Owners anxious* $99,700 mortgages available. Call for details. Mid 40s. stable condition Friday night in the Bogdan Wlosik. competitor, Wegner says. DANIEL F. REALE, INC. laordoii pediatric unit of Hartford Hospital. “They came in jeeps, trucks, Theresa Hebert, daughter of Mr. Union and management firing grenades,” a priest at the STRAND REAL ESTATE REALTDRS E R LTY ALIBMO REALTY, Inc. and Mrs. Roger H. Hebert of 100 negotiating teams met Thursday church said. “They routed people 156 East e'enter St., Manchester 1B2 South Main S t . Manchaatar and Friday at the Quality Inn in 175 Main 8t., Manchaatar 11X1 MAIN S T. MANS. Summer St., was reportedly in a who were going out to a prayer ser ^ Talcottville to discuss the union’s vice at the memorial, but people in 646-2000 646-4925 mg 643-2174 649-0917 coma until Thursday night when, ac proposal for a 2‘<4 year contract to cording to neighbors and fire depart side the church too had to leave replace the present five-year con ment officials, she regained con quickly.” tract, which expires Nov. 28. sciousness and opened her eyes. A monk at a monastery in Nowa BOLTON According to union spokesman Hftrqirt photo by Pinto McCAVANAGWS The girl had wandered to a Lou Kiefer, the negotiators are Huta said children who arrived for a C > oi' neighbor’s fenced-enclosed swim about halfway through reviewing religion class at 7 p.m. were BUY OF THE WEEKI ming pool where, police said, she _ J£ b _ J"sr/ the union’s 90-page proposal. Plenty to smile about stranded there three hours later climbed on the pool deck and fell in Friday afternoon union because street clashes prevented the water. their parents frorri picking them up. Another neighbor, John Nitschke negotiators issued a statement Manchester High boys' cross country coach for him Friday at Wickham Park. Just as Witnesses said police also entered Ji3' of 46 Cooper St., dove into the pool denouncing UTC for mailing the Wegner letter and publishing a George Suitor starts to break Into a smile pleased is Manchester girls’ assistant coach many apartments to check iden T5|’ and pull^ the girl’ unconscious “special issue” of the P&WA house after seeing his team get career win No. 100 Karen Follett. See story, photos, page 15. tifications. body from the algae-filled water, fire newsletter Power News, in which department officials said. Riots in Nowa Huta Wednesday — Nitschke could not be reached for management’s chief negotiator among the most vicious during blasts the union’s contract proposal. f lir comment Friday. But town fire martial law that was imposed last department officials said he ad THE UNION staterhent charges Dec. 13 — were called to mark the completion of 10 months of military - - - - ministered mouthto-mouth UTC with “subverting” contract resuscitation to the girl before fire negotiations. “They have invaded rule, to demand revival of the in Kennedy denies board dependent Solidarity labor union and police crews arrived. the privacy of our members’ homes Firefighters administered cardio with personal letters attempting to outlawed last weekend and to press U&R built 1. 2. and 3 bedroom units feature GLASTONBURY pulmonary resuscitation to the girl for the release of the union’s leader, This Is a super spot for building your solar destroy (employees’) faith in our spacious rooms, separate basements. In MANCHESTER-SOUTH WINDSOR LINE Attractive 10 room Raise Ranch on desirable until an ambulance arrived.’She was committee,” says Betty Webber, I.,ech Walesa. home. Located on Flora Road In Bolton, dividual heat, and are fully applianced. This 8-room Cape offers 4 bedrooms, 2 Minnechaug Mountain. Exceptional living taken to Manchester Memorial assistant director of the union’s 35- Earlier Friday, a long column of this 14 acre parcel has both a large open altered meeting palicy Hospital early Monday afternoon, member negotiating team. police vehicles rumbled through the We Invite comparison for quality and price. 1 baths and a "professional gourmet room and family room, 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, field and wooded land. With the combina and shortly afterward transported The statement makes reference to town in what residents called a bedroom — $41,900. bedroom — $51,900. kitchen.” The lovely park-llke yard Is Ideal country kitchen, large deck, 2 fireplaces plus i tion of sun and soiled fuel from your own to Hartford Hospital, Deputy Fire the company’s attempt in 1980 to By Nancy Thompson general practice for at least 10 KENNEDY SAID he would “show of force’’ to warn against and 3 bedroom — $56,900. for young families. more. Asking $159,000. Chief James R. McKay said. woodlot, you should be able to beat the persuade workers to extend the Herald Reporter years for Board of Education com provide tapes of past Board of disturbances. This house must be seen! Priced to sell at “We really don’t know how long current contract through November mittees to announce their meetings Education meetings to prove that high cost of oil forever. Also, there Is plenty But a steady vigil of some 100 peo $85,000. she was^ in there (the pool),’’ McKay 1983, a move which the union op Superintendent of Schools James in advance at board meetings. committee meetings- were an ple kept watch at a makeshift of room for horses. The price for all this is said Friday. Based on her condition posed. Two National Labor P. Kennedy Friday objected to a He said, however, that it is not nounced publicly. memorial to Wlosik, The crowd 14% VRM mortgages available! WOODLAND MANOR CONDOMINIUMS only $34,000., so call today to see Itl after she was pulled out, however, Relations Board judges found that Manchester Herald story about board policy to announce all However, he said that unan swelled to 1,000 before the 7 p.m. McKay estimated she was un the company’s actions violated closed committee meetings, saying meetings and conceded that some nounced, closed meetings have prayer service. Riot police dis derwater “only a very short time,” federal labor laws. One called them it was “misleading” about ^ a r d of closed meetings have taken place, taken place. He said he could think persed the crowd. KEITH REAL ESTATE EDGORMAN Education practices. including one in the past year. of only two times in the past 10 WARREN LmWUlND, INC. Please turn lo page 10 Please turn lo page 10 Kennedy said it had been the “ People dispersed and hid in their 464 E. Center Street McCAVANAGH REALTY Associates years — including one committee apartments,” one witness said. Mencheeter 73 West Center 8t., Mencheeterf^ us Main Bl.. Manchaatar 604 East Middle Turnpike, Manchester KENNEDY OBJECTED to a ineeting in the last year — that R U klX O R S story in Thursday’s Herald which “Police walked around shooting 646-4126 649-3000 U^twi secret meetings were held by board flares, tear gas and concussion 643-1108 646-4040 reported that The board announced committees. meetings of all subcommittees at its grenades and calling on people to He added that there may have shut their windows because people most recent meeting, “in effect been more meetings that took place WE’RE SELLING HOUSESII opening, all committees for the first in apartments were shouting at ^ D.W. FISH REALTY CO. without public notice. “Sometimes them.” time,” the story said. it’s completely slipped the mind of Authorities admitted workers C j u C f i'i u 243 MAIN 6T. VERNON CIRCLE “Generally the Board of Educa the person who chaired a com were reluctant to join new official MANCHE6TER VERNON tion does announce committee mittee," he said. 643-1901 meetings,” Kennedy said. “This has Kennedy said he does not object to trade unions set up by the country’s 872-0153 been the practice for at least 10 being included in the Herald’s FOI military rulers to replace Solidari years.’’ complaint because he would like to ty- Kennedy further objected to the see the regulations regarding com According to PAP, Nowa Huta’s SPECIAL LOCATION SPECTACULAR SPLITII implication he said the Herald arti mittee meetings clarified. giant Lenin mill, the country’s lor a special homel 6 new rooms fully carpetsd with a lantastic pricel 3 bedrooms, family room cle contained that the board made a “When asked if they have to be biggest factory, employs about 40,- GOOD VALUE on a cul-de-sac In the Porter SI. area. Full base llreplace. 2'/t baths, double garage plus a 4(X) point of announcing its meetings public meetings, I’ve said no,” 000 people but only 100 have signed Ten room 2 family plus 5 room single family on samt) lot. Three ment with windows (Ideal lor a rec room) and treed lot. Low 70's. •eparate heating systems, bus line and zoned R -C . Price best ol all It qualities lor a low Interest CHFA. because of a complaint filed by the Kennedy said. up for the new union. •sas.ooo. Herald with the Freedom of Infor Herald Editor Dan Fitts said, “The number of people expressing mation Commission. ‘Tm sorry they don’t open all their their readiness to join in and “I don’t know that they made a meetings and we will proceed with rebuild the trade union structures is point,” Kennedy said. “They did our complaint.” steadily growing, but there also are SOUTH WINDSOR 881,800 MANCHESTER 878,800 CINNAMON SPRINOSI AOEUIDEROAD what they always did. It’s bMn a factories in which the founding com Super unit! Light, bright, all new paper and paint! - room CAPE with 1 car garage; 3 bedrooms; practice. It isn't a policy. It’s just a mittees meet with reluctance or A delight to seel W/W carpet; Loft! Recreational Fireplaced Living rOoifi; Hardwood floors; 8x13 general practice to do it.” even outright lack of confidence enclosed porch. Home just painted! facilities. The Herald complaint claims that Inside Today from personnels,” PAP said. closed subcommittee meetings held The trade union law banning by the Board of Directors without Advice ...... , . .13 Solidarity also banned national un AN8ALDI BUILT FULL DORMBRED notice to the press or public violate Business...... 20 ions and severely limits workers’ 7 room. 2 bath Capo with fireplace, lots of home on a beautiful treed lot on Spring Street. 4 right to strike. carpeting. 2 car garage and a treed loti New the Freedom of information Act. (^urch new s...... 14 „ SPARKLING bedroom. 2'A bath. 2 firoplacosi Real qualltyl ...... 18,19 Perfect for cnfiual femilv llvino thin iiA n Qnti* i llsllny — see It today. Bowers School. The Board of Education is also men Classified...... Real Value! Protests began with strikes Mon tioned. Com ics...... 7 day and Tuesday in the Baltic port Herald photo by Pinto Kennedy said the mention of the 'Entertainment ...... 9 of Gdansk, birthplace of Solidarity, Board of Education’s announcement L ottery...... 2 and street demonstrations broke out BLANiaiARD & ROSSEHO, INC ^ SOUTH WINDSUR 8112,006 A happy start of meetings in the context of the FOI Opinion...... 6 in Wroclow and Nowa Huta CUSTOM UAR HOMEI aiASTONBIMY 8188J00 story was “misleading.” Peopletalk...... 2 Wednesday. Long-distance REALTORS Large country kitchen leading to deck; Cathedral CTtTOM 8UILT ...... 15-17 HWIWEMLSJj Many townspeople gathered Friday evening building on South Main Street. See other S ports...... telephone communications, cut > ZINSSER AGENCY 189 Weal Center Street celling'd Living room with floor-ceiling fireplace; CONTEMPORARY on Stanley Drive! 4 “It’s wrong,” he said. “You gave s u i o i r j 2'^ baths; 2 car garage; E^ivate, professionally In the new Lutz Children’s Museum, which Television ...... 8. 9 during protests Monday, were 750 Main St., Menc. (Com M f of Mc Km ) bedrooms; 3 fireplaces; Central air, private lot. photos, page 3 the Board of Education a cheap' landscapeid yard. 646-1511 646-2482 Many custom features. A must to aee! will open Sunday in the former South School shot.” restored Friday.. MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Oct 16. 19B2^;:_3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat,, Oct. 16, 1982 MAT10MW. w eather 8CTV1CE FORECASTtO 7>M E8T 1 0 -1 8 -M 3aoo XM news Briefing M.7T Your neighbors' views: Has tlie Tylenol scare made you think twice about buying over-the-counter drugs? Amerasian kids’ »
Town rel many tax liens MANCHESTER GENERALAARONCOOK (NL The toiiWi has released lax liens on a number of William P, and Mary V. Rice, 190 Chestnut St., and 26 Grissom Road, $226 74. HEATING OIL Manchester properties, indicating that the tax obliga $834.70. Ann Marie and Robert Burney, 76 N. Main St., $1,- tion for which the property was liened has been Joseph H. and Barbara E. Doyan, 156 Wells St., 448.84. Raymond Anthony Dzen, 41 Stock Place, $397.65. QUALITY SERVICE satisfied. $460 91 The persons named are the owners of record, that Albert' V. Lindsay. 881 Main St., $2,770.66. Malcolm and Katherine Kerr, 23 Mable St., $598.55. Christine H. Pierce, 14C E.squire Drive, $146.24. is the people who owned the property on Oct, 1 of the Albert V Lindsay, 20 Purnell Place, $151.10. C A LL 5B8-3500 Annie M. and Arthur F. Steele, 683 Vernon St., $357.26 Frederick and Dorothy Annulli, 254 Broad St., $2,- year for which the asse.ssmenls were made. 626.30. Among the liens released are 86 for properties of and $157.84. HAS IT! Manchester Cfarden Apartments on Forest Street. The Annie M. and Arthur F. Steele, 685 Vernon St., $957.32. Merritt N. Baldwin, 103 Still Field Road, $119.74. amount of the liens was either $341.47 or $306,77 for each Garden Grove Inc.. 114 Garden Grove Road, $3,115.92. Edward F. Trares, 9 Pilgrim Lane, $2,104.50. 763 - - CUaUHE MITO BODY / ' WAIN ST property. Lawrence M. Handley and Harriet F. Handldy, Edward and Betty A. Rau. 12 Claire Road, $57.18. Raymond C. and Carol A. Shaw. 732 Center St., ROUTE as TALCOTTVILLE, CT. Other liens released were the following; property at 15 Spring St., $507.45. i '^643-1191 Robert W. Melendy, 736 Vernon St., $2,020,22 and $2,- Raymond C. and Carol A. Shaw, property at 732 $934.96. Vernon St. Corp. 98 Knollwood Road, $328.02. 191 020.22. ’ I Center St., $849.74 Rogers Corp, 24 Mill St„ $3,118.95 and $7,039.94. Albert V. Lindsay. 881 Main St., $2,955.28. 24 HR. TOWING MAIN ST Paul DellaHosa, 927 Center St., $451.48. MANCHESTEH Daniel O'Brien, 308 Autumn St., $322.30. Albert V. Lindsay, 20 Purnell Place, $166.60. FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Green Manor Estates, 26 Grissom Rd,, $118.56 and 643-0016 Gertrude C. Straugh and SHVC, 58 Ridge St., $245.13. Jane and Bostom J. Wright, 40 Lindman St. $83.76, •COMFLETK COLLISION REPAIR 643-1900 $226.24. Richard H. and Jane Barry, 315 Grissom Road, Alexander .larvis estate, 501 W Middle Turnpike, $2,- Richard and Joanne M. Neale, 271 Burnham St., •POREION AND AMERICAN CARS 411.46. $2,59.68. $884.37. Since 1947 Philip and Mabel Saunders, 59 Roll St., $242.13. Alexander Jarvis estate, 501 W. Middle Turnpike, $1,- Blanchard & Rosetto care of Rosemary Kanyon, 16 Art Cunliffe, Prop. Wildred Road, $343.20. J.B. ELECTRONICS ENtRGY SAVING Stanley Cohen, trustee, 81 B Cliffsidc Drive, $591.01. 714.88. Edward J. and Constance D. Faber, 232 E. 'Middle Edward W. LaPoinle, and Leah Ann LaPointe, 144 Alfred Grezel, 72 Bissell St., $474.71. I ’STORM PWWE AWNINGS Turnpike, $173.28. Campfield Road. $7.32. Merritt 11. Bladwin, 84 Still Field Road, $132.76. 1% >4- WINDOWS REPLACEMENT J Margaret A. and George Glode. 1699 Tolland Turn Carold Ann Edwards. 115 Avery St.. $38.45. Fees for the release of liens from now on will be higher Louis Albert and Mary II. Haftier. 68 Elsie Drive, than the pre.sent $11.25 charge. | & DOORS WINDOWS CANOPIES pike, 227,48. For liens in force now, the fee will go up to $12.50 Equitable Mortgage Co., 51 Cambridge SI., $680.58. $781.10. In — 0 9? J.A. MeCarlhy Inc., 92 Butternut St,, $177.94. when they are released. For liens to be placed in the YANKEE ALUMINUM SERVICES Deborah Dominquez. 22 Proctor Road. $496.46. future, the fee will be $14 when they are released. 109 CENTER STREET The new fees were sel by stale law. Public Act 82-323. Glass & Screen Repairs Joseph L. Swensson Inc. 329 Highland St., $1,729.46. M ANCHESTER 643-6922 Hardware & Accessories Developers try e SHARPENING e RUBBER STAMPS VINYL ALUMINUM 649-1106 e LOCKSMITHING SIDING 705 Main 81. Mancheeter, Ct. zone bid again C a le n d a rs e PLASTIC SIGN ENGRAVING GENTLE TOUCH CAR WASH "due OERVICE and INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE WASHING AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION Another attempt is being made to change the zone of announces High Pressure Power land on Oakland iStreet to permit development of a cor Manchester Bolton “GAS & WASH” " HEATING and SHEET METAL Washing Of Vinyl, porate office park there. Discounted gas with purchase > Aluminum And Wood The land, an about 7'2-acre parcel in on the west side Monday of any wash package New England Mechanical Services, Inc. Sided Homes. of Oakland Street jusi ,south of land owned by Economy Monday Town’Clerk, 7 p.m.. Town Hall. Electric Company and would be joined with that lend for Eighth Utilities Di.strict Board of Directors, 7 p.m.. Gentle Touch Car W^sh Tax Collector, 7 p.m.. Town HaU. . 342 Broad Street • Next to Parkade MAK Painting construction of corporate office complex Eighth District Firehouse, Main and Hilliard .streets. Asscssor/Building Official, 7 p.m., Town Hall. 166 TU N N E L RD. The owner has requested a change to Residence C Planning and Zoning Commission business meeting, Board of Finance, 7:30 p m.. Community Hall. "We Wash With Cloth" VERNO N , C T . 06066 Lipcoln Center hearing room. 643-7659 zone. That zone permits offices but limits Ihe height of 'I iieHiluv 871-1111 buildings to two ,stories. I'licHdav Manchester High Board of Selectmen, 7:30 p.m , Community Hall. A request for a change to Business I .Zone was denied Building Commitlee, 7:30 p.m. Board of Health, 7:30 p.m.. Fireplace Room, Com- J.B. Electronics asks “Serving Manchester For Over iiO Yearr Sept. 27 by the Planning and Zoning Commission, but in, School. CLYDE & MICKEY MILLER'S Human Relations Commission 8 p.m , Municipal munity Hall. denying the request, the commission indicated it would W 4Mlm’H l» N K t4 (M N A tM BETTIN’ IT NEEDS IS A MINOR should be mandatory every five breakdown.” '! TdJlUS, THIS RCTURE,, pND OUT\^OP NEWS suited to the office, but they’rO not 78 Alton St. IBJEVETHlj)BJrrABA 'XaUREACHEP TUNEUP.TME BAD NEWS years to generate informed discus Ever since the Voice of Hope was .1 IN A BACK. WMAT WA^AND SOME candidates this year. PWPPCPHiaRATaEfl aAUOA' \SlCA/VrDO\T. sion of public policy Issues. established in southern Lebanon at 1HC JET PLANE! AS I P(JCKET AN \M^ 6 WiTMiBAD NEWS Intelligent, responsible can Nirhulas Welchman Haddad’s invitation three years ago, .1 PidKEP IT U? WE HIT H IT A STAR MVCA(2? Brooklyn High Adventure Ministries has ;! AN AW R X K E TA N ’ MV INSTEAD OF didates for the office of governor eyE SFJtoEP MV WALLET shown a rem arkable ability to f would welcome the commission’s Good work A T T A C IC C M i'. existence and await its recommen reconcile its patrons’s homicidal j; dations with open minds;’ if they tendencies with the Christian doc- ^ ' 7 wished to influence the com Congrats To the Editor: trine of peace-on-earth aik) love-thy- j to-u# ( '___ m ission 's thinking, there are neighbor. '' On behalf of the Republican Can- legitimate channels of communica Wlnthrop — Dick Cavaili To the Editor: didates Lew Rome, Tony tion available. Although I am not acquainted Guglielmo, Carl Zinsser, Peter Letters policy ITiS Nkor ALWAYS PL£4£iANTb 1 VV/6 TEST DRIVING IT. LOST CONTROL But Mr. Rome and Mr. O’Neill IF A M IS A N T H B O ’ F'E . .IS A HEuarROPe with the young people pictured on Fuscus, Wayne Besaw, and the w w h a t e s BEINfSr THEO NIV S eD up in th e lake b u t 1 WASNT HUI?T.^ would rather bandy slogans and T h e Mancheste^ Herald le A pepsoN WFO INTELLECTUAL IN'TCTWN. the High School World page of Oct. Republican Town Committee of H E L IC O F T S S e ? simplicities. They not only prejudge welcomes letters to tte editor. HATE5PK3Fn.E... Bolton, we want to thank Larry the questions the commission is 5 ,1 am'proud of every one of them. Letters should be brief and to V ~ unk)r t u n a te iv \ Fiano for the work he and his family wrestling with, they promise to use O u r son graduated from the point. They should be typed 7 devoted to the success of the meet Y the veto against any sort of income Manchester High in 1965, but I still or neatly hand-written, and, for the candidates night, Tuesday at OlMIbvNlA.lne. tax, "even if the commission and the enjoy reading about our young folks. ease in ^ t in g , should be double Fiaho’s Restaurant. General AssembTy approve one. The future of our country will de spaced. : The Herald reserves the right They have made misleading pend on these youngsters and many '7 would like to , see Jane Fonda's exercise Larry Converse to edit letters in the interests of OT TOO FA K OFF 10- statements about state expen more .like them even if they all Bolton Republican brevity, clarity and taste. book. I ’m a voyeur!" didn’t receive letters of commenda- Fiqc ditures. town chairman aeuA MAN(.'IIK.SrKU lll'.ltALU. Sat., Oct. 16, 1982 - 0 « - MANrHKSTKR HERALD. Sat., Oct. 16, 1982
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"a publicity ploy . . . designed to create doubts in the employees’ By Paul Hendrie “ Even if town forces couldn’t be In Dr. Stephen Hoizman of MMH minds as to he efficacy of their Herald Reporter used, we could contract for the ser representatives’ bargaining vice.” Focus Republican Director William J. Diana said the service would cost capability.” Adele Angle Diana Friday said the town should about $120,000. rilE POWER NEWS interview consider restoring vacuum leaf Reinstitution of the prograrn |( Focus Editor with UTC negotiator Tom Bouchard, collection this fall, since a budget would require a special Board of distributed to P&WA employees as surplus o f $479,000 has been Directors meeting, since no regular they left plants Friday afternoon, Meet the 'worry' doctor recorded by auditors. meeting is scheduled until restates the company’s anti-union The popular leaf collection November. line. Bouchard charges that the un program was discontinued last year Diana said the bagginf of leaves “ Connecticut is a turning point,” he says. “ We had been ion “ wants to co-manage the shops . By Susan Plese to save money. However, directors has created a hardship, particularly many years in the same job and the same hbuse. I fel that . . the union’s proposals . . . are On doing Herald Reporter said all along they might consider for elderly citizens. life was not going anywhere.” designed more for union preserva restoring it if money become Diajna is the Republican candidate Hoizman, son of a dentist, didn't always want to be a doc tion than job preservation. He’s not easy to find. One must go through a lobby, down a available. for judge of probate. Penny is the tor. "In high school I wanted to be a nuclear physicist,” he “ Our employees know we’ve staircase, through a succession of doors, a maze of white- Democratic Mayor Stephen T. Democratic candidate for state walled corridors leading into the new mental health unit at says. But somewhere along the line he made an important always treated them fairly in. Penny said Friday he thinks the idea laundry Senate from the 4th District. discovery. negotiations,” Bouchard says. “ Our Manchester Memorial Hospital. is worth considering, but that he has “ I discovered I was not thing-oriented, but people or final offer this year will be a fair Public Works Directors George A. But one has the feeling that the man waiting in a small un Herald photo by Pinto some doubts about how realistic it is Donald Beckley at Manchester iented,” he says. And he turned from analyzing atoms to one.” While he says the company Kandra was not available Friday pretentious office at the end of the journey is not as in at this late date. Memorial Hospital got a nice write analyzing the mysteries of the mind. would like to see employees afternoon, to discuss the practical!- accessible as his location suggests. “ I think it’s worthy of considera up in the hospital’s bi-monthly “ Once I decided to be a doctor, psychiatry seemed like a “ better off financially than they are Dedication Day ty of Diana’s proposal. Dr. Stephen R. Hoizman, the new chief of psychiatric ser tion, although—.quite frankly — If I newsletter for a suggestion he natural choice,” he explains."! always believed that talking now,” he hedges: “ Everyone should General Manager Robert B. Weiss vices at Manchester Memorial Hospital, is an easy conver recall it may that the town about problems and feelings-would be helpful. realize that the package w e’ll March Inc., a group home tor the physically Faullso; and the Rev. Mr. Dale Gustafson, said he hadn’t Ulked to Diana yet. made. sationalist. He is immediately likable. couldn't gear up at this (late) Put metal detectors in the laun And at age 37, just seven years out of training, he already propose to the union's bargaining and emotion handicapped, dedicated Its pastor ot Emanuel Lutheran Church. Below, He said he recalls the town’s P A R T OF HIS medical training took him to Queen's time,” said Penny. "Also if we use dry, Beckley suggested. occupies a prestigious administrative position. “ It might be committee will reflect today’s and new taclllty at 636 M. Turnpike at an open from left, Gustafson; the Rev. Mr. Stephen K. vacuum leaf equipment was badly Square Hospital and the Institute of Neurology in England the money this year, these same That way, surgical instruments a little unusual,” he admits. “ I ’d like to think so,” he adds tomorrow’s real world, not yester Jacobson, pastor of St. Mary’s Episcopal worn before the program was dis He returned to this country not only wiser in the ways of house Friday. On hand (above, from left) dollars will not be available to and needles which get left in day’s.” continued, so he doesn’t know if the 1 with a laugh. medicine, but also with a new wife, an English nurse. were Mayor Stephen T. Penny; Victor Cruse, Church, and the Rev. Mr. Francis KrukowskI, reduce the cost of government next hospital linens wouldn’t endanger In the interview, Bouchard town would have the capacity to His marriage, too, has afforded change. When h'e was deputy commissioner ot the state Depart pastor of St. James Catholic Church observe year.” the safety of laundry employees. HE SAYS HIS older daughter Sarah, 9, had a bit of trouble PM denounces the union’s demand for reinstate the program. growing up, his family was geographically “ much more ment ot Housing; Lt. Governor Joseoh J. the ceremonies. Penny described his position on Somehow, knowing that doctors understanding his decision to become an administrator. She plantwide seniority, and criticizes He also said he would think it together," he says. Diana’s proposal as “ neutral.” and nurses leave pokey little things was in the habit of judging his success by the number of its proposal to limit severely the would be very expensive to hire out Now his children have a grandmother in California, / “ Now we’ve got the money and in the laundry gives me a warm patients he saw in a day. company's ability to subcontract side contractors, although he was another in England. “ We're spread out all over,” he savs. before we spend it on something feeling. “ What are you doing sitting in your office and running work. not sure about the costs. “ It's that kind of isolation." else, I think we sh” said Diana. Doing the laundry is something meetings?” she asked him recently. “ You went to school for Hoizman is already anticipating the onset of his first TH E UNION is seeking wage in I’ve never mastered. Perhaps it’s so long. Wasn't that all wasted?” winter as a Connecticut Yankee, despite the weatherman's creases of 22 percent over a new 2 V2 because 1 was never meant to do “ I explained to her that to be an administrator is to help forecast of the coldest winter in a century. year contract. It wants to eliminate laundry. Doing laundry is what ser people help others,” he says. And although ” 75 percent” of The deep-freeze won't faze him a bit. He's a winter person, the cap imposed on cost of living in vants are designed for. his time is spent running the mental health programs at the he says, and the cold makes him come alive. “ I enjoy cross creases in the current contract. It hospital, the other 25 percent is spent in teaching and actual Girl who fell into I’VE GOTTEN BETTER over patient contact. country skiing,” he says. 'T m going to bring my skis to work wants more vacations, paid and take off on my lunch hour.” The park is a likely target, holidays, and personal days, and im the years, but I haven’t improved to “ (I see) two out patients and consult on six or seven in day the point yet where Tide is calling proved benefits. treatment,” he says. In addition, Hoizman maintains a small “ I HAVE TH E AB II.ri'V to relax fairly quickly,” he says. up, offering commercials. There’s It also wants to make all private practice, and he expects to increase his patient load He loses himself in the garden, he takes day trips with his employee grievances subject to out no way I could ever stand over my as he settles into his new job. pool now 'stable' ,4. family ( “ We've been to the beach arid Watch Hill” ), and he side arbitration, a move UTC of washing machine, with a foot-high pile of neatly folded towels, smiling HOLZM AN S T IL L has contact with the first patient he takes to the road in a jogging outfit. ficials violently oppose. If this "I'm not a fanatic — I'm a soft-core runner,” he cautions. about the wonders of Tide. ever saw, more than 10 years ago. She’s about 30 now, he . f - 5 happened, they say, an outsider “ I jog in the neighborhood (on weekends)-nad I'm going to UoMliiiucfl from page 1 What she saw was the girl’s red For one thing, I make it a point says. would be able to tell the company But the night he met her, she was a teenager whose mother race in the Turkey Race (the Manchester Five Mile Road jacket. never to fold laundry. Folding laun how to run its business. had just unexpectedly died. The teen had come into the Race). F^it that in the paper and I'll be shamed into it,” he possibly several minutes. Amy Salafia said she called dry is what servahts are designed The union’s contract plan contains says with a laugh. Police said the girl had apparently for. emergency room suffering from acute grief, he says, and a wide range of proposals designed Nitschke. Shortly afterward But for those confused about what a psychiatrist really . wandered from her house while her Mine gets tossed into a yellow was finally admitted to the hospital. to insure that workers keep their Nitschke’s wife called the fire does during working hours, Holzman's got a handy explana grandmother was babysitting. laundry basket. Years ago my “ I still keep a long distance relationship with her — I jobs in the event that the company department. Neighbors recall seeing her walking mother presented me with a brand expect she will always write to me in times of stress,” Hoiz tion he stumbled upon while talking to his daughter Jessica, shifts work from one area to another around the neighborhood before she McKay said the girl’s body new laundry basket because I kept man says. who just turned 6. or introduces new technology that A pound of ground coffee; “ What kind of doctor are you?” she asked her father once. fell into the pool. temperature was three degrees making off with hers. Over the That was a positive experience for the young doctor. But might allow labor force reductions. Hfiraid photo by Tarquinio " A psychiatrist,” he answered. She couldn't quite figure The owner of the pool was below normal, but it had in years mine has become cracked and Hoizman admits things don’t always go that smoothly. The union calls this an effort to gain that one out. “ Do you examine people?" she asked, still Anthony L. Salafia Jr. of 23 Summer creased to one degree below normal broken. The handles fell off. The “ I had seen a patient only one time,” he says, “ and “ job security;” the company calls it St. Salafia is a town firefighter. . by the time she entered the inten bottom is an ugly yellow-brown thought I was doing quite well.” But apparently the patient DR. STEPHEN R. HOLZMAN looking for something familiar. an attempt to run the plant. could cost 15 cents more “ No,” Hoizman answered, then thought for a bit. The light His daughter, Am y,'l4, said her sive care unit at Manchester from sitting on wet basement floors. had other ideas. move to Connecticut was big change dawned. 'T m a worry doctor,” he said. UTC SPOKESMAN Frank attention was attracted to the pool Memorial Hospital. I would never replace this laundry During one point in their second session, the patient But that wasn't the end of the discussion. Jessica, finally Giusti denied Friday that the com By Frank Schnaue ranged from 10 to 15 cents a pound division increased its wholesale when she saw the family dog swim basket, even though it looks sad sit blurted out, “ I don’t want to tell you about that. 1 can’t stand That Hoizman has chosen to move to New England with his pany is waging a public relations United Press International on ground coffee. The boost should prices by 15 cents to $2.65 a pound ming in it. Sergeant Raymond Mazzone o f ting next to some of the fancier you. I hate you.” wife and two daughters is a major change. He's a Chicago seizing an idea she could grasp, said, “ Do you worry as much war with the union. 'be reflected on supermarket shelves for all roasted and ground consumer When she went out to investigate, the police department notified models at the apartment complex’s “ That shows the negative, Hoizman says. “ But you can’t native, a city-bred boy from way back. Today, though he and as your patients?” “ No,” Hoizman answered. “ They worry more.” “ Public relations war, no. We’re That cup of morning coffee is within two to three weeks. coffee brands. she said, she saw “ something red” newspapers of the incident Friday laundry room. take it too personally.” his familv live in a rural section of Glastonburv. communicating with our employees. going to start costing you more soon Wholesale prices for coffee, at the bottom of the pool. Because afternoon. He said the delay I would never replace it because I Coca-Cola also raised its We feel we have a right and respon as a result of a wholesale price in termed a “ loss leader” for super the water was green and murky, she resulted because the officer who would never invest in a task I find so Maryland Club and Butter-Nut sibility to communicate with our crease announced Friday by three of markets because of coupons and said, she couldn’t distinguish the responded to the call didn’t com odious. coffees by a penny an ounce to $1.94 employees.” the nation’s largest coffee roasters. other sales incentives, had dropped object. plete a report until Friday. OVER THE YEARS I’ve He denied that the Wegner letter by more than 10 cents a pound since for a 12-ounce unit apd boosted its developed a few rules about doing and the Power News interview The price rises, the first April. instant coffee by 2 cents an ounce to -wholesale increases of the year. the laundry. were attempts to subvert the union. In Houston, Coca-Cola Co.’s foods $1.73 for a four-ounce jar. Number one: never do the laundry Saying 'Shut up' isn't presidential “ If anyone's trying to undermine anyone, it’s the union that’s trying Record-breaker when you’re feeling good. There’s to undermine our cornpetitiveness.” nothing like a pile of old socks to Drinking may not cause ruin a perfectly fine Sunday. Meanwhile union spokesman Lou started interrupting his speech and HARTFORD (UPI) — The cam the two campaigns said. A president of The United States heart as a Sanka commercial by with it in a manner that would make Kiefer said UTC’s cries of com Especially when you get the whole paign for the Senate seat held by In finance reports filed Friday, ought to be presidential. You can’t Robert Youngt They both want to be it fall off. We don’t have a king or a heckling him. The President, as you petitive pressures are a sham. operation organized, soap, yes, Republican Lowell Weicker is well Moffett’s campaign reported having paid for their endorsements. Robert queen in the U.S., but we haye the recall, told him to “ Shut up!’ ’ “ They’ve never been in a better quarters, yes, socks matched, yes, be presidential if you’re always Andy damage to brain after all on its way to being the most expen raised more than $1,106 million, in and then you find out you’ve lost the trying to hustle votes for yourself or Young gets his in cash. The presi same need for someone who is Being interrupted by hecklers is position than they're in now,” he sive political contest in state cluding $30,000 in loans, through superior to it all. The president of what the Presiden* has to expect if said. “ After this contract is signed, key to the laundry room. someone else. Getting elected or dent hopes to get his when the can three campaign committees and iRooney orders (for P&WA products) will BOSTON (U P I) — Recent studies " belief widely held by psychiatrists The organs wear out and stop history, campaign finance reports Number tw o: never do the laundry helping someone else get elected is didate wins and then supports his the United States is endowed by all he’s going to make political on moderate or “ social drinkers” do from the Ciemocratic Senate Cam start falling out of the sky.” that heavy use of alcohol working as w ell when their not used, showed Friday. when you’re feeling bad. I ’m sure demeaning work. No one looks good programs in Congress. It just seems of us with a certain majesty that speeches. If he’s going to give it, not back up the commonly-held prematurely ages people both in in mu;scles atrophy if their not used. If Weicker and hi; Democratic paign Committee as of Sept. 30. mental health professionals Syndicated doing any of it, and the president as though a president should be exceeds his own character and abili he's going to have to take it. But belief that drinking causes brain tellectual .functioning and physical you don’t use your brain, your IQ challenger. Rep. Toby Moffett, have everywhere would agree with me on Columnist Jeffrey Leichtman, politipal should stay away from it until He ab above all this. We all understand ty, and we want him to use it. We “ Shut up" isn't the kind of regal damage, a psychiatrist said Friday. ways. goes down,” he said. raised more than $2.7 million and this one. At the least sign of depres 900000000000000000000000 director for Moffett’s campaign, solutely has to do it to get re-elected that a lot of campaign oratory is just don't want him to be just one of the statesmanlike language we want to “ It’s almost certainly not true “ What people ignore is there is a ' “ I think that a lot of alcohol and have spent almost as much with just said the 6th District congressman sion, at the least sign that the blues himself. baloney. We know the people run boys; We want someone special. We hear from the President even In Memoriam that moderate or social drinking common factor between heavy not eating well has a numbing effect more than two weeks to go until had spent virtually the total amount are upon you,, forget about your When a president goes on televi ning for office don’t really mean it head. She isn’t bobbing and weaving want to hear “ Hail to the C h ie f though, in this case, on that level, In loving memory of Emilia causes a decline in intellectual drinking and old age — sedentary on the brain,” he said, “ When the Election Day. raised to date with additional con whites and your colors... It can only and we forgive them, but we can’t the thinly veiled political speeches played when he enters the room, not we admired him for saying it. Vercelli, who passed away on Oc ability,” Dr. Donald Goodwin, life. Drinking is the sedentary ac alcoholic stops drinking, he starts Weicker leads the fundraising ef tributions still coming in. make things worse to put yourself sion pretending to be president when We want a president who speaks tober 17, 1969. professor of psychiatry at the tivity par excellence,” Goodwin told eating,” and gets his vitamins, par forts with $1.77 million raised or through an experience without the he’9 actually campaigning, it makes forgive an elected president who on television and radio for him. “ California, Here I Come.” University of Kansas School of some 1(W psychiatrists attending the ticularly vitamin B l, thiamine. committed since he launched his.bid Marty Moore, press secretary for least shred of style and fun. him seem less important. We want steps down from his lofty position in We expect our president to be a Last week President Reagan was better and more carefully than we Every day in some small way. Medicine, told the 8th annual con conference. “ Alcoholic beverages mav kill you for a third term, w^ile Moffett has the Weicker campaign, said the Number three: don’t worry. an important president. When a the White House to engage in petty better man than he was as a can addressing about 70 Republican can do ourselves. We want someone Memories of you come our way - vention of the American Academy “ Changes associated with aging before your time but probably don’t raised or has commitments for campaign had. paid off $245,000 in Should the desire to do the laundry president goes by helicopter to politics. didate. We expect him, to rise above didates in the East Room of the leading us who operates on a higher Time and years roll swiftly by, of Clinical Pyschiatrists. are also associated with heavy age you prematurely,” he con loans. come upon you suddenly, you can about $1,106 million, spokesmen for Tackytown, U.S.A., to appear at a None of us knows or cares what the tricky half-truths he had to use White House. It was a political event level than a political platform But love and memories never die. He said previous studies of social drinking and include loss of body cluded. always put it off by repeating the rally for a local candidate, he the vice president does most of the in his campaign speeches to get designed to show the candidates' provides. We don’t want him to drinkers given IQ tests showed the fluids, calcium, protein, a reduction following phrase over and over; " I ' Vercelli Family time. We know he’s busy but we himself elected. You don't hear the folks back home that they were in sound the way we sound when we’re more social drinkers drink, the in cardiac efficiency, and a decline ' can always wash something out. I reduces himself to the level of the touch with the President. The Presi bickering with ouf wives, our more poorly they do on the tests, in sexual performance,” he said. Open house is Monday MOMEOWNERSI can always wash something out.” local politician. don’t know with what. The president queen of England getting involved in should appoint his vice president to party wrangles. She’s regal, above it dent had no sooner started than one husbands or our fellow workers at In Memoriam parlicularly those tests that The hospitalized alcoholic rarely The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge will have What are bathroom towel racks for, A political endorsement by the all. The crown sits steadily on her maverick Republican candidate the office. In loving memory of Maude E. measure a persons ability to make shows a reduction in IQ, butinstead an open house Monday from 9 a.m. to noon. A luncheon ! SOLVE IW O BIG FALL* anyway? > president is about as much from the go to Tackytown, U.S.A., and make Thompson. abstractions. has trouble coordinating abstract will follow. All Masons and their friends are invited. “ But the studies are flawed,” symbols in a logical fashion — trou Gone but never forgotten. Goodwin said in a telephone inter ble that largely goes away when the I PRDBLEMSAT i view. “ Recent researchers were not — Sadly missed by, individual dries out, he said. Profile- Demand for AAanilow's music able to find differences between Son, Daughter-in-Law “ So one of the physical changes light and heavy drinkers.” ! AMAZING10W and Grandchildren associated with old age and heavy Weddings Monday Goodwin also challenged the drinking may be because of disuse. ■. S f e c U F F d a il Because of a space shortage in today’s Offer defies depression in industry Manchester Herald, not all the weddings that ICwiAo Bao*'®* took place last weekend were able to fit in. fonly frim foot stage with room for his band Additional wedding notices will appear on |Everpeeii^ By Vernon Scott and dancers. There are 35 crewmen, Monday. UPI Hollywood Reporter About Town I L n m . musicians and dancers. Roger W. Talbol HOLLYWQOD — Only a handful After two months of rehearsals, it\ort<®» Aget 58 of stars sell records and draw con Manilow, despite sell-outs for his morning. Anyone interested in helping should call Address: 64 Benton St. cert crowds in the current music first 10 dates, is concerned about the Society 25 years old Douglas Smith, 649-5678. III Occupation; Owner and operator depression and one of them is Barry lour. ^ \IACK Manilow, everybody’s favorite "It makes me nervous tackling The St. Bridget Rosary Society will celebrate a 25th of Anrbulance Service of Brooklyn troubador. anniversary mass at noon on Sunday at St. Bridget's Swensson will speak Manchester eight months on the road when so THOMPSON for The blond baritone’s love ballads Church. Favorite r^taurant: Vito’s Birch many other performers are dying state Rep. Elsie “ Biz” Swensson will speak Sunday at still kick in at an amazing rate. He The purpose of the society is to honor Mary through State Representative Mountain Inn , M out there.” he said. the meeting of the SOS; Serving our Singles group, at 6 has racked up 10 consecutive rosary devotion. The group also enables members to Favorite store:' Parr’s “ But I was happy to hear we sold p.m. at South United Methodist Church. The meeting A*$Q Vahie platinum records with most of them join in an active lay apostolate. 13th District Favorite food: Steak out in Rochester. The day the will start with a potluck supper. going double, triple or even quadru Their largest project has been to provide scholarships Favorite 'beverage: Country Time tickets went on sale they sold all 15,- Participants are asked to bring a hot, covered dish to (W'B ple platinum. to students at East Catholic High School, beginning in 4,000 Lemonade 000, and I don’t even have family in, the reception hall. An interfaith service will follow at 7 Bolh for only His most recent single, “ Oh, 1961, and to St. Bridget School since 1978, «i.h.l Ideal vacation: Riding mopeds in Rochester. p.m. Julie,” was his 23rd consecutive, The first president of the group was Mrs. David Bermuda “ The economy has made touring disc to reach the top 40. Donovan. The 1982-1983 presidents are Mrs. Stanley I ------NBrSWNATWI'UAO-NOSTRMMSAnACNID i Sports: Watching the Boston rough, although AC / DC, Fleetwood Manilow, 35, surpasses almost all Lucas and Mrs. Allan Keenan. Celtics Mac and The Doobie Brothers are Reunion planners meet other solosits on the road, ranking I • M n w 1 25 Heavy Dirty, 2 M il piasticleif Stra th bags § Favorite entertainer: Sergio doing pretty well. Elton John did ■1’’ K with or beyond Olivia Newton-John, Manchester High School Class of 1958 reunion com I r i^ t to your door. Theta big 33 gal. bags taH for at least | Franchi okay, but he’s not selling records.” , UPI photo Neal Diamond, Rick Springfield and Walk scheduled mittee will meet Sunday at Dot Tyler’s, l6 Pilgrim ♦ I 20* each in tHaceuat ttorat and wouUJm a good buy at *25.1 Favorite m usic: Big band sounds Manilow may well be America’s Kenny Loggins. Only the Rolling Lane, at 7:30 p.m. ?■ ^ I FartiNaa your lawn to rapairtunMwrdamagt and raady J Pets: Three cats, one dog and three favorite contemporary singer. The BARRY MANILOW Stones among groups can match his The next walk for the Hockanum R iver Linear Park For further information, contact Pat Coelho at 649- ' X itforwintaritrass.lfyoudo-it'VOuraaIf.thitwHIcott I rabbits. tall, slender smoothy appeals to ail . still popular 0 will be Sunday at 1 p.m. meeting, at the parking lot of 8638 or June Metevier at 643-6387. -iii'Clil I M a ra th a n 'T 6 plus your tknaS labor. ■ Favorite color: Green crowds. generations. It pleases him to see This month the soft-spoken sal at a Hollywood studio sound Ward Manufacturing Co. on Adams Street. A June 4 and 5 weekend is planned for the reunion. I TlwvalusiaobvioutlOlfsrdsiinitalyli(nitsd,to S Favorite quotation; “ Bad Shape’ ’ families of three generations in his Manilow launches his most exten stage. “ You have to communicate The walk will be along the south side of the Hockanum dootiaiosoatlNocontrKttorcoina-ont...wsdalivar I audiences. River, north to the North Main Street bridge and return. sive tour. Billed as “ Around The with all ages in the audience. VOTE DEMOCRATiCI wbatwapromits.'withatinila.GAlLTODAVI Z His performances are wholesome On the return walk participants can see the remains of Wills, estates topic I World in 80 Dates,” he will play gigs “ I think what I communicate is WE NOD MS VOIGC MB yet with-it, his lyrics romantic, his hope, even when I'm singing about the dam and dike of the old Peter Adams paper mill and “ Wills, Estates, Rights; a How and Why for Women” across the country until February, hiusic gentle. sad love affairs. My music is roman also enjoy the fall foliage. The rain date is Oct. 24. The will be the subject of a talk by Attorney Richard C. *^fergrwn Lawns | then move to Australia and Japan. VOTE M THE STATE HOUSE! “There is more to performing tic. It makes audiences feel better, public is invited. Woodhouse at a meeting of the Center Congregational e His elaborate show includes 40 iMiNr. CnmMn ti M Mb THmimk L E lark Tim Way 649-8667# these days than notes and lyrics,” even through some of my kvetching Volunteers are needed to help clear the trails where Church grace group Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Federa th e R ig h t tons of equipment, most spectacular he said, taking a break from rehear- ballads. the walks will take place. Thie is done on a Saturday tion Room. of which is a portable, revolving 35- M ANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Oct. 16, 1982 - I :i 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 16, 198'i News for senior citizens Advice Weddings Be Polish for o day
This coluiiin is Gardens. oil painting class; 10 a.m. Daughter's 'right' is mom's 'wrong prepared by the staff of square dancing class; noon Weight control will be the Manchester Senior the next subject of the lunch; 1:30 p.m. exercise Center. It appears in the “ Foods” program, held on class; 12:30 p.m. return police check, and he has DEAR ABBY:I am a DEAR ABBY: My hus Manchester Herald on Tuesdays from 10:30 to from shopping. never been arrested for 17'A-year-old girl with a band was named “ Junior” Wetlnesdays and Satur 11:30 a.m. Wednesday: 9 a.m. anything. He’s never paid problem: my mother. She after his father. His father days. public health nurse by ap- any fines or been in jail. MENU FOR asked me if I was sexually is known as John Paul WEEK OF pointment; 10 a.m. If someone comes to see OCT. 18TH active with my boyfriend Jones Sr. friendship circle; crewel Dear Abby me, he goes into the By Jeanette Cave and I told her the truth, and Monday: ham and class; round dancing; noon bedroom and stays there. When my husband’s now I ’m not allowed to see Senior Center Director cheese on rye, fresh lunch; 1 p.m. arts and No amount of pleading will father dies, will my hus him anymore. Abigail Van Buren crafts class; 12:30 p.m. get him out. After ' my band then be known as If you missed Marin L. vegetable soup, chilled My mother listens in on fruit, beverage. bridge games; bus pick up guest leaves, he yells at me John Paul Jones Sr.? Shealy, commissioner. all my telephone conver Tuesday: beef shepherd at 8 a.m. return trips at for opening the door. He MRS. JOHN PAUL JONES State Department on sations and I am treated pie , with vegetables, roll noon and 3:15 p.m. doesn’t even want me to JR. Aging, you really missed a like a criminal. If I go Thursday: 9:30 a.m. answer the phone. Please treat. Ms. Shealy’s visit to and butter, jello, beverage. anywhere, I have to tell my DEAR MRS. JONES Wednesday: cream of Refinishing, ceramics; 10 help me, I need some the center is only one of the mother where I’m going so JR.: No. He simply drops broccoli soup, chicken pat a m. orchestra rehearsal, I think you should have know if he has any in answers soon. exciting ’Thursday she can call and check up 9:30 Legal Advocacy lied. surance, and if he has, who the “ Junior,” because if programs. Next Thursday ty on a bun, pudding, on me, "and she always IN THE DARK IN As for the “ right” to do the beneficiary is. his mother survives his is Polish Day, filled with beverage. Clinic; noon dinner; 1 p.m. does. ‘ MICHIGAN what you want with your He never has any friends father, she will be known Polish entertainment, a Thursday: Polish Day: Polish Day; bus pick up at I am seeing a counselor,. as Mrs. John Panl Jones stuffed cabbage, pierogi, 10 a.m. return after body; As long as you are over. He never mentions DEAR IN: Your hus Polish menu for lunch, a She advised me to drop my Sr., and were your husband program. living under your mother’s any names. No one ever band is either sick lecturer and arts and buttered carrots, ice boyfriend to make peace to become John Paul Jones Friday: 9:30 a.m. roof, she has the “ right” to calls him at home, yet he (paranoid) or he is hiding crafts display. Do join us. cream, cookies, beverage. with my mother, but I love Sr., you would then become basketweaving; 10 a.m. raise it if you don’t abide must have some friends out. The chances are that Polish Day is a part of our Friday: baked corned him too much to drop him. Mrs. John Paul Jones Sr., Exercise class. by her rules. because he goes he is using a phony name. Ethnic Day Series. beef hash, buttered I was a virgin when I met causing much confusion Friday: 9:30 a.m crib- somewhere. If I ask any One thing is certain — Mark your calendars for vegetables, rye bread and him and I have no plans to between you and your bage, lOa.rn. bingo, lunch; questions, his routine something is very strange. Nov. 6, the day of the butter, dessert, bev. , make love with anyone DEAR ABBY: Can you mother-in-law. 12:45 p.m. setback games; answer is “ Don’t worry First see a lawyer to deter-' Center’s arts and crafts else, so I don’t think I ’m a tell me if a wife has any SCHEDULE bus pick up at 8 a.m. return about it.” mine a w ife’s “ rights.” fair. For sale will be a whore like my mother says legal right to know some trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. Thank God. I ’ve got a variety of handicrafts Monday: 7:30 a m. golf I am, do you? facts about her husband? You may have to hire a If you hate to write Bridge scores: Hilda good job. I make all the private investigator to find items, ceramic pieces, make up date, 9:30 a.m. ) Now I’m sorry I was so I’ve been married for letters because you don’t Campbell. 4,200; Annette house payments. I also pay out why his behavior is so know what to say, send for baked goods, woodworking ceramics; 10 a.m. bingo, honest! I really* love this several years, but I don’t Hillery, 3,520; Rene Maire, ,'•■1 for improvements. He pays secretive. If you choose to Abby’s complete booklet articles, white elephants, chess and checkers; noon .'■Jf ■ ; guy, and I think I have the know where my husband the utilities. I buy my 3,490; Ruth Regan, 3,430; • 4 live with this mysterious on letter-writing. Send $2 plants and refreshments lunch; 12:30 p.m. pinochle; right to do what I want works. ■ (He says, Barbara Conklin, 3,410. 1 clothes. He buys his. and goodies from the 1:30 p.m. arthritis clinic; with my body, don’t you? “ Somewhere in Detroit.” ) man, it’s your right, of and a long, stamped (37 kitchen. Those who wish to bus pick up at 8 a.m. return Bowling scores: Mrs. Robert Steven Burton Mrs. Thomas Florentino SHOULD HAVE LIED I don’t know what he does, No mail comes here for course. But I am “ in the cents), self-addressed Women's Hi Single, & Hi Mrs. Michael Carl Marshall Mrs. William S. Stephenson dark” as to what you are envelope to Abby, Letter donate any of the above trips at noon and 3 p.m. how much he makes, how him. It sounds as though he Triple, Ginger Yourkas 170 DEAR SHOULD: I could be a criminal, .getting out of this Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, items may bring them into much he owes, or if he has Tuesday: 9:30 a.m. and 493. Men; Hi Single, don’t think you’re a marriage besides abuse. Hollywood, Calif. 90038. the office. anything, saved. I don’t doesn’t it? Well, I had the Ed Yourkas, 210; Hi T ri Burton-Cardile "whore” either. Neither do There will be two raffles 'refinishing class; 9 a.m. Fiorentino-McGurkin Marshall-Myers Stephenson-Swallow held that day. The first raf bus for shopping; 9:30 a.m. ple, Mike Pierro, 571. fle will include a crocheted Charlene May Cardile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elise McGurkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Sandra Jean Myers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellen Anne Swallow of Manchester and William Scott multi-colored afghan; the Frank Cardile of Bolton, and Robert Steven Burton, son McGurkin of Robbinswood Drive, Wethersfield, and Roderick H. Myers of 76 Carpenter Road, and Michael Stephenson of Bolton were married Oct. 2 at Center second prize being a hand of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Burton of West Hartford, were Congregational Church in Manchester. Enzyme breaks down milk sugar made pine-reed pocket- Thomas Fiorentino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Salvatore Carl Marshall, son of Mary Marshall of Talcottville, and tnarried Sept. 11 at South United Methodist Church in book. The second raffle Florentine of Lyndale Street, Manchester, were ,the late John Marshall, were married Oct. 9 at Center The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manchester. married Oct. 9 at Corpus Christ! Church. Cbngregational Church in Manchester. will have a quilt and a baby Swallow bf 242 Ferguson Road. The groom is the son o f ' provides it and that it have petitioned the The Rev. Laurence M. Hill performed the double ring The Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. performed the double DEAR DR. LAMB: I quilt as prizes. Proceeds Marion Stephenson of 21 Camp Meeting Road in Bolton. works well. I hope the Federal Trade Commis ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her The Rev. Edward A. McGurkin, great uncle of the ring ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her am at a loss to know what will benefit programs at The Rev. Newell Curtis' Jr. officiated at the double product will become sion to investigate false father. bride, officiated at the ceremony. Marybeth McGurkin father. food supplement to use in the center. Transportation ring ceremony. Walter Grzyb was organist. The bride available in other parts of and misleading advertising Donna Beaulieu of East Hartford was maid of honor. of Wethersfield, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. Karen Ohberg of Providence, R.I., was maid of honor. the place of milk on will be provided if a was given in marriage by her parents. the country as well. by certain practitioners Bridesmaids were LoH Cardile of Bolton, sister of the Bridesmaids were Josepha Fiorentino of Manchester, Bridesmaids were Susan DesRosiers of Wotcester, cereals. Cereals form a minimum of 20 people sign Your Health The problem of milk in who claim to perform bride, Faye Burgo of New Britain, Lori Benway of East sister of the groom, and Carrie McGurkin and Sarah Mass., Debi Armstrong of Providence, R,I., and Maid of honor was Cynthia E. Swallow of Hyannis, large part of my diet. No up in the office. tolerance is discussed in “ nonsurgical facelifts,” Hartford, Diane Granatuk of Waterbury and Diane McGurkin, both of Wethersfield, sisters of the bride. Maureen Marshall, sister of the groom, of Talcottville. Mass., sister of the bri#e. Bridesmaids were Kelly dairies or supermarkets Not to be missed also is Lawrence Lamb, M.D. more detail in The Health and other procedures with Agnew of East Hartford. Sarah Robb, cousin to the groom, was the flower girl. Lavery of West Suffield, Nancy Duffy of Manchester sell milk processed for peo the annual Halloween Paul Fiorentino was best man for his brother. Ushers Letter 7-2, Milk Products: a laser beam. Richard Flynn of West Hartford was best man. Michael Sereby Jr. of Vernon was the best man. and Jackie Gorka of Vancouver, Canada. ple with milk intolerance dance to be given on were Tim McGurkin of Wethersfield, brother of the Good and Bad, which I am Dr. William Porterfield,. Ushers were Clifford Dutton of Manchester, Todd in our area. One dairy sent Thursday, Oct. 28 from Ushers were Frank Cardile of Bolton, brother of the bride, Thomas Awad of Oswego, N.Y., Robert Cuzzi of sending you. Others can ASPRS president said, Marshall, the groom’s brother, of Talcottville, and Alan The best man was Brian Drummond of Bolton. Ushers' me the address of Sugar-Lo 7:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. bride, John Burton of West Hartford, Tom Burton of Larchmont, N.Y., and Henry Senger of New York, N.Y. send 75 cents with a long, “ We have brought this ac Myers, the bride’s brother, of Manchester. were Joseph Stephens and Steven Bates, both of Bolton, Co. (P.O. Box 111,' Donation is $2. Tickets are Manchester and Doug Burton of East Hampton, stamped, self-addressed tion because the public brothers of the groom, and Kurt Doughty of East Hart Following the reception at La Renaissance in East and Alan Hokanson of Rockville. Pleasantville, N.J. 08232) on sale in the office. Jim The bride is a 1979 graduate of Fairfield University the double sugar in milk, measure hydrogen shovved envelope for it to me, in deserves to be protected ford. Windsor, the couple traveled to the White Mountains, After a reception at Manchester Country Club, the which sells LactAid, which Nason will drive the bus and is an accountant with Aetna Life & Casualty. T h e.. because their bodies no that the acidophilus- care of this newspaper, frpm practices that have N.H. and Montreal, Canada. couple left on a wedding trip to Bar H a rto , Maine. you mix with milk and put providing a minimum of 12 groom is also a 1979 graduate of Fairfield University longer produce enough lac treated milk was no better P.O. Box 1551, Radio City neither m erit nor value — Following the reception at the Buckboard Restaurant The bride graduated from Manchester High School They will make their home in Manchester. in your refrigerator for 24 persons sign up no later and a 1982 graduate of St. John's University School of tose enzyme to do the job. than ordinary milk, while Station, New York, N.Y. we have been unable to find in Glastonbury the couple left on their wedding trip to and Johnson & Wales College in Providence, R.f. She is hours. It is supposed to than Monday, (jet. 25. Law, Jamaica, N.Y, the milk treated with 10019. any scientific basis for the Bermuda. They will make their home in Bolton. employed as an accountant by Sage-Alien & Co. in Hart break down the lactose in The center has had the The bride is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High LactAid is useful in this LactAid produced far less medical benefits claimed The bride is a graduate of East Catholic High School ford. milk. Are you fam iliar regard. It is an enzyme DEAR DR. LAMB: I pleasure of having new School. She is employed by G. Fox and Co. in Hartford. hyd ogen, meaning it was for ‘laser facelifts’ or and is employed by Aetna Life & Casualty. The groom is After a reception at the Wethersfield Community The groom is a graduate of Rockville High School and with this product? Do you would feel better about members take part in The groom is a 1977 graduate of Bolton High School. that does the same thing to digested and usable. When ‘laser-acupuncture a graduate of Conard High School in West Hartford and Center, the couple left for a trip to Nova Scotia. They is employed by the Town of Vernon’s Fhiblic Works have any recommen myself if I could get a center activities. We He served three years in the U.S. Army. He is a self-, milk before you use it. 'You carbohydrates such as lac facelifts.’ ” is employed by Union Carbide. • will make their home in Hartford. Department. employed painter. dations for products to can get information and facelift. ’There is a doctor welcome all seniors who' tose are not digested they A scientist in laser break down lactose in packets from SugarLo as in town who claims he can have come and invite all are fermented in the colon medicine at Beth Israel milk? do it with a laser. Another seniors to take part in the you mentioned. oy bacteria, causing gas Hospital in Boston says, claims he can do it with ac- activities of their choice. A recent study showed it and distention. ‘"rhis laser device is no puncture. Are either of You should stop at the of Alibrio-Grotta DEAR READER: As was far superior to milk more effective than these procedures fice to register for a gold Constance C. Grotta of 82 Foxcroft Drive and Anthony many as 10 percent of adult treated with the Lac There are some dairies holding a penlight to your worthwhile? card. A person will be ap Anglo-Saxons and ' more tobacillus acidophilus that provide milk already face.” And Dr. Joel Noe of C. Alibrio of 203 Vernon St. were married Oct. 9 at pointed to give you infor than 80 percent of adults which is widely available. treated with LactAid. A Harvard says, “ The use of Center Congregational Church. DEAR READER: ’The mation on activities and from other ethnic groups A study by the University helium-neon lasers for so- The Rev. Newell Curtis officiated. reader from Norristown, American Society of program procedures. Each have lactose intolerance. of Oklahoma scientists called facelifts is a pure Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kloo of Manchester were atten Pa., writes that the Lehigh Plastic and Reconstructive tim e‘you come in, you will They can’t digest lactose. using breath analysis to Surgeons, Inc. (ASPRS) hoax.” dants. Valley Farms there be introduced to a different After a trip, Mr. and Mrs. Alibrio will reside at 82 person so that you may Herald photo by Tarquinio Foxcroft Drive. greet more than one Alibrio is a retired Manchester High School,teacher ^ familiar person on future WALKING IN A WINTER WONDERLAND and football coach. - Family therapist aids communication visits. ’ Mrs. Alibrio is employed at Mary Cheney Library. Our exercise instructor, . . . J. Thompson, left. Sue Wagner Cleo Livingstone, is DEAR DR. BLAKER: sion and drink beer. his feelings. He will need looking for frisbees. The My husband and I and our I am working but I don’t encouragement to be able exercise group has a About Town to talk about what this two children recently make enough to support routine that it does with MMH Auxiliary event means to him. started seeing a family the family. Ts there them. It you have any that Ask Only when he has therapist. We were fighting anything 1 can do to get your grandchildren have Tag and bake sale set ‘figured it all out,’ will he so much that our minister, Dr. Blaker him out of the house and outgrown, please donate planning bazaar started on job hunting? be able to turn his energy them, to this group. You The American Legion Auxiliary will have a tag and who is a close family Karen Blaker, Ph.D.- toward finding a new job. may leave them in the bake sale at the American Legion Hpme on Legion friend, suggested this DEAR READER: It Down in the dumps? (Jet front office. Drive Saturday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. •move. sounds like you are not only “ A Winter Wonderland” is the title of a special pre help from Dr. Blaker’s Flu shots have been the Our problem is that all worried about your hus holiday bazaar in the conference rooms at Manchester . Members may bring a donation Friday evening. Call newsletter “ Fighting subject of many phone Mary Walker at 643-6155 for additional information. the therapist does is ask us band but about the state of Memorial Hospital on Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. to talk to each other. She Depression.” Send 50 cents calls and the Public Health your entire family as well. and a stamped, self- and Friday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. says very little. Nurses Association has an The Bright Spot Gift Shop, which is a Hospital problems with each other. addressed envelope to Dr. Railroaders open house Couldn’t we do that at professional in the room, nounced the following Auxiliary-sponsored project, will sponsor the event It sounds like you took a While that is perfectly Blaker in care of this home? family members will be on schedule: which will be geared toward early holiday shopping. The Silk City Model Railroad Club will have an open very important step in understandable under the newspaper, P.O. Box 475, their ‘best behavior’ and a Nov. 9: 8:30 a.m.-9:30 The conference rooms will be transformed into a house Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the ■DEAR READER: promoting the mental circumstances, I think that Radio City Station, New lot can be accomplished in a.m., Lincoln Center, winter village. There will be a log cabin complete with Bon Ami building, 71 Hilliard St. . Evidently not. Fighting in- health of your farnily, your husband probably York, N.Y. 10019. a short period of time, as Conference Room; 10:30 to furnishings, including dry sinks, corner cupboards and a The club’s model layout, the largest HO layout in New creases when family far as finding out how each needs a little time to 11 a.m.. Squire Village; 11 DEAR DR. BLAKERr Write to Dr. Blaker at grandmother’s clock, England, will be operating both days. Visitors will see n)embers feel frustrated person feels about his or recover from the trauma to 11:30 a.m., Spencer My husband lost his job a the above address. The A snowman and sleigh will add to the frosty feeling of 10,000 feet of track in more than 4,000 square feet of atx>ut not being able to her place in the family. of losing his job. He Village; 1 p.m. to 2 p.m., week ago today and I am volume of mail prohibits the two-day event. Volunteers from the hospital staff Mrs. Thomas William Meggers Mrs. Francis S. PIsch Jr. Jane Presnick-Lyon space. merely talk with each One of the main roles of probably feels bad about Mayfair Gardens. really worried about him. personal replies, but and auxiliary will model fashions throughout the two Also featured will be a photo exhibit by A1 Kalbfleisch other. Maybe that is exact a family therapist is to himself even if it wasn’t questions of general in Nov. 16: 9 a.m. to 11 days. More than 80'door prizes will be awarded. Admis and several award-winning military dioramas done by ly what was happening in facilitate communication He hasn’t started looking, his fault. terest will be discussed in a.m.. Senior Center; 12:45 sion is free. The public is invited. Dawn DesRosier is Paul and Liz Sherwood. your family. so that family members for anything else apd all he Be supportive of him now M eg ge rs-M u rd oc k Lyon-Presnick future columns. to 1:30 p.m., W esthill manager of the Gift Shop. Pisch-Cheatwood The event is open to the public free of charge. With an objective can work out their seems to do is watch televi and do try to understand
Robin Sue Murdock, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paula Ann Cheatwood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jane F. Presnick, daughter of Mr. and Mi^. Daniel D. Robert D. Murdock of Bolton, and Thomas William Hunt Cheatwood of Warrenton, Va., and Francis S. Presnick.of Orange, and David B. Lyon, son of Mr. and Homecoming at UofH Supermarket shopper Meggers of Manchester, son of Max H. Meggers and Pisch Jr., son of Mrs. Irene Pisch of Manchester and the Mrs. David K. Lyon of 262 Blue Ridge Drive, Virginia Puls of Chicago, 111, were married Sept. 18 at late Sgt. Franci Pisch, were married Sept. 11 at St. Manchester, were married Oct. 8 at the Church of the WEST HARTFORDHomecoming weekend will be Clip ’n’ file refunds South United Methodist Church. James Episcopal Church in Warrenton, Va. Holy Infant, Orange. observed at the University of Hartford this weekend. The Rev. Marjorie Niles performed the double ring The Rev. Thomas Mitchell performed the ceremony. The rapidly growing computer technology at the college' P E TE R PAU L Refund Offer. Receive a $1 or a $2 ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her The Rev. Prentice Kinser performed the double ring The bride was escorted by her father. Dr. Carole Soups, Snack Foods, Candy (File No. 3) She saved $150 oh food bill will be the theme for the activities. refund. Send the required refund form and two father. The organist was David Morse of Manchester ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her Presnick of Orange was honor attendant for her sister. Awards will be presented to Richard Wetherell of the G ip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off Universal Product Code symbols from the outside and the soloist was Judith Whitney. father. The organist was J. Westerhouse and the soloist Bridesmaids were Elizabeth Lyon, sister of the groom, class of 1962 and Rebecca M. Brooks, a 1971 graduate. ^ coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage partners from all around of two Peter Paul Mounds, Almond Joy, York By Martin Sloane feet long. refunding meant to her. ” lt Diana J. Funchion of New York was maid of honor. was John Cheatwood. Lynne Pantaleo, cousin of the bride, and Pamels lava. The awards dinner will be Friday night. coupons, for example. Start collecting the needed the country. Sht says hard Peppermint Pattie or PowerHouse multipacks or “ That tape includes means I don’t have to ask Bridesmaids were Susan K. Murdock, sister, of the Peter Ramey of Manchester was best man. Ushers proofs of purchase while looking for the required ly a day goes by when her Lynda Dyar of Elkins Park, Pa.,was maid of honor. There will also be a tennis match, mini-operas, and a • bite-size bags for a $1 refund. For a $2 refund, ’The Second Annual New three half gallons of milk, my husband for money bride, of Bolton; Wendy A. Murdock, sister of the bride were Robert Lyon and John Lyon, brothers of the football game. forms at the supermarket, in newspapers and mailbox doesn’t contain an Bridesmaids were, Linda Pisch of Manchester, sister to enclose a yellow “ $1.00 Bonus Refund Certificate” Jersey Couponing and three dozen eggs, fresh when 1 want to buy a pre of Tarrytown, N.Y.; Maureen Donohue of Boston, magazines, and when trading with friends. Offers the groom; Terri Williams, Debbie Hoysa and Kirsten groom, Daniel Presniefc and David Presnick, brothers of Refunding Convention vegetables and more than envelope full of new refund sent or see something Mass., Nancy Weeks of Brookline, Mass., Sharon nnay not be available in all areas of the country. taken from a Peter Paul Cadbury display at a par Meyer, all of Warrenton, V a.; Dagmar Weber of Annan- Uie bride, and Robert Digah. recently held at the $16 worth of fresh meat,” forms. Being able to find special for myself. 1 have Parenteau of Worcester, Mass, and Laurie Mae Roser, Allow 10 weeks to receive each refund. ticipating store. Expires Dec. 31, 19ffl. dale, Va., Debbie Finney of Framingham, Mass.,.and Music was provided by Gayle Pantaleo, cousin of the Ramada Inn in Fairfield, she said. all these forms allowed her cousin of the bride, of Brandon, Vt. YOU PICK APPLES The following refund offers are worth 115.50. This my refund savings in a Heidi Fitzgerald of River Edge, N.J. Stacey Lowe of bride. Offeratory gifts were presented by Thomas Lyon, REESE’S Free E.T. T-Shirt Offer, E.T.’s N.J., was attended by I looked at the tape close to send for more than 100 Flower girls were Kathryn Rampellini and Elizabeth week’s refund offers have a total value of $25.00. bank account and it’s all Gainesville, Va. was the junior bridesmaid. Douglas brother of the groom, and Brhd Presnick and Karen Favorite Candy. Send the required refund form and more than 200 refunders ly and saw that atout half refund offers last month, Sawyer of Bolton. * Presnick, cousins of the bride. Readings were presented The following refund offer doesn’t require a re mine! ” Pearson of Wilbraham, Mass, was best man. Ushers five 1-pound net weight ovals from the front panel who came from all over way down there was a total and many of the free Matthew J. Funchion of New York was-best man. by Elizabeth Lyon, David Presnick and Robert Digan. Johnny hppleseed’s Farm fund form; were Raymond Pisch of Andover and John Pisch of of Reese’s pieces, hterk size (girls, women, boys, New Jersey, as well as of $176.23 ... and then came product coupons she Kathi says she started Ushers were.David P. Murdock, brother of the bride, of After the reception at Racebrook Country Club in N A B I s e X ) Free Snack Tin, P . O . Box 963, Young Manchester, brothers of the groom; John Cheatwood of or men) on form. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. New York, Pennsylvania the deductions for her received in return were refunding three years ago Bolton; Robert Barrows of Peabody, Mass., Christopher America, Minn., 55399. Send the purchase confir Warrenton, Va., brother of the bride, Dave Mellen of Orange, the couple left on a wedding trip to Aruba. and Connecticut. They coupons (doubled!) and used on her shopping spree. Foy of Boston, Mass!, Steve Rynkowski of Marblehead, Open 10-5 Dally mation seals from any three of the following TOS’TITOS Brand (Coupon Book Offer. Receive and her proofs-of-purchase Colchester, Andrew Arace of Hartford, Tony Gorman of The bride is a graduate of the University of Connec spent the weekend trading free product coupons that What does it cost to feed Mass., William Pando of Manchester and James Eagaii Nabisco snack crackers; Wheat Thins, Triscuit, four 25-cent Tostitos brand coupons. Send the now fill two four-drawer Manchester and Dave Flanagan of East Hartford. ticut honors program with a bachelor of science d e g r^ coupons, refund forms and she gbt from her refunding. Lorraine’s family of three? of Boston, Mass. Chicken in a Biskit, Sociables, Swiss Cheese, Better required refund form and the Universal Product file cabinets. She trades re in nursing. She is a head nurse in the intensive care units •* EHIngton many wonderful stories At the bottom of the tape “ About $40 a week,” she Following the reception at Chez Josef in Agawam, Cheddars, Bacon ’Thins, Vegetable ’Thins & Country Code symbols from any two 8-ounce or larger size fund forms by mail with Following the reception at the Cheatwood House in at Waterbury Hospital. about their money-saving was a “grand” total of says and proudly states Mass., the couple traveled to Bermuda. Gackers and 75 cents postage and handling. bags of Tostitos. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. eight regular trading Warrenton, Va., the couple left on their wedding trip to The groom is a ^aduate of the University of Connec All Dwarf Trees experiences.. $26.01. That’s all she paid! that her savings have ,The bride Is a graduate of Bolton High School, Boston Expires Dec. 31, 1982. Y O R K $1.00 Refund. R eceive four 25-cent Hawaii. They will make their home in Manchester. ticut with a bachelor of arts degree and a masters “ If you mention my . allowed her to pay for her partners, and does all her College, cum laude, and Suffolk La\y School. She will These offers require refund forms: coupons for York Peppermint Patties. Send the Lorraine told me that she The bride received a bachelor of arts from Franklin degree in business administration. He is a sales consul shopping spree, don’t let started with organized mother-in-law to fly from clipping, sorting and sen begin her employment with the law firm of Lessner, BLUE DIAMOND $1 Cash Refund Offer. Send the required refund form and two Universal Product Pierce College in Rindage, N.H. and is employed by tant for BKM of East Hartford. people think that all I refunding in June, 1980, El Paso, Texas, for a visit, ding at night after the Rottner, Karp, Plepler and Castleman, P.C. iii ^ SeHng CMer Daly required refund form and a label from a 14-ounce Ctode symbols from any size bag of Ybrk Pepper bought was convenience and her savings have been invest in a Cuisinart and children are put to bed. She Manchester this month. Adventure Challenge School in Manchester. tin of either Blue Diamond Smokehouse Almonds or mint Patties. Expires Dec. 31, 1982. foods,” said Lorrain Yoder increasing month-by- two $500 certificates of used to get a lot of her The groom is a graduate of Prosser High School, Blue Diamond Roasted Salted Almonds, plus the Here’s a refund form to write for: A-1 Barbecue The groom received a bachelor of arts degree from of Wayne, N.J. Lorraine month ever since. She now deposit. proofs from her mother Boston College and is currently attending the University A thought for the day: Irish writer Oscar Wilde said, register tape showing the purchase price. Elxpires Sauce $1 Refund, P.O. Box NB-601, E l Paso, Texas,’ the University of Connecticut and a masters degree in proudly showed me a cash trades refund forms by I asked Kathi Ford of and sister, but now they’re' of Hartford. He is employed as a medical sales education from Antioch University. He is also employed “ A man cannot be too careful in the choice oif his Info 875-1000 Dec. 31. 1982. 79977. This offer expires Dec. 31, 1982. register tape that was six mail with 10 trading West Orange, N.J., what refunding too! representative by Pfizer Inc. in New York. by Adventure Challenge School in Manchester. enemies.” MANCJIESTKH HEKAI.D, Sat., O rl.J 6 .J ^ - IJ> I I - MANCUKSTKR HKKAI.I), Sal., Oct 16. 1982 NFL talks MACC News i • • J stalemated 'Evening' approaches and you re invited SPORTS Page 16
noon, bag lunch; 1 p.m., worship. Theme; scarcity This column is prepared ,by the Manchester Area over the centuries. Fred performed at the Band NUCLEAR DISARMAMENT and abundance. Everyone welcome. Call Elaine Conference of Churche-s. It appears in the Shell this summer with his own group, The Per There are several informational programs com Holcomb 649-2374 if you would like babysitting. Manchester Herald on Saturdays. cussive Brass. He has just completed a book on per ing up in the next few weeks. A PBS Special: cussion, "A Drummer’s Notebook.” He teaches at INTERRACIAL COUNCIL Suitor collects 100th “ Nuclear War, Incurable Disease,” can be seen at 9 Bc-ller's Music Shop. By Anne Flynn p.m. Oct. 18 on Channel 24. Cable Channel 13 will Let’s get Acquainted — Harvest potluck supper There was no doubt about it as the Chairwoman carry Your Vote on the Nuclear Freeze, Saturday sponsored by Manchester Interracial Council will Wickham Park Invitational) and Also giving us a repeat performance is the Oct. 23. Attorney Edward Kenyon, Dr. Nicholas be Oct. 24, at 5;30 p.m. at South United MethMist Manchester High boys’ cross coun were looking forward to today and Performing Arts Evening Manchester Youth Ballet. They will perform “ Cap- Bartenhagen, Robert Chrisholm, Dr. Frank Church. Use entrance off driveway. Look for signs try team presented Coach George did run well.” priccio" to music by Rimsky-Korsakov. This group Suitor with his 100th victory by The ninth annual Evening of Performing Arts will Kirkpatrick, and I have a few moments for presen on door. Please bring meat dish, salad, casserole or Bob Dussault was individual vic has performed in Manchester for five years under sweeping past CCIL foes Enfield, 15- be next Saturday at 8 p.m. at East Catholic High tations. Bob Chrisholm served for eight years on dessert for 8 to 10 people. tor for Manchester with a 16:37 the artistic direction of Priscilla Gibson. the first Polaris submarine launched. Don't miss RSVP by Oct. 17 if possible to Joan O Loughlin 49, and Conard, 17-44, Friday at clocking over the 3.0 mile layout. School. This is the major fundraising event held Mary Stewart, a veteran member of the each year to help supplement MACC’s core budget.- him. He’s great. 643-4031, Mary Foley 643-1929, or M argaret Wickham Park, Teammates Mike Roy and Vinnie Sunshiners, will give us her rendition of "L e t My We wish to thank our many patrons for our Clements 647-9762. The sweep moved Suitor’s to-date Liscomb were second and third Song Fill Your Heart.’' CHURCH WOMEN UNITED evening. We invite you to join us for an evening of Last minute guests welcome. nine-year record to 100-17. respectively in 16:51 and 16:55. Last year we were entertained by the Dance "It feels really good. The kids did excellent entertainment for which many iocal ar Church Women United, have three UNICEF “ Bob Dussault had his best race of Company of Bolton, now called the Evolution THANK YOU’S a super job, maybe their best per tists have donated their time and talent. films. One, "The Paper Kite,” is for ages 10 and un the year and had an excellent time Dance Company. They will perform "Inter formance all year,” a smiling Suitor This year’s progi im includes some veteran der. It is a 20-minute, color puppet film and the hero Clothing Bank: Mrs. John Greszko, Art Vesho, on our course,” Suitor noted. polations," a new piece recently choreographed by remarked. "W e had six people groups which have performed with us many years is a Norwegian boy who can fly with his magic kite Mrs. Elmore Gibson, Rev. Marjorie L. Hiles, Mrs. Dussault’s clocking was only one their director Jan Johnson, combining several within 60 seconds of each other second off the school record of 16:36 The program will open with the rousing and ’to visit three villages in different parts of the A.E. LamonUgne, Jr. Maria & Harry Wolfgang, styles of modern dance with dancers wearing which I ’m really happy about.” sot by Tim D eV alve in 1980. traditional music of the Sphinx Temple Highlanders world, symboiically bringing with him UNICEF Mrs. Eileen Deligore, Mr. & Mrs. George Katz, leotards and then long white flowing dresses. Suitor acknowledged his harriers Windham's Ernie Ezis holds the Pipe Band under the direction of Kenneth .lones. assistance. Tim Grant, Carol Cunliffe, Rosemary Donneslad, A Our program will end with a group from one of knew about the upcoming record course mark at 16:20, set in the Pipe Major, and Alan Krob, Chief of Band. “ E.specially the Children,” narrated by Liv Hazel I. Finnegan, Mr.>;. Pauline Magnuson, Mr. & the 14 MACC churches — the Salvation Army Band. and were “ psyched up” for the same race as DeValve’s school stan The over popular Manchester Sunshine Group un Ullman, is a 20-minute color film which shows the Mrs. Joseph A. Breton. Mrs. Norma B or^nier, Familiar to us at our Thanksgiving Service and meet. He noted they presented him dard. der the direction of Ida Cormier will share tunes of desperate need for food and emergency services Sister Anne Gabrielle, St. Jude’s Mother C im e, Christmas Carol Sing, they will play a variety of with a cake and T-shirt designating Gary Gates was fifth, Tom Miller nostalgia, including "Dearie " and "Those Were the and the ways UNICEF is working with developing Robert J. Digan, Elmer Waitt, Sue Steinberg, Bar selections under the direction of Michael Orfitelli. 100 victories afterwards. sixth and Doug Potter seventh for Days.’^ Integral to the Sunshiners is the Old countries to meet their basic needs. For children bara Conklin, Elaine Kahaner, Raymond Bob Martel will again be our master of The triumphs moved Manchester the Silk Towners. Sean Sullivan in Timers. The group will sing some of their favorites junior high and up. DellaFerra and especially to Marge Reed whose ceremonies, weaving together the various per to 11-0 for the season, 6-0 in the 11th place, John Comeau 16th, John accompanied by the banjo, the harmonica, juice "Remem ber Me,” is a 16-minute color film about magical knitting needles have continuously offered formers with his witty banter. We hope you will join league and deadlocked with .Odom 18th and Darryl Frascarelli harp, and bones. boys and girls in countries such as the USA, warm shawls and sweaters. Our thanks! us for this evening. Tickets will be available at the Windham. 19th also ran well for the Indians. The Sunshiners are proof of Manchester's vitality Guatemala, Thailand, Bangladesh, Egypt and Tan Emergency Pantry: Virginia Pilver, St, George door, or advance sale at our local MACC churches. Manchester faces Wethersfield “ I was happy with the kids today. during its citizens' golden years. A new performer zania and the dreams they may never realize. Some Episcopal Church, Elaine Kahaner, and to Lynn Donation is $2, $1 for students and senior citizens. and East Hartford Tuesday at the They pulled together and ran w ell," this year is Lisa Anne Seise, singer and dancer. She of these children will call their work their life. Walnum for providing a large bag of items Hornets’ course before opposing a happy Suitor continued. has been the choreographer for the Manchester |•RO.|l;C’l CO NCERN Church Women United would be willing to loan purchased with coupons . . . Special thanks! Windham the following Tuesday for Results: 1. Dussault (M ) 16:37 for Senior Citizen's annual variety show and is an assis these films out to any of the churches who are in Furniture Bank: Janet Frantz, Gloria Kjellson, BEAMING COACH GEORGE SUITOR This weekend is Project Concern Sjibbath in league honors. 3.0 miles, 2. Roy (M ). 3. Liscomb tant teacher at the Betty-.Iane Turner School of terested in having a UNICEF program. For further Lucy Wadsworth, Mrs. Edwin Cook, Jan Miller, . . . finally smiles after 100th X-Country victory Manchester. This fund drive is a welcome oppor “ We’re looking forward to run IM ), 4. Stone (C), 5. Gates (M ), 6, Dance in Manche.ster. information, call Janet Richmond 649-0138. Burt Carlson and to "M ike” of Community Baptist tunity to say a resounding "y e s " to these parents by ning Windham and give them a good Miller (M), 7. Potter (M), 8. Cer- Another familiar face will be Fred Bocchino, per- World Community Day will be Nov. 5 at Com 6 who dropped what he was doing and lugged a large sending a check in any amount to Continue Project meet and then go onto the states. We mola (C), 9. Julian (C), 10. BOB DUSSAULT sussionist, who will give us a brief history of drums munity Baptist Church. 10:30 a.m. Bible study; couch and chair to a needy family . . ■ thank you! . . . has fast time and various types of music played on the drums Concern, P.0, Box 231. Manchester, 06040. AAHS girl harriers didn’t run well Monday (at the R.Chesworth (Cl. unbeaten in GCIL Calendar East hooters in scoreless tie Taking a step closer to possible was fourth for the Indians in 17:10 CCIL laurels, Manchester High with Heidi Sullivan sixth in 17:21. Emanuel Lutheran events Renewal day offered girls’ cross country team upended Laura Bottone was eighth to round Two heavyweights slugged it out ” VVe still control our own East had a final 16-8 edge in the team, ” Walsh added. Conard High, 21-34, Friday at the In out the scoring for Manchester. and when the 10 rounds were done, destiny,” East Assistant Coach shots department with Eagle keeper Tom Ayer at right wing and Pat The following events are scheduled at Emanuel A day of renewal and reflection will be offered on dians’ course at Wickham Park. "A ll four of our girls —Maureen, both remained standing as East Matt Walsh stated. "W e play Xavier Dave Callahan making five stops Lonergan at center halfback played Lutheran Church for the coming week: Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the Cenacle in The Indians go to 5-1 overall but Becky, ^ e g and Heidi —improved Catholic and St. Paul battled to a 0-0 and St. Paul again so it is in the kids’ and St. Paul keeper Jeff Deboy a well for the Eagles. Sunday —8:30 and 11 a.m., new member reception: Middletown. more importantly remain un their times on our home course,” tie in a key Hartford County hands. If they want to do it, they dozen. "W e basically lacked some inten 2:30 p.m.. Belle Choir and organ concert for Emanuel The Rev. Joseph Dagher, scripture scholar and cited a happy Manchester Coach Conference (HCC) soccer clash can.” "We had some shots on goal that sity.” agreed Malin, "and we really blemished in league action at 5-0. i shut-ins: 6:30 p.m., youth group. teacher, will direct the session.. Registration is Manchester faces, East Hartford Phil Blanchette. "1 thought Meg and Friday at MCC’s Cougar Field. were potenially hazardous but they didn’ t communicate as much as I Monday—3:30 p.m., .staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., scouts; required and offering is $10. For information call the and Wethersfield Tuesday at the Heidi ran exceptionally well. ” The deadlocks leaves the Eagles, • There was a brisk wind that gave were right at the goalie,” cited want them to. 7:30 p.m., property committee. Cenacle office at 346-8637. Hornets’ course before confronting Blanchette, looking a little bit defending two-time HCC titlist, at 3- St. Paul the advantage the first half Walsh, "but those shots were in "W e must be more aggressive; Tuesday —10 p.m., Beethoven Chorus: 1:30 p.m., Windham High the following ahead, hopes for a repeat outing in 1-1 in the conference and 8-1-1 an.d East the final 40 minutes. Each dividual efforts, not through team run onto balls and not hesitate.” he Lydia Circle: 2 p.m.. Augusta Bengtson scholarship Mrs. Wood to be honored Tuesday, the latter meet for all the two weeks. "This same type of ef overall. St. Paul, in second place, siile made the most of the situation, effort. added. committee meeting at Wogman’s; 4 p.m., cherub and marbles in the CCIL. fort is going to be needed against stands 3-0-2 in the HCC and 5-3-2 but couldn’t dent tbe opposition’s "Overall we had a lack of team in East’s next outing is a home en junior choirs, 7:30 p.m., Emanuel concert series com tensity. We had some players who counter fuesday agaipst South' The following events are scheduled at the Church of The Silk Town win over Conard Windham for the CCIL cham overall. defense. mittee; Toastmasters. had it but we didn’t have it as a Catholic at 3:15. Nazarene for the coming week: was only its second in the last seven pionship,” he stated. Despite the deadlock. East can "It was like two guys battling and Wednesday—9:30 a m.. Old Guard trip to Bradley Air Monday—11:30 p.m., chapel at the Cornerstone Christ years. Results: 1. Lacey ( M ) 16:18 for 2.5 still gain laurels for a third con no one broke. It was no decision,” Museum, return at 3:30 p. m.; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir School with Pastor Neale McLain. Maureen Lacey took individual miles. 2. Castagna (M l, 3. Salzberg secutive year as it still has dates stated Eagle Coach Tom Malin. "It Thursday —10 a m., pra.yer group; 11;15 a.m., care (C), 4. Harvey (M), 5. Hart IC), 6. against Xavier, next Saturday after was two heavyweights who went at 0 Tue.sday —2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convalescent honors for Manchester with a 16:18 and visitation; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 5:30 p.m., youth Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7;30 p.m., N YI clocking over the 2.5 mile layout Sullivan (M ), 7. Murphy (C), 8. Bot noon at Cougar Field at 2 o’clock, each other. It was a knock-down, Undermanned Tech supper, 6:30 p.m., confirmation classes. council meeting in church parlor. withideammate Becky Castagna a tone (M l, 9. Gilliam (C), 10. Skuba and St. Paul, in Bristol on Oct. 26. drag-out affair with no decision.” Saturday—8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting in Wednesday—6 to 7 p.m., children’s caravan; 7 p.m.. strong second in 16:31. Meg Harvey (C). Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Chancel Choir rehearsal; 7;30 p.m., youth ministry by kickers succumb Rev. Haskins followed by youth minister search com Here’s South’s week mittee meeting. Eaglette tankers first half with Cheney drawing even . Thursday —7;30 p.m., first in film series, "How Minus six of its 18-man varsity at 11:20 as Dan Wright converted a The following events are scheduled for South United Should We Then Live?” by Francis Schaeffer followed roster, including five starters, un dermanned Cheney Tech faltered in penalty kick. A tripping violation in C Methodist Church for the coming week: by discussion. Monday —7:30 p.m.. United Methodist women, recep Friday —7 p.m,, dinner honoring Florence Wood at the second half and succumbed, 4-1, the area brought the free boot. It topple Newington to Coventry High in COC soccer ac was Wright's third goal of the tion hall. Buckboard Restaurant. Tuesday —9:30 a.m., women in the vineyard, educa tion Friday in Coventry. season. tion wing: 7 p.m., youth choir; 7;30 p.m., women’s The win lifts the Patriots to 6-1 in Pete Ballieper tallied th& game- prayer and study group. 20 Hartford Road. Lobster dinner at Center East Catholic girls’ swimming the 200 IM, Ebreo took second .in the the conference and 8-2 overall while winner at 6:27 of the second hplf for, Wednesday—7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. team upended previously unbeaten 100 free with teammate Karen the loss for the skidding Beavers the Patriots with Gia'como at 15:55 The following events are scheduled at Center Thursday—noon, senior Methodists; 6:30 p.m., junior Newington High, 76-51, Friday in Stearns third in the same event. Lin drops them to 2-3-2 in the COC and 3- and .Sean Fowler at 21;42 adding Congregational Church for the coming week; choir; 7;3D p.m., education work area; 7:30 p.m., Newington. da Bartin was third in diving for the 3-3 overall. some insurance. Sunday —11:15 a.m.. Center Nursery School bake Coventry had an overwhelming 28- T pastor’s coffee at 32 Norwood St. The win lifts the Eaglette tankers' Eaglettes while Swanson and Amy The Techmen, undefeated but sale; 7 p.m., new member conversations, 262 Ferguson Friday —10 a m.. Al-Anon. to 4-1 while Newington dips to 4-1 Fitzgerald took 2-3 in the 100 threeTimes tied in their opening six 4 edge in the shots department. Road. with the loss. breaststroke behind Dakin. outings, have dropped three in a Beleaguered Tech goalie John Cyr Monday —10 a.m., Emma Nettleton group, Robbins East’s next outing is Tuesday East took both relays with row. turned aside 17 shots while Coventry Room; 7:30 p.m., grace group. Federation Room; 7;30 against E.O. Smith in Storrs at 5:30. Stephanie Greenwald, Dakin, Swan “ We had 12 out of 18 players there. keeper Ron Turn had four saves. p.m.. Gospel of John, Robbins Room. Tidings deadline nears Senior Lynn HemPel was a double son and Stearns combining for, the The others were either out injured "We were letting shots in the mid Tuesday —3; 30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room ; 5; 30 winner for Ea.st, securing the 50 free win in the 200 medley relay and or sick, ” cited Tech Coach Paul dle of the field again. We had some The following meetings are scheduled for North p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room; 6;30 p.m., sac.-fd and 100-yard backstroke. Freshman Stearns, Freemer, Hempel and ■Soucy. "The first half we played letdowns by the defense,” .Soucy United Methodist Church for the coming week: dance group. Federation Room; 7;30 p.m., department Michelle Freemer swept the 200 and Ebreo teaming in the 400 free relay. well but the second half, I don’t noted Monday —7:30 p.m., membership and evangelism of fellowship, Robbins Room. 500-yard freestyles while Angela know what to say about it.” Cheney will try to get back on the committee; refugee family sponsorship committee. Wednesday—10 a.m., Bethany group, Robbins Room; Ebreo look the 200 IM, senior Marcos Giacomo opened the right track Tuesday when it hosts Tuesday—7 to 8 p.m., canvass committeejrteeting; 8 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir, choral room. JoAnne Swanson won the 100 Tech runners scoring for Coventry at 10:22 of the Vinal Tech in a 3:15 start. to 9 p.m., advanced gifts; 7;30 p.m., ecumenical'prayer Thursday—7:30 p.m., church council, Robbins Room, butterfly, Carolyn Tuller took diving group. _ . Hflraid ohoto by Pinto F rid ay—6 p.m., lobster dinner. Woodruff Hall. and junior Meg Dakin secured the Wednesday —10 to 11;30 p.m” , pastor’s class; 9 p.m.. Friday and Saturday—confirmation retreat, Trinita, 100-yard breaststroke. trip Coventry ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Tidings deadline. New Hartford. Kim Shewokis annexed a third in RHAM fops Bolton Cheney Tech cross country team continu^ its march through the Bennet harriers Charter Oak Conference Friday in soccer clash Religious Services score (double with a 19-40 win over Coventry High in Coventry. Bennet boys’ and g irls’ cross The win moves the Techmen to 5-0 Gaining some momentum by Coach Ray Boyd. 31 Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor; St Maj. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson. CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall THE country teams took verdicts from scoring against the wind in the first "W e made one mistake the first Andover Rev John L. S u p re n a n t, NORTH UNITED METHODIST School; 10:25 a.m.. coffee and OF LATTER DAY SAINTS. 30 in the conference, 6-3 overall. Next 9:30 a m.. Sund^ school; 10:45 and Vernon streets. Eugene half, RHAM High applied the half and let them get going We associate pastor. Saturday CHURCH. 300 Parker St. Richard fellowship; 11 a.m.. worship. Woodside St. Wayne S. Taylor, BIBLE Timothy Edwards of South Windsor. outing is Monday at home against a m , holiness meeting; 7 p.m., Brewer and Steve Holt, ministers. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL masses at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday W. Dupee. pastor. 8:45 and 10:15 SOUTH UNITED METHODIST bishop. 9:15 a m., sacrament Friday at Charter Oak Park. The whitewash brush to Bolton High, 3-0, allowed them a one-on-one and got a salvation meeting. Sunday services: 9 a.m. Bible HTh., worship, ddult Bible class, SPEAKS Vinal Tech. CHURCH (UNITED CHURCH OF masses at 7:30. 9:30 and 10:45 CHURCH. 1226 Main St. Dr. meeting 10:15 a.m., Sunday in COC soccer action Friday in goal. That gave them some momen UNITED PENTECOSTAL classes; 10 a.m. worship; 6 p.m. nursery, coffee between services; By boys won by a 25-34 count with the C h ^ e y ’s Jim Mumley took in CHRIST). 107 Route 6 at Long Hill a m ; Holy Days at 7 a.m.. 5:30. Shephard S. Johnson, Rev. school and primary; 11:25 a.m., CHURCH. 187 Woodbrldge St. worship. Wednesday: 7 p.m. Bi 10:15 a.m., church school, girls in front, 18-41. • Hebron.- tum," Boyd saw. Road. Rev. Richard‘ H. Taylor, 7:30 p m. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 and priesthood and relief society. Eugene dividual honors with a 18:22 clocking Rev. Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 ble study. Nursery provided for all nursery; 5:30 to 7 p.m.. Junior and Bennet’s Tim Stahl took the boys’ The win lifts the Sachems to 3-3-1 Scott Atherly eight minutes.deep pastor. Sunday worship. 10 a.m.. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL 10:45 a.m., worship; 9 a.m.. ST. JAMES CHURCH, 896 Brewer for 3.1 miles. Nick Foran, Jeff Virr, am., Sunday school; 11 a.m.. services. senior igh MYF; 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., in the league and 4-4-2 overall'while nursery care provided, social CHURCH. United Church of church school, nursery through Main St. Rev. Francis V. race with a time of 9:39 over a 1.7- into the seconil half and Ron Taliho morning worship: 6 p.m., evening FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. junior and senior sacred dance Matt Levesque, Brendan Owens, hour after the service. Christ. Rt. 44A. Rev. Robert K. grade 9; 10:45 a.m.. nursery and KrukowskI, Rev. Robert Burbank, mile layout. Dave Lajeunesse was the loss drops the Bulldogs to 2-4-1 in at the 31-minute liiark added tallies worship; 7:30 p.m., bible study SCIENTIST. 447 N. Main St. 10:30 groups. Hqly Communion first Herald photos by Pinto , Ron Buysse' and Peter Schifley Bechlold. 9:45 a m., church senior high class; 6 p.m.. United Rev. Richard A. Lamore. team COC play and 4-4-1 overall. (Tuesday): p p.m.. Ladles' prayer a.m.. church service. Suriday Sunday of each month. fourth. Senan Gorman fifth, Doug for RHAM. school, grades nursery through 6; Methodist youth fellowship; 6 minister Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Two men exploring an aban swept third thru eighth places for Bolton (Thursday): 7 p.m.. Men's prayer school, and care for small Bolton’s next outing is Tuesday at "The wind was a controlling fac SECOND CONGREGATIONAL p.m., S.O.S.; 7:30 p.m., adult Bi Saturday masses at 4 and 6:30 doned mine lost their way. Stoker seventh, Peter Follett eight, Cheney. 10 a m., worship service: 11 a.m,, (Thursday): 7 p.m,. Youth service children. MAUREEN LACEY (LEFT), BECKY CASTAGNA CHURCH OF ST. MAURICE. 32 church school, for grades 7 CHURCH. 385 N. Main St. The ble study. p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, 9, Frantically they searched for a Mike Burns ninth, Dave Larkin 10th, Results: 1. Mumley (CTl 18:22 for home against perennial COC. tor along with, the momentum. ” (Friday). COMMUNITY BAPTIST Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 . . . took 1-2 for Manchester girl runners Hebron Road The Rev. J. Clifford through adult, coffee and CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST 10:30 a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. way out. but to no avail. Nearly Dale Crocker IIth and Tom Lyon powerhouse Rocky Hill High, voiced Boyd. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. 43 CHURCH. 585 E. Center St. Rev. a m. worship service and church 3.1 miles, 2. Gray (C), 3. Foran Curtjn. pastor Saturday mass at fellowship, confirmation class, Dan Keefe tallied at the 4-minute Spruce St. Rev. Richard Gray, James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 school; 11 a.m. fellowship hour. exhausted, they sat down to 12th for the Bears." (CT), 4. Virr ICT), 5. Levesque RHAM had a 15-14 edge in shots 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30. activities for grades nursery pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship ser 6 9:15 and 11 a m. a m.. Church school for all ages, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL rest, when one felt a faint On the distaff side, Bennet’s Deb mark of the first half to get the with Bulldog keeper "Ted Brown through 6. and junior choir vice. nursery: 9:15 a.m., Sunday (C T), 6. Owens (CT). 7. Buysse BOLTON UNITED METHODIST kindergarten through Grade 4 CHURCH. 11 Center Street. Rev. current of air brush his face. Sachems moving, making eight stops and RHAM net- rehearsal. school: 7 p.m.. Informal worship. bie Dussault took honors with a (C T), 8, Schifley (CT), 9. Breault CHURCH. 1041 Boston Turnpike. continuing during the service; Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior They followed this current, THE F IR S T ST. JOHN'S POLISH 10:26 clocking. She vyas followed by "W e had plenty of opportunities, minder Tim Cavanagh seven stops. Rev. Marjorie Hiles. pastor. 11 10:30 a.m.. Morning worship, pastor; Rev. Chet Copeland, pausing at passageway junc (Cl, 10. Eckert (C). CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NATIONAL CATHOLIC CHURCH. nursery provided. HOME teammates Sherry VeUl, ‘ Kristine especially in the first half with the Sweeperback .Mai Fergsuon arid a m,, worship service, nursery. associate pastor; Rev. Clifford O. Tribe girl tankers OF COVENTRY.. 1171 Main St. tions to determine its direc 23 Gotway St. Rev. Walter A. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. Simpson, pastor emeritus. 10 wind. But we had some shots go just stopper Mike Daly played well for ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL Rev. Bruce Johnson, pastor. 11 tion. Soon they emerged into Howard and Kathy Comeau. Jamie Hyszko. pastor. 8:30 a.m., mass 236 Main St. Rev. Neale McLain, a m. Worship srvice, sanctuary: wide of' the goal,” cited Bolton CHURCH. Boston Turnpike. Rev. a m., worship: 9:30 a.m.. church in English and Polish. the daylight. Ross, Stacey Tomkiel, Mindy Forde, Bolton. ' senior pastor; Rev. George Em- 10 a m. Church School. DELIVERY John C, Holliger.'vicar. 10 a.m.. school In Church Lane House. ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S Sue Allen and Jessica Marshall were East girl JV mitt. minister of visitation and TEMPLE BETH SHOLOM. 400 Many people find their lives Family Eucharist: 11 a.m., Nursery care provided. CHURCH. 741 E. Middle Turrv outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday E. Middle Turnplkp. Rabbi devoid of meaning and direc eighth thru 12th for the Bears. Nursery program and coffee pike. Rev. Martin J. Scholsky, edged out at wire hooters tie .school; i0:45 a.m., worship, Richard J. Plavin, Israel Tabatsky, tion. Disillusioned even with fellowship. pastor Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; X Manchester children’s church and nursery; 7 cantor. Or. Leon Wind, Rabbi their religious experiences, East Catholic girls’ jayvee soccer Indian stickers win BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Sunday masses at 6:30. 10 and Call CHURCH. Bolton Center Road. p.m.. evening service, nursery. Emeritus. Services, 6:15 p.m. GOSPEL HALL, Center Street. 11:30. a.m. they frantically cast about for Closest of margins found the ■ Isabelle Lecoester and Jeanne Tribe frosh team deadlocked Ellington, 1-1,' Rev. J. Stanton Conover. 9:30 CALVARY CHURCH Friday and 9:45 a.m.. Saturday. 10 a m., breaking bread; 11:45 $T. BRIDGET CHURCH. 70 a Way out of life's maze. Most Friday in Ellington. With the only goal coming in the and that's all Manchester needed. It a m..* worship, church school, (Assemblies of God), 647 E, Mid EMANUEL LUTHERAN Manchester High girls’ swimming Lemieux just nipped by a foot for a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m.. Main St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan never stop long enough to gritdders win Jennifer Romeo scored for the nursery; 10:30 a.m.. coffee and dle Turnpike. Rev. Kenneth L. CHURCH, Church and Chestnut team on the- short end of a 64-63 the important third placement. opening minute of play, Manchester was Brown’s league-leading 11th gospeJ meeting. and Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, co Gustafson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., detect the faint freshness of fellowship; 10:45 a m., forum, Streets. Rev. Dale H. Gustafson score in a hard-fought CCIL en Lemieux started the anchor leg Manchester High freshman foot: ybung 3-1-2 Eaglettes, Chris Baffin High held on for a 1-0 shutout win goal of the season. FULL GOSPEL pastors. Saturday masses at 5 Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., ser and Rev. Michael Lohmann, God's truth. Once that current adult study group and 7:30 p.m; Sunday masses at counter Friday against Conard High ball team took a 12-0 victory over and Kate Colliton-also played well over Simsbury High in CCIL girls’ Anchored by the netminding of INTERDENOMINATIONAL vice of worship; 6:30 p.m., pastors; Stephen E. Farwlg, in is discovered, It can be' approximately 45 yards behind and CHURCH. 745. Main St. Rev. 7:30, 9, 10:30 and noon. the South Windsor High frosh, for Eastjy, goalie EvetteJOla, the Silk Towners evening service. tern; the Rev. C. Henry Anderson, followed with deliberate cer at Cornerstone Pool in West Hart was just touched out at the wall. • field'hockey action Friday at the In-, Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES. 647. Coventrv UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST pastor emeritus. 6 a.m.. contem Friday at Illing. dians’ pitch. didn’t allow the Trojans to get going a m., praise, worship service and Tolland T u rn p ik e ., Tuesday: tainty to its source — to God ford. Troy swept the 100 and 200 SOCIETY: East. 153 W. Vernon porary worship with Communion, Brian Brophy scored on a ’38-yard offensively. Sophomore Katie COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN Bible study; 7 p.m., deliverance Congregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; and his word, John 8:32. The heart-breaking loss drops the freestyles while Noone secured the The win lifts the Indians to 3-4-1 in St. Rev. Arnold Wpstwood. chapel; 8:30 a.m., worship; 9:45 run while Dwayne Albert tallied on Sports CHURCH. Route 44-A and Trow servlde. Thursday: Theocratic School 647-9940 As there were many blind Indian tankers to 2-2 for the season. 50 free and 100 backstroke for the In the league and 3-5-1 overall while Blodgett turned in a strong defen minist10:30 a.m.. Service. a.m.. church school, adult forum, bridge Road, Rev. Brad Evans.- FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, 52 passages in the mine, so there a 7-yard scamper for the young In (speaking course). 7:30 p.m.; ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL bible study, nursery; 11 a.m., Next outing is Tuesday afternoon at dians. Freshman diver Shelly Fac- the loss drops the Trojans to 0-6-2. sive outing for Manchester with Jen pastor. Sunday, 9:30 a.m. Lake St. Rev. James Beiiasov, 'Calendar Service Meeting (ministry CHURCH. Park and Church worship, nursery. are many ways in life that home against Wethersfield High at tora set a school mark with a win dians, 2-1-1 for the season. “ We’re hoping this win will give Kohut and Wendy Burgess also worship: 10:45 a.m. Sunday pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; training). 6:15 p.m.; Sunday: school; 7 p.m. Bible study -and Street. Rev. Stephen K. Jacob CONCORDIA LUTHERAN seem right but whose end is Jason Mansur, Frank Hoher, Dan us some momentum to pick up in the playing well. 10:30 a.m.. worship service; 7 Public Bible Lecture. 9:30 a.m.; son. Rev. Frederick D. Moser, 3:30. ning point total of 177.00 points. The sellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 CHURCH (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. Rev. death. Proverbs 14:12. Addabbo and Darren Parent offen downleg part of the season,” cited p.m.. evening servide. Watchtower Study, 10:25. curate. 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; The Indians needed to go 1-3 in the old mark of 174.70 points was set by p.m. prayer meeting. Burton 0. Strand, pastor. 6 a.m.. sively and »dohn Buccheri, Chris Saturday Simsbury took the jayvee contest, , CHURCH OF THE ZION EVANGELICAL 9 a.m. first, second and fourth Holy Communion, nursery; 9:15 last event, the 400-yard free relay, Judy Stoker in 1979. Manchester Coach Janice Dahm. PRINCE OF PEACE ASSUMPTION. Adams Street at LUTHERAN CHURCH (Missouri Sundays. Holy Communion and a.m.. Christian growth hour, to take the meet. The top foursome Beaudry and Bob Latvia defensively “ We hope this gives us a shot at the 1-0. Kelly O’Connell and Sue Mirante LUTHERAN CHURCH. Route 31 Thompson Road. Rev. Edward S. Synod), Cooper and High streets. FOOTBALL Church school; third Sunday, nursery; 10:30' a.m.. Holy Com played w e ll for, M anchester. .500 mark needed for tournament played well for the young Indians. and North River Road. Rev. W. H. Pepin, pastor. Saturday masses Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. 9 CHURCH OF GHMST of Kris Noone, Pam Gurney, Beth Noone and Tracy O’Brien took. 1-2 morning prayer; 11 a.m. first. se-> munion, nursery. fianrljratpr Hrrall) Buccheri had two interceptions. ManrheNtrr at Conard, 1:30 Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sunday at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday a.m.. Divine worship; 10:15 a.m LydiN and Vamon Blraata Fournier and Maryann Troy took the qualification,” she added. Manchester’s next engagement is rond and third Sundays, Holy TRINITY COVENANT in the backstroke while Factors and school; 10:15 a.m.. worship ser masses at 7:30. 9. 10:30 and Paul Cooney, Mike Generis and Jim SOCCER at home Wednesday against Conard Sunday School and Youth Forum. Communion; fourth Sunday, mor CHURCH. 302 Hacatack St. Rev. PtMoa: MB-KM event with the No. 2 relay of Jen Toby Brown, on a breakaway, vice. 11:45 a.m. Nancy Granger went 1-2 in diving Tunxis at MCC, I I a.m. Holy Communion first and third ning prayer. Holy Communion Norman Swenson. 6 a.m., nifer Heinrich, Marie Jeannotte, Keily also played well for the locals. tallied 40 seconds into the contest High at 3:30. ST. MARY’S CHURCH. Route SALVATION ARMY."661 Main Sunday. for Manchester. ' every Wednesday at 10 a.m. worship; 9:25 a.m.. Sunday
I 4 - 10 MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Sat , Oct. 16. 1982 MANCHESTER HERALD, Sat., Oct. 16,’-1982 - I) Unfair charges snag NFL talks Ivy League grid race up in air Scoreboard By United Press International ture. ning streak against Rutgers. ’Die URI and four to BU. off talks. We are here to bargain.” HI NT VALLEY, Md (UPI) — The marathon bargaining session that list,” Columbia, which upset Princeton Eagles, 3-1-1, are 16-point favorites New Hampshire, 1-1 in league In a formal statement released at 5:45 p.m., the Players Associa The request was not part of the pre-arranged bargaining agenda for ’The football season is four weeks with its aerial show last week to over the 3-2 Scarlet Knights. play, is at Lehigh and Northeastern between the striking ^FL Players Association and Management the day. Mid the spokesman, and it appeared to come as a surprise to old for the Ivy League teams but the Radio] CouiK-il were stalemated Friday by conflicts over the union’s unfair tion blasted the Council’s version of what transpired. snap a 10-game losing streak, hasn’t “Boston College has an outstan hosts AIC. "The Management Council’s statement issued this afternoon is non race for the title is just beginning. beaten Yale since a 15-14 verdict in ding team. And they’re the biggest Powerful Plymouth State looks labor practice charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board. Even so, victories by Harvard and , sense,” said the union. “We will have no further comment on it. Among the numerous charges the union has filed with the NLRB are 1971. Yale won for the first time last team I’ve seen all year,” said for its fifth straight shutout against Gymnastics 'TV A union spokesman said late Friday afternoon that the NFLPA is Columbia Saturday would all but Mediator Sam Kagel has emphasized to us that the news blackout is several concerning allegations of bad-faith bargaining by the Council week over Boston University and Rutgers coach Frank Burns. Framingham State. In other New being asked to drop unfair labor practice charges filed with the NLRB eliminate last year’s co-champions, still in effect.” on the key issue of a centralized pay fund tied to sMle. must win Saturday to keep their title Boston University and Rhode England Conference games, it’s accusing the league's negotiating arm of “refusing to bargain in.good Rumors and published reports that a settlenient might Dartmouth and Yale. ’The Big Green faith ' At 7:10 p.m. EDT, Kagel said the two sides, who had broken off dis hopes alive. And coach Carm Cozza Island meet in URI’s Homecoming Western Connecticut at cussions for about seven hours after the reported management faced Thursday aftenoon despite the news blackout Kagel and the Elis each have one league knows it won’t be easy. and a loss will be just about fatal to Bridgewater State; Curry at Jim Miller, Director of Information for the Council, disagreed with upon his arrival Tuesday night. At his daily press bnefmg Thur^ay toss and only once in Ivy history — in Wininger pupils that union assessment of the brief 15 minutes of face-to-face talks request, had decided to resume meeting and would talk throughout either team’s hopes for a Yankee Western New England; Nichols at .S-VTURDAV the night. Kagel also placed a news Jid on “everybody concerned” un afternoon, Kagel said, “Contrary to rumors and reports, a settlement 1963 — has a team with two defeats “They look like the best Columbia Conference title. BU has the con Maine Maritime and Westfield State between the two sides as negotiations began at 11 a.m. EDT.on the managed to qop a share of the title. team I’ve seen since I’ve been at do very well 10 a.m. Tennis World Cup Fall til noon EDT Saturday. is not imminent.” , - j ____ ference’s second leading ground- at Massachusetts Maritime. 25th day of the players’ strike. The source close! to the negotiations said early Friday Harvard vMts Dartmouth looking Yale,” Cozza Mid. '"rhey’re coming W ininger’s G ym nastics of Finals, ESPN. "At the commencement of mediation efforts today and in the Earlier, the union spokesman said the subject of the NFLPA’s un: gainer in Paul Lewis while URI Elsehwere, it’s Amherst at Manchester recently competed in a. 1 World Series: Cards vs. while some noneconomic issues had been resolved, to M y that there for its first win against the Big off a big win and even in the games noseguard Barney Rinaldi had 10 presence of the mediator, the union wanted to add the right to a con fair labor practice charges came up during a discussion of non they’ve lost they’ve been in it all the Hamilton; Wesleyan at Bates; Compulsory Class IV meet against Brewers, Channels 22, ,30, WPOP economic issues “as a pre-condition for doing anything else.” had been a settlement of those matters “woul#be an overstatement, Green since 1978. Dartmouth is'0-4 tackles in the Rams’ victory over tinuance of litigation after reaching an agreement,” said Miller. and a loss Saturday would mean the Williams at Bbwdoin; Central Simsbury, Plainville and East Hart 1 Foolhall. UConn vs. Holy “It’s like a ’spitter’ because ‘spitter’ is an illegal pitch,” he said. but I don’t want.to indicate that. There’s a lot of work left to do on way.” Northeastern. "Management asked for a list of items they (NFLPA) still intend to worst start by a Big Green club in 29 Upstart Penn, on top of the Ivies Connecticut at Springfield; Colby at ford in Simsbury and did very well. Cross, WDRC “We are in caucus, but we are not refusing to talk. We will not break them.” litigate even after an agreement is reached and we are still awaiting years. with a 3-0 mark, visits Lafayette Massachusetts, 1-0 in the con Trinity; Lowell at Buffalo State; In the 9-and-under group. Dawn 1..30 CFL Football: Montreal “Everyone’s in contention for the while Princeton hosts Army and ference, travels to Maine for a bat Tufts at Middlebury; District of Buoncure took sixth in valut; Deb vs. Ednionion, ESPN league title,” Mid Harvard’s Joe Brown travels to Cornell. tle with Lorenzo Bouierless Black Columbia at New Haven; St. bie Jolane was fifth on the beam, 2 Boxing: Pedroza vs. Taylor, Restic, although Brown, Cornell and Boston College, which dropped out Bears. Bouier is out with a broken Lawrence at Norwich; Towson Susie Leger fourth on the beam; Channel 8 Go up 2-1 in World Series Columbia have two league losses of the Top 20 with its loss to West leg. Both of Maine’s conference Slate at Southern Connecticut, and Ca’rrie Leger first in floor exericse 2.10 Foothall: Notre Dame vs. and are pretty much out of the pic- Virginia, hopes to start a new win losses have been in overtimes: six to WPl at Hofstra. and beam, third on the bars and se Arizona, WINE cond all-around; Keri Lindland was 3:30 use vs. Stanford, first in vault, first on the bars, se Channel 3 UConn split end cond on the beam and first all- 4 Boxing: Fletcher vs; Green, McGee homers Cards into lead around. Channel 30 In the 10-11 age group, Jenny 7:15 W halers vs. Canucks, Sarles won the beam and was.fourth WTIC MILWAUKEE (UPI) — St. Louis field fence in the first inning to take after he had tripled to rightcenter. however, walked Money to toad the 7:30 Bruins vs. Oilers, bases and Herzog wasted no time in all-around. In 12-14, Shauna Hinchen rookie. Willie McGee turned brew an extra-base hit away from Paul Smith also doubled in the fifth and Hugger reception was third on the beam and second in Cllannel 38 Molitor and robbed Gorman Thomas scored ahead of McCJee’s home run. bringing in his ace, Sutter. master by driving in four runs with vault. 8 Hangers vs. Canadtens, a record-tying two homers and of a two-run homer in the ninth with The Cardinals scored their final Sutter threw just one pitch to Channel 9 added two sparkling catches Friday a running, leaping grab against the run in the ninth wjien Vuckovich Moore, who fouled it high above the 8:30 Saturday night at the night and the Cardinals knocked the left-center field fence. issued a two-out walk to Ozzie Smith Cardinal dugout on the third-base away from record fights, ESPN gusto out of the Milwaukee Brewers Joaquin Andujar and three with the baMS-loaded. side. Oberkfell ran to the edge of the with a 6-2 victory to take a two relievers also played a pivotal role Prior to Cooper’s homer, the dugout steps, then reached in and SUNDAY games to one lead in the World in the victory as they combined to Brewers posed only two serious caught the ball in the webbing of his STORRS (UPI) — Connecticut had,” Hugger said. “I’m happy to Hockey 10:.30 Tennis. World Cup Fall .Series. hold the hard-hittingBrewers to only scoring threats. In the third they put glove for the final out of the inning. split end Keith Hugger draws more have played with those guys and Finals, ESPN' The fourth game of the World five hits. Andujar blanked runners on second and third with one than his share of respect from learned.” 1 Notre Dame vs. Arizona,, Series will be played Saturday Milwaukee on two hits over the first out when Charlie Moore walked and The Cardinals, who managed only defensive backs and opposing The 5-foot-lO, 174-pound Hugger ESPN (taped delay) 6 beginning at 1:20 p.m. EDT, with six innings, but was forced to leave went to third on a double by one infield hit off Vuckovich over coaches, including a lot of double proved himself wrong, surpassing 4 CFL Football: Calgary vs. rookie Dave LaPoint pitching for the game with one out in the seventh Gantner, but Andujar got but of the the first four innings, finally broke coverage this season. Eccleston’s mark with a New Hamilton, ESPN England record 1,145 yards last Na tio n a l hcx’Kk y l e a g u k the Cardinals and Moose Haas going when he was struck on the right jam by striking out Molitor on a 3-2 through in the fifth. Yet the senior receiver needs only By United Press International 4:30 World Series: Brewers vs. for the Brewers. kneecap by a hard grounder off the pitch and getting Yount on a With one out, Lonnie Smith one reception in UConn’s road game year. . Wales Conference Cards, Channels 22, 30, WPOP McGee, known more for his speed bat of Ted Simmons. Andujar was grounder to second. ' doubled to left-center and missed against Holy Cross Saturday to es Hugger is averaging 18.8 yards Patrick Division 3 Houston vs. Southern per catch over four seasons at W L T Pis GF GA than his power, hit a three-run removed from the game and Jim The Brewers didn’t threaten again turning it into a triple when he tablish a school record for career N\’ Islanders 4 1 0 8 7S> 13 Methodist, USA (taped delay) homer in the fifth inning off loser Kaat, Doug Bair and Bruce Sutter until the seventh and it took a fine stumbled rounding first base. Smith receptions. Hugger is tied with Ken UConn, and he already has set the I’hiladelphia 4 1 0 8 24 18 7:30 Tennis: Florida Federal university record of 1,749 career New Jersey 1 1 3 5 16 17 Pete Vuckovich to snap a scorelbss came on to hold the Brewers the play by third baseman Ken moved to third when first baseman Miller (1978-81) at 93 for all-time Washington 2 2 0 4 16 16 Open, USA tie and added a solo blast, also off rest of the way. Oberkfell to prevent them from Cooper booted lorg’s grounder and pass receptions. yards. NY Hangers 2 3 0 4 19 17 8 (ikiahoma vs. Kansas, ESPN McGee became the first St. Louis Hugger has caught 15 passes for Connecticut coach Walt Nadzak Uiltshurgn 1 3 1 3 14 26 Vuckovich, to cap a two-run' Sutter received credit for a save, scoring. With one out, Simmons Adams Division (taped delay) seventh. McGee became only the but he had a scoreless string in post singled off Andujar’s knee and Kaat player to homer in the Series when 299 yards for an average of 19.9 knows his team has to try to parlay Mfinlreal 4 1 0 8 23 16 third rookie in World Series history season play snapped in the eighth he drilled a Vuckovich pitch into the yards per reception, despite playing the double coverage on Hugger into ItMstnn 3 1 1 7 14 15 was brought in. Kaat struck out Ben (JlH'i'PC 2 2 1 5 24 25 to hit two homers in a game, tying when Cecil Cooper homered Oglivie, but Thortias followed with a right field bleachers. the last three games with a frac an advantage for the Huskies. Mart ford 0 2 2 2 13 15 the record set by the Yankees’ following a two-out walk to Robin single and St. Louis manager Whitey McGee cracked his second homer tured bone in his left wrist. Hugger “We have to get the ball to other MiiMalo 0 3 1 1 14 20 people,” Nadzak said. “If, we’re ('ampbell ('onference Charlie Keller in 1939 and equaled Yount. Sutter had previously not Herzog summoned Bair to pitch to of the game in the seventh to give fractured the wrist trying to cushion Norris Division by the Yankees’ Tony Kul^k in 1957. allowed a run 7 2-3 Innings of relief. pinch hitter Don Money. Bair, the Cardinals a 5-0 lead. a fall during UCtonn’s second game. patient, and do some of the other W L T Pts GF GA Bowling things well, he’ll.,(Hugger) have his Minnesota 3 0 1 7 20 12 Oddly, Kubek’s two homers also The Cardinals managed only six Hugger’s exceptional junior year, UhiraMo 2 1 1 5 20 19 came at County Stadium against the hits off Vuckovich, who went 8 2-3 in which he caught 57 passes for 1,- big catches before the season’s Louis 2 3 0 4 14 20 t ____ then Milwaukee Braves. ' innings. But a pair of errors by his 143 yards and seven touchdown and over,” Tfironto 0 3 2 2 15 22 Detroit 0 3 1. 1 8 19 McGee is the only Cardinal to hit a teammates helped contribute to his set a university record with a 91- One of Hugger’s most imporant Smylhe Division home run in post-season play, The downfall. An error by Cooper on a Holmes to defend yard scoring reception, virtually receptions came two years ago in Los Angeles 2 0 2 6 15 11 POWDER PUFF- Madeline Worcester, Mass., against Holy Winnipeg 3 2 0 6 25 15 Dieterle 461, Betty Lamoureaux 192- switch-hitting outfielder also grounder by Dane lorg preceeded guarantees double coverage Kftmonton 2 2 1 5 25 27 UPI photo homered in the last inning of the McGee’s home run in the fifth, and a regardless of the opponent. Cross. Hugger caught a two-point Herald photo by Pinto falgarv 2 3 0 4 25 23 180-526, Mary Wright 228-569, Edith final National League playoff game throwing error by second baseman “Hugger at split end is probably conversion pass from quarterback V -nf ouver 1 3 1 3 13 17 Tracy 182-479, Evelyn Feder 183-471, CARDINALS’ WILLIE McGEE 'Top four in each division qualify for Loraine Hahn 471. in Atlanta. Jim Gantner on a relay play enabled title against Cobb the best split end we’ve seen so Ken Sweitzer with no time left in the Leads footrace Sianle\ Tup plavoffs.) robs Paul Molltor of hit in first Inning He also leaped against the center- Lonnie Smith to score in the seventh far,” Holy Cross coach Rick Carter game to give UConn an 18-17 Friday s Games l.aVAE IND U STRIA L- Bob 0 defense for the 32-year-old Holmes, Mid. triumph. It’s a footrace for the soccer ball with Manchester’s Bill Peschke (No Games Scheduled) NEW YORK (UPI) - World He was recruited as a quarterback Hugger, at -the coaches’ sugges Saturday's Games Oliver 210, John Myers 236, Dan Boxing Council heavyweight cham who last fought on June 11 in Las (4) leading Hall’s Tyler Maddry (22) and Sarvmy Kostells. (All Times EDT) Humiston 201-565, .Tack Funke 204, Vegas, Nev., when he knocked out but moved to receiver early in his tion, worked with weights during the Peschke assisted on winning goal as Indians took 3-1 win , Kdiminton at Boston. 7:06 p.m. Best season in three years assured pion Larry Holmes will defend his freshman year. summer months in an effort to enter VjiPf’ouver at Hartford. 7:3& p.m. Pat Castagna 211, Bill Leonard 200- No. 1 contender Gerry Cooney in the Thursday to remain undefeated. Philadelphia at Quebec. 7:35 p.m title against Randall “Tex” Cobb in “I didn’t have any visions of his senior season bigger and 550, Jim Mistretta 205. November on ABC-TV, a spokesman 13th round. Holmes’s record is 40-0 Biitlalo at Washington. 8:06 pm . with 30 knockouts. playing receiver at all,” Hugger stronger. ' N Y Hangers at Montreal. 8:U6 p.m for the champion confirmed Friday. said.' He played behind Reggie “It really is frustrating to come Ij )'-’ Angeles at N Y. Islanders. 8:06 Y- Claughsey 157-148-424, Bell 152- "There’s been no formal an Cobb, the WBC’s No. 5 contender, p fp 146-424, Twaronite 155-145-418, Zaz- was scheduled to fight World Boxing Elccleston, who in 1980 caught 50 back after working hard over the N'l’W Jersey at Pittsburgh. 8:06 p m nouncement yet, but the fight is on,” jqasses for 1,081 yards and nine summer and get hurt,” Hugger said. Oiieago at Toro.nto, 8 06 p.m. zaro 150-139-409, McKinney 183-405, Association champion Mike Weaver Detroit at SI l/iuis, 9:06^.m. C Luis Rodriguez Mid by phone from Bolin 149-396, Martin ,383, Bolin 382, East gridders roll over South touchdowns. The wrist injury limits his ball f .'ilcarv at Minnesota, 9:06 p.m. but the bout was postponed Rutgers underdog Holmes’ training camp in Easton, Rieder 143-381, Coleman 146-379, numerous times this year — the last “After watching Miller for two carrying to one one hand, but the Pa. “’The date of the fight depends soft touch on receptions isetifl pre Lukas 139-370, Abraitis 134-367, Just call it the overland express. an B-yard run with Post adding the time because of a split lip suffered years and Reggie during my yards, Leslie 6 for 26 yards, Zachery the job. ‘The kids are coming off on the NFL strike.” sent. “I can’t carry the ball with my Money I.eaders Calvo 149-364, Lamoureaux 143-357, East Catholic, operating out of the PAT. Quarterback John Giliberto by Cobb in training a week before sophomore, year, I thought I never 7 for 76 yards and Paul Burke 2 for the ball. They are blocking well and If the strike has not ended, the could have the kind of year Reggie left hand, that’s all,” he said. llv United Press International Aceto 142-356. Wishbone formation fof the first added to East’s total By tallying on a 10 yards. East attempted one pass, starting to execute the o fense prime-time fight will be televised on the fight. The 27-year-old Texan, in match with BC PGA GOLF Secretaries. Please include first time this year, roll^ up 416 yards I CraiR Stadler J446.462 . 2. Ray Floyd 9-yard run. that falling incomplete. well,’) voiced Kelly. Monday night, Nov. 22. If the strike who now fights out of Philadelphia, KMi.flOg 3. Tom Kite *341.081 4, Tom and last names. on the ground as it routed Hartford South came back briefly before South rushed for 15 yards on 18 East, riding a two-game winning ends, the fight will be shown Friday is 21-2 with 19 knockouts. His last Wiil.son S30B.943 5, Lanny Wadkins County Conference (HCC) arch the half on a 59-yard TD pass from carries against a tough East defense streak, will try to add to it next night, Nov. 26. fight came earlier in the year when CHESTNUT HILL, Mass. (UPI) six.) And with Army, Penn State, *3(1B.827 6. Bob Gilder *296.588. 7, Calvin Till TOWN- Dick Coons 225-577, rival South Catholic, 43-16, in foot QB Dave Marks to Mark Charette. he knocked out Jeff Shelburg. Peete $281,361 8. Jerry Pate *275,341 9, T led again by senior tackle Rich Saturday afternoon when it visits It will be the 13th straight title — It doesn’t shape -up as a par-' Syracuse, UMass and Holy Cross on Wavne Levi *275,341 10, Curtis Strange Gil Johnson 207-515, Ray Bessette ball action Friday night at Dillon Middleweight bout The pair combined on the two-point Kucinskas. The Eagle defense South Windsor High. ticularly compelling contest and the agenda, the Eagles could con WV1.37R 205-551, Roy Davis 204-515, Bill Stadium in Hartford. LPGA GOLF conversion. recovered two fumbles, one leading Boston College, with one .exception, ceivably finish 8-2-1 and have, I .loAnne Garner *306.750 2, Sandra The point production was the most Torrey 213, Bob Marchesani 208-523, The Marks-to-Charette combina to a second-quarter touchdown, and has more gimmies than character something other than Thanksgiving I Livnie *238.912. 3, Sallv Little *224,341. 4, Ray Michaud 210-537, Vinny Pinto since a 44^ win over Kolbe of “I’ve always been optimistic,” P.'itlv Sheehan *223.032 5, Beth Daniel tion hooked up on a 31-yard TD intercepted one Rebel aerial. builders remaining on its schedule. turkey to look forward to at the end tatotas 6, Hollis Starv *150,739 7, Amy 500, Andy Michaud 537, Norm Soren Bridgeport in 1974 and the win states Kelly, who suffered through Howatt to Devils may prove pivotal strike in the third stanza with John ■ The East offensive line of Deron 1-10 and 2-8 campaigns the past two The 3-1-1 Eagles host Rutgers of the season. Alcott *149.981 8, Nancy lamez *136.474 519, Dave Edwards 538, Howie. guarantees the Eagles their best Carbone adding the conversion. Bayer, Joel Sullivan, Dan Bennett, Bicknell is concerned about his 0 K.nlhy Whitworth *136,034 10, Jan mark in three years. East, winners years, “now we are starting to play Saturday night and the Scarlet-^ Stephenson *126,602 Edwards 512, Don Dzen 573, Dean South, with some momentum, had Mark Wasilefsky and Dave Murdock me. Ain’t gonna be no upsets come offense, which sputtered in wins MEN'S TENNIS only twice in ‘81, now stands at 3-2 as a team. We have good team unity ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - Knights are young and errorprone. Baker 527, Charlie Church 501. a long pass completion only to see arid alternating tight ends Vito and starting to play well as a team.” Saturday!" Their coach, Frank Burns, notes his over Navy and Temple and was I Assn of Tennis Professionals! overall, 1-0 in the HCC. the receiver hit hard with East in Whalers' deal The middleweight rankings could I Ivan Undl, Czerhoslovakia, Perrone and Kucinskas again did Fletcher is known for his tremen hounded and harassed in last week’s SI 403,850 2, Jimmv Connors 6,13,450 3, “It feels awfully good,” hard Just ask the Rebels. get a major overhaul after Satur 3-2 team is 16-point underdogs and MTE OWLS- Dot Hills 189-175- defensive end Rob Hayhurst poun dous conditioning and Green has openly admits he’s hoping to “make loss to West Virginia. But the ,lose t.uis Clere, Argentina, *609,900 4, 501, Beth Kenyon 188-482, Kathy working East Coach Jude Kelly cing on the loose pigskin. Kelly saw . EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. tagious,” Mid general' manager- day’s activity in Atlantic City. Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia, *456217 5, been working with a conditioning a decent game of it.” emergence of the BC defense, led by Guillermo Vilas, Argentina, *396,150 6, Berzenski 180, Priscilla Cushman stated, “The kids did a good job and (UPI) — The New Jersey Devils coach Billy MacMillan, a former No. 3 ranked Frank "the Animal” the fumble recovery as a key play. expert for the past month to prepare But BC coach Jack Bicknell, as linebacker Steve DeOssie, has taken ,lohn McEnroe ' 068,325 7, Vitas 471, Marion Smith 176-456, Lisa Cox Celtics take exhibition tilt teammate of Howatt’s wen both Fletcher of Philadelphia will face Gerulaitis 1263,475 8, Johan Kriek, South the coaches did well.” Giliberto scored op a 1-yard run acquired free agent left wing Garry for what he believes will be a some pressure off quarterback Doug The Eagle triumph squared the quarter with a three-point shot by flayed with the New York Islanders. No. 8 ranked James Green of Ir coaches are wont to do, looks at Africa, *254,896 9, Wojtek Fihak, 176-469, June Derench 175-450. with fullback Jim DePersia adding HARTFORD (UPI) - Robert Howatt and center Rick Meagher physical fight. Rutgers and sees a three-game win Flutie and the rest of the offense. .*221625 10. Peter McNamara. Australia.. series against South at 10-10 and Parish. from the Hartford Whalers Fridpy Meagher, 29, played with thtee vington, N.J., in a nationally the conversion with Post later on ad Parish and Danny Ainge came alive ning streak (but doesn’t mention the "That’s the most impressive thing *223.625 CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY- Jim ended a three-game losing streak to Ainge, who was limited to five for center Merlin Malinowski and- championship clubs at Boston televised (NBC) 12-round fight at WOMEN'S TENNIS ding his third touchdown scamper, in the second half to lead the Boston Instructor Frank Dominiani’ has. wins came .against teams with a I’ve noticed,” said Burns. “That iWomin's Tennis Assn. I Bell 174-162-481, John Kensel 150-153- the Rebels. South goes to 0-2 in the ■points in the first half, came back in minor leaguer Scott Fusco. University and spent three seasons the Sands Saturday afternoon. this one a 25-yard run. Joe Leslie Celtics to a 110105 win over the put Green through drills that include combined '7-9 record.) And he also defense is so much better than the I. Martina NavratiloVa *1,107.906 2. 446, Jim Moore 415, Hank Frey 182- conference and 2-3 with the loss. the second with 15 points, five ’The nigged 30-year-old Howatt, in the Montreal (ianadiens organiza Fletcher, 28, is 15-2-1 with 10 Chris Evert' l.lovd *356,656 3. Andrea . added the two points for the final NBA-defending champions Lgs football type calisthenics, running must deal with his own squad, which last time we played them. I like 414, Adolph Kuszaj 156-413, Mike East started slowly*, scoring on a assists and five steals. Both were who was voted the Whalers co-MVP tion before coming to the Whalers. knockouts and will be making the I.ieger J2m.378 ' 4. Wendy Turnbull reading. Angeles Lakers in an exhibition up stadium steps and racing 1(X) will be trying to rebound from the DeOssie and I also like Junior Poles >214171 5. Bettina Bunge *196,075 6. Pagani 160-412, Dave Castagna 399, Doug Post 6-yard run in the first chosen most valuable player of the The right wing had 24 goals last third defense of the U.S. Boxing It.irhara Potter *190.540 7, Sylvia “ DePersia ran' some good game at the Civic Center. last year, played in 80 games and yards wearing a 30-pound vest. emotional downer in Morgantown. (6-4, 270). I’d. also like to meet quarter. The express got moving in game. scored 18 goals and 32 aMists but year. Association title he won in August, il.'inika. West Germany. *160.567 8. Pafln Bill Hanson 399, Chris Plumley 155- fullback plays and Post broke a long After scoring only 6 points in the ‘Tve got to be in the best physical “It’s going to be a challenge for us Senior Poles, whoever he is, and shnver' *160,456 9, Anne Smith *164,329 the second canto when the Eagies Larry Bird was the high scorer for Malinowski, 24, who scored three 1981. 398, Larry Acetd 163-396, Tom one in the. second quarter. ’The op first half. Parish fired off 11 points had a career-high 242 penalty condition possible for this fight,” to get on the winning track again,” have him on my team.’’ m Mima Jausovec, Yugoslavia. *153,159 O’Connor 395, Mike Davis 390, Art scored three unanswered tion was working and we were able the Celtics with 22 points. The minutes. goals and two assists in the Devils’ On' Saturday night. No. 10 ranked NASCAR tq lead a third quarter rally which Green Mid, “and I think I will be. Bicknell says. “We have to get jt Bicknell, who thinks DeOssie I Darrell Waltrip 000,400 2. B o ^ touchdoWhs. Lakers were led by Norm Nixon "Garry brings us a winner’s five games, had 13 goals and 28 Clint Jackson of Nashville, Tenn., Cunliffe 392, Craig Coleman 162, to move the ball on the ground,” put the Celtics on top 70-69 for the Right now, 1 feel like Superman and back together.” could be an All-America fullback, Mli.son *504 270 3. Richard Petty *343.796 Dan Vignone 158, Pat Irish 154, Scott Post scooted 68 yards for his se Kelly stated. first time in the game. with 18 points. Rookie James background and attitude to the assists last season for the Colorado will meet Robbie Sims, the half- 4 Dale Earnhardt *3302*' 5. Terry I can’t wait to get Frank Fletcher in The Scarlet Knights seem to be has nothing but praise for the l.abonle *296,870 6, Ron Bouchal-d Smith 152. cond score and added the two-point Worthy paced the Lakers first half Devils, leadership abilities in the Rockies, Fusco, an llth-round brother of middleweight champion Post had 12 carries for 131 yards The Celtics led 90-85 at the end of the ring. He’s been doing a lot of just the foe tq help BC start a new defense and its" leader. BC has S273 !«l 7. .lodv Ridley *258,660 8. Harry conversion for a 14-0 bulge. It grew and three TDs, DePersia 16 rushes with 12 points, finishing with 15 for locker room and on the ice, and an choice in June Entry Draft, is a Marvin Hagler, at the Golden Ganl *248 245 '9. Benny Parsons *237,010 the third quarter and cinched the talking. I’ll do my talking in the unbeaten streak (Rutgers also allowed three touchdowns in the last CATERERS-.; Gretchen Wood to 21-0 as Buddv Zachery scored on for 137 yards, Giliberto 8 for 36 lead with 1:14 left in the fourth the game. aggressive style of play tht’s con sophomore at Harvard University. Nugget Casino. Sims, who fights out 10 Buddy Baker 1223.125. of Brockton, Mass., is 13-1. ring.” started the last one, which ended at 14 quarters. And DeOssie has 55 CART 132-126-347, Carol Lewie 131-132-346, tackles and 21 assists in five games. . 1 • Gordon Johncock *475,384 , 2, Rick Fletcher is taking a gamble in Mears *426 648 3. Bobby Rahal *216.403 Phyllis Demurio 130-357, Joyce facing Green, who h a s. made his “He’s having a terrific year. He’s 4 Mario Andretti *1992% 5. Tom Sneva Lindsay 135-351, Linda Lazaroff 128. one of the best there is, anywhere,” *188 322 6. Pancho.i Carter. $167288. 7, A1 reputation in the past year as an up Unser. Sr *161,772. 8, Kevin Cogan College football roundup set specialist. Letcher could Pedroza headache Bicknell said. *156 092 9, Geolf Brabham *127,9ra 10. SYMPHONIES- Carol Cunliffe Injuries again will hurt the, linger Mears $119,191. close to a title bout against Hagler, PBA BO.WLING 125-348, Lori Napolitano 140-343, who flM must dispose of No. 1 rated Eagles, who’ve lost consistent Brian- I Earl Anthony *122,100 2, Art Trask Donna Mozzer 133, Pete Kmiec 348. Fulgencio Obelmejias of Venezuela. Brennan for the year and also are jaO*.**!. 3. Dave llusted *88,170. 4. Mike without fullback Bob Biesteck and Iturhin *87.670. 5. Ted Hannahs *80296 6, That bout Is scheduled for Oct. 30 in awaiting I’ele - Weber *75.935 7. Joe Berardi GOP WOMEN- Grayce Shea 454, 6 San Remo, Italy. offensive tackle Roger Cattelan. *60 525 8. Charlie Tapp I6B.B65 9, Guppv SallyHeavisides 459. GreOn, 24, has a 15-1 record urtth CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UPI) - Ber regardless of weight classification. Rutgers will hope to cut down on its Trnun 168 145 10. Steve Cook *67.040, lllini out to end Ohio State iinx turnovers. The Scarlet Knights have nine knockouts. His only loss was a nard Taylor’s manager has cried He’s No. 1 in the WBA disputed 8-round decision to Sims, foul all week, claiming that World featherweight classificatiini, while lost nine fumbles and had nine in with a 4-0 reord while Ohio State is terceptions in their five games. By United Press International Ohio State returns basically the Tennessee, Temple at third-ranked 17-17 tie with Washington State, but ningest coach in college football who he knocked down early in the Boxing Association featherweight Taylor, who has an 18-d record 1-1. Michigan, which meets Iowa on Mme team as last year except for Pittsburgh, Vanderbilt at No. 4 there is quite a difference between fight, in April, 1981. In the past year. champion Eusebio Pedroza does not against some opponents who are It’s homecoming at Illinois on Saturday, is 3-0 and the Hawkeyes history. “I think itls still the the loss of star quarterback Art Georgia, Houston at fifth-rated the Cougars and the Huskier. premier game in the South. ’There’s Green has beaten Wilford Scypion, always fight by the rules. suspect, is ranked, fifth. Saturday and the 13th-ranked are 2-0. “ Schlichter. Southern Methodist, No. 6 Nebraska "We did a tot of things well last Teddy Mann and Ernie Singletary, But that may be the least of the All week, Taylor’s manager Ace nergy r Fighting lllini plan to celebrate in a lot going on in KnoivlUe, with the NOW OPEN Illinois, which suffered its only “’They’re a physical team,” Mid at KanMs State, North Carolina week against a team that was heavi all on national television, to vault challenger’s worries, in Saturday’s Miller has been accusing Pedroza of style — with their first victory over loss to Pittsburgh (20-3), isiled by World’s Fair and alf, and we’re White. “From the films they look, State at No. 8 North Carolina, ly favored over us,” Mys Oregon looking forward to going up there.” into the top 10. He also is ranked championship bout. being “the dirtiest fighter in the IN FFICIENT Ohio State in 15 years. quarterback Tony Eason, the con like a awfully good football team. Arizona at ninth-ranked Notre E State coach Joe Avezzano, “but among the top 10 junior Pedroza has a record of 15 world,” who relies on low blows to In past seasons, it’s usually been ference leader in total offense. — PitUhurgh, 4-0, was off last week ’They have the best running game Dame and Syracuse at No. 10 Penn Washington is something else — I and hopes a convincing victory over middleweightif. successful title defenses since the'groin, head, forearm and elbow MANCHESTER rentA nreck moriess Illinois battling to stay in contention Eason has completed 141-of-235 and complement of running backs State. think- their game is on a very high The Fletcher-Green fight is con butts to subdue opponents^ But he with the Buckeyes and Michigan for Temple — the first non-Top 20 ton'm knocking out Cecilio Laetra in 1978 GAS BOILCRS passes for 1,721 yards and nine that we’ve run up against this level.” sidered a natural for television. for the WBA title — the longest also stopped long enough to conced'? the Big Ten Conference title, but touchdowns and his total yardage Seventh-ranked ArkanMS is idle. the Panthers have played this year year.” Washington has a seven-game will keep them from dropping in Botil are brawlers Who love to go stretch of any active fighter. the 126-pound Pedroza would be a THE ENERGY SAVINGS DESIGN OF'THIS this year its Ohio State trying to output is 281.7 yards per game. Elswhere, it’s Washington State winning streak over Oregon State, Rent A Mechanically Soumi Used stay in the race. But without the threat of the ratings. On Oct. 2, Pittsburgh toe-lo-toe. ‘ The 26-yMr-old Panamanian’s 34- formidable challenge without such NEW CAST IRON GAS HEATING BOIIER at No. 11 UCLA,’ No. 12 West all under coach don James. "I want Margin Hagler for the “This is a big game for us,” Mys In stark contrast, ■ Ohio State’s Schlichter, the Buckeyes’ offense Virginia at Virginia Tech, Kentucky edged West Virginia 16-13, but fell to 3 record includes 23 knockouts, and tactics. and S A V E M O N E Y WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! pair of quarterbacks — Brent has become too'predictable and a Alabama, 5-0, plays Tennessee, 2- No. 2. Last week, Alabama moved middleweight championship and he is known to prepare for his fights "You take away his foul COMPACT RESIDENTIAL TO LARGE COM Ohio State coach Earle Bruce,> at No. 14 Louisiana State, East 2-1, in the 65 th meeting between the James Green is just another step whose team is 2-3, riding a three- Offenbecher and Mike Toipczak — loss Saturday would mark the first Carolina at No. 15 Florida State, into the No. 2 Spot with its 12-21 with religious fervor. techniques and he’s still a tough; — Family MERCIAL SIZES AVAILABLE " Southeastern Conference schools. toward Hagler,” Fletcher said. tough fighter,” Mid Miller, who Subcompads — Vans — Wagons Cars jgame losing streak and is a sbc-point rank at the bottom of the Big ’Ten time since 1943 that Ohio State has triumph over Pen State. “I am a soldier here to ac I information a b o u t h .b . sm it h g a s Duke at No. 17 (Jlemson, No. 18 Although Tennessee hasn’t beaten "When I step into the ring, I try to ' By the Day - Week • Month underdog Saturday. “It is one we statistics. lost four games in a row. Oklahoma at KanMs, Wesi Texas “I’ve voted them (the Panthers) complish a mission,” he Mid upon claims Pedroza should have been HEATING BOILERS, SEE OR CALL Defensively, Illinois is first in the ’The last time Illinois beat Ohio the Crimson Tide since 1970, No. 1 every week and will continue destroy my o |^ n en t. I give ev^ery airiving in Charlotte to prepare for disqualified in his successful •have to win to stay in contention ... State at No. 19 Florida and fight everything I’ve got. 1 t o conference.against the run, yielding State was in 1967 (17-13 at Oolum- Alabama coach Bear Bryant still to do so until they lose,” said Tem Saturday’^ nationally televised 5 January title defense against Juan Call For Rental Quotes 'Illinois is a fine football team. Mississippi State at No. 20 Miami Mys the rivalry is special. make sure everybody gets what they just 91.2 yards per game, while Ohio bus, Ohio). ple coach Wayne Hardin. ‘"T h^’ve p.m. EDT fight against Taylor, 26, LaPorte 4n Atlantic City, NJ. FOGARTY BROS Everyone knows about their offense, (Fla.) . paid for. The middleweight title Is 371 Main 8t., Manchastar 623 Main St., E.H.' 319 Brood St. Manchester but they alsb have an improving State averages 190.6 yards per gae In games involving the Top 10, it’s “It was when I was playing (in the played four T<^ 20 teams and the who began his fighting career in Pedroza was warned and had Sixteenth-ranked Texas is idle. ‘30s) and it is now while I’m my dream and I’ll knock over Charlotte. points taken away for using elbows (naar tha Hoapital) (naar Barnia’a Auto defense.” on the ground. top-ranked Washington at winless Oregon State, 0-4-1,, snapped a 14- only games those four teams have coaching^” Mid Bryant, the win- aiqrbody standing in my way. James Ring magazine ranks Pedroza as and low blows in that fight against CALL 649-4539 ‘The lllini, 5-1, lead the Big Ten Illinois coach Mike White Mys Oregon State, No. 2 Alabama at game losing streak with last week’s lost has been to Pitt.” 646- 4412' 289-0332 GhM’s reputation doesn’t scare the 13th best fighter in the world, the WBC champion. \ I . '••■ MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat., Oct. 16. 1982 - 19 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Sat.. Oct. 16. 1982
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Starter set, organ - full size. Two - Appliances, storaiage, TRUCKS Car-inv. value Hollywood beds - $48.00 for 4 Steephollow Lane - 10 to 5 Town of Andover, Gonnecticut wdi janitorial work. Four hours rebuilt 1971 Maverick, • 148 cm. $15. Phone 643-1374 keyboards, base foot parking, yard, heat, not $2143, sold for $100. 602-998- both. Recliner, $24.00. cyl., less than 20 iiilles. Saturday and Sunday. An water included. $325 0575 E x t 7816. Call Refun liold a pubHc hearing in the Town per night, four nights a Contemporary Davenport pedals. With bench. Just Office Building, Wednesday, Oc- OPEN HOUSE $75.00. Telephone 649-1477 tiques, craft supplies, monthly. Available dable. week. $4.00 per hour. Send 'T W IN POLL-AW AY Bed. like new. $350.00. 646-2014 tolwr 20. 1982 at 8:00 p.m*. to hear $26.00. Call 643-4196. clothes, household items. brief resume and anytime. $25.00. Telephone 646-5358. after 5 p.m. November 1st. 643-9460. the following application asking Unlqiie 1966 MUSTANG Coupe. Six references to Box CC c-o SMALL CAST IRON Stove lor relief from the Zoning Laws of Sunday, October 17th WOMEN’S CAMEL COAT, . SIZE 10% ski boots with 30 YEARS NEAR DOWNTOWN Main cylinder, three speed. $500. tile Town of Andover. Connectifcut. The Manchester Herald. - Will burn coal or wood. Produce SO 1 -4 p .m . size 10 with belt. $35.00 or *' new soloman binding and ACCUMULATION - Street. Four room apart or best offer. Telephone ifl96 - David A. and MaryT. Duval 'Your Community Newspaper' All piping included. $75.00. Household items for those 742-7936. - 267 l,ake Road, Andover SECRETARY - Recep- best offer. Telephone 649- - blizzard skis. Complete. TURNIPS - PU R PLE top ment available now. Adults 33 Florence Street Telepnone 649-5755. starting new home. Friday, , requesting relief from zoning _ tionist for busy medical of- 2287. $98.00. Call Tom at 643- and yellow riobe. Also tur only. Private entrance. • 1785. Saturday and Sunday, 9 - 5. Appliances, parking. 1971 CUTLASS “ S” - Good regulations Article Vf, Section fice in Manchester. Manchester, Ct. GARAGE SALE - Motorola nip greens. 1^11 your own. 12 nono Space Requirements: FOR SALE: Older chest 49 Saulters Road, Security required. $300 drive train, many new record player, cocktail Natsisky Fawn, 644-0304. I Side Yard — has 6 feet — needs 7% % Assumable Mortgage possible on this freezer, works good. Manchester. monthly plus utilities. 643- parts; Exhaust system, U- ...... w ...... ” a S s . " mature in- , table, living room chair, NEW ELECTRIC Heater 20 feet variance of 14 feet cozy, Immaculate, 6 room Colonial. 3 $75.00. Telephone 742-8792. 2210. joints, carburetor, 4 fac dividual. This full time small electric appliances, ' for sale - EMison McGraw needed. PLEASE READ AVAILABLE - TWO part . COLOSSAL tory mags, transmission 2, Total side yard — has 20 feet UStfull position offers varied, in bedrooms,. 1 'h baths, newer plumbing. Company Mfg. Thermostat RENTALS more. Call 649-8512 after 10 COLLECTIBLES Sale! completely rebuilt. Red needs 50 feet - variance of 30 feet YOUR AD time positions. Afternoons teresting duties including C o m e loin u if BOWLING BALL, black. blower, $45.00. 649-7028 - BOLTON - Two room ef WAiniESSESM-F 12-5:30. Plus one day of the a.m. T e n pounds. $10.00. Paintings, pottery, ficiency. Heat & electrici with black vinyl top. Black necsled Wping and bookkeeping. Directions; Spruce St„ left onto Florence. ■ ask for Milt. T w o simple words. But when used to weekend. No experience Telephone 649-1917. jewelry, vintage clothing, Rooms lor Rent 52 ty. $3()() per month with one interior. Buckets. Power \t this tiearing interested persons Classiliad ads are taken We are accepting Excellent fringe benefits. 15 GALLON FISH TANK linens, furniture at •••••••••••••••••••••••• iiiav a|)pear and be heard and describe Classified ads, they really applications from mature, necessary. Will train. LARGE M APLE Bookcase months rent in advance. steering, power brakes, over the phone as a con Salary negotiable accor stand, wood grain finish. MANCHESTER - Nice written communications received. responsible prersons for part Edwards Answering Ser STRAND REAL ESTATE BEIGE WOOL winter coat, ' - four compartments, up- ridiculous tag sale prices. 643-2562. auto, transmission on mean something. They mean that venience. The Herald is ding to qualifications and 166 E. Center 8t. Excellent condition. $30.00. ( I ’m moving!) Saturday, room with kitchen floor, console. $500 or best SaifI appeals are on file and may be time positions. Must be able vice, Vernon Circle, Ver detachable hood, never ’ per two sliding glass doors, seen in the Office ol the Town Classified ads bring people together in responsible tor only one experience. For interview Mencheeter, C T 872-1152 mornings. October 16, 9 - 4. privileges. Gentleman offer. Call 528-5543. to work both lunahes and non. 646-5081. inmrmation call 677-3908. worn, size 5 petite. lower two open. $35.00. MANCHESTER-Two f'lerk. Town Office Building, a way no other advertising medium incorrect insertion and dinners. Original price tags still on Kimberley's Antiquities, preferred. $50.00 weekly, bedroom apartment on bus I tilted at Andover, Conneetieiit 9 6 4 6 -2 0 0 0 SQUARE DANCE Shoes, Telephone 646-6794. can. In fact, the Classified columns then only to the size ol Please apply In person FULL TIME employee for garment. $50.00. 643-0213 210 Pine Street, ^curity. Telephone 643- line and convenient to 1979 FORD GRANADA - 6 'h'hiltiT, 1982. 16 October. 1982 between 2 - 4 p.m. Monday assorted colors. Very good 1878. Zoning Board of .\ppeiils the original insertion. CRT Terminal. Will train. GENERAL after 4:30. TWO MIRRORS - 18” x Manchester (corner of shopping. Immediate oc cyl., automatic, air- of your newspaper provide a service through Saturday. condition. 9'A medium. Hartford Road). Andover. Connecticut Errors which do not Call D. Pellingra, 649-4586, MAINTENANCE MANCHESTER 32” , 12” X 18” . Small one cupancy. $300 plus utilities. conditioning, 27,000 miles. that's used by thousands of people Painting-Papering 32 Call 649-4653. MANCHESTER Mary, C. McNamara, lessen the value ol the Ext. 43. Worker full time QUALITY Plus - Excep SCHLITZ Electric clock, ■ bevelled glass. Good condi- 6494000 Superb car! Many extras! every year. ^ why we say opening for experienced tional value, brick A-1 condition for home bar. ■ tion. $50.00 fo r both. T A G s a l e - Three Available immediately. $4495. 644-2942. (Ihtiinnan advertisement will not HEAVY DUTY exercise Very nice furnished room. 020-10 Classified advertising is U N IQ U E MR. STEAK CLERK TYPIST - Full general maintenance Georgian Colonial. Nine INTERIOR PAINTING, $50.00. Telephone 649-7944. Telephone 649-7517. families, Saturday October Homes tor Rent 54 be corrected by an ad 2M Center SL MandiMter, CL bike, brand new. Also No kitchen privileges. time position in small sales worker to repair/main- years old - ten rooms, over ten years experience, 16, 9 - 4. 91 Falknor Drive •••••••••••••••••••••••• 1974 FORD two-door hard AND USEFUL? Prove it to yourself ditional insertion. small humidifier. 649-4748. (off Center or Olcott). Old Parking. Convenient loca office. Accurate typing and tain variety of equip massive garage, eight low rates and senior citizen WALL MIRROR 30” x54” . LADIES SKI BOOTS - EAST HARTFORD - Large top. Automatic, power n o t i c k by calling the Classified department BACK TO SCHOOL means detail. Excellent benefits. ment. Must be able to acres: Principals only - dints. 643-9980. Asking $50.00. Call after 5 ' Lange size 8'A. Never used, bottles, Indian artifacts, tion. W5.00 weekly. 649- six rooms plus. Cape. steering, power brakes, CHILDRENS CLOTHING - The corporation known as F’red's to place your ad today! back to work. Parents, Telephone 646-8000. work with complex $223,000. Reply P.O. Box p.m., 646-0682. mint condition. Reg. $150 lots of clothes, baby items, 4003. Three bedrooms, fireplace, air-conditioning, vinyl top. Boys size two and under, much miscellaneous. Rain !*iirkaj»p Store, Inc., principal returning students and blueprints and use 16, Buckland Station, INTERIOR AND , sacrifice, $65.00. Telephone centrally located near One owner, $1475. 643-97()8, place of business at Manchester. girls sizes 8 and 10. No M ANCHESTER - Clean others: If you have the PRINTING - Full time se various measurement Manchester, Ct. 06040. EXTERIOR Painting, 12 BASEMENT STORM • 649-6113 - keep trying. date Sunday, October 17th, churches, schools and 428 Lake Street, Bolton. Conn has been dissolved by resolu Call 643-2711 time and need cash, we cond shift. Openings for devices. Some paper hanging, car; Sealers. M6-3048...... Windows, $5.00 each. 31 Vi X FREE COFFEE. bedroom with apartment busline. Pay own utilities. tion clfcctivp Sept 22. 1982 Lots-Land lor Sale ' 24 privileges. $250 monthly. have a limited number of experienced goss com experience with work. Fully insureid. J .P . 17%, luwhite h ilo aaluminum lu m in u m wwith ith •ROLL AW AY BED with Security required. V.W. 1971. Fastback. 63,000 rrcdilors are warned to present, in Security. 649-6062. wrilind all claims against said U lm irV B lrr part-time positions in our munity web press persons. sheetmetal Lewis and Son, 649-9658. hardware. Call after 5 ' regular mattress, good TAG SALE - antique tools, Available August 1st. $600 miles. $950. Telephone 643- M AINE (Central) wooded «orporation to Mr. Raymond phone sales department. Apply in person Reminder fabrication/repair, gas- .m., Monday, Tuesday, condition. $30.00. lawn rollers, honey extrac monthly. 643-1845 or 643- 8672. Old Press, Inc., Old Towne camp lots, deeded access FALL SPECIAL - Let Lee THREE tor, fertilizer sowers, hand PRIVATE ENTRANCE - I ahclie. 148 Adelaide Road. Evening positions /electrlc welding and 'ednesday, 643-4295. [Telephone 643-9633. 1773. Mam hester. ( ’onn All claims must to Lake Sebasticook, 3.9 Painting help you clean up CONTEMPORARY Lane and power tools, milk cans Mature man, $25 & $30. Movie to Star Bertinelli available.- No experience Road, Vernon. diesel generating equip- PLYM OUTH SATELLITE, lie presented on fir before Jan 31. acres, $950 ; 82 acres $850. tables, solid wood, walnut and much more. Saturday Mature woman $25. Fur necessary. Will train those ment preferred. before the Holidays. 26” THREE SPEED Boys ■ combination COVENTRY LAKE - Five 1973, two door, hardtop, HiR3 or will bo barred pursuant to Pine Cone Realty, P.O. box coat, antiques, dresses, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Valerie Bertinelli. the young with ambition and good BUSY MEDICAL Office Excellent salary and Interior and exterior. Free stain, formica tops, two bike. Some adjustments Aluminum storm-screen and Sunday, October 16 and room IVz baths single excellent auto. 643-0447. f ’onn (Jen Stat section 33-3?9(di. slacks. 649-5459. actress who has grown up on television in the “ One Day voices. Earn $67.40 to seeks part time woman to benefits. For more in 158, Newport, Maine 04953. estimates. Fully insured. end tables, coffee table. necessary. $30.00.. windows, 14- 30” x55” . 3 - 17. 10 a.m. One Wales home. Large lot, 300 feet a« amended 207-368-4315, free catalog, •••••••••••••••••••••••• At A Tim e’.’ series, will star in the two-jiour CBS-TV $100.00 weekly. Call Gerry help out with general office formation please con 646-1653, $35.00 set. Excellent condi Telephone 649-7963. ,30” x36” . $75.00 for all. Road, Andover. John B. from beach. Lake 1^2 VW BUG on 1967 pan Raymond Labelle after 5 p.m., Monday - duties. Hours flexible. Ap tion. 646-5286. Hutchinson. Apartments tor Rent S3 privileges. Pay own movie, “ I Was a Mail Order Bride.” tact the Personnel Busineas Property 26 Telephone 649-6663. rebuilt engine. 175 miles. (»2410 Thursday at 643-2711. proximately 10 hours week Department at 646-1222 PAINTING & PAPER F O R SALE - 32 inch utilities. SecuriU required. 12V. 70 percent customized □ NOTICES MANCHESTER- One and ly. Also must be able to fill Ext. 2270. Hanging. Ceilings EIGHT GOLF CLUBS, in aluminum storm screen ' GREEN V IN Y L reclining TAG SALE - October 16 Available in December. inside and out. Will pass in - Experienced FULL SERVICE Pizza and cluding three woods. Not two bedroom apartment BANKING epe in on short notice. Call 646- repaired. References. Ful door. $25.00. Telephone 646- •chair, good condition. and 17, 9 - 4. Stereo equip $5001 monthly. 742-7478 spection. Asking $800. Call proof oner operator Full time. grinder restaurant in shop bad for $20.00. Call 644- ment, control line air available. Centrally Lost and Found 1 6031 between 10 and 11:30 MANCHESTER ly insured. Quality work! 8872. $30.00. Call 649-8225 evenings 6 - 9 p.m. or 649-2587 after 3:00 p.m. South Windsor Bank & a.m. Monday-Thursday. ping center. Vernon circle Martin Mattsson, evenings 2063. planes, reel to reel tape located on busline near weekends. area. High volume. Good evenings or weekends. FOUND KEYS last Satur Trust Company. For ap- MEMORIAL 649-4431. recorders, toys, clothes, shopping center and business. Inside seating. COLOR TV - 19-inch AMC - HONDA PRELUDE, 1980. day at tag sale on no WAITRESSES-WAITERS - HOSPITAL TODDLERS SOLID Oak bikes. 38 Morse Road, schools. For further details WOODST(X!K - 15 minutes Call for details, Strano working condition. $25.00. TRAILER HITCH 2000 lb. High speed, excellent con Manchester Road. Call 646- M,atteson, 289-6061. EOE. Experienced. All shifts. 71 HAYNES ST„ MANCH. Building Contracting 33 rocker with tray, like new. capacity V/»" ball. Fits all Manchester. call 649-7157. from UCONN. Furnished dition. AM-FM cassette, E.O.E. Real Estate, 646-2000. Telephone 646-0334. 8843. 872-3130. $25.00. Telephone 649-2348. General Motors cars and four rooms, two bedrooms. trunk rack. $5,500. Call 749- Accepting MANCHESTER - Newly RN - LPN - LEON CIESZYNSKI TRIUMPH TR7 clutch, wagons, 1977 to 1983. November - June, 1983. $295 9329. applications fo for r s ta ff YOUR FUTURE in the p, BUILDER, New homes, WHEELS FRAME trailer decorated one bedroom LOST - Black long haired COOKS Experienced. 872- three pieces. $82.00. After S ’ $30.00. Telephone 649-2287. Plus utilities. 643-901 nurses. 3 - 11 and 11 - 7 solar industry is now - Join i-J B w o i n c o o additions, remodeling, rec hitch ideal to make trailer apartment. Access to shop male cat. White collar. 3130. p.m. call 646:8372. COLT STATION WAGON, M ULTI F A M ILY Tag Sale ping centers, buslines and Waddell School area. 649- shifts. Rest home and the leader in the solar in- 8tld SERVICES rooms, garages, kitchens or farm wagon. $99.00. SEARS 16 cubic ft. .MANCHESTER-East Mid 76 , 76,000 miles. $1,400. skilled nursing facility. dustry. We are seeking ...... remodeled, ceilings, bath Heavy duty axle. / !: - Electronic equipment, schools. For further details 6807, 649-7827. r:0LL-A-W.AY b e d , very refrigerator. Good condi- quality mens clothing, lots dle Turnpike. Cape Cod. Good condition. 646-7373. Excellent benefit package phone room reser- ...... tile, dormers, roofing. Telephone 649-3144. pleqse call 528-4196 Redecorated. Appliances. g^ood condition. $25.00. . tion. $75.00. Call 646-0508. more. Saturday, 9 - 4. 839 and shift differential. SNOWPLOWING vationists, consultants and Services Ottered 31 Residential or commer- between 9 and 5 pm or Outside fully maintained'. LOST GREY and white cat Telephone 649-5775. Center Street. 1973 DODGE CHARGER - 10-10-82. Carman Road Please call D.N.S. between BIDS management people. cial. 649-4291. ANTIQUE CASH Register, after 5 pm and weekends, Security deposit, $445 REWEAVING BURN TOBOGGAN FOR SALE - 340 Mamum. 4 speed.Hurst area. Answers to K.C. 9 and 3, Monday - Friday, Experience not necessary. good condition. Asking 649-7157. monthly. Call 646-1540, or tm HM - ittl MMM to e» HOLES. Zippers, um GARDEN CART $12.00. Six feet long with cushion. RAIN OR SHINE - Moving, pistol, Post rear end. $800. Please call 649-1431. 643-5151. Crestfield Con Interviews will be held at 1 ELECTRICAL SERVICES $35.00. Call after 4 p.m., Mnctotto RinH totol M mciin k p.m. sharp 10-18-82 at brellas repaired. Window Telephone 649-5994. Like new, used twice. must sell everything in 646-0800. 6464)031 after 6 :00 pm. valescent Home and II M miI rUM, i — inito, CT. - We do all types of Elec 643-17|20. Asking $45.00. Gall 643- MANCHESTER Fenwood Manor. U H f m Sunlite Industries at 838 shades,' Venetian blinds. tripai vvorK! Licenseo. cluding furniture, ^tu r- Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated IMPOUNDED - Collie Hu h ntoH m i pit itmi trical Work! Licensed. Call GIRLS 20-inch single speed • 6017. OtHces-Stores 1972 DODGE MAXI-VAN. If y o u kitit. N » taWi oBtaMt ftltmiwi Silver Lane, Plaza 11, East Keys. TV FOR REN’M 5 :0 0 p.m., 646-1516. KIRON 28 MM F.28 brand day, October 16th, 9 - 4. 43 Hot water. Appliances. No Shepherd mix. Expecting. bicycle with basket. tor Rent 55 Beds, table, counter and NURSES AIDES Certified. ti: Hartford.______Marlow s, 867 Main StreeV. ______new camera lens. Pentax Foley Street, Manchester. pets. Security. Parking. Black, brown and' white. Mr. ttotlkiWi Excellent condition. $50.00. TRUCK u t i l i t y CAP. 8 sink, many extras, Accepting applications for aa---1-- M------ij 649-5221. FARRAND mount. $80.00, retail value 523-7047. Call Andover Dog Warden, IBt MMHtnir MiM DIET t e c h n i c i a n - F u ll' Telephone 646-0459. ft. galvanized steel, top NEWLY RENOVATED automatic transmission, full and part time. AH II M riN Hm* TAG SALE - 277 Spruce have something to 742-7194. time position. Associate REMODELING - Cabinets, for $40.00. Call Mike, 646- rack, locking back shelves 310 souare feet office good condition. Must sell - shifts. Excellent benefit MMdNstDr. CT M040 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - Roofing, Gutters, Room 6005 after 6 p.m. ■x*x*x*x*x*>x*x*x*x*x*x*:*x*w Street, Manchester. Satur SIX ROOM DUPLEX for Or km wvikRt it ttit fraiR M l Degree required. One or Concrete. Chimney inside with lights. $98.00. day and Sunday, 9-4. available. Main Street $1500 or best offer. 875- IMPOUNDED - Male, one package and shift differen Additions, Decks, all types rent - yard, basement, at more years experience in Repairs. “ No Job Too Telephone 643-M08. location with ample 6128. year, yellow lab, tan and tial. Please call D.N.S. o f Remodeling and VICTORIAN Standing Young Original tic, shed. $400 monthly. sell tor less than $99°° hospital setting. For ap Small.” Call 644-8356. TAG SALE - October 16 parking. Call 649-2891. , white. Highland Street. Monday - Friday, 643-5151, Repa-irs. FREE large world globe. Lighted, Call 646-6867, after 5:00 pointment call 872-0501, ONE PA IR ladder staging and 17. 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Toys, •Trucks tor Sale 62 Female, four months. Crestfield Convalescent PASTA PRODUCTION •Estimates, Fully insured. mahogany base. Asking p.m. Ext. 282. C & M Tree Service, Free hooks, $20.00. Telephone books, household items, TWO CAR GARAGE with Shepherd. Griswold Street. Home and , Fenwood Worker wanted - 7 a.m. Telephone 643-6017. $85.00. Telephone. 649-0557. ... till out the coupon estimates. Discount senior 643-4389. clothes, miscellaneous. 335 work area. Approximately 1968 FORD % Ton pickup, Male, seven years, Manor. thru 1 p.m., Monday thru Private Instructions 18 MANCHESTER - F ree citizens. Company Charter Oak Street, 600 square feet. Centrally very good condition, many Chesapeak, brown. High Friday. Bakery' or ••••••••••••••«*4«****«* SKAPARAS HOME rent until November 1, Manchester owneci and OLDER NORGE DRYER, Manchester. located. $160.00. Call 646- new parts, needs minor Street. Male, five years. APPLICATIONS BEING restaurant experience EXPERIENCED Remodeling, room ad 1982. Two bedroom, 1% operated. Call 646-1327. $24.00. Telephone 643-9039. 7690. I work. $600 or best offer. below onct moil to: Shepherd, Forest and St. accepted for mature sales necessary. Call Marco, 647- ENGINEER will tutor ditions, all tjrpes aluminum Crib Coverlet baths, all| appliances, wall TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc Tom, 674-9413 (lays; James Street. 646-4555. person full or part time. 8647, 5 thru 6 daily. math, applied sciences, work, roofing. Free es to wall carpeting. Call 647- PROFESSIONAL Office l i g h t t r u c k i n g - Fen HOOVER i n d u s t r i a l tober 16 (rain date - Oct. evenings 646-6727. Apply in person only - engineering, com puter timates, reasonable rates. 0391. space in prime location. Adarhs Apple, Manchester cing. Attics, cellars, gar- vacuum cleaner. $95.00. 17) 9 - 3. 87 Foster Street, Manchester Herald LOST - Yellow Husky ART TEACHER - Tem work -- satisfaction Joe, 649-1733. . Used little. Good for beau 250 square feet on first 64 Parkade. Manchester. Furniture, FOUR ROOM apartment Motorcyclea-BIcyclea. mixed, neutered male. 45 porary. Grades K thru 4. ••••»••••••••••••••••••• ty salon or small business floor. Raymond E. Gor One Herald Square f S .'V r a glassware, pictures, with heat included. ^ pounds. Call'649-8557. Coventry Public Schools; Flooring . 36 ' establishment. Call 646- man, 233 East Center 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV LICENSED NURSE - part Condominiums 22 Picket, Split Rail, Stake fram es, household and Walking distance to Main Manchester, Conn. 06040 beginning January thru ;2439. Street, 643-1139. Puch m op^. Like new. time nights. Call 649-2358. Fences installed. 528-0670, miscellaneous items. Street. First floor with ■MISSING ‘'BANDIT” - June, Send letter and FLOORSANDING - Floors Asking $4w.OO. Telephone MANCHESTER - Two private entrance. $450 per three year black and white. resume-to: Dr. Donald like new. Specializing in ’ BEAUTIFUL Wanted to Rent 57 643-1958. bedroom condo for rent. A- s m a l l l o a d s o f BASEMENT TAG SALE - month. Call 649-2947. Alaskan Malamute. 90 lbs. Nicoletti, Director of Pupil older floors, natural and - . HANDMADE fine white I I '______NEED EXTRA MONEY? C. $575 with heat. 273-2013, STONE, trap rock, play Saturday, October 16 and NAME.... Spayed female. Red collar Personnel, 78 Ripley Hill stained floors. No waxing i cotton bedspread or table BUILDING TO RENT - FOR SALE - Moped - 659-3008. sand, white stone, loam Saturday, October 23, 9:00 3% ROOM APARTM ENT. with tags. Last seen Wood- Sailing Avon can halp Rd., Coventry, 06^8. EOE. anymore. John Verfaille, cover. Never used. Approx, 2000 feet or larger with 8x9 Excellent running condi ADDRESS field Crossing, Glaston •••••••••••••••••••••••• anjl pool sand 646-5750. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. 145 Private ' home. Heat, fight Inflation. Call now DELIVERED. Telephone fourty years old. Size 96 x garage door, plus parking tion. Have to see to bury 10-6-82. Reward. 659- MATURE WOMAN to Cushman Drive. North on appliances. Working single CITY ...... at 646-3685 or 523- .644-1775. □MISC. FOR SALE 92. Phone 649-5547. $85.00 space for 4 trucks.. Building believe! $400. Call Mike 12^ or Glastonbury Police. • babysit in my home. Own □ REAL ESTATE Parker to Colonial Road, aault only. No 9401 •••••••••••••••••••••••• can be in disrepair. 649-2633.'* ZIP ...... PHONe...... , •••••••••••••••••••••••• transportation. Call 646- 1st right. Bike. C.B., pets/children. Telephone D E SIG N k it c h e n s - machinist tools, cross Manches.ter, East Hartford ' Announcements 3 6240., Household Qoods 40 t A<» s a l e s 643-2880. Homes For Sale 23 cabinets, vanities, counter country skis. Go to rear of or Bolton area. Phone 429- PANASONIC SPORT Mens RELIABLE WOMAN to •••••••••••••••••••••••I 7698, 628-2104. UNIQUE FASHION Show tops, kitchen cabinet USED . house, many items. THREE ROOM Apartment 27” 10-speed bike. Blue. work as housekeeper. Help r h a m h ig h s c h o o l ■ FLORIDA’S FINEST adult TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLANK. com ing N ovem ber 3rd. fronts, ' custom REFRIGERATORS, in newer four family. Heat, $175. 872-1152 mornings. with cooking and general Teacher aide to work in . golf and country club com- TAG AND CRAFT Sale - Homea-Apta. to ahare 59 Quality clothes, thrift shop woodworking, colonial WASHERS, RANGES - TAG SALE - 698 North appliances, parking, yard, housework. References support services depart munity. Trees, lakes, ' Saturday, October 16, 9 - 5. prices! Free tickets at The reproductions in wood. Clean, Guaranteed. Parts Main Street, Manchester. basement laundry and Campers- Trallers-Moblle required. Please call 649- ment with'high scnodl security. Private, uniquely Furniture, Christmas MANCHESTER - Clean (Ads nnust be submitted on original Herald Penny Saver, 46 Purnell J.P. Lewis, 649-9658. & Service. Low prices! T.V. antenna, childs bed, storage. $390 per month. Homes 65 8552. students. Some clerical designed, manufactured' ' crafts, 'A-karat marquise duplex. Convenient to Place. skills preferred. Contact B.D. Pearl & Son, 649 Main j diamond ring, baby, car miscellaneous. 10:00 a.m. Lease and security. homes. From $35,900! Lake DRYWALL’ AND Painting MCC. $250 monthly. Securi TRAILER - UTILITY - 4 X coupon only!) James McKenna, Assistant Street. 643-2171 •{seat and lots, of mis- Immediate occupancy. PART TIME Secretarv Fairways, P.O. Box 4535, Service. Installation and ty and references. 649-60Q2. 8 steel, 13 inch tires plus Principal, Rham Senior (cellanepus. 11 Edwards SATURDAY, October 16, Telephone 6464)063. ; □ EMPLOYMENT needed for professional of N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903; taping, ceiling repairs, in 199 Homestead Street. 9 - 4. racks, cover, dump, spare High School, Rham Road, REFRIGERATOR 16 cu. I Street, off Oakland Street. MANCHESTER - Room fice in Manchester. Appli or toll frde 1-800-237-8909. terior and exterior pain ft. .\vocado. Frost free. Fish tank, fireplace, T.V. tire. Trail-Flight. $700. Call 2 3 4 cant must be excellent Hebron, Ct. 06248. MANCHESTER - Two mate wanted to share two 1 ting. After 5 p.m., 649-3664. Good-condition. $250. 647- and miscellaneous. bedrooms, unheated. No mornings, 649-8423. Help Wanted 13 typist. Bookkeeping MANCHESTER HUGE TAG SALE - bedroom condo. $250 plus •••••••••••••••••••••••• MODELS WANTED for 8745. '' Glassware, baby furniture, pets. Stove, refrigerator, knowledge a pjus. Hours. Assuifiable mortgage PROFESSIONAL half utilities. Call M3-2056. A FIVE RQOM Mobile the 1982 Model Pageant at etc. 48 Hollister Street, parking. $300. 528-1369. SEWING MACHINE Friday and as needed. Rep possible on this six room Housecleaning done at ______after 5 pm. home in .Windham. the Springfield Marriott. ADMIRAL DELUXE 22 i Satui^ay arid Sunday, 10 - Operators - Experienced ly with education, excellent conditioned your convenience. Four Excellent-condition. Adult 8 Male and female. All ages. side by side door, copper- •’ 3. - MANCHESTER 5 6 7 preferred. Apply in person experience, references, Colonial. .Three bedrooms, I F Y O U H A V E N ’T park. $12,000. 521-1899. For entry blank, call 413-. Reliable, insured, bonded. tone, refrigerator, (jood room apa|J.ment, one , only - Pillowtex Corpora- and salary requirements to U''2 baths, full basement, shopped the Eastern Also’ office cleaning. Free condition; ^25.00. 643-9859. bedroom'; Appliances. ■ □ AUTOMOTIVE ----- ^ ----- 9 ' tion, 49 Regent Street, Box C c-o The Manchester 732-9670. fenced in rear yard, front ^MOVING SALE -102” Connecticut- Flea Market, Probate Notice estimates.- 643-5056. References required. Call Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. Herald. porch'. $64,900. Strano Real 'so fa , |135i Unique coffee you don’t know what you’re Court of Probate. District of LARGE living room couch after 6 p.m., 649-5758. i- Estate. 646:2000.. table - iilust be seen, $150. missin’. But you still have Auto Parts For Sala .80 . Manchester . LICENSED Day care - and matchinj^ drapes. 1 0 1 1 1 2 ' % size violin, $100. 649- tim e - we’re open till •••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE OF HEARING 9 ★ ■ ^ home clean, happy at Excellent condition. $125. CLEAN FOUR room s,, E S T A T E O F RAYMOND MANCHESTER - Owner ’ 3127. Thanksgivin’ . Every Satur FOUR UNMOUNTED INTERVIEWS NOW Being mosphere, all a^es. Call 647-9699 bights or first floor. Convenient.. CHESTER TILDEN . McDonald's® will lielp finance at 11 per Nutritious meals provided. day and Sunday, 9 a.m. - 3 TUBELESS white-walled Pursuant to an order of Hon. made for part 'time ni^ht weekends., ■ TAG SALE - Saturday, Oc- $280. Married couples. No cent. Immaculate three Convenient, on Hartford ^290 p.m. (Sellers 8 a.m.) Jet. tires (1 set studded snow W illiam E FitzGerald, Judge, t ‘ )work. Hartford Road Dairy W%\ ' tober 16, 9 - 5. 411 Brewsten pets. ■ Security, November MANAGEMENT TRAINEES bedroom Colonial. J^ull M and 32, . Mansfield. tires) and 1 rim, air'14” , dated October 14. 1962 a hearing Queen to service Road busline. 643-4716. 17.1 CUBIC FT; Frazer,' 1 6 ’ > B-1931 \ Street, Coventry^ off Route 1st. 649-8350. good condition, $125 or best will be held on an application 1 3 1 4 1 5 customers and close store. basement and walk-up at upright. Excellent, condi Dua.Io axpanalon and promotion In our tic, front porch, nice yard. 10-18 > 44A. One mile on Idft. Baby reasonable offer. 649-9904 praying for the allowance of the Will train. Hours 6 to 12, CHIMNEY SWEEPING - tion. Telephone 646-1689. . An appealing collection 2% ROOMS, heat, hot McDonald’a* unita aavaral axcallant opaninga $64,900. Strano Real items, curtains and mis Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 after 6 pm. name of Raymond (fe s te r Tildeh Monday, Wednesday, Reasonable ■ rates. ■ $25.00 •••••••••••••••••••••••• of pets, in applique or^ to be chang^ to Raymond Charles > Estate, 646-2000. Top a basic dress with cellaneous. •••••••••••••••••••••••• water, appliances. S^uri- *••••••••••••• hava baan craatad for managamant trainaaa. Friday and Sunday. Good first flu, $30.00 each con Articips tor Sale 41 embroidery, trim, >the Tilden. Sr. as in said application on a sew-simple tabard for FREE TO GOOD Home - ty, references. Call'after 6 4 u fo t For Sale 61 Appileanta ahould hava pravloua auparvlaory wages for reliable, secutive flu. Donald, 649- blocks of this cosy crib file more, fully appears, at the a smartly styled two p.m., 646-3911. 1 9 2 0 MANCHESTER - Two -coverlet. TA(% SALE - 17 Lucien four adorable abandoned 1 7 1 8 . axparlanca, an|oy working with paopla; axpoaura experienced working per 9329. some. An alternate ver Street, off McKee. Sewing Court o/ Probate on October 26. family on Woodland Street. No. 5290 has trans^ei^ grey LH kittens. Call 528- 1962 at 2:00 p.m .' to cuatomar ralatlona, voluma building, profit son. Must have good steady sion features a tunic top, machine, fish THREE ROOM Apart AUDI, 1974 lOOLS. Four Each unit: large kitchen, SENIOR c i t i z e n s t Hair ■ ★ for 1? motifs; full direc 5110 or 649-2345. . Dawn E. Graboski. Ass t. Clerk making, tralhing and mani^war davalopmant. working habits. Call mor short tabard and eeay- tank,accessories, new ment, heat, hot water, speed, needs new transmis Uving room, 2 bedrooms.- dresser makes house calls. a l u m i n u m .SHEETS tions. pull-on pants for a dU- 037-10 nings between 9 and 12 for kitchen pots and pans and stove, refrigerator, air- sion, an(j work. No rust. 1 Excdlent location. Good Perms, sets, cuts. Low used as printing plates. .007 TO O M E I. MMI f l j * N r Mck ferent look. THREE FRIENDLY , robate Notice Wa offar gfoup Ufa and madical Inauranca, appointment, 647-1076. dishes and lots of other conditioning and garage. Interior excellent. AM-FM starter and investment rates. Call Jan, 646-2198. thick, 23x28%’^. 50c each, B-193 with Photo-Guide adorable kittens and holldaya, vacallona, a bonua plan for highar oodies! Saturday and Sun- mother. Raised in loving Large rooms. (Dlose to bus... stereo. $800. Call 643-2711 NuTICE TO CREDITORS SALESPERSON - Excep home. $74,9(X). By owner, or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- sunt eUWT' is in Sizes 10 to 18. Size ESTATE OF CHERYL LYNN lavala of alora managamant and a comprahan- M t o t o lm M 12; 34 bust . . . tabard, ay 16th & 17th. 10 to 5. environment. Mush, give Adults only, no pets. $3%. ext. 18, ask for Paul. tional opportunity for full M7-9170. W IL L REPAIR Rusted 2711. They MUST be picked LEWIS, deceased I H yards 46-inch; drem, g away. C all'649-6989. Lease and security. 'Call Person to person alva training program. trunks and floors on your up before 11:00 a.m. only. IMrTMk, totn**** The Hon, William E. FitzGerald, or part time sales in a busy 3% , yards; pants, 2H TAG SALE - Saturday Oc 646-7268. " • 1978 CHEVETTE, four bridal, formal and mother' MANCHESTER - Deluxe car. Reasonable rates. PrM NMM, SSanu (rtlk ZIP .fudge, of the Court of Probate. C H E imS ttrta nMkw. ' yards. tober 16th, 9 to 3. 116 FREE KITTENS - three speed, $2500. Excellent D istrict of Manchester at .a • If you ara Intaraatad In a caraar with M cDonald’a* of the bride shop. Pleasant duplex. Each side, three Quality Work. Call Ed in DARK LOAM - 5 yards SPECIAL: Over 200 m - Te erte. pin M$ Carriage Drive, females. One black and THREE 'ROOM heated condition. Telephone 646- hearing held on October 12. 1962 fomtiy ads only. No pet ads, n o Call 875-6569 batwaan tha surroundings and congenial bedrooms, 1% baths, only Manchester, 643-7259. delivered, $60. plus tax. lections and ■ IB^page ter jwttiip sat Manchester. Housewares, two black and white. 646- apartment. Stove, 1236. ordered that all claims must be houra of 9 a.m.-5 p.m. for an Sand, Gravel, Stone & a^mosThTrt“s^liin V ra ^ .G IF’T section in toys, clothing, mis- refrigerator. References presented to the fiduciary on or their attendants and ment, gas heat, separate Painting-Papering 32 'Trap Rock. Call 643-9504. the 0798. 'appointmant or aand raauma ALBUM . Jnst $2,26. •••••••••••••••••••••••• and security. 649-9021. *1970 FORD TORINO, before January 12. 1983 or be driveways, complete 1IM Aft. WYUSWMm ceUanMus. garage or tag sale ads, and no to: (I mothers. Apply in person - H O U AT tS JS lACa MeTSM,iLT.inM Musical Instrumanta 44 needs some work. Best barred as by law provided. appliances, air- i n t e r i o r -e x t e r i o r CONTEMPORARY arm Sherrie L. Anderson. Wynshaw s, 60 Pratt a-12S-MlU~eM ssi Ntw. Hm ZIP TAG SALE - 51 Eldridge MANCHESTER - Adams offer. Telephone 649-7617. conditioning. On dead-end p a i n t i n g - Wallpapering chair upholstered in red Is Srtn tktsii km M snkt Vmsl oS i. hS. ‘ Ass’t. Clerk Street, Hartford. Street. Saturday and Sun OVATION Guitar complete Street. Available Nov. 1st. street. Must be seen to be and Drywall Installation. velvet, chrome legs, $150. •-1M KEEPUKE M R T t. M New FASH IO N with epe- The fiduciary is: commercial ads. Limit one ad P.O. Box 1428 pisnc ms msumt* cmih i . day. Three family - left Tw o b ed room s,'$350.00 1964% appreciated. For sale by Quality professional work. Brown vinyl'recUner, $50. clal Grace Cole CeUccUan with molded*' case. George T. Lewis »13I-HEIMU0M HiUniWMK-ai over from previous sale. Excellent condition. monthly. Security, no running condition, N ^ s 39 Westminster Road. Manchester, Ct 06040 WANTED -.Carpenter’s owner at $110,000. For ap Reasonable prices. -• Free Contemporary black and typH *1 BssSliestk toUb. for larfer aisM; pine 2 Plus - dolls, toys and much Asking $400. Telephone 647- utilities. Telephone 646- work. Call after 5 p.m.. ' Manchester. (TT 06040 per family per week helper. Call 742-8732 after 6 pointment call 646-5881 Estimates! iMilly insured. white fabric wall hanging a-m -TO tnrt m u k p -w sss- BONUS Conponat more. 1692. 6770 after 6 p.m. 528-2422. 03810 p.m. 'a fte r 6 p.m. G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479. CbwMk HSM it snts. Price . . . $ 1 2 1 .
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