ESTATE Partly sunny today Manchester/pt)onn. Homt of lh» WMk !• ipontorod by tbo MtnchMior Hofold* and fair tonight Saturday, Oct. 1, 1983 10% OWNER FINANCING — See page 2 iianrifratrr M m li Single copy; 254 HOME Owner will give 10% Financing on either or both of these con­ dominiums. Both properties are available for Immediate occu­ No appeal set OF pancy and can be seen by ap­ pointment only. Call today for in sewer order THE details! Townhouse, 2 bedrooms, large and D.F. REALE, Inc. The shaded private deck that comes numerous closets, IVi baths, appli- with this two bedroom townhouse is a for Coventry anced kitchen, full basement. Slid­ Real Estate great place for after dinner coffee. Ap- ing glass doors to private, sunny pa­ 175 Main St., Manchester, CT plianced kitchen, baths, wall to wall WEEK! tio. $55,900. and full basement. $57,900. 6 4 M 5 2 5 Bv Sarah E. Halt The town has received more than Herald Reporter $90,000 for studies to find a and United Pre$s International solution, say D EP officials. They believe the plan turned down by js a . COVENTRY — Town Manager residents in February was the only Charles F. McCarthy says the town viable solution to the pollution won’t appeal a precedent-setting problem. 156 E Center St court order, handed down Friday, "W e feel that the proposed Manchester which demands that local officials solution is extremely cost effective allocate funds to build a $5 million and environmentally sound." said i ^ 3 l> sewer system and residents cease Randy White, principal sanitary IT SPARKLES polluting Coventry Lake. But the engineer in the D EP's Water In move in conditioni This 6*6 duplex home comet with 3 bed* This three bedroom Colonial is eocleen It sparkles. Move right teal Eatate Compliance Unit. in and enjoy the fireplaced living room, formal dining room and rooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and separateutilitiee. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE fact that Superior Court Judge sunny Rorida room. Economical gas heat, ceramic tile bath, Great buy at $81.9IX>. 3 bedroom Capo, wood tiovo In Iving room, formal dining 6 4 6 -2 0 0 0 Herbert Barall bypassed the au­ The town will pay about $1 lots of dosets and garage toot Aluminum sided for easy*care. room, many recent Improvements, baeamani under v» the thority of local taxpayers in the million of the $5 million cost of the See n today. $65,000. bouse. Nice lot. Cloeo to leko. $47,000 ruling has him and others angry. required work, with the remainder “ It’s terribly hard for me to paid by the state and federal stomach a judge coming in here governments, White said. and overriding our charter. It has a He said DEP officials feel the bad feel to it," McCarthy said. referendums on the sewer project Town Council Chairwoman Joan were defeated because of distorted A. Lewis agreed: “ It’sdifficult for facts used by some Coventry a town to have somebody order it residents opposed to the proposals. around.” " I t is always regrettable to have FOR THE YOUNG FAMILY SNUGGLE Under threat of $1,500 daily to take a town to court, but in this AHordaW* tlHM badroom homa on a quial alraat. FIrat floor Up to a crackling fire in your large femity room, or relax In your case, the financial and technical gorgeous living room. 4 bedrooms. 2'A baths, slate foyer, many fines, the Town Council must laundry, upataira study, altracliv, hook-up lor woodatova and “EXTRA ROOM In THIS ONE” H«rold photos by Pinto issues have been distorted sobadly much more. The yard Is lovely for children. All Ihls for only extras. Realistically priced at $102,000. Hugo Ihra# bedroom Cape In Covaniry. 1st floor family room. authorize funds for the $5 million IS5.900. See H soon. Formal dining room, fireplaced living room. AM Ihls and more project by Oct. 31 — without first by opponents of the proposal that Wt can help you twcom* a IB •or Only $06.80000 PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP Before the vote getting approval from taxpayers this action was mandatory." DEP "HEALE" PR0FE88I0NAU FREE TEDFORD Shows in this immacuiate 3 bedroom in a referendum. Despite his Commissioner Stanley J. Pac said Call 646-4S2S. and uk lar Dan. SENTRV MARKET Coioniai. Lovely Kitchen cabineta, Bolton Democrat David Fernald gesturea (above) then ponders a objections, McCarthy said the in a statement. EVALUATION REAL ECTATI, INC. Real Estate Services ik Newer bath, Garage. Call aodayl iVilTfas no choice but to obey the Barall’s order set a timetable," , question during Friday night's Democratic Town Committee D.F. REALE, INC. giving the town until Oct.- 31 to ffMf Etfafe 223 Em I C*nt«r SL. MwicliMtor tl3 am 64 7-9914 meeting. The committee caucused to fill a Board of Education order. US M a IK itai^inii. Ct. aaa NetWord Tpke. Rle. M Vernon Just how it will obey the mandate approve the funds and until Aug. at Connedfcul Mtd., Eaet Hattford, position vacated earlier this month by the resignation of Carol M 4-45f5 ao Poquonock Ase.. Wlndeor I Rl. 44A B o lto n is another matter. McCarthy plans 31, 1986, to verify to the state that Levesque. After the committee picked Fernald, Democratic Town to discuss sewer system financing the required facilities are in Chairman Aloysius J. Ahearn said he was pleased by the vote. "We with the council Monday, and he operation. thought Mr. Fernald had a lot of enthusiasm and good potential," he expects the council will approve a McCarthy predicts that the said. short-term sewer bond sometime sewer system will benefit the town this month. But he insists the town in the long run. "This will provide is not polluting the lake now, and the stimulus for development of will need to do nothing more there the village center, upgrading the College Board will Investigate than to continue the pollution- grand list and increasing property abatement program and require values. It will mean we'll pay less septic improvements on individual taxes rather than more.” lots. Under the program, Much of the outcry against the Ludes now thinks scores in error McCarthy said, six properties proposed sewer system in Febru­ have been condemned. ary centered on the the fact that Department of Environmental the project could lead to the only the MHS scores, but also the contacted by the Herald Friday score dipped 23. At RHAM the Bv Sarah E. Hall Protection officials, however, build-up of Main Street and the Herald Reporter unexplicably low scores of stu­ morning. He said the town would decline was 36 points on the verbal dents at Coventry High School and have to pay fora recheck, although section and 35 in the math section, have tong been saying that the lake area, while many wanted to maintain the rural character of MANCHESTER $92,500- At first, Manchester High School RHAM High School in Hebron Ludes said Friday afternoon that and at CHS the mean verbal score sewage situation in Coventry vio­ Principal Jacob Ludes doubted could be involved — since Man­ Williams led him to believe ,was off 22 points and the mean lates state clean water statutes. those areas. MANCHESTER FOREST RIDGE that the drastic drop reported in chester’s filing Junior High School otherwise. math score was off 24. Friday's ruling, in a suit brought •Super area for children M anchesteT Scholastic Aptitude Test scores for serves as a testing center for all “ There may well be still another Dennis E. Joy, Coventry High by the DEP, is the first of its kind •A t end of cul-de-sac Enjoy leisure living in this desira­ 2,000+ sq. ft. 3 BR, beautifully de­ the Class of 1983 could be a three high schools. school involved,” Ludes added, School principal, is concerned and the first time the stale pressed •Private wooded lot ble 3 bed Rm Town house Con­ COVENTRY $84,900. mistake. But after learning from Ludes said the assistant regional although he would not specify about a longer-term drop, since the full powers of the law involved •Very quiet street corated townhouse. Family room the Manchester Herald that two director of the College Board which one. ^Bolton High School scores at his school have gone on a municipality, state officials Inside Today dominium, large living Rm, and Colonial witn 4 Bdrms., 2 batns, 1st floor family Service, Frank C. Williams, met administrators have refused to down steadily since 1981. State­ with wet bar, upper deck & walk out other high schools whose students say. •Extra large ranch room, formal dining, central air, family neighbor- tested at the same site as his with him Friday and and told him release SAT scores for their wide scores are up one point in 20 pages, 2 sections, dining Rm area, Kitchen with The D E P filed suit after Coven­ •5 bedrooms & 2 baths patio, lots of storage. All appliances, nood, fireplace lor cool fall eveninga. students also showed an abysmal such a deep, three-district drop in district, and the few Bolton offi­ each section this year. 2 advertising supplements family Rm Area, 2 V2 baths. Gas try taxpayers rejected three refer­ pool & tennis courts. Call Sara Mendelsohn 872-7777/671-0194 dip in scores, and discussing the scores is unprecedented and could cials available Friday night said But, he said, such a steep drop as •Large family room Advice ...... 13 hot air heat with Air Conditioning, matter with a College Board be a mistake. Williams promised they don’t know if any Bolton Coventry’s in one year “ may be endum proposals since 1971 — the •Don t miss this one latest in February of this year — to Business...... 20 car port. $84,900. official, he suspects that an error that College Board officials would students took . the tests in indicatative of some kind of Churches...... 14 •Call today may be at fault. investigate, although the search Manchester. miscue in scoring.” allocate funds to build the required Classified...... 18-19 •$122,000. for errors could take up to three Scores at MHS, RHAM and Doing well on SATs, he said, is a sewage treatment facilities. Com ics...... 9 “ We're at a loss to explain what Entertainment...... 7-9 ^ H. M.FRECHETTE weeks. Coventry High School are down a “ cumulative thing” and “ not a The D EP has worked with the could have caused a drop of this An official at the Educational total of 167 points over last year, question of cramming.” “ You Lotferv...... 2 ED GORMAN „ Merrill Lynch town for 12 years to find a solution Opinion...... 6 Real Estate, Inc. magnitude, and that makes a Testing Service in Princeton. N.J., Ludes said. The mean SAT math can’t just take a quick course and Associates U&R REALTY CO. to problems in the Coventry Lake ■ Sports...... 15-17 497 Buckland Rood, ’ • ■ 'v :: Realty mistake of some sort a very serious scoffed at the mention of a possible score of MHS students dipped 27 expect to do a fantastic job,” he • Television...... 7-9 604 MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST 643-26S2 possibility,” he said Friday. Not error in local SAT scores when points this year and the verbal added. area, plagued by inadequate home Weather...... 2 South Windsor. 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"WE’RE SELLING HOUSES”! Fiscal new year brings many changes D.W. FISH REALTY CO. Sfate Jobless rate ^ OF / hOM€s / ^ 4 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The eral permission to put the system recipient's expected future finan­ Others will see increases of only a federal government rings in the into effect gradually. So at first, cial circumstances. Now, they will $1 per month in their benefits. 243 Mam SI. Manchesier Vomon Circle. Vernon fiscal new year Saturday with many recipients will report their based on actual income in the The first day of fiscal 1984' also 643-1591 872-9153 major changes in food stamp and income less often than once a previous month. marks the start of the govern­ down to 5.3 percent' III ■ I Medicare programs, nine-digit month. But if that change presents a ment’s fixed-cost system for reim­ Z IP codes for businesses and a And niigrant farm workers and hardship for people applying for bursing hospitals that care for the crackdown on gypsy moth households without earned income food stamps for the first time, their 29.4 million elderly people enrolled HARTFORD (U P !) - Con­ percent, the lowest monthly caterpillars. but with elderly or disabled adult allotments are to be determined in the Medicare program. necticut's uneifiployment rate rate since May, 1981. There JUST USTED! 4% ACRES Beginning Saturday, food stamp members are exempt. They will according to their anticipated Reagan administration officials declined to Us lowest point in were M,500 workers unem­ NEW CAPES *64,900 ployed in August, down from Magnlficont 0 room Dutch Cotonial with 2'A baths. 4 firaplacot, Boautiful customizad homaa that qualify for CHFA financing. households are required to report continue to report changes in financial circumstances, officials say the new “ prospective pay­ three years in August while huga covarad raar atona patio! $124,900.— Full dormarad also availabla. their financial circumstances to income as they occur. said. ment" Medicare plan will have no economic indicators improved, lOSjnO or 6.3 percent in July and the government each month. The government is also changing Another change calls for food direct effect on patients. Instead, it state Labor Conunisskmer P. 107,300 a year ago. Under past regulations, house­ its methods of calculating food stamp benefits to be adjusted changes the system used by the Joseph Peraro said Friday. Lower monthly unemploy­ holds reported changes in income stamp benefits, which now go to 22 because of inflation. But since food government to reimburse hospi­ The trend toward lower un­ ment was record^ in each of only when they actually occurred. million Americans. Up to now, inflation has been so low, some tals by determining payments in employment also earried over the state's 16 labor market TWenty-eight states have fed­ benefits have been based on each households will see no change, and advance for each type of illness. to September. The latest two- areas. Included in the estimate The plan, designed to save costs, week reporting period showed were people receiving unem­ is the first mnjor change ever in the insured unonployment rate ployment benefits, those who Boston bank buying Colonial Bancorp Medicare payment practices. It at Lh percent and overall were ineligible for compensa­ . » j replaces an 18-year-old policy JoUeas rate at 5.3 percent. tion or whose benefits expired under which hospitals passed on all Peraro said the number of and jobseekers entering or BOSTON (U PI) — Bank of Boston Corp. said Friday mutual agreement to permit those shares to betraded costs to the government or private worhers applying for unemploy- re-entering the labor force. it reached an agreement in principle to acquire at par at the time of issuance. insurers. ihentbeneaudeclined l,784toa Peraro said the measured Assumau hct. 7k% OPEN THIS SUNDAY 1-4 P.M . Colonial Bancorp, a Waterbury, Conn.-based bank Saturday also Is the day the Post wisNily average of 34,235 for the 19 WINTER 9TNEET, MANCHESTER The proposed transaction, valued at about $75 economic indicators also im­ On^fsl^.E«crt1wii vdiMl holding company, in a transaction valued at about S7S Service Uunches its effort to two-week reporting period. The Uniqu* two famllyt ComptMaty modarnliadi Lwg* tttrwtive million, is subject to the execution of a definitive proved since July. Manufactur­ roomtl C«nt«r St. to WInMr St. expand the five-digit Z IP codes to average was down more than 30 million. , . . . acquisition agreement and approval of Colonial ing output gained, personal- Under the agreement, Cpionial would become an new voluntary nine-digit numbers percent from the 50,663 figure MmclMster MM 60’S holders and federal and state regulatory authorities. income of state residents hit an affiliate of Bank of Boston in a transaction in which a for businesses. for the same period a year ago, Colonial has total assets of about $1.3 billion and all-time high, new auto registra­ BLANCHAR0 S ROSSinO, INC. . at. w t new series of adjustable-rate or convertible preferred Machines designed to read the he said. REMODEIED through Ks--pricipal subsidiary. Colonial Bank, tions increased and new filings stock would be exchanged for all outstanding common codes are expected eventually to Statewide unemployment REALTORS A new kitchen and a new bath are only 2 of the „ OWNER ANXIOUS operates more than 60 offices in Connecticut. for unemployment benfits shares of Coibnial. to be valued at $34.25 a share until save the Postal Service $600 dropped for the fifth consecu­ 80 WEST CENTER STREET « inany feMurm of this Immaculate ranch. Other Owner will consider offers on this newer Colo- decreased. nial. Three ganeroua bedrooms, 114 baths, fin­ Dec. 31. 1984, the Boston-based company said. Bank of Boston, with total assets of about $19 billion, million a year In labor costs, tive month in August to 5.3 (Comer of McKae) V M e faMurat Incli^a; 3 bedrooma, attached oarage supplies a broad range of financial services,. spokesman Lou Eberhardt said. and walking diatanceto achool. Call today for an ished rac room. Plus an In-ground pod. o ill The terms of the preferred shares will be set by ______J640-2482 ^j^«PPO|nhnant^^ today for more details. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday.-0

XPEOPLE PHIL ROURA«TOM POSTER Almanac Your neighbors’ views: 1 Today, Oct. 1 Today la Saturday, Oct. 1, the 274th day of Why do you think Scholastic Aptitude Test scores for the Class of 1983 EXCLUSIVE! ledS witli 91 to follow. The inooiklt moving toward its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and dropped so much at Manchester High School? (asked outside MHS, after school) Mars. The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. ■ariy boo* pMUi Those bom on this date are under the sign o f ' Ubra. They include novelist Faith Baldwin, In. latest Moaroe bio 1993; . pianist Vladimir Horowitx, in 19M; form er President Jimmy Carter, in 1934; plus Interest in Maillyu Monroe never seems to end. This fall, a number of well- known actors. Including a new musical called “ Marilyn, an American Fable," will Walter Matthau, in 1920, James Whitmore, in star Los Angeles actress Goulyn PetcM as Marilyn 1921, Tom Bosley, in 1027, George Peppard, in Monroe.' 1929; and Richard Harris, In 1933. The play has triggered efforts by one o f the star’s early On this date in history: boyfriends, actor Ted Jordon, to publish his book about In 331 B.C., the armies of Alexander the: ”j7lUlk Monroe. Jordan claims he knew her intimately, both before Great defeat^ the forces of Persia’s King; and after she was on top. Jordon and Monroe started out Darius at Arbela, in what Is now northern Iraq. • together in Hollywood in 1944. Jordon’s name has seldom In 1903, the first World Series opened in cropped up in Monroe’s biographies because he never Boston, liie Boston Pilgrim s of the Apierlcan amounted to much as an actor, and her studios feh he League went on to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates couldn’t enhance her career. of the National League Oct. 13, in the eighth n> “ But I was the last person to speak to her before her gam e of a besbof-nine series. death,” Jordon insisu./’I own her diary, and I have photos In 1909, Henry Ford Introduced the Model T. never published before. I know what she went through In 1974, former Attorney General John before she died because she told me. These facts can never Mitchell and fouir other Nixon administration chtuige her death, and nobody will ever start another in­ offidaia went on trial on Watergate cover-up ' vestigation. But at least 1 can reveal parts of her life that no charges. one else can.” Marilyn Monroe: Yet another bio Sunday, OcL 2 DAVID M. EVANS, so­ Jordon’s “ diary” has proven to be a red telephone and E M. DION, junior: ”I BETH E. JENKINS, so­ PAUL D. ROBERGE, KRIS J. FLEM K E , sopho­ M IKE J. COLON, former DALE S. CHRIS­ Sunday, Oct. 2, is the 275th day of 1993 with 90' T A M IL. CARTER, sopho­ phomore: “ Students ar­ address book in which Monroe made some notes. He con­ o f her life,” said Joidon. “ I know about her rdationships would lay the slUdenti phomore: ” I think it’s former student: ” I think more: “ Nobody felt like student: “ Last year, the TENSEN, sophomore: "I to follow. more: ” It’s the students en't participating as tends that she never kept a day-by-day diary containing in­ with Robert F. Kennedy and Peter Lawtoid, so while I probably weren't study­ because a lot of the the situation in the schools working. The kids don't people were more free to think it's important. I Carrie Fisher and Pa u l Sinfon on wedding day ’The moon is moving towara Its new phase. that aren’t studying. 'The much as they used to. timate details about her lovers and special relationships. can’t prove anifthing that will reopen another investigation, ing as much as they students are getting into is because the teachers know how to learn. Who do pick what they wanted to think students should ’The morning stars are Metniry, Venus and teachers don’t care.” More people aren’t con­ Such a diary was first believed to have been stolen after at least I can tell more o f her story.” .. should have. They were drugs, and you know the don't have the discipline we know that studies?” do. Now it's a lot harder. really do good on it. I think Mars. ' ^ cerned. They’re not into Carrio waltod until her death. Some o f Monroe’s fans and some private detec­ Whether the public will go for another Monroe book is probably preoccupied teachers aren’t inter­ to control the pupils. It’s It's all what, you want to students should really try ’The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn. do. If people got involved, ha rder to get better scores school anymore.” tives still' contend it exists, but Jordon discounts that questionable, but Jordon is an angry man, and he doesn’t ’Those bom on this date are under the sign o f with other things.” ested. If the students were not even the parents' fault, it’s the students’ they'd do better.. It's not and impress the people at last minute to tell dad theory. “ I should know, because I was her friend for most want the Marilyn Monroe story to die. Libra. They include Britain’s King Rkhard interested, they could go and the teachers’. The the teachers' fault.” college.” From the Now-It-Can-Be-Told-Dept.; Carrie III, in 1452; German soldier and statesman home and study. The parents aren’t interested, students need to realize Flfhcr and Paul Simoa kept their recent marriage a Paul von Hindenburg, in 1947; French military M arl# Lulslt Thu w o u m u i rho's slMikua ad loduutry either.” what’s important.” secret from her father, Eddie Fisber, until the last commander Ferdinand Foch, In 1951; India’s minute, because he’s apparently such a blabber­ She spent her entire working life in advertisiiig, starting Luisi’s suit and proposed book have shaken the advertis­ Mahatma Gandhi, in 1909; Groucho Marx, in \ mouth. Even Eddie’s mother Kate, 81, knew all out as a lowly clerk. When she was fired for ailegedly ing industry. For the time being, Luisi is keeping details of 1995; and novelist Graham Greene, in 1904. about the wedding plans long before her singer-son mishandling Finances in' her department, Marie LaM was her life in the world o f huckstering o ff the record. But her On this date in history: got wind o f them. one o f the mpst powerful ex­ former associates say that Luisi’s lawsuit and book will be In 1790, British spy Major John Andre was! convicted in connection with Benedict.Ar-; Assailant gets two years at Cheshire In order to get him to Simon’s New York apart­ ecutives in the industry. embarassing, not only to the agency she worked for but for * nold’s treason and was hanged in Tappan, N .Y .; Manchester ment for the wedding, Carrie told her father that she Today, Luisi is writing a the entire industry. And not surprisingly, most are none too In 1909, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ate! wanted him to attend a party Simon was giving. book about the advertising pleased with Luisi. fering with police, assault Fortas withdrew his nomination as chief! One man was sentenced school property, all stem; degree unlawful restraint incident and was sent­ ney. Collins pleaded This is how a source close to the family paraphras­ world and has initiated a S100 “ She wM treated well by advertising, and now she wants In Brief on a police officer and justice. Six months later, he resigned from the; Friday and a plea ac­ ming from earlier ino and third-degree assault. enced to one year in guilty to driving under the ed their conversation; million laivsuit against the J. to hurt the hand that fed her so well,” said one woman, a breach of the peace, nolle court, admitting he had made a deal with the; cepted from another in dents in Manchester to r prison. One count of third- influence of alcohol and “ Okay,” said Fisher, “ I’ll bring some friends of Walter Thompson agency. former associate who also works for a major national ad by state’s attorney. Louis WoKson Foundiltion guaranteeing him! Manchester Superior which Hickipy was The following local cases degree burglary and one paid a $315 fine. She has hired one o f the agency. Cobb likes youth program David Sweeney, engag­ mine.” 120,000 a year for life. ! Court in connection with arrested. were also disposed of count of second-degree Jospeh Langer, third- nation’ s toughest prose­ “ She will be marked lousy and never get a job again if ing police in pursuit, fined “ No friends, daddy. Please,” Carrie pleaded. In 1901, President Reagan proposed upgrad-; Republican School Board candidate Bernice the sexual assault and Nasuta's sentencing between Sept. 23 and Sept. criminal mischief were degree criminal mischief cutors, Thomas Pobclo, to she goes ahead with the book. We all hqpe, for her sake $500. Two counts of driv­ “ And wear a suit and tie.” ing the U.S. asenal to Include M X missiles and! Cobb announced recently her support for the robbery of a 20-year-old was scheduled for Oct. 28. 29 in Manchester Superior not presented in court. and threatening, nolle by handle the suit. (Puccio is the and for the future of women in advertising, that she settles ing with his license sus­ “ Suit and tie? To a party at Paul’s. He doesn’t B-1 bombers “ to keep peace well Into the next: Manchester school system’s Youthful Offender woman in Manchester He is currently being held Court. Lynn Rhodes, third- the state's attorney. former Assistant U.S. Attor­ the lawsuit one way or another and loses herself in another pended. nolle by state’s even wear a suit and tie,” Eddie complained. century.” Program, which operates through the Youth last June. in lieu of $15,000 bond at William Petersen, degree burglary, nolle by Robert Martin, posses­ attorney. “ What’s going on.” ney who handled the Abscam company in anothn city.” In 1992, a powerful terrorist bomb demol-; Services Bureau. Ronald J. Hickey, 17, of the Hartford Correctional seven counts of third- the state's attorney. The sion of cocaine, 6-month “ Nothing,” Carrie assured him. “ Just a party.” Marie Luisi: Gonna tell all triids in federal court.) Luisi has no such intention. ished a hotel in the Iranian capital of Tehran. ■ She thinks when a grant from the Hartford East Hartford was sent­ Center. The state’s attor­ degree burglary, five court* dismissed charges suspended sentence, one- But a couple o f days later, when his mom c^led killing at least 00 people and injuring some TOO! Foundation for Public Giving expires in October, enced by Judge David M. ney has recommended a counts of sixth-degree lar­ of third-degree criminal year conditional dis­ from South Philadelphia to ask him to pick her up others. Manchester should "save this program by Barry to two years'^at the three-year sentence. ceny, fifthrdegree larceny mischief and fourth- charge and fined $115. and attempted s^th- degree larceny. Possession of marijuana and take her to the party, Fisher became suspicious. A thought for the day: Mahatma Gandhi! picking up where the grant lepves off.” Connecticut Youth Insti­ The third man accused The first mill to roll degree larceny, all nOlle Donald Collins, driving and interfering with po­ “ Mom, what are you doing attending a party at Prince Charles isn’t taking any more chances with talky said, “ Non-violence and truth are inseparable; The program, says the former teacher and tution in Cheshire on a of participating in the copper in the United by the state’s attorney. with his license sus­ lice, nolle by state’s Paul’s? You don’t have any mutual friends,” the valets who end up writing tell-all books after they leave his and presuppose one another. There is no g o d ! first-time candidate, allows youth considered to conviction for second- incident, Edward R. States was erected by Sttele, awaits trial on Petersen pleaded guilty to pended, driving without attorney. Paul Revere at Canton, bewildered Fisher told his mother. Be that as it may, princely employ. Charles has hired a Gurkha soldier who Please give ase any Information yon have on Anthony higher than truth.” be serious offenders to stay in Manchester rather degree assault. Hickey charges of first-degree one count of first-degree eye glasses, and driving Douglas Sc.ruton, inter­ Mass., in 1802. It rolled I’m going, momma retorted. That’s when Fisher got speaks little English. His nickname: Bish (as in shhht) . . . Andrews, who etaircd in “Brideshead Revisited.” — than being placed in "very expensive settings pleaded guilty to the sexual assault, second- criminal trespass in con­ at an unreasonable speed, fering with police, fined sheets to sheathe the hull on the wire to Carrie and insisted he be told what was Last summer’s “ Night Shift,” directed by Ron Howard Pfttshargh, Pa. simply because no local programs are available. charge in a plea- “ By providing such a sdrvlce, the Board of bargained arrangement degree robbery, first- nection with an Aug. 11 nolle by the state's attor­ $515. One count of inter­ of the U.S.S. Constitution. going on. and produced by Brian Graier, didn’t win the hearts of Andrews is in his mid-30s, is married to British depart­ Lottery Ekiucation Is able to see to it that these offenders with the state's attorney “ You two are getting married, aren’t you,” Fisher critics, but it raked in some big bucks at the box office ment store heireu Gcorgbsa Simpson, and is very much the anyway. So, Howard and Grazer are coming out with receive daily monitoring, regular counseling, The charge was re­ zeroed in, and this time Carrie came clean. “ Yes, family man. He and Georgina have two children and reside family support and ongoing education,” Mrs. duced from first-degree another comedy, titled “ Splash,” about an amorous mer­ V dad, but don’t tell a soul.” in England. The Andrews enjoy giving intimate dinner par­ Cobb said. sexual assault. maid. They hope to do swimmingly . . . Golden Nugget Conn, daily Friday: 757 j And since he now knew, would he please start ties at their home, and when he’s not on the set, Anthony Play Four: 8604 Hickey was arrested writing a toast, pick out a song and come to the , owner Steve Wynn has kept his eye problem a secret for likes to spend his time riding, reading and playing with the July 3 and accused of 'many years. But now he’s taking an an active role in fund­ Mills: I’ll manage better house two hours earlier for a wedding rehearsal? kids. You’ll be seeing him in the fali in a flick based on other numbers drawn Friday in New participating in the bind­ Fisher had barely 24 hours to get ready. raising for the Retinitis Pigementosa Foundation. He was Agatha Christie’s “ Sparkling Cyanide,” and in the spring England: Republican candidate for town treasurer ing. sexual assault and instrumental in recently reuniting-Eraak Sinatra and Dean Michael Mills wants voters to look at the position in “ Under the Volcano,” under the direction o f John Massachusetts daily: 9282. robbery of a female ac­ Martin for a concert bmeFiting the charity . . . White Sox of town treasurer as manager of a “ forced mutual quaintance in her Main Puoplu Exclualvul antwuru Ihu moat Inlufuatlng Haston. New Hampshire weekly: 330-75-blue. out Fielder Tom Padorefc rivaled Rkh Little recently, in the fund,” rather than seeing it as an uninteresting Street apartment, accord­ quMlhMis from rMdura. Sand yourt to u« euro of Ihiu New Hampshire daily: 0295. Windy City. He mimicked W.C. fields, Hamphicy Bogart Who starred In Wall INsacy’s “World’s Greatest job. ing to police reports read nowupapor. Vermont daily: 008. and John Wayne in a TV promotion for the club. All that, Athlete”? — T.H., Omaha, Neh. “ Everyone who pays taxes is in'-thls large Friday in court. e iM ) BY TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE. INC. Maine daily: 001. n a Eul 42ml Sana. New York. N Y 10017 and he plays the outfield too. That was super hunk Jan Michael Vincent. mutual fund,” said Mills. According to a state­ Rho^ Island daily: 9202. “4-47 Jackpot"! Commenting on current Trepsurer Roger ment th e. woman gave numbers: 31-20-01-11. Negro’s management of Manchester tax dollars. police she entered her Mills contends he “ does two things with the apartment June 13 and money. First, he allocates money to run the town, found Hickey, Edward then he counts up how much he has left and tries to Steele, 21, and Stanley Weather Don’t blame the weatherman invest it. Nasuta, then 16, inside. “ If he makes a good investment, fine,” Mills One or more of the three continues. “ If he doesn’t do so well — then he men said they understood Connecticut today needs more money to fill the basket.” the woman's welfare when the forecast is faulty Mills asks taxpayers to consider how high their check had arrived - that Saturday partly sunny in the taxes have risen in the past 12 years. day. morning. Highs 70 to 75. Light “ I think it’s time to put someone in there that is The woman told police southeast winds. Saturday night Editor’s note: Bruce Schwoegler Reconciiliation may not be possi­ it will be. The term also ignores; going to take our mutual fund and make us the she refused to turn over fair. Lows 50 to 55. Light southwest is weekday evening radio and ble in some cases, but let’s try to windspeed, since onlyy strong* kind of interest we would expect if we went out the money when they winds. Sunday partly sunny. Highs television meteorologist, science clarify some of the terminology. winds do not fit fair’s definition. • and hired our own investment manager,” said the asked fof it.-Hickey then in the 70s. reporter, producer and host of “ Clear” means less than 10 “ Showers” and “ rain” are two( candidate, a newcomer to Manchester politics. pushed her to the floor,” energy specials for WBZ radio and percent of the sky, day or night, is other misunderstood terms. Most; according to the police New England television in Boston. covered by clouds. “ Sunny” is would say they are the same, but report. Steele picked her often interchanged with clear they are actually quite different! Malone names commlNee up and (lung he on a Massachusetts and Rhode Island: By Bruce Schwoegler during daylight hours. It’s an Showers are column-like, visiting couch. Nasuta bound her Saturday partly sunny. Highs from Incumbent Republican school board candidate For United Press International optimistic point of view, although limited areas as they drift with thq hands. the upper 60s to the mid 70s. Fair Dr. H. John Malone has named attorney Noah up to 30 percent of the sky may wind. Rain falls from table-like According to the police Saturday night. Lows 50 to 55. Starkey his campaign manager for the Nov. 8 BOSTON — “ Partly sunny with a have clouds according to strict cloud shields and wets large report, she said at least Sunday partly sunny with highs in election. 30 percent chance of showers, definition. geographical areas. Unless nut one of them 'poured beer, the 70s. James Higgins, also an attorney, was ap­ followed by partly cloudy weather ’’Partly cloudy” and “ partly merous, showers do not wash out iver her head, whipped Maine and New Hampshire: pointed chairman of Malone’s campaign commit­ tonight,” is one of the many feeble sunny” elicit the greatest misun­ your plansi “ Scattered showers,’^, her with a rawhide strap Fair Saturday through Sunday. tee, a post he held during Malone’s successful 1981 attempts at describing the vagar­ derstanding. Partly cloudy skies for instance, bypass many picnics and sexually. assaulted - Highs both days in the upper 60s campaign. ies of weather clearly and con­ are 30 to 60 percent cloud-covered while announcers who have incori her with a stipk. and 70s. Lows Saturday night 35 to John M. Healy is campaign treasurer, and cisely. In addition, forecasters while partly sunny weather is rectly ballyhooed monsoons iidic< Stanley Nasuta, 17, of 40 north and 40 to 50 south. Christopher Nicholson was named publicity cannot describe conditions over shadier, running between 60 and 80 u le ’’faulty’’ weather 869 Main St., pleaded Vermont: Considerable sun­ director. vast geographical zones, yet many percent cloudiness. “ Cloudy” prognistications. ! guilty before Judge Law­ shine and mild Saturday. High 70 to Starkey is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Trinity For period ending 7 p.m. today. The first day of October wilt find people read or hear predictions skies fill out the dance card with In short, confused communica? rence Klaczak to' first- 75. Fair, some fog and little College, earned his law degree at the University generalty fair weather spread across the nation with skies ranging meant for others. above 80 percent cover. “ Variable tors and foggy forecasters enhancq degree unlawful res­ temperature change Saturday of Connecticut and also holds a master’s degree in from sunny to partty cloudy. A few showers, however, may be noted Television and radio broadcasts cloudiness” signifies skies in tur­ nature’s defiance of description. - traint. He allegedly bound night. Low 45 to 50. Sunday mostly international relations. Higgins practices with sometimes foster these miscon­ moil, anywhere from sunny to the hands of the woman over parts of the mid Atlantic states and in the vicinity of the sunny and warm. High in the 70s. Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien, and Healy — a Californla-Nevada border. Maximum temperatures Include: Atlanta ceptions. People tune into weather- cloudy. Some forecasters overuse Pratt & Whitney contracts analyst — is working who was assaulted and this term, in effect telling the 76, Boston 69, Chicago 81, Cleveland 77. Dallas 92, Denver 71, Duluth Extended outlook casts intended for distant metro­ Manchester on a law degree at UConn. helped take from her politan areas. Even worse, public nothing. apartment $108 in welfare 65. Houston 67, Jacksonville 79, Kansas City 87, Little Rock 87, Los If possible, I try to explain the Angeles 72, Miami 84, Minneapolis 72, New Orleans 83, New York 69, Extended outlook for New Eng­ audiences might hear an outdated money she had received land Monday through Wednesday: forecast read by an indifferent terms. For instance, a spring day Herald Firefighters visit schools the day of the.incident. Phoenix 67, San Francisco 72. Seattle 64, St. Louis 87 and in the northeast can often start Washington 75. Connectlcni, Massachusetts and annbuncer or one who ad libs a rain The state’s attorney of-^ Rhode Island: Fair and mild shower into a three-day monsoon. sunny, but become partly sunny Richard M. Diamond, Thomot J. fered not, to prosecute - Members of the town Fire Department are now Monday and Tuesday. Chance of Add these limitations to those during the afternoon as solar- Hoop«r Nasuta oh the original WE’VE Co-PuMIthtrs visiting local grammar schools in conjunction showers Wednesday. Low temper­ forecasts that go bust, though they heated terrain generates clouds. charges of first-degree with r ire Prevention Week, which begins Oct. 9, atures mostly in 50s. Highs in the don’t as often as most believe, and ’’F air’ ’ is a vague weather term I USPS327-SM sexual assault, second- Capt. John C. Hughes said. 70s Monday and Tuesday and from you have grounds for divorce dislike. It’s like saying you’re O.K. voi. cm, No. 1 degree robbery, and third PUT OUR HEADS TOGETHER They are educating school children about fire the mid 60s to the mid 70s between weathermen and their Fair falls to tell an artist, photo­ degree'assault; A charge Publlshad dally___ axesot Sunday dangers and demonstrating their techniques in Wednesday. audiences. grapher or astronomer how cloudy and cortoln hollilldoyt I by■ tha Mon' of reckless use' of the fighting (ires. Vermont: Mild through the chaitar Publlshlnplino Co.C0 ., 16 . Bralnord ^ highway stemming from Ploco, Manchastar, Conn. “ The program has been proven to be very TO MAKE THE D dU A llS YOU GIVE period. Fair Monday and Wednes­ an earlier Incident was Socond clots postaeapald at Mon- popular in schools throughout Manchester,” said day, but showers UKely Tuesday. chatlar. Conn. POSTM ASTER: included in the list of Hughes. , Highs in the 70s. Lows 45 to 55. Sand oddross chomwt to tho Mart- charges nolled in return Dean hits land, Hzzlos castor Harold, P.O. Box 9»1, Mon- For more information on Fire Prevention WORK EVEN HARDER. Maine and New Hampshire: for Nasuta's plea. chostar. Conn. 06040. Week, groups or organizations should call Fair Monday and ’Tuesday. Chance In return for Hickey’s NORFOLK, Va. (UPI) - Big, fat board sailing up the (Potomac) 649-2808. This y e ^, y o ^ one gift to the fall of showers Wednesday. Lows in the To tubtalba, or to raport o plea the state’s attorney Ttiis faN, the United Way of the You work hard for every dollar Dean, a nor’easter that masque­ river” by a college boat that had M lvary proMam, coll 647-9M6. Of- mid 40s to mid 50s. Highs in the 60s ttca hours ora 8:30 o.m. to 5:30 p.m. agreed not to prosecute Capital Area and the Combined campaign will work to help pr(> you make. This year, we're mak­ been searching for him since he to low 70s. raded as a tropical storm, lum­ Monday through PrMov and 7 to 10 HurwHz Is commended Hickey on three other Health Appeal will conduct a sin­ vide health research at agencies ing every dollar you give, work bered inland on Virginia’s Eastern left Thursday afternoon, a spokes­ o.m. Saturday. Oallyary thouW ba charges lodged against man said. mods by S p.m. Mondav through gle funckaising campaign. By such as the American Cancer even harder. Pollen count Shore Friday and broke up as Friday and by 7:30 a.m. Saturday. In a recent proclamation, Manchester Mayor him in connection with the quickly as it hit. The storm, which packed winds Suggastad corrlar rotas ora 81.20 Stephen T. Penny saluted recently-retired initial arrest. The charges NEW HAVEN - The Hospital of woftdng tOgefher we'll be able to Society and the American Heart There was some minor flooding just shy of 74 mph hurricane force waafcly, tS.13 for ona month, tlS.35 executive director Hyalie Hurwitz of the River not pressed include (irst- Assodation, day care for low- St. Raphael reported the Connecti­ and teach erosion from the rain at one point, peaked late Thursday for thraa months, S30.7D for six East Homemaker-Home Health Service. do even more with the dollars cut pollen count Friday was 9 nnantht and 861.40 for ona year. Moll a n d second-degree and wild surf, but the powder-puff night and started to weaken. By rotaa ora ovallaMs on rsouast. T te proclamation pointed out that under her robbery, third-degree as­ yougivB. income wofking parents, rehabili­ grains per cubic meter of air and 40 mph winds proved harmless. Friday morning. Dean’s winds had direction, the agency has expanded and now the mold spores were high. To plocs a dotsmad or display sault, first-degree unlaw­ tation sen/ices for the handi­ SaMHte ¥law There was fear during the day d ro p p ^ to about 40 mph, and odvartlsamant, or to raport a nows serves nine towns. It also praises her involvement ful restraint, first-degree capped and more than100 other Air quality that heavy seas kicked up by Dean forecasters said Eastern Shore Itam, story or pictura Mao, coll in starting up the Meals on Wheels program. criminal trespass and might have claimed the life of a residents were hosting “ a strong 643-3711. Orilco hours ara8:30o.m. to On behalf of the town,'Penny thanks Hyalie breach of the peace services. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EDT shows S p.m. Monday through Friday. The state Department of Envir­ wind surfer at St. M ary’s City, nor’easter.” Hurwitz "for her many years of service to the The state also agreed Tropical Storm Dean producing clouds and showers over the Middle onmental Protection reported Md., but the youth, was found alive Robert Bottom, a National Tha Manchastar HaroM Is o community” and wishes her "good health and not to prosecute Hickey on Atlantic states and Carolinas. A broad band of layered clouds and well. Weather Service meteorologist in subscribsr to Unitad Prats Intamo- happiness In the future.” good air quality levels across tlonol naws tarvlcsa and It q charges of third-degree stretches ftom the northern Rockies northeastward through the Connecticut Friday and forecast The 20-year-old St. M ary’s Col­ Norfolk, said Dean was hard to mambar of tha Audit Bureau of assault and loitering on northern Plains into the upper Midwest. Clouds and scattered good to moderate conditions for the lege student, whose name was not follow because it was not the CIrcu lotions. showers cover most of tfte Southwestern U.S. weekend. released, was discovered "m errily garden-variety tropical storm. f 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 1. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, .jct. H983 - 5 V .S ./W o rU Mondale gets NEA’s nod

In Brief WASHINGTON (UPI) - Walter caucuses. Mondale told reporters he consi­ HOUSEWASHING Mondale began what could be the The overwhelming but expected dered the NBA action “a very GENERAL OIL High Preesure Power WeeMng Both sides see victory biggest weekend to date in his victory was precede by release ol important forward step in my AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood quest for the Democratic presiden­ a new Washington Post-ABC poll campaign.” Asked about polls Sided Homea. HOUSTON — Continental Airlines and its pilots tial nomination by winning the showing Mondale far ahead of the showing Glenn might run better MANCHESTER and flight attendants unions, looking at a 3 a.m. backing of the 1.7 million-member other six Democratic candidates. against Reagan than he, the HEATING on MAK Painting EOT Saturday strike, both predicted victory National Education Association He got 43 percent, 20 points ahead Minnesotan said, “ I ’m taking Friday in u labor dispute triggered by the Friday. of his closest challenger, Sen. John nothing for granted,” but “ It’s my __ ^ j j j l -2659 airline's bankruptcy reorganization. The former vice president easily Glenn, D-Ohio. impression that I’m doing very HAS QUAIITY SERVICE Union officials will picket Continental facilities won the support of the teachers’ Mondale appeared before the well.” WS4 nationwide at that eariy hour, but the first flight group, the country’s second larg­ teachers about an hour after the Mondale was expected to receive cAu 568-3500 — from Washington to Houston — was not due to est labor union, and hoped for two vote, and said, together “ we can the backing of the NEA, which is take off until 8 a.m. EOT. The second was an 8:30 more political victories Saturday rebuild America!” just 100,000 members smaller than HAS IT! e.m. EOT flight from Houston to Baton Rouge, in a straw poll of Maine Democrats Ripping Reagan’s social and the nation’s biggest union, the La. and first stage endorsement by the economic policies as divisive, he Teamsters. In recent years, the OMUFFE MITO NDY > “ We don’t think pilots will show up," said Air AFL-CIO. said: “ Today we have a president N EA has made itself into a potent ROUTtea TALCOTTVILLS.CT. Line Pilots Association President Henry Duffy, The NEA’s board of directors who will fight for the MX (missile) political force, sending the largest repeating his warning that Continental is risking voted by a 9-to-l ratio to back and not lift a finger for education. - bloc of delegates to the 1980 safety with its new work rules. “ Just as Mondale in state primaries and And that’s wrong.” Democratic national convention. 24 NR. TOWING Important, we don't think the public will want to I or>d 191 M oin St., MorKhotter get on these planes.” 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... Phono; 643-1191 or 643-1900 Continental Chairman Frank Lorenzo denied •GOMeuTi coLuilON nePAiii • Emtbrook MoN, MemfroW safety was being sacrificed. He said Federal TABLE PADS afOneiON AND AMERICAN CAH6 Phono: 456-1141 Aviation Administration rules were being fol­ AFL-CIO leaders vote today Since 1947 fAsrevN coHNKficurs lowed, and an FAA spokesman said Lorenzo was $S9 ’ 5 A rt fci»nll//e, Prop. ieaotm rua stevici opwcmiufi______correct. ABLE HOME IMPROVEMENT Custom Made To Your ENRGV SAVING HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPI) — A endorsement in an effort to bolster Democratic Convention as a nOMI FimE AWMNGS Protests flare in Manila top union backer of Sen. John labor’s influence on the electoral Carter-Mondale delegate, said Table Size and Shape STEVENSON'S Glenn, D-Ohio, said Friday heads process and defeat an anticipated WMOOWS REPUCEMENT 6 M AN ILA, Philippines — Riot police using tear most ballots at Saturday’s AFL- (Pile* (hewn la for taklaa up of 96 AFL-CIO unions will be re-election bid by President 48xM. Lartgar laMaa aMpMly ' ‘ Sorvicontor, Inc. gas and firing shots into the air Friday broke up a CIO General Board meeting will be ADOOIS ' WMDOWS CANOPIES following federation president Reagan. cast “ more or less following Lane 649-4301 Into protest on Manila's “ Wall Street” by white collar Lane Kirkland, not rank-and-file FREE 8^op At Home Service Communication Workers union Kirkland’s lead than what (rank- Imistiem & Auto Sales YANKEE AUIMINUM SERVICES workers demanding an end to President Ferdi­ workers, in endorsing Waiter vice president Martin Hughes, who and-file) people think.” atingfah * haatandatain'raiiatant Glass A Scroon Ropaira nand Marcos' 18-year rule. Mondale for president. WASHING - WAXING - RUG SHAMPOOING also heads the 150,000-member • aatitfaction guarantaad Thousands of office workers screamed insults The union leaders, along with “ I think it’s a dangerous new LUBRICATION - BATTERIES • ACCESSORIES Hardwaro A Accaaaorlaa Cleveland AFL-CIO, said in an and showered the police with garbage from the state and local AFL-CIO officials, course,” he said. “ It’s rolling the TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS interview that electability of a windows of high-rise buildings along a half-mile meet Saturday to recommend a dice.” 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER. CT. ALUMINUM 6 4 9 - 1 1 0 6 Democratic nominee is high on the stretch of Ayala Avenue in the capital's financial candidate for formal endorsement Phone: 649-5533 BOB STEVENSON SIDING 70S Main St. Mowdieitor, Ct. minds of many union officials. Hughes comments followed a center of Makati. Wednesday by the ISth AFL-CIO Able Home Improvement Police said six' people — three policemen, a charge Thursday by a major Convention next week, and former “ I think Glenn has the best shot ICOMMItOAt anHKTtiAi am oenui fireman and two civilians — were injured by against Reagan,” Hughes said. “ A AFL-CIO construction union presi­ -Your Complete Remodeling Service- (203) 643.6843 Vice President Mondale is the dent that the federation’s endorse­ bottles, rocks and beer cans in Makati and seven clear choice. lot of people I talk to have told me people were arrested, including a freelance so.” ment process will not allow for Room Addlllona - Porch Encloauioa - Rooflna - The federation, at tlie urging of sufficient debate and comes before aiding - Solar Qroonhouaaa • KItchana • fn- LEDOUX ELECTRIC o« reporter. Kirkland, decided to break tradi­ v e A M j Hughes, who was chairman of most rank-and-file workers have a aulatad RaplacamanI Doora A WIndowa. (203)649-4479 •mific (Autom atic (Ataum & Secutitp Six-8tate manhunt set tion and make a pre-primary the Ohio delegation at the 1980 favorite for the nomination.' . liCtRMd 6 ROBERT F. LEDOUX to t a l fire t BURGLAR ALARM PROTECmON RUTHTON, Minn. — Authorities Friday Ron Cndett, 531 Porker Street lAaered searched a vacant farm where two bankers were Owner 643-9966 NEW CONSTRUCTION lEPAMS • BBWHHNG Complote Initollotion of slain in ambush and launched a six-state SSIVKIS CNANGiD - AFPUANCIS MSTAUID Telephone Jocks and Systems manhunt for father and son suspects driven from Maine Democrats scramble SWHUUNe FOOL WHIMG • ONTDOOt UGNTMG the property by foreclosure. ASSmONS • MC ROOMS • WATER NIATIIS , MANCHESTER. CT 06040 Lincoln County Sheriff Abe Thompson said AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — Carl the state university was playing its Calil. heavy fog made a nighttime search for the Yastrzemski’s retirement, the po­ homecoming game all on Mondale was working extremely “ Serving Mtutehntar For Over 5G Tear.*' heavily armed father and son “ almost impossi­ tato harvest and the University of Saturday, hard to win. His campaign workers EAST WEST IMPORTS ble. ” He said officers returned to the farm to look Maine homecoming were giving said they would not be happy with PidiloM au4 GWa fnw Atauud dw WaHd for enough clues to issue a warrant for the pair. Said state Democratic chairman Democratic officials headaches Barry Bobbins: “ Those are signifi­ anything less than victory. tenttad The fltrist Authorities in North and South Dakota, Friday as they tried to muster NOW Wisconsin, Missouri and Iowa watched for the cant conflicts that will mean a ' Mondale’s campaign hired a bus 24 BIRCH ST. party members for a presidential substantial reduction in the n uiM im c suspects and Minnesota officials'searched the straw poll. to bring delegates to the poll from Ghriental Huge TEL. 643-6247 number of delegates who will Aroostook County, where the po­ back roads of the flat prairie country for a pickup Some 3,200 Maine Democrats — For All Your Needs m wrwoaoNMH moow 643-4444 actually vote in the poll.. tato harvest is in full swing and truck with Texas plates registered to James L. generally the state’s most active 643-5692 F.T.D. Jenkins. party members — Were eligible to Eligible to vote were elected public schools close so children can TRAVELelNSURAMCE MASTEB CHABSE Jenkins was believed to be traveling with his vote Saturday for the presidential officeholders, those who contrib­ help in the fields. 391 Broad 8t., Manehoator m Ctmur Sl. «oa AMEilCAN EXPREaS WPm.0 WIDE uted at least $75 to the party, or Mwcbesler, Ct SERVICE son, Steve, 18. Officers said they fled the farm in a candidate of their choice. But as of Yastrzemski, a hero across New Able Home Improvement owned by Ron Cadett is your com­ members of state or local party 6 4 6 - 7 0 0 0 pickup truck after Rudy Blythe, 42, and Toby Friday, only 900 delegates had England after 23 years with the committees. plete Remodeling Service and is Able to handle all your Re­ Thulin, 37, were gunned down. registered to vote at the polling Red Sox is being honored in INE sam cf AM INSTALL INOU6TIIAL AM COMRKRCIAL place in the Augusta Civic Center. The poll pitted former Vice Boston’s Fenway Park on Satur­ 8PECIALIZINQ IN modeling needs. Call us for design and construction of Room AIR C0NDIT16NIM6 - REFRIGERATION The immensely popular Red Sox President Walter Mondale against day before his last game Sunday. B&L ENTERPRISES Lutherans, Catholics agree SUPERIOR MUFFLERS baseball player was being honored strong challenges from Sens. John Many Maine Democrats said no­ Manchaalar, Conn. Additions, House Renovations, Sun Rooms, Screened HEATIN6 and SHEET METAL WASHINGTON — Lutheran and Roman in Boston, Maine’s important Glenn, D-Ohio, Ernest Hollings, thing would keep them from the •SPRAYING Catholic. theologians Friday said they have potato crop is being harvested and D-S.C., and Alan Cranston, D- D0NWILUS6AMGE.INC. Porches. Decks, Kitchens, Roofing, Siding. 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By Julianna Hostings boy (cable channel) does,” Biondi UPI TV Raportar watching, the S8-year-oid cable obviously wants people to buy both o f movies on pay TV, Biondi said he “ It (Cinemax) has a late night HBO and Cinemax? believes HBO’s 12.5 million view­ Mmponent which HBO doesn’t, said. executive told a recent breakfast The second segment follows a gathering of TV writers. Biondi first explained that the ers and Cinemax’ 2.9 milion although 1 don’t think it will be NEW YORK - Uke economist fireman who dances at a strip clul) Jack "And the more control you can people who set up the CMbmax viewers want it that way. stepped up.” Milton Friedman, HBO President for women and another features a Frank Blondl believes We the build into a household, the happier schedule also schedule HBO. "Certain movieO have ad enor­ Marcos connection hurts Reagan Anderaok mous ability to allow consumers to A NEW CINEMAX program prostitute. they are.” "They know what’s on (at any People are happiest when we are ‘"rhis woman could have her " “ Why do video cassette rentals given tim e). If you put a comedy on drop in and out,” he said, citing Biondi thinks people deary will be Washington free to choose. own talkshow,” Biondi said. “ She do very well In multi-pay service one, you put a drama on the other. "Young Doctors in Love,” "Rocky interested in is "Eros America," WASHINGTON - It was Reagan would reinforce the it has been demonstrated time So how come programmers last has some lines ... and I don’t think H^arry-Qo-Round homes?” Blondi asked. . " I f you put an action movie III” and “ Grease II.” which probably will be launched in fashionable here during the last image of his administration and again that Reagan needs July began duplicating programs any of it’s scripted for her. ” on HBO Inc.’s two pay cable "Because they have more mo­ against an action movie, you hope “ Chariots of Fire” would be November. administration for the pragma­ Jack Germond here and abroad as one that, in much more than his base on the " I t ’s terrific. ’The first one is a At this point, Biondi said, he networks. Home Box Office and ney to spend on entertainment,” it’s 2:4S in the morning.” difficult to stop watching after the tists to make fun of President the name of opposition to right to prosper politically. The segment about a topless dancer id thinks the show is too long — 47 Cinemax? someone ventured, ignoring the ' Biondi said the 3-year-old Ci­ first half hour, he said, but the Jimmy Carter’s emphasis on communism, goes out of its way full-mooner vote clearly wasn’t a Florida bar. She's also a minutes. a n d "Ultimately, the goal of the rhetorical tone of the question. nemax and il-year-old HBO might others could be watched in seg­ housewife and mother.” “ Some of it makes you feel human rights in fashioning to identify itself with repressive enough to elect him In 1980 and it viewer is the automat approach to "Well, there’sthat,” Bion^said, duplicate two movies a month, at ments, allowing viewers to work Of course, there will be plenty of uncomfortable. You think, ‘People foreign poUcy. And there were Jules Witcover rightist regimes. The other won’t be enough to reelect him TV,” Biondl said, referring to but be noted that movie cassettes the most. late, go to that PTA meeting, Adviser footage o f the woman danc|ng, don’t talk about that too much.’ But times when it seemed both classic example on the current in 1984. those emporiums of the past where can be rented for Just a couple Of course there was “Star whatever. Syndicated columnists Biondi said. But there also w illbe that’s what TV is about.” naive and far-fetched, however scene is, quite obviously, the Finally, there is a basic all varieties of food were available extra dollars — equipment costs Wars.” Everyone Jumped at it. A couple of elements that set voice-overs of her talking about Biondi said he believes TV idealistic. government In El Salvador that inconsistency in the picture of at the drop of a coin. "But it’s aside. "During the month of February, Cinemax apart from its sistdir raising children, about how she audiences have shown they are Reagan’s attitude on world has side technically not possible today." if you iived in a muiti-pay home network is it’s tendency to use But the Reagan administra­ Reagan seems determined to can make so much more money as ready for some of the heavier stuff In the past decade, however, pay PEOPLE WANT to be free to you probably had the feeling the foreign films (HBO, be said, may tion obviously has gone over­ protect at any cost. politics. He may have shown a topless dancer than she could as a — language and sex — that is not TV began took look like the choose. only thing on was ‘Star W ars,"’ use six a year while Cinemax board in the opposite direction necessary because of the two much attention; one way or the himself to be willing to "stand secretary — lifestyle stuff. seen on commercial televisibn. business answer. It gave people more Then why the duplication, when Biondi admitted. might use two a month) and its in the blind eye it gives the huge military installations the other, to our relationship with It is true, of course, that up to the Russians” but if he following such policies tends to appearance of turning toward United States maintains in the Marcos and the Philippines. It is goes to Manila in November he WASHINGTON — President satisfy the President’s political President Ferdinand Marcos Philippines. not an issue that surfaces in is going to be seen Just as clearly Reagan’s top adviser on drug base on the Far Right, those and the situation in the Philip­ That really isn’ t any answer public opinion polls as a prim­ as a president knuckling under abuse policy. Dr. CarletonTumdjr, folks who pine for the good old pines since the assassination at all, however. It is true that ary concern of the man in the to a ham-and-egger like Ferdi­ likes spraying the controversial Saturday TV days of Somoza in control of Aug. 21 of opposition leader Marcos has made some not very street. nand Marcos. And that is herbicide paraquat on domestic Benigno Aquino. And, in a broad subtle threats to close down the Nicaragua and are absolutely something Ronald Reagan marijuana fields — a remedy ia aaplorad. 1974. Rstad G. salvea to Satan hava ktacribed sense, it may prove politically bases if Reagan cancels his BUT SUCH A GESTURE by spooked by the Sandinistas. But clearly doesn’t need. ' t 7:00A.M. border guards who manipulau 11:00 P.M. bitterly opposed by environmental ^ 10:15 A.M. ths kvss of'Maxican ktvnigrama. thek names. Ernest Borgnkie, Eft- costly to President Reagan in visit. But where is Marcos going S CD • CsuMbl K a m m o Jock fdcholsrxi, VaM a Patrins, 000000-Nowa die /VIbert, Ida Lupkio. 1975. groups, to say nothing of pot ^ 0 - Madia Watch the long run. m - WoiM Tomonow Warran Ootsa. 1982. Rated R. 0 - MOVIE: '12 Angry fikan’ 0 - Twilight Zona to turn — to the Soviet Union? smokers. Hardly. And how would he X • IWv TIm m S «m 10:30A.M. 0 - MOVIE: 'Sahara' An One Juror slowly sways the other 0 - Amofica'a Top Ton As it happens. Turner holds a d ) ® - CharSa Brown S Amarlean tank craw, attsmptkig 11 to a 'not gukty' verdict, when IN THE IMMEDIATE after- replace the huge infusion of IS-N mvs 0 - Naws/Sporta/Waothar patent (along with the University tem p y to crt>ee tha Sahara das art, run they orignaky warned to vote math of the Aquino killing, the money his ^vernm ent receives ' (B ) - RMwii To nonot Of Apao into Garmon troops and tty to 'gukty.' Henry Fonda, Lee J. 0 - Bionic Woman of Mississippi) for a chemical test 0 0-Uttlss ROU8TER8 hold them off until hsip arrivea. Cobb. Ed Bagley. 1957 White House took its usual tack as the landlord of those bases? : 9-SpoitsUak 0 - Rieh/Monlaga that detects the presence of 0 - H s s H a w Humphrey Bogart, Btuca Bennett. 0 - Jadda Gtaaaon Show of behaving as if the worst The hard truth is that the - CMMron’o TXot ro Chad Everett (r.) stars as J. Canal Naish. 1943. 0 - ABC Nows paraquat on crops. He stands to 0 - O d d Coupla possible thing would be for the S ) - Nows/Spofts/WaoUwr 0 - ESPN's biatds FootbaE Wyatt Earp III. with Maxine O - S n a a h Pioviaws Co-hosu 1:15A.M. relationship between the United earn royalties if the test is 0 - SportaContar President to change his plans. 0 - Jotmnv Qim M 0 - Stylo With Elsa KIsnach Stuart as his mother. Amanda, Nsal Gablar and Jaffrsy Lyons 0 - ABC Nows States and the Philippines is a marketed commercially. So con­ taka a look at what's happening 0 - N i g h t FHght That seems to be a cardinal ' 0 - Mna Araund Uw WofM 0 0 - Alvbi S ttia and Jkn Varney as brother 0 - Msdis Watch symbiotic one. If it is true that tinued paraquat spraying could Odprrwnhs at tha itKAriaa. 0 - Outar Limits principle of presidential advis­ those bases are important to the '0 - M O V I E : 'Mrah biMfvX’ A Evan, in "The Rousters." a 1:30 A.M. enrich him personally. young gM hwmt about growing 0 - MOVIE: 'Don't Cry. M's comedy-adventure series 8:30P.M. 0 - Sports Tonight \ ers — never to concede any United States in strategic Only Thunrisr' A VIsinam msdic 0 - Nows/Sign OR Turner denies there’s any con­ up during a atay. wHh ralativaa in about a traveling carnival, 0 - E S P i r a Saturday MgM at 0 - Lo Ma)cr dal Show dal outside event has shaken up The terms, it is equally true that ' 'Amnaylvania’a Amish country. ioina a friend to help sat up an thaFIghia Madki Die 0 - Indopondsm Notwotk flict of interest between his White Arm Wadgaworth, Rip Tom, Ed- orphanags (or Viatnamsas chid- making its debut BATUHOAV, Man, whether it is an assassina­ Marcos has as much reason as rsn. Oarmla Chriatophar, Susan 0 0- Nauaiaia (PNEMIERE) 0 - TwWghl Zona House advisory role and his dtt AStart. 1978. Ratsd PG. OCT. 1 on NBC. Wyan Eoip ■ botdas a Hat fighter 0 - This la the Ufa tion in Manila or even the the Reagan administration to Sakit Jamsa. 1982. Ratsd PG. 0 - Dovs AHsn at Largs paraquat-test patent, which he 0 - Exahangs to protect a runaway and Evan 0 - B l g S t a t v destruction of a Korean airliner 0 - Elactrle Comparty check U8TINQS FOR EXACT HME atxl Amanda captum a robbsr want to continue the 0 - Jatsofia 0 - MOVIE: T h s Rotum of obtained while doing marijuana who k the btodiar of a coupla of 11:30P.M. by a Soviet missile. relationship. 0-M OVIE:'Ths Daughtarsof Mr. kkoto' Mr. Moto g a tim ki- research at the University of 7:30A.M. Joshua Cabo’ In a achama to hoods. (90 mki.) 0 - HowoH FNa-O But the word has begun to ©tfSICataaiaaf criminating evidence against a Mississippi. QD - BuEwInIdo kaap hia land in sphs of a naw 0 - grant Chafa/IHawOrtaana 0 - Laugh-bi Waser ¥vho is attempting to aa- leak out of the White House in homsatssrling law, a fur trappar MOREOVER, THERE isn’t d ) - Oal Smart 9:00 P.M. 0 - MOVIE: T h s Odd Coupla' botage an oil company. Hadry the last several days that in the any reason to believe that kind rscruHa a thiaf. a pickpockst and A atoppy man and a fussy man Silva, Terence Longdon, Suzanne HIS ROLE in the administra­ ( £ -N aw aih A RsaMy a prostHuts to portray hia daugh­ 0 0 - MOVIE: Th s wake of the rioting in Manila share an apartmam. Jack Lem­ Lloyd. 1965. of a deal requires anything tion’s anti-marijuana policy, how­ 0 - Pbik Panihsr Show ters. BurMy Ebsan. Karan Valan- CwmanbaB HuiT A strange mix mon. WaUer Matthau. John Fied­ tkis'. Samba Dsa, Laalsy Warran. Nancy Reagan is concerned beyond a studiously correct . 0 - Sport s Proba of paopis gat togathar to com- ler 1968. 1:45 A.M. ever, can be criticiz^ on other 1972 pata ki a coast-to coast race ki about the President’s personal relationship with Marcos-and 0 - Racing From Yonkara 0 - Coming Attractlona grounds. Though marijuana is now ,. 0 ' Papaya and Frlands 0 - Computar Programma which tha oontasianu wN do an­ safety if he visits the Philip­ 0 - Konaymoonara 2:00 A.M. his government. And if Reagan the nation’s fourth largest cash 0 - Sports Rsviow 11:bOA.M. ything to win. Butt Raynolda, Far- pines on his trip to Asia in went ahead with his plans, he 0 - Sports SWy tricia Nsal, Hugh MarkMrs. 1951. cess Grace of Monaco at tha Kaiv rah Fawcan. Dorn DaLuisa. 0 - CFL FoolbaH: Ottawa at 0 - kkovla Cant'd crop — after com, soybeans and 0 ' 0 - Bang/Zan/Alisn Saakatchawan November. And this has given would be sending a signal that it 0-Thundair 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Wsathar 3:15P.M. nsdy Catnar (or Patfarming Arts. 0 0 - Lova Boot Tha Captain 0-Spaca; 1999 Pnno# Washington. D.C. (90 mki.) and crew eat aa* for love and ad­ wheat — Turner refuses to ac­ 0 - Washkiglon DIalogua 0 - Evans and Novak 0 0 0 - Prog cant'd rise to the quite natural suspi­ is a great deal more than that. 0 - It's Your Suslnsss 0 - Orastsst Sports Lsgands venture on a cruiaa to Chins. (2 knowledge that the illicit produc­ 2 L ® - Puppy/Soooby Doo 6:30 P.M. 0 0 - Saturday Night Uva cion that the First Lady’s That would be the case even if 0 - Momingtown 0 - TV Community CoHaga 3:30 P.M. hrs.) [Cloaad Captionad) 0 - Boat of Mldnlg lit Spaclala tion of the weed has become a 0 0 - NCAA FoolbaH: 0 0 -c s s Nows 0 - MOVIE; To Bo Ataxnxioad 0 - (MOVIE; T h e Lady 0 - Sports Updata equaily natural concern will be the President managed to avoid 8:00A.M. 0 - B J. and tha Saar 0 - Now Jaraay Hlapano VanMiaa' HUchcock'a spy daa- major crime problem. Yet profes­ Taama to ba Annotxtead 0 - N o w s 0 - MOVIE: 'Faat-WaHiing' A used as an excuse for cancelling such wretched excesses as the (B d) - swdns 0 - ESPN's SporttWaak 0 - Major Laagua BaaahaH; 0 - Nows Update aic about a myatsrioua diaappaar- sional criminals are taking more Clavaland S t Boston 0 - In taarrh of... prison guard becomes involv^ in the visit. fT ) - W ondarama 0 - Comhtg Attractlona 4:00 P.M. 0 - Lo IWaiar dal Box anca aboard a fsat-nxzvktg declaration delivered in a toast Bektan-bound train. Michaol RecF a plot to murder an inmate in his and more control of the lucrative 0 - L a fs Oo BowHng 0 - CBS Sports Spodal The 0 - ‘Your IMag. for Woman 0 - MOVIE; ‘Los Vagas But what no one in the by Vice President George Bush d ) 0 - Saal o l Soooby Ooo 0 - MOVIE: ’Sawaga Fhra' grave. Paul Lukas, Margaret charge. James Woods, Tim ^ #1 traffic. 1979. David Chain. 0 - Washington Wsak/ U.S. Wonwn'a Indotx Tennis Bhakadown' An honaat caakxi Meintire, Kay Lenz. 1982. Rated administration seems to be 0 - Chilatophar Cloaa Up Championahipa.' Covarage of 0 - Evans and aiovak Lockwood. 1938. on his visit to Manila that 0 - N o w s Updata Ravlaw Paul Duka ia [oinad by opsrator rafusaa to bow to ths R ” In my view, it remains a 0 - Tom S Jarry and Frlands lop Washington laumakats ana- women's tennis ia prsaemsd 0 - NBC Nawa demands of tha ayixlicats atxl 0 - MOVIE: Th a Sontbial' A asking is why Reagan should Americans “ love” Ferdinand 0 0 - Mr. T from the Hartford Civic Camsr. small-scale diversified activity ■ 0 - Vis’s Vacant Lot'Program- iyiing tha week's naws. - 0 - Nawamakara skigls-hatKlsdhr fights them off. woman discovers a tonifying se­ 2:15 A.M. pay Marcos the honor of a visit Marcos’ “adherence to demo­ Hartford. CT. (2 Ns.) perpetrated by hillbillies,” Turner ,^mlng (or Childran.' O - Novo 'Aabaatoa: A Lethal Dannia O'Kaofs, Colssn Gray. cret about the tsnanu of har CiD > MOVIE: Tokyo .loo' A in the first place, given his cratic principles.” That one is’ Legacy.' Ths tragic conaariu- 1:30 P.M. 0 - Kkiar Komar 0 - Jaffatsona Thomas Gomsi. 1955. apartmam building and is caught man. who believes that his wife UPI photo has stated. Officials of the Drug ' 0 - MOVIE: 'Ths Toy* A poor ancaa of aabaatoa uaa and die up ki a ritual of terror that leads history of brutal repression of 0 - To Ba Armouncad 0 - MOVIE: 'Grsan lea' An 7:00P.M. 0 - MOVIE: HoHdaMnn' A died in a concentration camp, re­ still evoking winces and , man. datpsrsts for monsy, iSabsta over who is raaponaibla har to tha gates of Hak. Cristina Enforcement Administration echo agrass to bs ths bast toy in a rich alectronica wiiard bacomea in- 0 - Agronaky N Co song arxl dance man dfeidaa to turns to Japan and discovers that his political enemies and given horselaughs. are sxamlnsd. (R) |60 mki.) 0 - MOVIE: 'Chraka' A griolsd Rakias. Chris Sarandon. Burgess she is alive. Humphrey Bogan, '•"Ud'a Chrlaimas. Nchard Pryor, voNsd in an amarald haist. Ryan turn a Cotxiacticui (ami kilo an Manila riot police beat up anti- Reagan worries that her husband this opinion, characterizing the pot (Cloaad Capdonsd) gunllghtar trisa to promote peace 0 - Waloama Saak Koliar Meredith. 1977 Florence Marly, Alexander Knox. the questions raised by the , Jackis Glaaaon. 19S2. Ilstad PO. batwaan the Indiana and soma O'Neal. Omar Sharif. Anna kn, to ba open onty on heidays. would be in danger were he to visit farmers as moonshiners, unem­ 0 - Moy NUamo Anfritionaa Archer. 1981. Rated PG. 0 0 - Muppot Show Bkig Crosby. Fred Aataka, Mar­ 1949. killing of Aquino. The glib The fact is that most Ameri­ government — and anti -U.S. — 0 - SeholaaUe Sports Aoad. undlaciplinad aokJisra guarding a 12:00 A.M. ployed lumberjacks and counter­ GuHarmo Ochoa. Lourdes Gusr- 0 - Pick tha Proa Sporuwri- 0 - S a b i t jorie Raynolda. 1942. answer is, of course, that it is can voters probably don’t pay demonstrator on Friday. Nancy the Philippines next month. raro y Juan Ooaal praasntan eats nearby fort. Rod Taylor, Emsat 0 - Championship Wreatfing 2:30 A.M. culture holdouts. Borgnina, John MfJs. 1967. tera preview profaaakxtei games 0 - O a n o a Favor 9:15 P.M. 0 - H a n y O (3 l - SportsCofitor I ■ 0 - . Nawa/Sporta/Waathar programs da aaumoa pubketM and viewers compete frx prina. But this pipe dream is belied by prsaantantto notidss y variarla m- 0 - IMa|or Laagua BaasbaH: 0 - NFL Gama of the Wash 0 - r maman Naporta 0 - MOVIE;‘AmityvWa II: The ® - MOVIE: 'Qfoon loo* An 0 0 “ FNntMonc Fuiicitoft mounting evidence gathered by Mono aal at Now York Mots 0 - Buck Rogers 0 - Sports Proba 9:30 P.M. Poaaaaakxi’ Supsmatural forces electrontcs wizard becomes in­ 0 - MOVIE: 'Ssokat' TtrsUth 0 - BHa, Bytaa A Bmzworda 0 - Play Your Bast Tennis This 0 - N a w s Updata return to a cursed suburban volved in an emerald heist. Ryan local police and the DEA itself: 0-SoHdGold 0 - AmaiinB Yrs. of Cbisma Guest editorial oantury conflicts ara racraatsd show faaturas 'Nat Play.' 0 - MOVIE: ‘H Thbtas Wats homo. Bun Young. Rutanya Alda. O'Neal. Omar Sharif, Arme ■ batwaan Hsnry II and hia doss Marijuana growing now has all the 11:15A.M. 0 - MacArthur/Oaflam Gan. DMarant' A woman atrugglaa to 0 Jamas Olson. 1982. Ratsd R. Archer. 1981. Rated PG. bland, Thomaa Backat. Richard 10:00 P.M. 0 - S p o r t s hold harseH and her family to­ 0 trappings of big-time agribusi­ ' Burton, Pstsr O'Toola, John GM- Hal HoHirook narrataa this look at 0 - Nows 0 - Hanaymoonsre ® • Crossfiro ReCoVeRY tha kfs of tha famous gansral. gether whan her huaband suffers 0 - Soladad Saris dramatica. 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar ness, including automatic gud. 1964. 11:30 A.M. 0 - Rstum of ths Sabit 3:00 A.M. 0 - Nawamaksrs Satunlay a nervous breakdown. Suzanne Libartad Lamarqus. sprinklers and fertilizing^uip- 0 - Saaama Straat [Ctoasd 0 - K ld a w o t td Plaahatta. Don Murray. Tony 0 - Indapandant Notwork 0 - MOVIE: 'Carmary RoW 0 - K u n g F u 0 - Major Laagua BaasbaH: 0 - Taking Advantage Along Montaray's dacrepU wst- Bad idea Captionad) 0 - Muppat Show Roberts. 1979. , 0 - Top Rank Boxing from Las ment. It also has some of the Clavaland at Boston 0 - M«A*S*H arfrom, a marina biologiat tries to 0 - Tsatro Fantastleo 0 - At Ths Movlaa 0 - MOVIE:'BInda Rurtnar'A Vagas. NV Top Rank Boxkig pra- ominous trappings of big-time 0 - TV Crxnmunlty CoHaga forget hia past whke a young run­ 0 - From ths ErStor's Dash 0 - Play Your Bast Tartnls This O - MOVIE: special snforcar must firxl and away drifts kito lifs ki a boideko. ssms a 10-Round Super Bantam­ PeFiciTS crime: fields protected by state-of- weight bout featuring Pasqual show faatursa 'Nat Play.’ 0 - Rsino Sahraia WHdamaaa' 32,000 mkaa of 7:15 P.M. destroy ranagada androkis. Harri- Nick Nolts. Dobra Winger. Rated the-art electronic devices and 8:30A.M . wiktsmssa from Alaska to Florida aon Ford, Riflgsr Hauar. Sean Ara^a vs. Lenny Valdez from good method 0 - MOVIE: 'WaMz Aoroas 0 - What Abmit Woman 0 - Sports Saturday PG. 0 0 - Saturday Spparcado is explored. 1974. Rated G. Young. Rated R. Las Vegas, NV. (3 hrs.) tripwires connected to fragmenta­ Taxes’ A Texas oilman and a 0 - MOVIE: 'For tha Lova of 0 - Maks Room For Daddy 0 - Magic of OH Painting 7:30 P.M. 0 - Alfrad HItchcoch Hour 0 - Night Flight tion grenades. Ismals gaologiat diasgraa about Bank' Banii danwnanataa hia su- 0 - MOVIE: 'Making Lova' A 0 0 - Monehhichla/LIttIo whara to plan an oif rig. Anna parkx iniaHigancs by sniffing out 0 - Eyawltnaaa Magai bia 0 - Nowa/Sporta/Waathor Editor’s note: On Saturdays the ing to both protests and legal The D E A’s own files show the 4:15 P.M. young woman mutt face tha 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar ■ IwBoals/Rlohla Rich Archar, Tarry Jaatrow. Richard a bogus CIA agsnt in Athena, 0 - AH In tha Family 0 - CandM Camara's 3Bth knowtadga that har husband is in Manchester Herald reprints edi­ Farnsworth. 19B2. Rated PG. Graaca. Patsy Garrett, Ed Nalaon. 0 - Sports delays, and by and large have astonishing growth in domestic 0 - Meat ths Mayom 0 - RHuppat Show Bbthday Party Akan Fum and lova wrft anothar ifian. Kata 4:00 A.M. torials from other New England 0 - NCAA Pravlaw Show Cynthia Smith. 1977. Loni Anderson host this special etockson. Harry Hamlin, Michaai been successful in making it marijuana production. Last year, 0 - H s r a l d of Truth 4:30 P.M. 0 - Lavama Si Shblay N Co. 0 - Ufa of RHoy newspapers. This is from the 0 0 - Amaxing Spldstman/ 0 - WaH Straat Wash Louis tributa to tha 'Candid Camara' Ontkaan. 1961. Rated fl. law enforcement authorities des­ 0 * 8pofttC#fit0 0 - CNN HaaXIna Naws 0 - SportaContar 0 - Naws Updata Boston Herald. difficult for the DEA to get Jncrambla Hulk Rukayaar analyiaa tha '80a with a aariaa. (60 mki.) 0 - Scholastic Sports Acad. 12:30 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: T h a Stratton the program off the ground. troyed 38 percent more pot than 0 - Co-Ed Msg Griffin hosts this 'S g ^ weakly review of ecorvxnic and 0-8poruLoak 0 - MOVIE: 'Rkh and wsakly tsan msgailns. v - Investment matters. 0 - Big Story Famous' Two woman go 0 - AH In tha Family Story' Basebak pitcher Monty was previously believed to exist. 0 - Schools Match WHa Stratton refuses to let a tragic ac­ Should you need a graphic Perhaps, as laudablp as the Supsrman/Arpiaman/ IB) - Say H WHh sign 2:00 P.M. 0 - Matkiaa at the B(|ou through many changes during a 0 - MOVIE: Caatla Kaop' 0 - Fourth Estats twenty-year friandmp. Jacque- U.S. kifantryntsn and a Belgian cident mark the end of his career. example of doing the right DEA’s aim is, the public has 1 2 :0 0 P .M James Stewart. June Akyson. FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS 0 - Rad Box Wmup 0 - Luooa kna Bisaat, Carxica B a r ^ . caatla are destroyed whan tha ' 0 - B l g Story ( ] > - NCAA Today Frank Morgan. thing the wrong way, you’d be become so conscious of chem­ gave my associates Donald Gold­ 0 - Satunlay Night at tha 0 - Carter Cmxitry 0 - In Oaarch of... 1981. Ratsd R. man make a staiid sgakiat ths Fights Saturday Night at the 0 0 - Shirt TalM 0 - Oat Smart 0 - RomagnoH'a TaMa 0 - Jan bt Amarlca‘Dizzy Gk- Garmana. Bun Lancaster. Pater hard put to find a better one ical hazards in recent years berg and Kathy McDonald some Fi^la presents a 10-Round Ligh- Fah. Patrick O'Neal. 1969. 0 - That Tsan Show 0 Isapia.' Diny Clkaapla Issda an than the way the Drug to be alarmed at the use of examples of mobster intrusion into iweight bout featuring Kan Bog- 5:00P.M. - At Tha Movlaa octal through a aaaalon at Con- 0 - Laovo It to Boovor nar and Lhrlngatona Brambis from 8:45 A.M. 0 - ABC Waaksnd Spsekri 0 - Starsky and Hutch 0 - carts by ths Ssa, Redondo Bsoch. Enforcement Administration any herbicide. That being so, the “ green gold” industry: 'The Rad Room Riddla.' In a visit Totowa. NJ. 0 - kkonay Wash 0 - Instructional Series 0 - CBS Sports Special JIP CA. (80 mki.) wants to kill pot plants on it might be possible to bum • In Oklahoma, where pot is the to an esria mansion, two younga- 0 - MOVIE: 'Traasura of tha 8:00 P.M. 1:00 A.M. tars ancrxxitsr a boy who traps 0 - Battlaatar Galactlea 0 - MOVIE: ‘HaSowaan III: second largest cash crop, two 9:00 A.M. Frxir Crowns' Frxtune hunters 0 0 - Cutter to Houston 0 - Sanford and Son federal land and wilderness marijuana patches in remote thorn in a glowing rad room. (R) (PNEMIERE) Thraa doctors have Saaaon o f the WHch’ A physi­ 0 - 1 Lova Urey attempt to steal magical jawalad 0 - Utda House on tha Ptabie cian uncovsra a bizarra plot to witnesses were murdered before [Cloaad Captionad) crowns. Rated PG. thak akRa tasted whan an oil rig 0 - MOVIE; BHHon Dollar areas. federal areas without getting 0 - Nbis on Naw Jsrssy 0 - Auto Racing ‘S3: SCCA mass murder chkdian. Tom At- Brabt' A secret agent la ordered they could testify in court, and a 0 - Hardy Boya/Nancy Draw axplodaa and they sneoumsr aua- 0 - MOVIE: Vandatu' A Supar Vaas from laxingtan, OH kkia. Stacay NakUn, Dan O'Har- to spy for tha British Military kitel- It proposes to spray them half the country high. 0 - Old Tims Oospal Myatarlaa pkJnua townpaopis. (60 mki.) young girl was killed for stealing 30 beautiful wrxnan aaaka rsvangs 0 - Thna Out Thaatar khy. 1982. Ratsd R. kganca and pretend to taka or- with paraquat, one of the Other than that, though, the HB - To Ss Announosd 0 - How tha West Was Won for her father's murder. George 0 - MOVIE: ‘High Sistfa' A dsrs from an American general. pounds of the weed. ’There is 0-StarTiak gangatar and a gkl bids out ki tha 0 - Thot'a HoSywood 0 - 'Yrwr Mag. for Woman 0 - SportaCsntsr Plus Dolanx, Faith Domargue. Michaai Cakie. FrencoiseDorioac. deadliest herbicides in use DEA ought to be abie to use a evidence that some local police are 0 - News Upriats 0 - Nswa/Bporta/Waalhar High Sierras until ths pokes firxl 10:30 P.M. 1967. ,. 0 - Hixdy Boys/Nanoy Draw 0 - MOVIE; 'ThaTnrth About them. Ida Lupkio. Huniphray Bo­ today. Contact with it can on the traffickers’ payroll. 0 - CHIPS Patrol 0-BlaehNaws iess toxic defoliant that would Woman' A UaHlsd husband fin- 0 - MOVIE: .'Carmary Row’ gan. Arthur Ksnnsdy. 1941. 0 - MOVIE: 'DevH'a Rain’ The Along Montaray's decreet wat­ 0 - WOH Straat Journal irritate lungs and burn skin, kill the plants without harm­ • A recent California bust on a ' 0 - Naws Updata aHy Isama tha truth abixjt 0 - Entatfabunant TMs Weak 00-T-I.HookorHookarba- leader of a covan of witches re­ woman. Laurencs Harvay, JiAa erfront, a marine biologist tries to 20-acre farm turned up 80,000 0 0 - Srmtrfa 0 - Odd Coupla comas datarmkiad to find Johnny turns to earth to recover Ilia book and ingesting as little as a ing birds, other wildlife, or Commentary Harris, Eva Gabor. 1958. forget Ns past whHa a young run­ ki which oeopla who gave tham- marijqana plants. In Kentucky, 0 - Saaama Straat (Cloasd away drifts into Ufa in a bordello. 0 - JuHa ChHd and Company Dunak'a kikar. (60 mki.) [Cloaad teaspoon of it can kill an human beings. 0 - Nawa/Sports/Wsathar Captionad) raids on five farms produced 31,000 . ^rionsd) Nick Noha. Debra Winger. Rated 5:30 P.M. o - TV Crxnmunlty CoHaga PG. 0 - kfiOVIE: T h a Ravanga of adult. With paraquat, the cure plants. 0 - Btrrbulas Programs Manlil 0 - Nowamokam Saturday prrxkiCido an Mexico. 0 - MOVIE: 'Final Aaalan- 0 - TV Crxnmunlty CoHaga tha Stopford Whras' A famala For that reason, environ­ might do more harm than the • The U.S. Forest Service found msnt' Ths chance moating ^ a ' 0 - Octobar Pravlaw joumakat and her film craw arrive ' 0 - MOVIE:'Thwidarbirda vs. 0 - Futbol Intamaeional in the town of Stopford and un­ mentalists have been resort­ pot. T o visit or not to visit? 6,000 marijuana farms on public ms Thtmrisrbolts’ talsvision corrssprxtdam and a 0 - Hogan's Harass Russian )oumaliat Isada to roman­ 0 - MNor Laagua BaasbaH: cover ths aacrat of tha Stopford 0 - Vietory Garden THE land, and received 200 reports of 0 - Ask tha Managsr tic intrigua. Michael York, Garts- Tsams to bs ArxKMxicad wives' dockity and robot-kks ^ Bv E. MIchoel Mvers Marcos’ complicity, could still regim e in Nicaragua, despite threats Involving pot growing. 0 - Matinss at ths BUmt'Uttls viava Buiold. Ratsd PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'BIreh Intsrval' A 6:00 P.M. havior. Sharon Maas, Arthur Hik, Julia Kavnar. 1980 United Press International amount to a Judgment of Carter’s condemnation of his hu­ • Similar evidence has surfaced Man.' 0-PhMSHvsrs young girl laama abrxit growing 0 0 0 - N s w a up during a atay with ralativaa in (£D - MOVIE: ‘Brotharhoad of JUEYBOX Berry's World 9:15 A.M. 0 - CanXapIn Bowling 0 - Blua Knight culpability. man rights record, helped poison in Florida, Missouri, Kansas, Ohio Pennaylvania'a ArNah country. tha BoH’ Ths power of s aacrat WASHINGTON - President Another consideration is the relations between Washington and and dozens of other states. 0 - Hsalth Wsak 0 - Saaama Straat (Cloaad Ann Wadgaworth. Rip Tom, Ed­ 0 - Rackig From Balmont (ratsmity to achisvs sucesas for Restaurant Captionsdl die Albert. 1976. Ratsd PG. Its mainbara Is aquakad only by Reagan’s decision to visit the vital U.S. security interests in the Managua and opened the way for a Yet DEA continues to scrimp on 9:30 A.M. 0 - Star Trak 12:30 P.M. 0 - Bualnaaa o f Managamam Us dstantikiation to punish thoaa Philippines in November will be Philippines, Clark Air Base and Cuban and Soviet presence on the its budget for federal-state crack­ ^ 0 0 - MOVIE; Tha Prtaa who stand ki tha way. GIsnn Oragons 0 - NCAA FrxitbaH: Tsams to 2:15P.M. Fighter' An kiopt boxer and hia Ford, Roasmary Forsyth. Dean based on the outcome of violent the Subic Bay naval facility. These mainland. downs on domestic marijuana trakiar gat mixed up with fight- 0 - AH In ths FamUy baAnnounoad Joggar, Maurice Evitts. 1970 O ur Juror*8 Choice: political struggles being waged in - Makx Laagua BaasbaH: fixing gangstsrs. Tkn Conway, bases are strategic American Washington has expressed its growers. Instead, the agency con­ 0 - Amsrloa’s Top Tan ' at Boston a the streets of Manila. 0 0 - Pao-Man/RubHi Cubs Don Knotts, David Wayne. 1979. assets along the sea and air lanes confidence that the Marcos go­ centrates on such public­ 0 - Man o f Ootobsr 0 - H s a h h Wsak Ratsd PG. 0 - MOVIE; T h e To y A poor man, daaparata for mottay. ^ FrI-Sat. Specials Reagan’s possible reluctance to of Asia. No longer does the United vernment will properly investigate awareness devices as a documen­ 0 - Davsy/OoHath 0 - Amarlean Banriatand 2:30 P.M. 0 - C o - E d Mag Griffin hosts (hia agrsaa to bs ths bast toy ki s rich leave town if Congress is still in States have such assets in Vietnam the death of Aquino, shot to death tary film on marijuana narrated 0 - AUvs A WsHI 0 - world Sportdman This 0-Croaaflro weakly lean magazkis. kid's Chtlatmaa. Richard Pryor, session notwithstanding, chaos in — they are ports to the Soviet navy by a reputed criminal on his by Ricardo Montalban, the 0-M iM isy Wsak show faaturas Skiing. Harn- 0-W H d, WHdWss^ Jackis Glaaaon. 1982. Rated PG. Gliding and Duck Hunting. (50 0 - TV Community CoHaga the streets of Manila or a poor 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 0 - O v a t h x i •Surf A Turf now. arrival at Manila Aug. 21 after Mexican-born star of the "Fantasy 0 - Thras Stoogss mki.) 3:00 P.M. 8 . 9 5 security environment will be the 0 - MOVIE: ‘Don’t Cry. ft’s 0 - BaWaatai Galaetica A Reagan visit to the Philippines three years of exile In the United Island" television series. 10:00 A.M. 0 - CNN SpasW Rsport 0 - MOVIE; ‘A Hard Way To Only Thundar’ A Vietnam madk; N.Y. Strip with 2 Stuffed Shrimp fa mm basis of the Judgment on going DIa' A young boy laams Kung Fu 0 - Nawa/Bpoita/W aathar can be Jydged by Marcos’s opposi­ States. 0 0 - D u k a s 0-Thuntiatr jokia a friend to hagi sot up an to svangs tha death of hia family. SHOWHM: ahead with the visit or canceling it. tion as American support to the But that’s not the decisive factor' 0 - Saturday Mombig 0 - MOVIE: ’Tbn' A yvaalthy orphanags (or Vistnamsss chld- 0 0 - DHTiant Strokas •Prime Rib of Beef D a U u tiw.iiis.9ies.yi8i »is nils BMy C h ^ , Louis Naglls, Carl L. Wlian Arnold (Hsoovora that‘The It’s understood the visit could not embattled leader. If an anti- in Reagan’s visit. 0-AHStarWrastHna woman and a handaoms but rs- rsn. Dannia Chrlalophar, Susan tartlsd young man find a vary aps- Scott. Sakit Jamsa. 1982. Ratsd PG. A Team' ia Ikrokig ki thak bukd- go forward if the Marcos regim e is American regime ultimately If the Marcos government could Letters policy 0 - Eaaanoa 0 - MOVIE: ‘Samurai’ Whan a ijv. hs gats to moat Ns hero Kk. cial love. Pipar Laurla, Msl 0 - Sbi Great Moaa 'Equality.' •Baked Bay Scallops 7 a 5 0 RiViNAiOF ' definitely implicated in the assas­ comes to power In the Philippines, not protect a popular opposition 0 - NFL Gams of |Hia Weak Qibaon. 1979. tycoon thraatana San Francisco Dr. Mortknar AtHar loaks at the The Manchester Herald with a machine that causae ssrth- 0-lnaldsThsNFL o - TV Commurilty CoHaga laauaa of bioloBical kifariority and 0-IM OVIE; Tha Dogs ofWar' TMINIIfJAU sination of opposition leader Be­ Clark Air Base and Subic Bay may leader who placed himself In its quakea, a young DA puts hia mar­ All served with potato & salad welcomes letters to the tha atruggis batwaan tha 'haves' A deadly msreanary, who Is tor- aNpumtari nigno Aquino,or if It blocks an 0 - MOVIE;'Tha Baby and ths 0 - Ciiamplonshlp WrastHng tial aru akSa to uaa. Jos Penny, go with Marcos. security, some people ask how can editor. and ths have note.' HQ (6D min.) turdd and daportsd by ths AMoan tps sm tm yitt4»iMiai ia ttimhip' Exdtmsnt atarta Jamas SNgsta, Beulah Quo. objective investigation of his The United States has seen this it guarantee the safety of the 0 - TMs Wsak In BasabaS govammant, ratums to ovar- Letters should be brief and . whan two sailors amuggN a baby 0 - Furla da Juvantod pvpw tha dsoayad lagkita. Oola- N a w A i WedRetdsy murder. ' aboard ihalr ship. John MBs. K- 1:00 P.M. 0 - How ths West Was Won OtWhyNtA.ine before. President Carter’s admin­ president of the United States. to the point. They should be 0 - Sloeh Parapactlva tophar Waksn, Tom Bsrangar. The administration wants to typed or neatly hand-written, ohard Attenborough, Marlyn Oar- 0 - MOVIE; -Kung Fu 0 - N a w s Update Cokn Blakaly. 1BBI. Rated R. Ihnsiy Nallaraa istration supported the dictatorial The White House is watching rstt. 1956. 0 - MOVIE;‘The To y A poor avoid any action that would further and, for ease In editing, iKssuUenai' O - MOVIE: ’Cothorlns ths man. daspsrata for mons)), P - MOVIE; ‘My Dear shah so long that support doomed closely. President Reagan said he 0-W rsstling Qraot’ A timid young princaaa ar- Tkaraday: Resdivoiit with weaken Marcos if a verdict is still should be dpuble-spaced. 0 - TMs Wash In BaasbaH agrsaa to bs ths bast toy ki a rich BaeratarY An author's sscratary li9S4iia4iSS.yiSS4fe81.tliU any chance of possible accommo­ is still going to Manila, although he 0 - N a w s Updata rivaa from Germany to wad tha kid'a Christmas. Riehard nyor, laama that har boss kksa gkN atxl Deaslt A Karaa "We STILL can't figure out what ell the fuss Is out on his regim e’s possible role in The Herald reserves the 0 - CNN HaadHns Nawa Grand Duka Pater and avantuaNy dation with the radical Islamic might change his plans If Con­ 0 - Mr. Negara’ Nalghbor- Jackie Qlsaaon. 1982. Rated K . horsoa bsttor than hs kkas writ­ about." right to edit letters In the 0 - NIOVIB; 'Bleedy Flats’ asaums tha throne of Russia as ing. Kkk Dou^ , Lsiakia Day, Aquino’s death. And a premature, revolution that seised control of gress, instead of going home as Catharins ths Great. Ekiabsth 0 - M * A * S * H interests of brevity, clarity 0 - MOVIE; ‘The Day tha Kaanan Vifynn. IB48. poorly reasoned cancellation, Iran. expected, is still working on his iarth Stand StSr An aHsn ad- Bargnsr, Douglas Fakbanka, > ., 0 - Graot Parfstmanoas T WahMtSt and taste. Flora Robson. 1934. i-Spaclal 'Princaaa Gracs Rsmam- 0-FantosSoo without a definitive answer on Years of support for the Somoza legislation. 0 - M O y i l : V0MHI90 vlass earth to atop aggrasalvs M aacliw lir 32,000 mllsa of oonquast of outer apaos or risk 0 - Urxlarstandlna Human barodT A atar-atuddsd oast gjysa 0 - IMOVIE; T h a Bordar' A 649-7696 man wagsa war agsktat comipi wiWsrnaaa from Alaska to Flotida annIhHatloo. MIohaal Nannie, Pa­ a special tribute to the late Prin- « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 1. 1983 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday Oct. 1. 1»83 — 9 News for Senior Citizens David Murrray — 4 Weekday TV Midwest weatherman

0 - 4:30 P.M. Accident prevention course could cut insurance rates 10:00A.M. 0-hm llyFaud charting ABC waters 6:00 A.M. 7:30 A.M. O - Ssoams Straat (Cloaad 0 • Thrsa's C ompany ------7 0 - Hour ESagodra aaan. —^4_ 0 - aisn OiVNsMte 0 - Bu b s ■unny/Fariiy Fig Copilonsd) ® “ WINm 8 nsppsnirrpi Editor's note: this column is This course'Ts similar to the "55" B. Weiss will talk about the water, igolf league storting timet wHI be have Ideas, should attend. cheted items and items for the 0 - Woteonw Baab Katsar 0 - Varied Fre gn ira 0-FbdiFantliarBliow ' 12:30 P.M. 0 - B|Bt Is Enough 0 0 - Happy Doyo Again NEW YORK — Yes America, weathermen get their prepared by the staff of the alive program sponsored by the. and sewer referendum. half an hour later for the next four Signup will be signup Oct. 7 at white elephant table, please con- ^ 0 > Tie Tas D a u ^ * ■VM0 V0VWfl0 H 0 -Buga Bunny. JJ. and Ta 0 0 - Young and ths 0 - F a g a y o 0 - Fink Fanthar and Fitonda parades rained on too. Manchester Senior Center. It ap­ AARP. The course starts Oct. 24 Oct. IS — Erwin Booker of weeks. First time will be a a.m ..' 9:30 a.m. for the Atlantic City trip. tact the center. Fair proceeds' 0 - Noingar Roeni 8:30 A.M. — JIntnty Bnegsart wSsOess 0 - FrarahChof 0-Seooby Doo ABC's new "Good Morning America” meteorolo­ pears on Wednesdays and Satur- and will run for seven consecutive Northeast Utilities will talk about rather than 7:30 a.m. The cost is 198, which includes supplement our meals program. 0 - varied Fra gn ira 0-HsaldaandJaahis 0 - Vtelad Fmgnira 0 0 - Ryan’s Hope gist David Murray recalls a weekend a few years back --days. Mondays. Dec. 5, if possible, will energy conservation and distrib­ People playing in the "Mixed transportation, two nights in Our sincere condolences to the 3:30 P.M. 5:00 P.Mr 0 - Jae Fiwkln Shew 0 - 7 0 0 Club 0 - M e v t o when he decided be was gdfdgtD team to ski. be a makeupdate. The instructor is ute energy kits. Arizona Scramble" Tuesday at Ocean City, two breakfasts, a wine fam ily of Betty Granna, one of our . 8:00 A.M. 0 - Woody and Friends 0 - Barney Miter lflUUpSVI^0 fl lOTlWOe 0 - Woody WtaodFsahsr 0 - N o w a 0 0 - Sooreh For Tomorrew 0 - F M FanOiar Show Based bn his own forecast for KSDK-T V in St. Louis, By Jp e DImlnIco Ernest Larson, a driving instruc­ Oct. 20 — Edith Prague, author Red Rock are reminded that and cheese party, and |lo back active seniors, who has died. 0 - Ora Day at a Tbra Murray packed up and left with his wife, Janis Settle, Activities Specialist tor certified by the state Motor of the "Medicare Mailbox" co­ starting times will run from 8: SO to from each of the three casinos. The 0 - Varied Fregrans 0 - AS-Doy M aalaa 1:00 P.M. 0 -SooobyDeo 0 - Faopla'a Court 0 - CN N Hiadtaia Nawa for French Lake, Ind. Vehicle Department. lumn, will offer up-to-date infor­ 9:30 a.m. The tourney fOe is IX trip is scheduled Oct. 17 to 10. 0-SaeobyDoe O - btetniMlonal TV 0 - Hour Migiilna O 0-OwarEaay 0 0 - unto Houoa on the "It rained all weekend.” Murray said. “Seven Greetings. Starting Oct. 24, the I suggest that interested individ­ mation on Medicare. which includes prizes and a bicnic Our Social Dance Class, directed 0 - SSoraylra 0 -C a E le p a 1^0 *■ raSiOnSS BnOSfMMBS 0 0 - AS M y ChBdran 0 - Hsolda and Jsabls uals contact their insurance agent 0 - Jbn BMdwr inches of rain. Senior Citizens Center will sponsor Oct. 27 — Selections by Esther at noon at the center. by Beverly and Lee Burton, will 0 - Unda'tdog 0 - DHTrenl Otrokoa 0 - M o v t o 4:00 P.M. “We even bad to use a rowboat to get to the indoor an accident prevention course for for details, because many compan­ Andrews on the piano. 0 0 - Deyo of Our Ihfos We have been taking signups for begin Monday, Oct. 3, a | lO a.m. 6:00 A.M. 0 - El Chm o/B Cftapidbi 0 -W a M o r a 0 - Jaflsiaom tennis courts. It was going to be a ‘teach David to ski mature drivers. The course is a ies give a 10 percent premium On Oct. 20, starting at 7;30p,m., 0 0 - Varied Fw giama 0 - Hogan'a Itetoao the new Arthritis Support Group. The cost U 81 per person, porclass. 0 - F a f h v F l g 10:30A.M. 0 - He Mon B SSastsr/ weekend,’ but we had to spend the whole time on result of recent legislation that reduction. I also suggest that Memu for week 0 0 ra------» AX - ■ -X-a----- 0 O - kiotiuellonal T V the center will sponsor a Hallo­ After organization, the group will a a sse s run for eight weeks. Also, 0 - N aw Zoo Revra WV * Me* ri^gOTS is0 graHw' 0 - AS bi lha FamHy uiwvsr^u 0A. -1 - X- e. (B_ -X- - _ -.a SSr. Rogon' everyone take the course, not only ismgnworwwMso tennis and video games.” ’ requires insurance companies to ween dance. This year's entertain­ define its goals in terms of the popular, refinlshlng class will Monday: soup, ham sandwich, 0 - CB S Eoriy IMombig Nowo hood 0 - Mundo LsUno Jooao Lo- 0 0 - M o v l a 0-Joka>*aWIM sada y Sonia Vodiiuar son kte an- Meanwhile, back in St. Louis, the rain was snow — give at least a 5 percent reduction to save money but for safety. The ment will be provided by Itob Pitta, information and programs - ASC Nawa Thte 0 - Dalw ra Vhrir begin Wednesday at 9:30 a.m., dessert. 0 0 8:30A.M. 0 - Rteftord Obrnnora frittonoa da oats programa da 0 - Braakaway one of the city's biggest snowstorms ever, 25 inches. in car insurance rates to people 62 class lim it to 15 and will be on a a one-man band highly recom­ MOflMIfi ------0 - WKRF bi Cbwkinatl wanted. The first meeting is Ort. directed by Casey Parkinaon. a ; Tuesday: chef’s choice, dessert. 1 s j * mmoiofioo 0 0 - Oola of lha Contury aauntoa pubScoa nsGlonatea prs- 0 - Buporlttefida And where was the KSDK-TV weatherman who had years of age or older. first-come basis. If interested, mended by many seniors. All 24. Call the office if you're 0 - Twonty-INbMrta Wofhout santando antrsviatas, notidaa, 0 - Charite'a Angola profesaional. furniture restorer. Wedneaday: pork chopette, a p -' 0-BtraigMTalk 0 - Otek Vm Dyka 0 - Tom B Jerry p r^ c te d a not-to-worry, just another little old Th e cost ^ .t h e course is $8 for register in the front office. seniors are asked to dress in a I interested. 0 - ■uabteoa Tkraa on ESFN dapoftaa y un aagmsnto deads 0 - A i i o s Individuals should bring the ^ece pie sauce, mashed potato, dessert. 0 - Tom B Jany 0 - N o w a S r a snowstorm for the weekend? seven o n e ^ u r ^ssions. Students The following are the Thursday costume. Tickets cost $2, which 11:00 A.M. HoSyvvood Mulado 'En PantaSa'. On Oct. 5 at 12:30 p.m., there will they want to reflnish. Hmrsday: meatballs and shells. , 0 0 - 20 Mburia WtarimM 0 - Great Spaoa Coastar 0 - Entoftakunarri ToidglM 6:30 P.M. Fighting his way along any backroads that weren’t must a t t ^ d all^even sessions to programs for October: includes door prizes and 0 - Fftea to RWri 1:30 P.M. be a meeting about the possibility O ur crafts fair is scheduled Nov. Italian bread, salad, ice cream. ; 0 - Daybreak O - IMr. Rogsre' Nalgfibor- O O - Baaaiiia Btreat (Cloaac 0 0 - N a w s closed, trying to get back to the city in time for his receive K rtifi^tes entitling them Oct. 6 — The Sunshiners will refreshments. 0 - Braakaway 0 0 - As the Warid Turns of a variety show this year. People 12 at the cedter. If you wish to Friday: soup, tuna salad sand- ■ 0 - AB-Oay Mevtea boed Captionad) 0 - W K R F bi CbiebinaU Monday broadcasts. to the premium reduction. entertain. Town Manager Robert Men golfers are reminded that 0-FrieatoMght interested in participating, or who donate crafts, knitted and cro­ wicb, dessert. ^ 0-HaaMiFtaM 0 - B Show de Eduardo II 0 - Varied Frograma 0 - N awaeepa He finally ended up filing reports from a hotel in 0 ft _ ra - - a., -a - « 0 0 - Banaon 0 - Qutero OrHar Tu Nomkas 0:15 A.M. “ MWfwOTsSQ 3:00 P.M. 0 - M*A*B*H Henderson, Ken. 0 -B o n o n z a 0-Ouinev O -O v o r E a a y 0 - Eteetrie C ompany 0 - Nows 0 0 - Elacliic Company “No one expected that much snow,” Murray said. 0 - Roektaid FSaa 0 - F o ^ F l g 0 0 - Ora Ufa to Uva “St. Louis weather is difficult to predict,” be said, 6:30 A.M. 9:00 A.M. 0 - Daalgna tar Uvbig 0 - U n is House on the Fiakla 0 -S o n y s "similar to New England. Sunday TV ^ 0 - CBS Eariy Mamkig 0 - Now B2B.000 Fynmid 0 -F a m M y 0-ILovsLuoy 0 - I L o v o U w y 0 0 - Whaol of Fortune "The city sits in a valley between two rivers. It’s a 0 - Fepayg 0 - SSovie 0 - N a w s Day local phenomena that drives you crazy. 0-AndyOriflHh 0 0-Anothar Worid 6:00 A.M. 9:30 A.M. eryona with indiffarstKa axcapi • > — tNminy Swaggart 0 0 - D o n a h u s Love blooms years later "It used to be great fun to see new guys 10:30 P.M. those who might bo useful to him. ~ , 0 - Tom Ei Jany 0 - Great Spaas Cooatsr 11:30 A.M. O -S p r e o b a M (weathermen) come into town because you’d wait, C D - Kkteworld ; CE - Comment 0 - Faopla'a Court Bpaatal Rip Tom. Anna Capri, Eloyna HsS- 0 0 -L o v k ig C B - Bporta Extra 0 xguHwlnlito 0 - A B « a and W alt 0 - Nusva York Ahora P/yPILLION, Neb. (UPI) — Senior Clifford Chase and sure enough, they’d make the same mistakes.” C D ' six In Washington C E - Buga Bunny/Porfcy Pig 0 - Undirtaa WtatM of. vak. 1973 Rated R. -j> 0 - Toul* Mag. tar Woman 0 - From tho Editor's Doak 0 - NBC Now aot Bunrioo 0 - M a s s 2:15P.M. gave freshman Marguerite Bell his fraternity pin and Murray, 29, this week replaced John Coleman on C D - Naw Jarsay R sport C E - Naahvill. on the Road JpoqiMS CoustMHi 0 - Bavoriy HMbOaaa 0 - SIN - Taste Oaportiva 1:30 A.M. n. 0 - Varied Fregrams 0 - Oaywotoh 0 - F o p a y a planned to marry her. Their wedding is being ABC’s top-rated morning news show. Coleman went to (3D - Notra Dams Football C E - Point of View 7:1BP.M. 0 - Uraon Sunday NIgbt 0 - Nawa w. 0 - Rempof Room O - Baaawa Stresi (Closad celebrated today — 53 years late. WCBS-TV New York where be will do evening HighHghU 0 - Joslfl and tha Pusaycats 2:30 P.M. KNIGHT RIDER 0 - Sports Sunday CapUonad) The Creighton University students drifted apart broadcasts. O > To Ba Announcad 11:00P.M. 0 - IndopsfMlant Notwork S:4SA.M. GuStermo Ochoa, Lourdaa Guer­ 0 0 - C aph of 0 - MOVIE: Hany'a War' An 7:30P.M, 0 - Love Connaethin after their engagement and she became Marguerite Murray went on the air just one week after joining SD - Naws Updata averam citiren declares war on David Hasselhoff (center), ( E C D C B 0 0 0 - Nows 0 - N o w s rero y Juan Doaal ptsaantan asM 0 - bi Baarcb of... 0 - Finggla Noeb VlaM tha 0 - Nawamakar Sunday “J 0 0 - 2 0 MlnuM Wtoihaut ABC. the IRS. Edward Herrmann. Geral­ CB-OHitaSai -W aa tha r programs da aaumos pubScos -IMagloOardsn Kuhl in 1931. O - CHIPS Patrol wtio stars as Michael Knight, worid of Fragjga Rock uixtamaath 0 praasmondo noUctea y varioda k>- 0 dine Page, David Ogden Stiers. C E - World Tomorrow 0 - ABC Nows 0 - bwtniotional T V Mrs. Kuhl kept a scrapbook of her romance with “It’s been strange," Murray said of bis first two O - MOVIE: 'Final Assign- Rated PG. driver ol the computerize, the baaamani of an aceariiric k>- 7:00 A.M. formadon. 0 - Ha Mon B Maatat/ weeks in New York. "In St. Louis I worked from 2:30 mant* The chance meeting of a vontor. 0 -O d d Couple 1:45 A.M. 9:30 A.M. OMvsraa Chase and her eight children were familiar with the 9 - Batmen indestructible car KITT. and 0 0 - CBS.IWomfcig Naws to If at night. Now it’s to bed at 7." television correspondent and a fellow cast members Edward 0 - Orandoa Saitoa: 'Loa 0 - SportaCoMor 0 - N a w s 0-CardBhariis 0 -VMrCnanwaada pictures. Russian journalist leads to roman­ ^ - Evans and Novak I'fti w Woody Woodpookof Murray gets into the "Good Morning America" uoaat V tea Bem braa' 0 - SSy T i n a Sons 0 - To Ba Antnunead She was widowed 13 years ago. This spring she tic intrigue. Michael York. Gene­ Mulhare and Rebecca Holdan, 0 - M OVIE: 'Nteiy's War* An 0 - ABC Naws QD A - Oood Morning 9 - Day of Discovery avsrsga chizsn dsdarsa war on 12:00 P.M. noticed ih the Creighton University alumni magazine studios across the street from Lincoln Center at 3 a.m. vieve BujokJ. Rated PG. open the new season of 8:00 P.M. 0 - M OVIE; 'The flood V Amoftoo 0 - C N N 2 00000-N 0 - Magte of OE FabiUng and gets the graphics ready for his first broadcast at 9 " Celebrate NBC's "Knight Rider." wtth a tho Em. Edward Hamriann. Gsrol- Warrior' A kxwr holpt fight a that Chase’s wife had died. 6:15 A.M. C B ( S - A8te Jotana'a dtatam dkia Page, David Ogdan Bttera. 0 - 7 0 0 Club 0 - Varied Fm gnm s 0 - Midday - BH Bog 3:00 P.M. 7:09 a.m. EDT. 9 - Miracle Revival Hour special two-hour episode air­ ratailva.Bata Hogg, makaa a aur- bond of pikagsrs ki poet Wodd " One of her daughters told her to call Chase and even C D -S to w * Rstsd PG. War III Auavaka. Msl Gibson. .. 0 - Bualnsas Tbnsa on ESFN 0 - Jbnm y Swaggart 0 -TaMtotatoo 0 0 - Ouldbig tight provided the words: "This is Marguerite. I am On Monday be presented a star chart, a feature be 10:00 A.M. ing SUNDAY, O C T . 2. prits viaH’toM traOIntr. S ) - W M k In Itavtaw 0 - Woman ki Citete 1982. Rstsd R. 0 - USA Cartoon Expreao 0 - B N bw ds Fapal Avsnturaa 0-USAMovto 0 - bapoelor Oodgat hopes to do each week to give people an idea of what CD " Sunday Morning CB - Star Bairob an Is vids da un Ohio y sua eomac- sorry.” 0 - Bporta T onight 0 - FSnM M naa 0 0-SSovte 0 0 - Oonatal Hospital they can see in the evening sky, and on Tuesday he did 6:30A.M. CD - Woody Woodpecker CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME S ) 0 - Hardoaatta and 2:00 A.M. tos con tea dSarantsa paraonsa Mrs. Kuhl said she and Chase began dating June 26 M aC eimlck 0 - E l Show da N. Barral - Tabs O D - FomSy bis first almanac, a brief on old weather sayings, 9 ) - Capt.61 Kwiganm m - Austin City Limits 0 - CBS Nows NIghtwatoh 0 0 - T o d o y 0 2 and were engaged July 12. CB - 8tralglit Tall 0-8paoa:1BB9 0 - Varied Fregrams (S ) - Tom B Jsity and Fitonda "I never forgot her," said Chase, 7S, who lives in many of which are true. ( E - Blacfc N m n C D *• Mass 0 - Batman ©itacoi.a.iae 0 - S a k i t o l 0 - SiMrts UpdaM I'H. 0 - a Show dal Madk 0 - ASva and Wail Council Bluffs, Iowa. "All it took was a visit to start He also has started fall foliage reports and plans to (X ) “ Ask th . Doctof (3D ~ Pink Panther Show 0 - B iaam i Street (Cloaad ( E - N r n n 0 - NCAA FootbtE; Notra . 11:30P.M. 0 - M OVIE; ‘M y FovorlW ..L Ctptioradl 0 - Uwa Cennaeilan 0 - O o l the flame again." give tips on soil conditions and gardening. 9 - Leave It to Beaver Oh i m at Cdorwlo CB-CBS Nows ® - VkWo Juksbox Vsar' An alcohokc movie hare (S ) - News Update 0 .- MOVIE: Tha World CB - DavM tuaakind must ba ksr>t sober long snough 0 - Insight to arifMar on a kvo comady show. 9 - Chalice of Salvation Aceoiding to Oorp’ A talantod THEVRe eONE! T H B V I HAVE TO GEE CE-Laugh-In Pater O'Toote, Math Lkw^^akar, '■ ' I COULP'VB 9 ) - Styte W M i Elsa Klansch 9 - Mr. Rogers' Neighbor­ writsr and dsvotsd fsthsr is con- C O U L P N T THEM ASAIM. C E - M OVIE: .'Tha Eagto Has Jessica Harper. 1982. Rated PG. SWORN THBV BRIDGE ASTRO 0 - Ring Afound tlw Worid hood fussd by Ms's ironiss. Robin W ft BB- Usrns. Gisnn Gloss. John Lan ded* Ths NazIa try to kidnap INfiMT THIS W H E R E P IP 0 -3 0 Minutas ( 9 - Nuestra Femilie Winston ChurcNi in an attompi 2:15A.M. m y . Pt. 1 A heroic family joins the Intamationai Championahip Lithgow. 1982. Rstsd R. THSV- wtxie accept mg bribes from ths to arxl tha war without being obk- 0 - CBS Nows NIghtwatoh • GRAPH 0 - Davsy/Goiiath 9 - Sacrifice of the Mass move westward to settle in New Highlighu syndicsts. BiNy Dss Wiftsms, Ed­ (S-M OVIE;'DracuU'A vam- tsrstad. MkJiaal Cains. Donald' JIP 6:45 A.M. ( 9 * World Tomorrow Mexican terrif&ry. Glenn Ford, 0 - PoliGula; 'Jocinta die Albert. Frankie Avalon. 1974. Suthariand, Robert Ouvak. 1977. NORTH Iftl-fiS Hds (ataoa speieefr led to Sam Elliott, Ben Johnson. 1979. pks tarrorizas the countrysida In 2:30A.M. 0 - Sacrsd Hsart 9 - Rax Humbard Pichimahuida sa Enamora* CE - MOVIE: 'Hound of tha ht search for human blood. Bala 0-hlsW ritian 4K43 one of the greatest examples (S) - Sports Amarica Baskarvillas* Tha curse of an En­ Lugosi. David Manners. 1931. 0 - Monoy Weak ▼ AJ965 7:00 A.M. ® - Business of Manegament 0 - MOVIE: T h a Sockatta' (S ) — Honaymoonaro of bridge vitimeratioo we 12:30 P.M. Pt.2 glish nobis family dssoH>ds to 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar 0 - Rtek/Montoga 9Q63 have ever beard. \ q b u r C D - Js n y Fahwati 10:15A.M. each man svho inhariu tha titla. 0 - Countdown to'84 Today's 4J9 ' CE CE - NFL Today 2:15P.M. Pater Cushing, Andrs Moroil, 0 0 - Knight M dtrTha KITT program faaturaa weakly prev­ 3:00 A.M. Here it an expurgated (1 ) - Kan Copaiand (S ) - Cooking/Kan super car is nearly destroyed 'ar- — Pare 4B 56 your contract was stone Smith. Barbara Feldon. 1979. 0 - MOVIE: 'M y Favorlto anca. |R) (60 mki.) odiad. tias for all signt, taka how to Audrey Meadows. 1962. cer Tracey, Katharina Hepburn, 0 - ‘Your Mag. tar Woman RadbL Pare Yaar' An alcoholic movie hero 0 -E x c h a n g s DbL rtre cMd?” gat along with othara, finds ris­ ( 8 - World Tomorrow 9 - Electric Company Sidney Poitier. 1967. 8:30 P.M. must be kept sober long enough 0 - Naws/Bporta/WsallMr 0 - MOVIE; 'The Ralum of 3:30A.M. Pats We don’t approve of ing tigra , hiddan qualitlas, phis 9 - Kennath Copeland to appear on a live comedy show. CB CE - Ora Day At A Tbra 9 - Miss Del Domingo 3:00 P.M. 0 - Computer Piogramma tha Pbik Fanthar' Ths bumbling, 0 - N C A A FootboE: Florida at ^ North’s languan but South more. Send $2 to Astro-Qraph, Peter O'Toole. Mark Linn-Baker. Bsrbsrs snd JuUs assist Ann in Herltaga Comer 9 - Hogan's Hsroas accidam-prona French sisuth In- IBU had overbid when be made Jessica Harper. 1982. Rated PG. 0 - MOVIE: 'Whatovoc 0 - Making of Star Wars htr efforts to st^st to marrisd Ms Opening lead: VK Box 469. Radio City Station, 9 - Insight Happened to Aunt AUca?* tbs second time srourxi. spsetor Oouaaau it in madcap 0 - Crossfire "" his five-apade caU. He could N.Y. 10019. Ba sure to ghre 7:30A.M. ( 9 - Lawmakers 0 - Star Baarch purauH of a cxicstesa gam known get-rich-quick system of a waft 0 - MOVIE; 'Sming Ducks' have passed and good your zodiac aign. Mail an addi­ C D - M y Nelghbor'a Religion ~ *U Baatia tha Fink Panther. Petsr Sakars. 10:45 A.M. 9 - Foro 41 brad widow falls apart when the ® - 8ayBioliM r 00 Tw o mobatars flaakig to South T defense would set Elast four tional $1 for your Libra /istro- C D * Insight 9 - Jswish Ufa friend of one of Im victims be­ Christophsr Pkxnmar, Catharine Amarica ancoumar two woman 9 - Spotlight on Oovammant 5:30 P.M. Sdiak. 1976. tricks. Inferior defense Graph predictlom for tha year' C D - slack Van Imps Presents comes her housekeeper. Geral­ 0-FhN8ilwsis hksd to kM thorn. Michosl Emk, By OswaH Jaeahy 11:00 A.M. 12:45 P.M. dine Page. Ruth Gordon, Mildred 0 -VhtooJuliabOK would collect only 800, but (9 ) - Wild Kingdom 9:00P.M. 11:45P.M. Zach Norman. I960. Rated R. 2 aadJaascaJacolby SCORPIO (Oet SftNoVa 21) C D - MOVIE: 'Qoliathon' Two Ounnock. 1972. 0 - Co-Ed Meg Griffin hosts thla South conM have made his ( E - MOVIE: 'G.l. Blue.' Three C E C B CE- ohital You're capable of outstanding 9 - W .V. Grant survivors of a jungle expedition G.i.'s form a musical combo while 0 - MOVIE: 'S.O.S. THanle' weekly teen magazina. - Jsffstaora Gaorga da- 8 3:45 A.M. Z redoubled contract to score visas a plan to and Tom's vulnar- South planked dumm/s accompUtomenta In aavaral ■ IS) - Big Story anticipate fame and fortune when stationed in Germany. Elvis Pres­ The disaster of the unsinkable Ti­ 0 - Nawtmaksr Sunday 12:00 A.M. 0 - MOVIE: ‘Tickat to J 1150. AU he had to do at they find a legendary giant ape abikty to con artiata. ace of hearts on West’s king areas today. Just because 9 - El Chjb 700 ley. Juliet Prowse, Robert ivers. tanic is recreated. David Janssen, 0 - M OVIE; '17 76' Portrayal Haavan'An unharipv man It sad- ~ trick five was play out his A- and the woman who seems able 0 - Tony Bnwn's Joumai ucad into thinking that mambar- and led the Jack of clubs. things come easy, don't 1960. Cloris Leachman. Susan Seim CE-BoadtoBariavo of a trio ol lha founcing fathort Q-J of trumps and then ^6 ~ Kingdom living to control him. Li Hsu-Hsien, 'Ban or Buttf' undarastimata thah worth. James. 1979. C B 0 - M O V IE :‘Haavan Con sat at tha time of ths First ContF ship ki a rakgious cuh wik ba hia East covered with the king. allow West to ruff a club. 9 - Momingtown Hsiao Yao. 1:00 P.M. 0 - Santo Domingo bwlia 9 - Ovation Today’s programs W a if A pro guartaiback, sum- nontal Congress. William Dantels, 'tkjtst to haavan.'Nick Mancuao, South took his ace, led a West would be down to SAOITTARNW (Ito*. 2»4>ae. C E - Jan y Fahwell C E C E - NFL FootboN: DaHm at are David Niven - Looking Back,' 0 - Tony BRMyn's Jaulnai monad to haavan bafocs Ms tkne, Hotvard Oa Skva, Kan Howard. Mag Foatar. Saul Rubkiak. 1981. ’> trump to dummy’s tdng and 21) Staar dear of Irtendt today 8:00A.M. Minnesota Rated PG. hearts. He would lead the C E - laauas ‘83 'City Lights: Ann-Msrgarat,’ 'In gsn a ascond chance on kta. 1972. a club back to his queen. A who ahwaya do things by rota., C D - Barrio 6:00 P.M. Watran Beatty. Julia Christie. queen and South would dis­ You'H ba happiest associating« C E - Make Peace W ith Nature CD - To B# Announcad the Wild with Harry Butler: Victo­ 0 - Star Trek third club was led and CD * Jimmy Swaggart ria. the Crossroads' and 'Focus CE CE 0-N aw s Jamas Mason. 1978. 4:00A.M. - card one diamond. Dummy’s with parsons who have a aonsa' 0 - MOVIE: Hit tha lea' Side- C E - CN N Haadlina Nawa 0 - N C A A Footbad: Brigham G D - Confluence on Britain: 80 Years of Asros- CE - MOVIE; 'Aeroos IIOBi CB - Ytarid Tomorrow 0 - Life of RItey ruffed. Jack would now take care of of adventure. walk cameramen become in­ 0 - Auto Radfig '83: psce.' (2 hrs.) Stroot* , Yeung ol UCLA ’TYell,” said South, “at the second diamond loser C D ~ Cefebrathm/Eucherlst NASCAR HoNy Farms400 from 0 -U t* a Wofk 0 - Prafeoaional Rodeo from Z CAFRtCORN (Oae. 22-Jon. 19) volved with a gang of bank Moaquita, T X w. least clulM broke. 1 still must North WUkasboro. NC 9 - News Update CE-CBS Nows S a * " — **** and the hand would make. If roadblocks confront you C D - Terry Cole-Whittalter robbers. Bud Abbott. Lou Cos­ 0 - N C A A FootboE: Ftorida at loae a trump and two (NKinPAFBI BNTZZW1USB kSSN.) tello, Patric Knowlea. 1943. 0 - MOVIE; ‘The Next O ra ' A C E - Pdioa Woman LSU 0 - Nows UpdaM today, you'll ba quite Ingenious (S) - Tom ft Jerry scientist from the future breaks 0 - Oovki and Lott Show at devising ways to outflank (39 - All American Wrestling 9 - Naws/Sports/Waathar 0 - MOVIE: ‘K Cams fMm 0 9 -V ic 's Vacant Lot 'Program­ tha time barrier and lands on an 0 - Nawa/Bporta/WOathar 4:15 A.M. them. Ones you zero In on an - NFL Footbaii: Lot* Angelas HoKywood* Ckpa of soma of the ming for Chlldrwi.' 9 - News Update ( 8 isolated island. Kair Dubea, A d­ 0 - Modta Watch obfactlve, tuccass la Hkaly. Raiders at Washington worst movtas over matte In HoiN- ACROSS 64 Abatract Antwtr to Prcvioui Punla 0 - Papaya and Woody 9 “ Memories with Lawrence rienne Barbeau. 1962. 'Pictures.' Ruby Saars smara into AOUARNM (Jaa IBJFab. 19) wood are shown. Dan Aykraytl, .Bkl TrorxJi'a kta, giving Mm an 0 - M O V IE :'Th s Next O r a 'A 4:30A.M. baing Welk 9 - Praaanta & - MOVIE: 'HoBdoy Inn' A □ U U ■ D O ID D ■ u a c f f c 0 - Nawa/Spoits/Waathar John Candy, GUdaRodnar. 1982. idaa for a new kind of 'madam' setentitt from tha future breaks 0 - Boat of Groucho I Of equal Vahiabla contacts can ba made - Supersoccer 9 - Visitando laa EstraNas En- aong and dance man dacidaa to RatodPG. :7;a[:z I □ □ □ Q ■ □ □ □ □ today at aodal gathorlnga with 0 - RoiMtt Schuliar fkm. (60 mki.) (Chiasd Captionad) tha tkna barrier and lands on an 0 - Big Story zooia DOWN ( 9 - Fantastico Anlmel trevistas informSies se dasarrol- turn a Connecticut fami kito an teotetad island. Kair Duksa, Ad- partoni you haven't met 0 - Saaama Straat [Closad 0 - AMsd HHchooek Hour 0 - Hogan's Hareas 6 Layar IS) lan en casa de los prtistas. Hector inn, to be open only on hoketava. rtenns Barbeau. 1982. □□□QClDi:) □DCKDD batara. Sat tall for a saa ol naw Captk>nad| ( 9 - Adelante Carrillo. Bing Crosby, Fred Aitaka, Mw- 0 - WHd. WHd Want 9 Oafunct 1 Examlna M B O f l ia 9:15 P.M. ^lijiljrT T i P o l i c y faces. 9 - MOVIE: The Strattorf joria Reynolds. 1942. 0 - FaMh for Today football 2 Hiwkaya 0 - Ei iMInlatario da Jimm y 9 - NFL Football; Teams to be 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar □tnan □□□□ ialiq PIBCEB (Fob. 20 March 20) Swaggart Praaanta Story' Baseball pitcher Monty 0 - Fraaman Rsports teagus (abbr) State □O D G a n OIDfDCIfDfD AnrKMjncad 3:15 P.M. 0 . - MOVIE: ‘Taka Her. Sha'a 12:i30A.M. Soap operas z You’re lucktest today ki tltua- Stratton refuses to let a tragic ac­ Mina' A man tries to pravant his A wHiLEz 12 Long Uaw 3 Patting of □□□□□□ □□DiiDn 0 - Oral Roberts and You 0 - MOVIE: Modem 0 - Madia Watch 9 : 3 0 P . M . 0 - I Levs Lucy tlons that have high stakaa, so cident mark the end of his career. daughter from loading a beatnik most violent, 13 /Ucohol temp low □O D Q □ □ □ □ 9 - Making of Star Wars Probiama' A man becomes te­ CE 0 - Goodnight Basntown now Is tha lima to go ahar James Stewart, June Altyson. Ms. Jamaa Stewart, Ssndra Dss, 0 Tennis Logonda 14 Written 4 Enorgyaaving QCDQD C]D[u ^^W Frank Morgan. lekinetic after accidentally being 3:30 P.M. Jenny goat undarcovor os a proa- Champtefiohlp Covaraga of tho those tempting big targatt and 0 - Dr. James, Kennedy splashed with nuclear wsste. Audrey Mssdowa. 1962. tHuta. prof claims avowal of a ., tima (abbr.) □□ nDannciEi ReHgkm 0 - B l g S t o , y men's finals la pratsntsd from pteytowbi. 9 - Bob Newhart Show Chevy Chase. 1981. Rated PG. dabi □□□□nGwanc] 0 - Bnaah PrsvteWB 0 - Meat the Mayore Houston, TX . (3 hra.| RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI)Z P O W I M . ^ *5 Rhrerin ARKS (March 21-Aprii It) 0 -la tin a a 9 - Conversation WHh... 4:00 P.M. 15 Hit hard [i|noaiT|i3D Ci 9 - How To W ith Pato 0 - A t Th s Moatoa 0 - Stylo WHh Eton Ktenooh England Prolacts whose size previously 0 - Top Rank Boxing fn m i M 0 - MOVIE: 'Oont Cry, It's — A speech -- 16 Joyous □□□□■□DDnlGlGD 8:30 A.M. E ) - Understanding Human (BD - 1983 Drum Corps Only Thunder* A Vietnam medic 6 IrritaUa intimidatad you wHI not do so Bahav. Vogaa, NV Top Rank Boxing (xa- 0-lnaida/Out 0 - Tha AtWotao communication professoc 18 Tic-____ - ( E - Portuguata Around Ua Intamationai Championahlp Joint a friend to tat up an orphan­ 7 Enaign (abbr.) 26 Cooking 43 Play on wordt today. You'N know how to cut santa a 10-Rrxjnd Super Bantam­ 0 - MOVIE: ‘Rasuciaotton’ says soap operas are^ too Highlighu age for Viatnamata chiidisn. 12:45 A.M. 8 Rodant utensila them down to managaobla ( E - Eighth Day 11:15A.M. weight bout (satuiing Paogual Once Edna McCautey croaass ISTrw 45 Paaren' Aranda vs. Lenny Vaktez from Dennis Chrittophor, Suaan Sakit 0 - Lovsira and SliMay America's most violent^ 9 Comadiant 27 Animal watte proportions. C E - Day of Diacovory 9 - Health Weak 1:30 P.M. that kns batwaan Ufa and death, 20 Small Mind coronat Las Vegsa, NV. (3 bra.) Jamaa. 1962. Rated PG. 0 - Whan Woman KW Six form of programming, j; 10 Diacomfit chamicat TAUnUB (April 20-Mra 10) 0 - SportsContor C E - Happy Daya Again no one aha touchoa wM aver ba 21 Aiticte 47 Late Yugotitv 11:30 A.M. 0 - Whta. What Haaiutal the aoma. Eksn Buratyn, Eva La woman asrving tkna lor murdar Robert L. Schrag, an 11 Clare Bootha Don't bo discouragad today by' C E - M Nor League Baaoboll: 0 - MOVIE:‘Aak Any ObT A 23 Length unit 26 Ona of tha leader C D - Face tha Nation ^ arrivaa in Now York looking Oaltertna. 19B0. Rated PG. are kitarvtewsd. assistant professor at aasodatea who view obstadaa ^6 - Buga Bunny li Frianda Montreal at New Voffc M att 6:30 P.M. Barrymorat for a career and a husband. 9iir- 0 IKMOM- 26Voleano 46 Hoiteli as Inaurmountablo. You’ll saa . C D 9 - This Weak with David C E - C B S Naurs - October Praviaw 1:00 A.M. North Carolina State Uni-V HEV. UR-THE WEPWM& 1 ^ 17 Aiaistant 30 Livar tllmant 0 -Croaaflia Brinkley 0 - Money Weak Im MacLoina, David Mvan, Gig product 49 Louta aggt poaalbHHIas whoro they won't. 0 - Confkianoa versity, says the shows 19 Formar 31 Information 0 - Rohart BchuHar; Tha Hour 01 - Numaro Utw Young. 1969. C E - Naurs ' ' THIS IS THE y r m , ' 29 Optic 61 Actor Ladd OitWR (May 21-Jum 6») C D - R*x Humbard 0 - WoN St. Journal Hop. could be a major cause of. nuctear agency (abbr.) of Powor [Clotad Captionad) 0 - No Empujon Programa 0 -N o w a Updata CE 0 - ABC Nows 0 - TwWght Zona appileator S3 Employt Partnarahip arrangamanta (3S - Fraggla Rock Visit the 10:00 P.M. tension in the lives of.' HAPPiesr’' 33 City In Utah tgsncy 32 R ^ tn prelite 0-Oiractiona world of Fraggla Rock underneath comico con la snimaclon da Raul 0 0 - NFL FootboE; Son 0 - Nsws/Sporta/Waaihsr 22 That boy 64 Speak wildly cook) be more lortuante than Aator. 0 0 - Trapper John, M.O. millions of viewers. 34 Ebb and flow 36 That it (tbhr.) 9:00 A.M. the basement of an eccentric in­ Otago at Now Votb Gtanta 1:15 A.M. 24 Ytitowfovor 36 Thrtc (prefix) 66 It It (contr.) usual for you today. Go along ventor. 0 - Mora Real Paopla Tha ooiaar of a protaaalonal lea A long-time researcheii. 36 Sima (prafix) for tha ride It a go-gatterv C E - Up Front 0 - M OVIE: 'Sooner or Later' 0 - Emboiadona da ta Mualoa skating duo la thrsoianad whan 0 - Agrenaky and Company 37 Mlnyan mooquito 39 Licanta plate 67 Rook't cry A girl amarging into womanhood Programa musical prasanlaiHk) la of the Influence of TV oiC; makaa a worthwhile proposal, x Q D - Popoyo 0 - NFL Praviaw 2:00 P.M. tha gM davakips a heart okmam. 0 - Weak In Rsvtow 38 You (archaic) 26 Coreal grain 41 Single thing 66 Pteoaout laks for a 17-yaar-old rock 'n' roZ muaica y al fdklora da Colombia. (60 mm.) society, Schrag says'‘ CANCER (Jena 21-My 22) ‘ C E - Sunday Morning C E 0 - Ma|or League musician. Deniaa MMar, Rax 0 - M OVIE; 'Payday' A coun­ 39 Jouimy Your poaalbmtes for personal 0 - Nawsmakara 0 - Mayoral Oabotaa soaps aren't necessarUyZ 1 t 3 4 1 6, T • • to 11 Baaoball: Taama to be Smith, Barbara Faktan. 1979. 0 - N a w s try and waatam tkioar traatt av- 40 Spoof gain look good today, but PopI Ooaa tha Country 0 -O d d C o u p la Armounoad At praaa time, the sending the same mes­ 0 - Rad Borbor Romombara 0 - Giunnat Cooking 0 0 - Jbnm y Swaggart 42 Thinly 13 13 14 roarards are unlikely from van- 12:00P.M. starting time of the game had not sages their vlewers'- scattered C E - Orai Roitarta bean determined. Should thia Vetoron boaoboZ onnounoar Rad 7:00 P.M. turoa which are of a speculative - Barber describes how his catair S L a * receive. ' 44 CauN to slant 19 16 IT C E - Fooe the State game atari at 2:00 p.m. (EOT), CBQD-aoMbMtm Tsam rsgroups nstufq. 0 - N C AA Footbaii; Notra davalopod and the Impact of CE - Tnimon Taylor game time will be over around 4:- 0 - Nawa/BFopta/WsMlMr Standard soaps’ valusP" 46 Exciamation L E O ( M y 29-A h b . 22) You Dama at Coiocado Jackie Roblnaon on matar Isagus ( D - Mplav'* M to v * It or NoU HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - of ditgust 16 16 10 ( £ - Robert Schuller: The Hour 30 p.m. (EOT). Should the game Tonight a program faaturaa a system Indicates inter-*- have lha ability today to. 0 - Suparman start at 3:00 p.m. |EDT|, game basabak. of Powor (Cloud CapHonsd) muticti tcona cut from the film ^ E M ^ E ) 'chwca'Trivsi^ Gene Wilder and Gllda personal violence leads to'' ' * 47 Forii prong 11 14 M accompUah whatavor you tat 0 - M l Sacratorta Situocion U 0 - Nawa/Sporta/Waathar time will ba over at S:30 p.m. 'Wizard of tha Oz.‘ the world'a the Vskow Rota after accepting a Radner will team up so Audier your mind to, regardlasa of 0 - BportsContor Ptu. (EOT). comica ocarca da loa sucasoa success and that manipul­ 0 - Oral Robarta and Vou longaat fingomalla and madical |ob offer thars and Roy rsfuspa an again In "Boys Will Be Flaming i r IT 16 n SI 11 whathor It's In tha bualnasa or 0 - Vidoo Jukebox scsacidoa en urta oficina. ative behavior pays. ARE MXl THIMKINS ABOUT TKATb THE FIRST TIAAE I'VE O - MOVIE: ‘Tha Jackpot' A 0 - ScholMtIo Sport. Acad. macvala. (60 min.) oftar from HoMatar.) (60 mki.) Boyg" In a cast that Schrag theorizes that- ARE >OU TH INKINS- 52 Poiz m iva social world. Gat going. radio prizawkinar ttruggloi to 0 - MOVIE: ‘Agataiat Raacol 0 - MOVIE; 'Marriage On tha CE - BwfSch O - Bang kv >4na ASAIN7 IS THAT EVBNTJSOFSRBAT E V E R S E S s I 3 C M B S N B pronoun 11 84 86 36 VEMO (Aug. 29-Eopt Zt) An _ With Kung Fu* * Includes Charles Grodin, vlowers who uncons-.^ pay toxoa on hia winnkiga. Jamea Rocks’ A woman persuades her 0 - M OVIE: ‘Ballad of CobM W HATNOURE CX3INS3 OONSEQUENC6 TO T H E 6 L E ^ WITH H IS e r’E S OPE nJ. 65 Rapugnint Important matter can ba-. Hogue' A ftbta of a lonsr In 0 0 - S o M Q o M 0 - MOVIf: Tha Frenoh Joe Bolognh and JudMfa dously take in a steady- IT 36 36 Stawan, Baritara Hala, Jamas 0 - MOVIE: 'TIm U w o God?' husband to take a trip to Mexico UautananTa Woman' An ao- HUA^AN RACE'S 66 Foimar axpaditad today by using bold.' Gtoaaon. 1960. A man cons tha meek publisher where they quarrel and gat a search ol the good Ufa who finda 0 - BpartaCaMar Ivey. diet of such behavior from'” woathar and Imaghiatlva maoturoa. it In a rsmota part of the Old tm a ' on-acraan tragtdy la (uxta- 40 41 O - Don't look Now of a nature magazine into leaving quickie divorce. Frank Sinatra. 0 - MOVIE: 'Enter tiw poasd with on off-serson Wilder will play a mar­ 41 43 Plan carefully and act poaMva- ; 0 West. Jason ftobarda, StaZa the TV shows are quItoZ' butatu the country, thm turns the maga­ Deborah Kerr, Dean Martin. romance with her loading man. ried man caught In a 69ExpkMva 0 - Konnolh Copeland zine into a girlie joumai. Don 1965. Stevens, David Wamsr, Strothar likely to become more ' y 44 |46 ly. Martin. SNm Picksiw. 1970 Maryl Strssp, Jsrsmy Irons. midlife criils-lnspired (abbr4 O - MOVIE: ‘Don't Cry, It's Knotts. Anna Francis. Edmond 9 - News Updata 1981. Rated R. manipulative in their own.- Only Thundor* A Vietnam medic O'Brien. 1969. 0 0 - Fliat Camara fantasy who pursues a Uvea. 60 Andam Irish 4 Im 11 11 14 0 - MOVIE: 'Roaunaettan' 4:15 P.M. 0 - Ask tha Manasar capital jokia a friend to aat up on orphan­ 9 - Naws/SporU/Waathar 0 - Evening at Fopa 'Nal beautiful model, played His research la a coop- ** age tar Viatnamata children. Once Edna McCauley crossef QD - Klnor Komar * Canar and tha AbyasMan Bapdat O - Non-FleSan Talsidahm 61 Ruwianclty 16 M IT It that line between life and death, by Kelly L eB rt^, TTie Oonnia Chrittophor, Suaan Saint 9 9 - Meat tha Praaa 0 - Health Weak Church Choir.' Nat Carter and the erative effort with Law-' 62 CIA Look aUt tkli w a y; Your no one the touches will ever ba 10:1BP.M. other women In his life are M W Jamaa. 1982. Rated PG. 9 - Connecticut Lawmakers Abytakitan Church Chdr ( ^ renceRosenfeld, aprofea-" pfqtffiogMor 11 car payBMBla are laggiiig,. the same. ENen Burstyn. Eva La 4:30 P.M. John WiNama and the Boalon 0 - HBO Comady: BKaom The his secretary, played by 0 - Hobart Bchuia r 9 - New Jarsay Hispano Gallienne. I960. Rated a o r ® f J 63Mvarin but yea itill kave the form- (3) - M OVIE: 'The Taka' A pol- Pope Orchestra for a special par- f t j M ak-Amorican family taper- Radner, and Ivey as his n IS M 0 - World Tofnanow 9 - MOVIE: 'The Backatu' 9 - 1983 Drum Corps Iceman tries to appear honest fomiancs. |R) (60 min.) speech-communication at~ eimuiax.w.'MX^uxmxiMMi IL Auttrells wife. UNC-Cbapel Hill. ' J MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturdar, < -t. 1, 1983 - ii 10 - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 1. 1983 Hospital patients Compromise heat aid pian ConnecHcut faiis ill iegisiative panei In Brief pay more today FOCU S / People starting today, patients ®t Manchester Memorla^ “ Nobody wants to delay any­ The plan before the Appropria­ HospiUl will have to pay $156 per day - »o m o w ttM Bv Mark A. Dupuis Trucker Jailed in crash In September—for a semi-private room. 'Th^cream United Press international thing but I don’t think a week is tions Committee Friday was a going to make a difference,” said compromise reflecting work by the WEST HAVEN - A New Jersey trucker Is part of a 14.3 percent across-the-board increase lor charged in a six-vehicle accident that killed an HARTFORD — A compromise Rep. Janet Polinsky, D-Waterford, three committees, which earlier the hospital's new fiscal year. • English woman on Interstate 95 in East Haven The higher raUs “reflect what w® “"{‘“ pate ^ plan for running the state’s pro­ co-chairman of the Appropriations refused to approve a final plan was arraigned Friday and assigned a public costs will be,” said Andrew A. Beck, hospltiu gram to help the needy heat their Committee. because members had questions Out of a job defender. spokesman. The state Commission on Hospitals ana homes this winter collapsed Fri­ She said she hoped the confer­ about administrative costs. Charles L. Morgan, 42, of Vineland, N.J., Health Care has already approved a $38.6 revenue day in the Legislature's Appropri­ ence committee would complete It collapsed on a provision entered no plea In West Haven Superior Court to a ations Committee. its work on the administrative sponsored by Sen. Carl Zinsser, plan for MMH in 1983-84. charge of misconduct with a motor vehicle, which As long as charges agree with the revenue plan, The committee voted 10-8 to outline for the $40.S million pro­ R-Manchester, to allow towns to Louis Melendez won’t work for the cops much longer. Here’s why carries a maximum penalty of five years in reject a provision adopted by two gram in time for a vote next week determine if an applicant was hospitals are free to set room rates. Beck said. ^ by the three committees. eligible for assistance and made prison and a $5,000 fine. “ We try to have our charges reflect the different other legislative committees, re­ shoveling snow on his own time. Community action agencies ad­ them responsible for money im­ Judge John Chernauskas continued the case to costs of each area in the hospital. Volume is a (actor. If. quiring a conference committee of By Sarah E. Hall On week days, the Manchester High Schooi senior ministering the program locally, properly allocated. Oct. 11 to give Morgan's attorney time to prepare you have more volume In a certain area, your per, Herald Reporter members of all three to work out and track-ninner comes to the police department another compromise. began taking applications for "The amendment attempts to his defense after finding probable cause for the capita charge Is less,” says Beck. Before the month is out, 18-year-old Louis Melendez after school. He replaces damaged traffic signs and The committees have jurisdic­ assistance in September. House­ add city hall to the process,” said charge lodged against Morgan. At the lowendof thespectrum, new dally room rates of Channing Drive will have to find something else to stop lights. He paints tines on roads and crosswalks. tion over the program. holds can receive up to $900. Rep. Walter Brooks, D-New Morgan was held at Whalley Avenue jail in New for patients in the Miller building's self-care unit —' do aftepKhool. Federal funding for his part-time job He washes floors, accompanies the dog warden, and Officials said the lack of final About 4,500 applications — about Haven, who led the opposition to Haven in lieu of $5,000 bond. once called the “ motel” — are $141. up $11 from lart; at the Manchester Police Department has been cleans and repairs cruisers: “ All the stuff we hate to approval would not affect opera­ a tenth of the number of households Zinsser’s proposal. State police said Morgan was arrested fiscal year. The new charge for a day's stay in tha expected to receive assistance this “ I would be the first one to say Thursday after his tractor trailer sideswiped two coronary care unit has jumped from about $300 to cork^ by President Reagan, to the outrage of Youth do,” Bagge said. tion of the assistance program or “ 1 love it. I learn a lot,” said Melendez. “ It’s making \ k Services coordinator Robert Digan. prevent assistance from getting to winter — have been received, said that is not fully bad, but I also am cars, slammed into a third and caused a chain $357. . . “ I'm (rankly dismayed,” said Digan. “ We're up a me want to learn something and not just sit around people when the money is made state Human Services Commis­ aware that is politicizing the collision that involved two trucks on the A controversial Medicare ruling also goes into- tree. Now we're faced with the prospect of saying and do nothing.” available Nov. 1. sioner James Harris Jr. process,” Brooks said. Connecticut Turnpike in East Haven. effect today. 'ITie rule penalizes hospitals for keepingT. Medicare patients longer than is medically neces-. goodbye to Louis within two or three weeks.” sary, at a time when there's also a serious shortage oi- Digan and others will also be saying goodbye to OTHER KIDS WOULDN’T be just sitting around Talks aim to avert strike nursing home beds for some patients to move Into. T about 50 other local teenagers who work at public and and doing nothing if not for the CREC program. Some The new Medicare ruling may add to hospital costs non-profit agencies across town. They're all from would probably be dawdling In drugs or smashing Lebanese army and rebels windows — and the program was designed to keep M ANSFIELD — Last-ditch talks continued and impact room rates in the future, says Beck,', poor families, and work for minimum wages under a Friday night with more than 60 workers at although he's not sure what the specific effect will be. Capitol Region Education Council grant. them out of juvenile court. Natchaug Hospital, a 60-bed private psychiatric Now the federal government has a new idea. It Bagge claimed the job service acts as a deterrent to facility, threatening to strike at 6 a.m. Saturday wants to pay administrators to set up temporary drugs and crime, but said Melendez was “ a good kid” try to salvage fragile truce unless a new contract was reached. internships with private employers — and have the to begin with. “ With these negotiations, you just never know. kids work for free, with no promise of a future job. At any rate, Bagge added, Melendez would be But we'll continue to talk as long as there is some Calendars “ In my wildest dreams, I wouldn't expect people to terribly embarrassed if he were ever arrested by a BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — the lower part of the Shouf waged a brief artillery duel near hope for progress,” said William Meyerson, a work (or nothing,” Digan said. He's scrambling (or cop — that would mean getting booked by a buddy and Artillery, sniper and machine- mountains southeast of the capital Rmeileh, 1.2 miles north of Israel's spokesman for the New England Health Care funds to keep at least some of the axed jobs open. His a backer. gunfire rang out across Lebanon and said several shells crashed on new defense line along the Awali Employees Union, District 1199, in New Haven. Manchester own school-run agency has some money earmarked to But Melendez won’t be around the P.D. for cops to Friday, but the army and Syrian- the on the Beirut-Sidon coastal river, the army said. District 1199, which represents 61 clerks, pay for temporary jobs, at wages of $1 or $2 per hour, keep an eye on much longer. highway. Israel invaded lebanon June 1982 mental health workers, licensed practical nurses, Monday under a special employment program which aims to / » backed rebel militias announced new measures to salvage the A Christian refugee was killed to drive Palestine Liberation Or­ cooks and dietary aides at the hospital, said Planning and Zoning Commission, special meeting, keep troubled kids out of mischief for a few weeks. But / fragile five-day truce. and three others were wounded by ganization guerrillas out of Beirut. higher wages are the central issue in the talks. 8 a.m., Lincoln Center conference room. there’s not enough money there to carry lots Of kids for The outbreak of fighting came as sniper fire in the besieged Shouf The all-out fighting between the Hospital administrator Robert Spagnuolo said Parking Committee, 8 a.m., 975 Main St. very long. •, \ Syria turned down Lebanese sug­ mountain village of Deir al Kamar, army and militias started when the the union's salary demands are “quite Committee on Affordable Housing, 7:3Q^N>.n>-> gestions to hold peace talks in the radio said^ Israelis withdrew from the capital ambitious.” Lincoln Onter hearing room. THE CREC JOBS PROGRAM, /according to Saudi Arabia. Elsewhere in the Shouf region, and the Shouf mountains Sept. 4. Manchester Historical Society, 7:30 p.m.. Munici­ insiders, has helped many young people out of a Five people were killed and one Druze militiamen fired rocket The rival factions blamed each pal Building coffee room. low-income ditch — boosting pride and self- was wounded in an exchange of propelled grenades and bursts of other for the latest cease-fire Women haven’t cajjght up Tuesday confidence in the bargain. Melendez’ own story is an machine-gunfire between militias heavy machine-gunfire at govern­ violations, but the shooting did not Comment session, 9 a.m. to 10 a.m., directors' example. supporting and opposing Syria in ment troops near Souk el Gharb, 8 prevent the resumption of talks to HARTFORD — A state Labor Department office. Municipal Building. When Manchester police first took Melendez on two the port city of ’Tripoli, 42 miles miles east of Beirut. consolidate the truce that went into study Friday said the number of women and Odd Fellows parklet committee, 3 p.m. Lincoln years ago as a garage hand, referred there by Digan, north of Beirut, police said. “ The army responded, silencing effect Monday. minorities in the workforce have increased Center gold room. they were a little leery. The guy Melendez replaced'' Beirut radio reported clashes the sources of fire,” Beirut radio Meeting for the third day, significantly, but have yet to equal their Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, 7:30 was a good worker, but not a trustworthy one — and %■- between Christian and Druze figh­ said. Lebanese army officers and repre­ percentage of the total population. p.m. Lincoln Center gold room. was arrested on the Job. Police are still hesitant to talk ters in a string villages across in Druze and Christian militiamen sentatives from the Christian, The study, based on 1980 U.S. Census figures, Board of Directors, 8 p.m. Lincoln Center hearing about it. Druze Moslem and Shiite Moslem showed 51.8 percent of the Connecticut's room. Two years and lots of polished fenders later, militias agreed on three new steps population was female, although women made up Hiursday Melendez has proven the garage bosses wrong. So to stop the truce violations. only 43.5 percent of the labor force. Judge's hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. wrong that on two occasions the police union has F ire C a lls Members of minority groups represented 12 kicked in his part-time, minimum wages (or a couple In Memoriam percent of the population and 9.6 percent of the Andover of months when the CREC funding reached its Friday, 11:01 p.m. — medical Manchester In memory of Steven W. state labor force. However, the percentage of Monday end-of-the-year crunch. call, 189 Spruce St. (Town and minorities increased in almost every occupa­ Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:15 “ Now they’re thinking of putting him on the Paramedics) Merovonich, who passed away Oc­ Friday, 9:^2 a.m. — medical tober 2, 1974. tional category in the last 10 years and exceeded p.m. retirement plan," joked Digan, a few days before he call, Mott’s Shop-Rite, 587 E. population percentages among minority machine heard of the funding cut. A tease by nature, he insisted Middle Turnpike. (Town and Bolton Tolland County We think of you in silence. operators, material handlers and transportation his young, Puerto Rican protege reminded him of Paramedics) Monday We often speak your name. and service workers. Victor Gerena, West Hartford’s richest security Friday; 1:27 p.m. — roofing Board of Selectmen personel subcommittee, Friday, 11:23 a.m. — medical But all we have are memories. guard. machine fire, 41 Oak St. (Town and executive session on contract negotiations with town call, 21 Edgewater Drive, South And your picture in a frame. Then Digan got more serious. “ This guy (Melendez), Paramedics) Coventry, (ambulance) Hamilton buys two firms employees, Conununity Hall, 7:30 p.m. put the program at the police department back on its Friday, 2:30 p.m. — car (ire. Friday, 11:51 a.m. — medical Tuesday feet," he said. “ After that other guy, the police were Sadly missed by Board of Selectmen regular meeting. Community South Main and Charter Oak call, 23 Keeney Drive, Bolton, Family WINDSOR LOCKS - Hamilton Standard has still willing to reach out — but within reason. The chief streets. (Town and Paramedics) (ambulance) acquired aerospace firms based in Italy and West Hall, 7:30 p.m. was quite ooBcemed at one point.” Germany with combined sales last year of $77 Wednesday He had right to be. Garage workers have access to million dollars', the division of United Technolo­ Elderly card game. Community Hall, 1 p.m. cruiser keys and portable radios. If they overhear Manchester police roundup gies Corporation said Friday. Thursday police officers planning arrests or stake-outs, they Richard F. Gamble, president of Hamilton Library Board, Bentley Memorial Library, 7:30 could tip-off the targets. And if they’re quick, they Standard and senior vice president of UTC, said p.m. could make off with confiscated drugs or weapons the deal at undisclosed terms will strengthen his Women's Club, Community Hall, 7 p.m. before the goods are locked-up. company's “global presence during the re­ Sunday Man charged with assault mainder of this decade.” Craft and Harvest Festival, St.George Episcopal TO SCREEN OUT the ne'er-do-wells before they’re UTC will own 100 percent of Nord-Micro Church, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. hired, police run a check on all candidates for Elektronik Felnmechanik AG of the Federal police-related jobs. About a dozen teenagers had An East Hartford resident was rested Wednesday for allegedly make resitition, but never did, Coventry Melendez’ job before him. arrested Thursday at the Shell Republic of Germany and a majority interest in using an illegal gas hook-up to steal according to police. Monday “ We sit down and have a little chit-chat the first Herald photos by Pinto Service Station on Spencer Street its affiliate, Microtecnica S.p.A. of Italy. fuel from Connecticut Natural Miss Curtis was released Wed- Town Council, Town Office Building board room, day,too,” said Robert J. Bagge, director of after police saw him grab a Ration Gas, police said. j i ^ a y on a $150 non-surety bond 7:30 p.m. maintenance. years. But funds have run out to pay attendant by the throat, throw the Louis Melendez at work spray painting Louis Melendez has worked part time at Lois Curtis, 20, of 30 UHSjTSt. p^ding a Monday pourt Tuesday The chit-chat, the guns, and the badges and attendant to the ground and fling Nuke protester sentenced the police department for the past two him. was charged N^Rh fiftmdegree appearance. Republican Town Committee, Town Office Building uniforms made Melendez nervous when he started his lines in a police department parking lot. himself on top of the attendant, larceny and recfeless'^ndanger- NEW LONDON — A nuclear protester has been board room, 7:30 p.m. police department job. Friends teased him, too, about police said Friday ment after gas company investiga­ Police made two other drunk sentenced to five days in prison after pleading no Thursday riding around in a cruiser all the time. Police were summoned to the tors found natural gas leaking driving arrests Thursday and contest to disorderly conduct in an incident HUD Housing Rehabilitation Committee, Town “ I felt really uncomfortable," said the well-built scene after the man, later identi­ from- an improperly fitted pipe in Friday. during the launching of the submarine Hyman G. O f ^ e Building planning office, 7:30 p.m. teenager, as he leaned back in his boss’s chair. “ Like I fied as Brent C. Dunn, 20, allegedly the basement of her home, police Christine Annino, 20, of East Rickover. was in trouble all the time or something.” let station attendant David Lee said.. Hartford was stopped Thursday Jean Holladay, 54, of Newton, Mass., was “ But I feel more important now,” he added, Cutbacks hurt other kids, too pump $11 worth of gasoline into his A CNG employee discovered the night. She submitted to a mechani­ arrested August 27 after spilling what she smiling. Important enough to enlist in the U.S. Air car and then refused to pay, police hook-up during a round of routine cal breath test that measured her claimed was human blood from a bottle in front of Force, which he plans to enter after he graduates said. Another attendant, Wesley meter-reading earlier this month, blood-alcohol level at .22 percent, the main gate at the Electric Boat shipyard in DR. RICHARD I. REABACK from Manchester High School in June. The youth program Louis Melendez worked under can carry on to the same degree. Ms. O'Dell helped “ status offe'nses" for minors, Ms. O’Dell found her Purkis, blocked Dunn from driving police said. The company had A level of .10 percent is considered Groton. is pleased to announce the Bagge didn’t let him get away with any claim to — isn’t the only one in town that’s been cut. Funding for well over 50 young truants and runaways during her hands tied with one girl who ran away from home his car away while Lee called turned off service to Miss Curtis legal proof of impaired ability to A charge of assault on a police officer, filed humph! — Importance. “ When we first got him, he two other programs, one aimed at potential offenders nearly two-year stay, by counseling and keeping close umpteen times. The girl also fled from a youth shelter police. opening of his office for Aug. 11 fornot paying herbill,CNG drive. after some of the substance allegedly splashed on was very shy. Now he’s mouthy. He wears a white and the other at minors accused of crimes, has dried contact with parents, schools,and police. Sheridan O’Dell placed her in, but there were no legal means to The attendants claimed Dunn officials told police. Miss Annina was released on a an officer, was dropped. the practice of shirt and sits at my desk,” he complained. up, too. saw fewer clients, but his were in more serious trouble stop her. “ She ended up in a bizarre sexual threatened to run over Purkis with The meter-reader summoned promise to appear Oct. 11 in As a result, two Youth Services workers — Dawn — most were prime candidates for reform school. misbehavior case,” says Digan. his car if Purkis r e ^ e d to move, CNG investigators skilled in de­ Manchester Supenor Court. PODIATRY AND FOOT SURGERY BUT BAGGE DIDN’T complain about his young O’Dell and Dennis Sheridan — have been laid off, police said. • A boy from an apparently happy home suddenly tecting gas theft. The investigators Steven W. Corbin, 25, of 227 Guards reach settlement friend’s work. “ He’s just about theonly kid we’ve ever effective today. The Hartford Foundation for Public A few examples of their casework: Police arrested Efunn, who was began to steal cars and run away. After Sheridan called in police Sept. 8 and showed McKee St. was charged early • Sporti Mddicini let move cruisers around in the parking lot,” he said. Giving grant ($30,001) in 1982 and $22,500 this year) • One pre-teenager, two years ago, had a record of intoxicated, they said. Based on HARTFORD — Thousands of former and referred him to a psychiatric program at Mt. Sinai police the illegal hook-up, police Friday morning. A mechanical “ And I don't have to assign Louis to work every day. which paid their salaries has run out, and Youth more than 100 breaking and entering charges. Lee’s statement that he saw Dunn current black and Hispanic prison guards may be • Chlldrtn and Adult Foot Diiordors Hospital, the boy “ turned his life around and made said. Police said a “ pungent odor” breath test showed he had a He knows what has to be done, and he does it." Services Coordinator Robert Digan can’t find money Sheridan found the boy was having problems at home, drive into the station, police added peace with his parents,” Digan claims. of gas filled the basement where a blood-alcohol level of .19 percent. eligible for damages or promotions under a $1 The police have gotten Melendez lawn-mowing and to pay them elsewhere. too, so he placed him with a foster family and found drunk driving to charges of threat­ million settlement reached with state officials. Digan contends that if more time and money could pipe had been crudely hooked into He was released and ordered to leaf-raking jobs to show him their appreciation, and “ W e'll just have to tighten our belts,” Digan says. him a part-time job. Digan says the boy has not been, ening, breach of peace, failure to be devoted to prevention programs. Youth Services the gas supply. appear in court Oct. 11 Attorneys for Brass Keys, a group of minority Office Hours By Appointment also to help the teenager help his eight-member “ These two broke the ground for the two programs, involved in crime for a year now. carry insurance and registration, correction officers, reached the agreemenUn its could save the town from paying for many expensive CNG officials said the leaking family meet expenses. In turn, Melendez has showed and we'll just have to carry on.” • Because of the controversial Families with Service failure to renew insurance and five-year-old discrimination suit this montnwith placements in youth facilities. gas carried the risk of a fire or Auditions today 131 New lendon Tpk«., GkiftenlHiry up at the station during many a winter storm. It’s questionable whether.the three remaining staff Needs law which decriminalized truancy and other sixth-degree larceny. explosion, endangering all who attorneys for the state departments of correction In Manchester Superior Court lived in the building. Auditions continue today at and personnel. Friday Assistant State’s Attorney A warrant was later issued for Manchester Community College U.S. District Judge T.F. Gilroy Daley will rule 633-9004 Rosita Cream er changed the Miss Curtis’s arrest. At the time of for ‘^The Killing of Sister George,” on the settlement in a hearing scheduled Oct. 13. Profile breach of peace charge to a charge her arrest she was also charged to be presented in December by the Minority correction employees Thursday were of third-degree assault. with passing a bad check. MCC Theater Wing. notified in pay envelopes they may be eligible (or Judge Lawrence Klaczak set According to police reports she Auditions are from noon to 2 p.m. monetary damages or promotion to higher Name: Elainb Stancliffe bond at $250 and continued Dunn’s cashed a $50 check in July at the at the auditorium on MCC’s main positions. Potentially, thousands of past and Occupation: Director of Project Genesis case to next Friday. Stop & Shop grocery store on West can)pus, Bidwell Street. present employees could benefit from the LECTURE Favorite restaurant in Manchester Cavey’s ■ Middle Turnpike. The check Four female leads, aged 18 to 50, settlement. A Manchester woman was ar­ bounced. Miss Curtis agreed to are needed. ON OPTIMUM NUTRITION Favorite food: Cold shrimp Favorite beverage: Vodka and orange juice — MONDAY — Favorite hobby: Writing Uctnre Oni Favorite sport: “Whatever team my son is on." Coventry school buses late S a . " s r x idea of a good vacation: England and Scotland FIC MSlApgH t t o What do you do to reiax? Watch movies on video COVENTRY — Be­ school or have been riding the company regarding PERMA-IAWN coniidcts vitaMinf..Hiiii> i cassette recorder and read cause of mechanical prob­ too long, he said, adding the situation, Walsh said. By PETER’S TREE 8ERVICE/THE TOTAL YARD CARE CO. wal8..MsMitM fatty addi | lems and a shortage of that the problem is partic­ Superintendent of •ffuirinteed •LBwa’ Prlcis •(xctllaat Lawnt • f m Anilylis/EitiMalH •Nutrition and bniminlty.. Type of entertainment preferred: Theater drivers, buses serving ularly acute on special Schools Arnold E. Elman buNding a good dalnnsq ,. .| Favorite entertainer Barbra Streisand ayalw n,.. Coventry school routes education routes. added that the board has REJUVENATE YOUR LAWN NOW! NdM I t f ■ Favorite actor and actress: Kris Kristofferson are often late or fail to Board member Richard “ monetary redress” for •Voluo ol minerals and vi­ Correct Defficiencies in your lawn caused by summer tamins In msnapauss Favorite song: “A Little Bit More” appear, a Board of Educa­ 'A . Ashley questioned why services not rendered stress or Improper care. •Vitamins and nutrition that prsvsnts tho monthly Kind of music preferred: Soft rock and classical tion member reported a substitute bus service without replacing ARA. ufiloh In women Thursday night. had not been used if the Favorite magazine: Vanity Fair In another transporta­ FOR PROMPT AHENTION CAU (203) 649-2456 •Ths myth ol the ROA doss and the “normal hu­ In his Transportation current contract was be­ tion matter, Walsh re^ Our team of Lawn Care Professionals is standing by to man being” Favorite store In Manchester Main Video Center Committee report to the ing violated. ported that the school •Kosping your Mood vessels young Pet: Cat named “Emily" board, Anthony J. Walsh Walsh responded that buses could be equipped correct Lawns and/or establish a plush Lawn regardless of its present condition. •The myth of a wall baianeed diet Favorite spot In Manchester Adam's Mill on a Friday night said the situation may any financial action taken with radios for $2,000. 'The •Reducing rioke In cardlo-vascular disease constitute a violation of by the board must result radios would improve Call (203) 649-2456 • Always An Immediate Response •The dinoroneeo In lets Car driven: Oldsmobile Omega the contract held by ARA in an improvement of safety and service, he or fill out tho following. •Two Important mlnerala miesing In diabetica Favorite color Blue Transportation. service. said. [ □ I would like detailed Ihlormatlon •Not keeping certain mlnerala In balance may Last book read: "The Mists of Avalon" by Marian "It's very serious. It’s a “ We have to make sure However, Walsh said a I regarding tha development or cause serious problems question of their com­ that any' action we take number of questions re­ •Bolton OffiGO I maintenance of my lawn. •Drugs and nutrient Interaction can cause dissaoe Bradley pliance with the contract doesn't result in no one main, such as how to •Manchostor Offico !□ I would like a (raa estimate •How certain drugs deplete vNamino and mlnerala Pat peeve: Ethnic jokes '' at this time,” Walsh said. getting to school,” he 'protect the radios from j regarding a lawn care program •The value and dangers ol PIR6R Favorite TV show: "Bob Newhart Shovr” •South Windsor Offico AND MUCH MORI.... ARA is currently “ oper­ said. The Transportation vandalism and theft, and I suitable to my needs. Best thing about Manchester "Community support people give ating four drivers short” Committee decided to where to locate the com­ ,1 and has one bus out of give the bus company "a munications base. Ruldantlal Prop^lM/Commarclal im n's im $ana/nuMutaN mv. HACIi TWtt Batsi Men. October ltd to programs in town.” ra a«rth a o . $t. service, Walsh said. As a chance to Improve,” he “ There's a lot of opegp- A Prolasaianal Paopla Caring Ca. vom aoiroN, a aM4o TIh m i ? tlO PM Worst thing about Manchester "The set of traffic lights by result, a number of stu­ said. tional problems that have Cssti $1 Moriarty’s." dents have been late to A letter has been sent to to be looked at,” he said. Herald photo bv Pinto $ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. 1. 1»63 - H

I t - M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. I, 1983 Farmwife saves Advice Weddings Ahout Town Ql«t dub ^ rdiMiM sma//fown paperj jpg p^other seeks diner The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday from 10 to 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 00 Church By Lucy Blohlo St. There will be coffee and refreshments before the Unltnd Prtss Internotlonol fehearsal. ■ Members of . the chorus are reminded of the GRESHAM, Neb. - Donna Rhoades is a ■(* that serves her baby as well performance 2 p.m, Oct. 17 In Wethersfield fpr the Nebraska farmwife who always wanted to be a 1 AARP. There will be a car pool from Emanuel Journalist — and wound up buying the local DEARABBY: Asanew reputation. I'm ready to Lutheran at 1 p.m. weekly that otherwise would have gone out of nursing mother I have a settle down with one guy builMtf* complaint: Where can I and have a meaningful Mm o m having opan housa The Gresham Gazette, a four-page tobloid with nurse my baby in public? I relationship, but what guy a four-county circulation of 325 readers, was in feel comfortable in movie Dear Abby is going to want to settle The Square Circle Club of Manchester Lodge of danger of extinction last month when Its owner theaters if I sit in an down with a girl who has Masons will have an open house Monday from 9:30 announced she was quitting the business. Buyers Inconspicuous place and that kind of reputation? a.m. to noon at the Klssonic Temple, East Center were not clamoring at the door, and if tbe paper am fully covered. But I Abigail Van Buran I'm decent now, but Street. did not come out as scheduled, it would lose keep running into trouble whenever I make new \ There will be cards, pool, coffee and refreshments. special tax and postage benefits. at restaurants. I don't friends, one of my old All Masons and their friends are invited. Enter Mrs. Rhoades. She and her husband have want to offend anyone, friends passes on the old farmed in Benedict, "Just down tbe road a piece" and I would gladly retire rumors. Abby, I want so YW CA ragiatratlon opan from Gresham, for the past 20 years. to tbe rest room to nurse much to have a husband, " I Just didn't want to see the community lose iU my baby if I am asked to nurse her baby in a public problem? He is so physi­ home and children. I have ' Registrations are being accepted for new classes newspaper," she said over coffee recently. "Any by the management, but place. It would be ideal if cally unattractive. He's so much love to give, but and workshope at the YWCA, 78 N. Mainn St. town that can support a newspaper for 89 years, nine times out of 10 there all restaurants provided short, very wide (though no one' will give me tbe Physical fitness classes include the following: that's got to be a neat community. Those pMple is nowhere to sit, so I have comfortable accommoda­ muscular — not fat) and chance. fitness during pregnancy, which starts Oct. 17, at 9:15 should have a paper they can be proud of." to sit in a stall. Not only is tions for nursing mothers, balding. Because of his How do I prove that I a.m.; prenatal yoga, 6:15 p.m. starting Oct. 19; Mrs. Rhoades, who always wanted to be a it uncomfortable for me, but few restaurants can winning personality I have changed? My life is noontime workout starts Wednesday; body design, W riteiHw had Just begun attending college with it's irritating for those afford that luxury. hardly notice his looks — so empty without some­ MU already in session, meets Tuesdays and Thursdays, the iden of earning a Jouriialism degree, bought who may be standing in Meanwhile, mothers except when we make one to love. ■ M n - ' walk-ins welcome, sessions are either 9:30 a.m. or the Gazette. line waiting to get in. would be wise to nurse love. Then I find him JUDGED WITHOUT A 7:15 p.m. "I'm sure you all find it infinitely more Obviously nursing their babies almost any­ physically' unattractive, TRIAL A new group forming for suppoit to new mothers is Interesting to read about someone you know and mothers should avoid res­ where else if possible, and think, “ Oh Lord- "Mothershare," open to women with babies or young come into contact with every day than to read taurants at nursing time, since most restaurant rest ... what if our children look DEAR JUDGED; You children. Meetings will be Monday at 9:30 a.m. about Joe Schmoe from the Bronx who went for a but that's not always rooms are crowded, like h im !" are to be commended for starting Oct. 17. ride on the subway and hasn't been seen since," possible. If restaurant poorly ventilated and in­ I can't be objective changing your ways, but Parenting Styles, a special seminar dealing with she wrote in her opening column — "Bantings by owners would place a variably smoke-filled. about this because I'm too it's very difficult to family relationships and communication, will meet Rhoades." chair in their rest rooms, They're a hardly a suita­ close to it. Should I marry change your reputation. If Oct. M a t 9:30 a.m. "That is one of the distinct advanUges of living there are thousands of us ble place to feed Junior. him? He wants an answer. you are able to move to Arts and crafts workshops will also be offered this in a small town; you don't ha ve to sit on a flag pole who would. be grateful. CAN'T DECIDE another neighboriio(xl or Mrs. David M. Aborn Mrs. Scott John Zaino Mrs. Albert J. Johnson Jr. Mrs. James R. Longo month. They will include Early American stenciling, for 30 hours, fighting off the pigeons, to make the Abby, will you please DEAR ABBY: A wond­ D EAR CAN’T: If you town and make a fresh Tuesday, sessions are either 12:30 p.m. or 7 p.m. Oct. paper," she said. "A ll you have to do-is have a make a plea for us? erful man wants to marry have to ask, the answer is start, do so. 11 at 9:15 a.m. there will be a class in candlewlcking baby or a party, whichever is easier." T.S. IN BLOOMINGTON, me. We've gone together no. Set him free, and let If that's not possible, and on Oct. 13 at 9:15 a.m. the making of padded She said she wanU to "really localize the paper ILL. for two years and I know him find a woman who deteriqine to' conduct Aborn-Montiel Zaino-Leone Johnson-Rufini Longo-Spinnato pKture frames. Raffia dolls will be the focus of a more, keep away from national news anmpther D EAR T.S.: 'Tis said, he loves me. He's 30 and will love him just the way yourself in a decent, re­ workshop Oct. 26 at 9 a.m. filler." “All the world loves a I'm 28. He has just about he is. spectable manner, and These programs are available to the public and Mrs. Rhoades said the paper has "kind of saved lover," but unfortunately, everything — a profes­ tbe word will spread. Laurie J. Rufini of 92 Spruce St., daughter of Verna Brenda Lee Spinnato , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loriann Annette Giguere Montiel of East Hartford, Nadine Anne Leone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. childcare may be arranged for a nominal fee during m e." the same cannot be said of sion, flawless character, DEAR ABBY: Ever Don't waste your energy M. Rufini of Femwood driye, and the late James M. Lawrence J. Spinnato of 211 McKee St., and Jamea daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Giguerre Sr. of 66 William P. Leone of 283 Timrod Road, and Scott John morning hours. For more information, or to register, “ Because I could see myself six or seven years the nursing mother. Judg­ he's kind and generous since grade school I've regretting your past; Raymond Longo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Walker St., and David Mathewson Abom of East Zaino, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Zaino Sr. of South Rufini, and Albert J. Johnson son of Mr. and Mrs. call the YWCA, 647-1437. down the road, my boys gone and an empty nest, ing from the difficulty she and would make an ideal been called a “ slut,” and learn from it. Good luck Albert J. Johnson Sr. of East Orleans, Mass., were Longo of 92 Wintlirop Road, were married Sept. 24 at Hartford, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christian Yarmouth, Mass., were married . Sept. 24 in and I didn't want to stagnate. I Just needed encounters while trying to husband. So what's the I'm 17 and I still have that and God bless. Aborn, were married Sept. 10 at St. James Church. Assumption Church. married Sept. 10 at the Nauset House Inn, East St. James Church. V , something to keep going," she said. Orleans, Mass. Justice of the Peace, Royden C. The Rey. Francis V. Krukowski performed thct Aside from the Gazette. Mrs. Rhoades wants to The Rev. George Laliberte performed the mass and Christian school banquet The Rev. Richard A. Lamore of St. James Church Richardson, performed the double ring ceremony. double ring ceremony. The bride was given in polish her fiction writing. and the Rev. Sheldon Smith of Ellington Congrega­ double ring ceremony. Lois Anderson was soloist. The Randy Emmons of Prospect was classical guitarist. marriage by her father. Ken Tanis, headmaster of the Delaware County "I'v e kicked around a lot of stuff, short stories, Are mid-twer^ties too young tional Church, officiated at the doubie ring ceremony. bride was given in marriage by her father. The bride was giyen in marriage by her brother, John Faith Britnell of Manchester, was maid of honor. Christian School in suburban Philadelphia will be the documentaries and things like that, sent it in and N. Rufini of Bolton. Bridesmaids were Linda Spinnato of Hartford, sister Jane Maccarone was organist. The bride was given in Jacqueline Leone, of Manchester, sister of the Speaker at the third annual banquet of the gotten it sent back with a cute rejection letter. marriage by her parents. of the bride, Wendy Farrand of Manchester and Mary bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Linda Joanne M. Rufini, sister-in-law of the bride, was Cornerstone Christian School Saturday at 6 p.m. at I've probably gotten thousands of rejection matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Judy M. Rufini of Fago of Wethersfield. Mrs. Patricia Narbutas of Manchester was matron Leone, sister of the bride, Susanne Zaino, of Concordia Lutheran Church. letters." she said. Ehifield, sister-in-law of the bride, and Cindy Johnson Trey Whitaker of Manchester, was best man. Music for the evening will be provided by soloist But when it comes to newspapering. Mrs. for problernsVwjtfifliearing? of honor and^Mrs. Mary Gardner of Vernon and Ms. Dennisport, Mass., sister-in-law of the groom, Joanne of East Orleans, sister of the groom. Ushers were Jerry Longo of Glastonbury, brother of Kathy Peck and an adult choir under her direction. Jeannine Langdo of Manchester were bridesmaids. McCarthy and Teresa Milewski, both of Manchester. Rhoades hasn't been rejected. Albert J. Johnson Sr. of East Orleans, was best the groom, Don Fiore of Hartford and Steve Everett of Cornerstone Christian School was established in 1981 “ The town has been very receptive, and dyes to cover the white Lila Nicole Montiel, daughter of the bride, was flower South Windsor. DEAR DR. LAMB: I Robert Zaino Jr., of Boston, Mass., brother of the man. Ushers were Marty Yanofsky of Newington, and includes kindergarten through Grade 8. There are everyone's given me a lot of encouragement, a lot am a 25-year-old woman, spots but if these are not girl. After a reception at Willies Steak House, the couple groom, was best man. Ushers were Paul Zaino of Matthew Fenichal and Jeffrey Fineberg, both of 103 students enrolled. of help," she said. 5 foot 4 and a little applied very carefully it Bloomfield. left on a wedding trip to Cancel Bay, St. John, Virgin Allen Semprebon of Manchester was best man. South Yarmouth, and Gregory Zaino of Dennisport, overweight. I do Jiave a looks worse than if no­ After a reception at Nauset House Inn and dinner at Islands. They are making their Kqme in East Windsor. Ushers were Michael Gardner of Vernon and’George brothers of the groom, Michael Pesso of West Alcoholics Victorious meet good strong heart and my Your Health thing is used. Giguere Jr. of Manchester, brother of the bride. Yarmouth and Kevin Michaud of Winslow, Maine. Captain Linnell House, Orleans, Mass., the couple left blood pressure is 130 over Has anything been done on a wedding.trip to Antigua. They are making their The bride is a respiratory therapist at Rockville William A. Montiel, son of the bride, was ringbearer. Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to 70. in the last few years to After a reception at Willie's Steak House the couple home in Manchester. General Hospital. The groom is a programmer at help alcoholics stay sober, meets every Tuesday at Lawrence Lamb, M.D. help with this problem? I Aetna Life & Casualty. My problem is very After a reception at American Legion Hall in left on a trip to Bermuda. They are making their home The bride is a graduate of Bolton High School and 7:30 p.ni. at Community Baptist Church, 585 E. Center Public Records embarrassing. I am hav­ would be willing to try Manchester, the couple left on a wedding trip to in West Yarmouth, Mass. The bride is a graduate of the Uniyersity of Connecticut. She is employed by St. The meetings are open to the public. Refreshments ing a hard time bearing anything that looks Colonial Bank as teller supervisor in the East freezer at Progress Drive, Aruba. Dean Junior College. She is employed as an executive will be served. BuNdIng permHs people talk to me unless hopeful. Hartford office. 812.000. secretary by Norcross & L«ighton in South Yarmouth. To clean coffee stains from china or plastic, rub ' Participants are asked to use the rear entrance by To Blanchard and Ros- they are facing me. Even DEAR READER: As To R. T. Diamond Co. The bride is a nurses aide at Manchester Memorial The groom is a graduate of Bloomfield High School stain with baking soda. To find a cash buyer for that the back parking lot.. setto for dwellings at 44 then it sounds like they you know, the loss of The groom is also a graduate of Dean and is for Hal Drury to repair Hospital. The bridegroom is a line technician at and Eastern Kentucky Uniyersity in Richmond, Va. china closet you no longer use, place a low-cost ad in Westerly St., 828.000; 40 are mumbling. worse because of a mis­ testing. pigment in patches from porch and roof at 144 Microflake Inc. of South Windsor. employed at Imported Cars of Cape Cod. He is employed by L li M Ambulance of Hartford. aasslUed. 643-2711. Westerly St.. 841.000; 60 taken concept. Hearing Many forms of hearing your skin is not a serious rr ■ Cbaatnut St.. 88,000. It has become so bad Westerly 8t.. 841,000; SS thaUny husbandcalls me, problems can occur at all loss that occur in people in disease, but it is distress­ Support group to moot To V&R General Con­ Westerly St., 842,000. “ I w g your pardon.” ages. Many people in your your age group can be ing to many because of its. struction for Leonard Ec- COVENTRY — The Coventry Separated, Divorced To Robert Hayes for Please tell me if I can age group develop’otos­ helped dramatically. 'T^L effects on one's Gerald and Selma Okrant cellente to rebuild chim­ and Remarried Support Group will meet Monday at get some help. At first I clerosis, a disease that your husband, “ I begymir appearance. to repair roof at 49 Wara- ney at 35 Lilley St., 8300. 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary Rectory, 1600 Main St. thought it was old age freezes the tiny bon^ in pardon," but I have a You seem higUytnoti- noke Road,81,000. QuRdaliij dsodo The group will alro meet OM. 17 and 31, the same creeping up a few years the middle ear. When they medical problem and vated and you may be a To V8iR General Con­ Paul Sultzbach III to time and place. early but now I am not so can't vibrate you lose need some help. candidate for one of the struction for Robert King Laurie Gordon Sultzbach, sure. your hearing acuity. DEAR DIL LAMB: I photosensitizing drugs to rebuild a chimney at 71 property on Hamilton I ’m afraid to ask my There are a number of am a man iirm y early 40s such as methoxsalen. Af­ Nutmeg Quilters to meet Wetherell St.. 8400. Drive. doctor about it. I feel as if other diseases that can and have had vitiligo ter taking tbe drug you To Raymond Lavoie for Rosemary Lussier to Nutmeg Quilters will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in hearing problems only hit also affect hearing. You since I was 4 years old. I are e x p o ^ to sunlight or a dwelling at a 61 Bram- AsMichael Lussier, prop­ the Community Room of Vernon Police Station, Route kids or old people. Could < probably hear people bet­ long-wave ultra-violet blebush Road.$65,000. erty at 130-132 Pearl St. have seen dermatologists 30. there be something caus­ ter when you are facing light. To Sunllte Industries Northeast Savings to several times, the last A workshop on stenciling will be led by Gladys G. ing this? If you can't help I them because you are It is not an instantane­ Michael S. Hare, Phyllis time being about five Sherman. There will also be an exchange of quarter Inc. for Wilhelm Meier for probably won't bother getting help from lip- ous cure. It usually re­ a solar water heater at 45 3. Hare, and Roger A. years ago. Each time I yards of Christmas fabric. The club is made up of asking my doctor. I ’d feel reading. quires two exposures a Hm rod Road. 85.895. Burke, property at 270 have been told there is members from Manchester, Bolton, Vernon and other foolish. Ask your doctor about week at least and you may Jones Destruction Co. Ferguson Road, 8120,000 nothing that can be done area towns. it. He can test you or refer require a lot of treatments for Fenway Associates to (based on conveyance about it. DEAR READER: You you to a hearing specialist before you have any re­ demolish dwellings at 367 tax). It seems to be spread­ are making your problem who can do further ing. I have been given pigmentation. ■Dworkln to speak and 377 E. Center St. William Kauffman and To Edwin Songailo for James Sales to Mak Con­ ' Michael Dworkln, a Manchester pharmacist and Peter Lalashuis for a struction Co. Inc., two ^nutrition consultant, will speak Monday at 7:30 chimney and fireplace at parcels on Phelps Road. .'p.m. at the YWCA, 71 N. Main St. 190 Union St., 82.000. Emily H. Bostick to Dudly S. Bostick, property His topic: optimum nutrition in the fighting of the To Norman E. Boisvert •killer diseases. on Ludlow Road. hbu are invited to see for a garage at 22 Duval CtKinicale of ditlrttNiUon : Among areas he expec^ to cover: natural and St., 88.000. Estate of William Hel- :synthetic vitamins, nutrition and the brain, malnutri­ To Lofstrom Construc­ fricht to Marie Helfricht, tion and cancer, slowing the aging process, tion Co. for Carla's Pasta property on Turnbull mega-vitamins and vitamin B-6 poisoning. and hear the inspirational... for a foundation for a Road. Cost: $1. ------_ U.S. POSTAL SERVICE STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT iSquare dance fun night AND CIRCULATION (Required by 34 U.S.C. 36SS) The Manchester Square Dance Club invites couples lA. Title ol PubllcaUon, Mancheater Herald IB. Publication Number. 327340 Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Soltys to attend its free fun night Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Peter J. Casavant Mrs. Anthony P. King III Mrs. Luis Lebron 2. Date or Filing. 10-1-43 BRECHEEN/FAULKHER Waddell School on Broad Street. 3. Frequency ofliaue: Dally except Sundayi and Holiday! Refreshments will be served. Earl Johnston will 3A. No. of Isaues Publiabed Annually. 307 3B. Annual Subacriptlon Price, 474.00 teach basic square dance steps. 4. Complete Mailing Addreaa ol Known Office of Publication. IS Casavant-Garde King-Carter . Lebron-Bodemann SoVtys-Gronda Brainaro Place. Mancbeater. Hartford County, Connecticut00040 3. Complete Mailing Addreaa of the Headquarter! or General Bualneaa Oltlcca ot the Publisher. 14 BrOlnard Place.'Manches- Kimberlee Katherine Garde, daughter of Mr. and Caroline J. Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barbara Bodemann of Bridgeport, daughter of Mr. Teresa Ann Gronda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. La Leche to meet ter, Hartford County, Connecticut 00040 0. Full Names and Complete Mailing Addreaa of Pubiiaher, Edi­ Mrs. Ronald T. Garde of West Hartford, and Peter J. Carter of 17 Lucian St„ and Anthony P. K in g lll, son and Mrs. Charles E. Bodemann Jr. of Manchester, John Gronda of 165 Loomis St„ and Michael Joseph The Manchester eveniiig group of La Leche League tor, and Managing Editor: Co-Publiabers, Richard M. Diamond, James Casavant of 295 Bidwell St., son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony P. King II of 28 Bayberry and Luis Lebron, son of Mrs. Gilberto Hernandez, Soltys of Bristol, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Soltys of I03A Cliffside Drive, Manchester, CT 00040, and Thomas J. 'will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of W. David Casavant of South Yarmouth, Mass., were Road, Bolton, were married Sept. 24 in Assumption were married Sept. 24 in St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Hooper, 240 Francis St., New Britain, C T00061: Editor, Daniel H. Marriage Storrs, were married Sept. 10 in St. Bridget Church. ;Florence Shells, 406 Keeney St. Fittsi 14 Prospect St., Manchester, CT 00040: Managing Editor, married Sept. 24 at Church of St. Helena, West Church. Bridgeport. The Rev. Robert O'Donnell of Boston, officiated at Topic will be the art of breastfeeding and None. i Hartford. «»-• The Rev. George Lallberte^rformed the double The Rev. Kim Eric Williams performed the double the mass and double ring ceremony. Clara Dubaldo . 7.0wner (If owned by a corporation, its name and address must overcoming difficulties. Babies are welcome. Call The Rev. Joseph Murphy officiated. Pamela Garde ring ceremony. Rosemary Gregory was organist. The ring ceremony. Andrews Sill was organist. 'Hie bride was organist and Mark Vickers played the flute. The be stated and also Immediately thereunder tbe names and ad­ 647-9844. dresses of stockholders owning or holding 1 percent or more of to- of West Hartford, sister of the bride, was maid of bride was given in marriage by heh-f^er. Was given in marriage by her father. bride was given in marriage by her father. t^anlount of stock. If not owned by a corporation, the names and Krystyn Chmielowiec of Manchesteinvas maid of Miss Judy Friedman of Old Bridge, N.J., was maid ’Addresses of the Individual owners must be given. If owned by a Enrichment honor. Bridesmaids were Lisa Robotham of Union- Patricia Gronda of Manchester, sister of the bride, partnership or other unincoroorated firm, its name and address, ville, Christine Annulli of West Hartford, Eileen honor. Bridesmaids were Rhonda Woodcock of of honor. Miss Maria Fulvo of Bridgeport, was was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Elizabeth as well as that of each Individual must be given. If the publication Lyons of Seaport, Long Island, and Deborah Lane of Manchester and Jocelyn Landon of Chaplin, cousin of bridesmaid. MIchallk of Knoxville, Tenn., sister of the bride, Is published by a nonprofit organisation. Us name and address “ Astoria, N.Y. Sara Jane Bakulski of Manchester was the bride. James PorcelU of Rahway, N.J.,. was best man. Catherine Thompson of Sutton, W. V a„ Judith Heath must be staled.) (Item must be completed) Manchester Publish­ Engagements ing Co., c/o CT Corporation System, Hartford, Ct„ the sole flower girl. Tore King of Hebron, brother of the groom, was best Charles E. Bodemann III of Sudbury, Mass., brother of Vernon, and Anne Soltys of Storrs, sisters of the stockholder of which Is: Scripps LeagM Newspapers, Inc., c/o CT Stephen Casavant of Manchester, brother of the man. Ushers were James Carter of Manchester, of the groom, was usher. gro o m . Corporation System, Wilmington, Mlawarc, stockholders of Film Series brother of the bride, and Steven Eafano of After a reception at Stone Bara in Monroe, the which who own more than one percent ol the ownership through groom, was best man. Ushers were Louis Casavant of Scott Heath of Vernon, brother-in-law of the groom', ownership in that company are: E.W.'Scripps, Charlottesville, Framingham, Mass., brother of the groom, RonaldT. Manchester, couple went on a wedding trip to Bermuda: They are was best man. Ushers were Thomas Odlakjian of Virginia: Betty Knight Scripps, Charlottesville. Virginia: Barry Garde Jr. of West Hartford, brother of the bride, After a reception at Imperial Caterers, the couple making their home in Naugatuck. Bristol, Robert Gronda of Manchester, Mchard Holcomb-Lyman H. Scripps, Santa Barbara, Callfomia. Wally Cox of Colchester, and William Rodgers of went on a wedding trip to Virginia. They are making The bride is a graduate of Quinnlpiac College in Gronda of Danbury, and Stephen Gronda of 4. Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security holders ' Mr. and Mrs. David H. owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, Tvesday, Octpber 4th 7:30 p.m. South Windsor. their home in Manchester. Allied'HealUi and Radiology. She is employed as a Cat Colchester, all brothers of the bride. mortgages and other securities: None. Rolcomb of 33 View St., After a reception at Cliffside Country Club in Avon, The bride is a 1980 graduate of East Catholic High Scan technician at Bridgeport Hospital. After a reception at the Irish American Club in 10. Extent and Nature of CirculuUon Actual Number announce tbe engagement Averaae No. Copies Single luue the couple left on a wedding trip to Barbados. They School. She is employed by J.C. Penney Catalog The groom is a graduate of the School of Radiology Glastonbury, the couple left on a wedding trip to of their daughter, Heidi E. Each Issue During Nearest to will make their home in Manchester. Distribution Center and Memorial Com er Store. at Bridgeport Hospital. He is employed as special Vermont, Acapulco and Cape Cod. They will make Preceding 12 Month Filing Date Holcomb of 43 Clinton St., The bride is a graduate of Mount St. Joseph The groom is a graduate of Ramapo High School in procedures technician in cardiology at Bridgeport their home in Bristol. A. Total No. Coplet "WHAT HUSBANDS NEED to Richard A. Lyman, son (net prcu run) tl.U2 10.3M Academy and Marymount College, Tarrytown, N.Y. New York. He is employed by Southland Corporation. Hospital. The bride Is a 1981 graduate of the University of of Mr. and Mrs. Howard J. B. Paid Circulation She is a special education teacher in the Willington Connecticut. She is attending Central Connecticut I. Salea throuih dealers and Lyman of South Windsor. school system. State University in the graduate program for carriers, street vendors and ' ’The bride-elect is a 1978 counter sales t,8M TO KNOW" The groom is a graduate of South Windsor schools elementary certification. She is a 1977 graduate of 'uate of Manchester 2. Mall subscriptions 134 and is employed by American Parts System of East Scranton-Schwarz Manchester High School. C. Total paid circulation 10,024 Hartford. School. She Is em­ D. Free distribution by mall. The groom is a 1981 graduate of the University of ployedK at Manchester carrier or other means. Samples, •No Charge •No Donation Taken •Babysitting Provided The bride is the grandaughter of the late Felix and Connecticut and a 1977 graduate of E.O. Smith High W Lois .Stonebraker Schwarz, daughter of Thelma Scranton and S. Christopher Scranton. Ushers were Memorial Hospital. conipllmentary. and other free copies M l Katherine Bakulski of Manchester. School. He is employed at ESPN in Bristol in public E. ‘Total Diatributlon (Sum of C and D) to.aso 10.101 Stonebraker of Storrs and the late Wesley Stone­ Eric Streams and David Scranton, nephew of the ' The prospective bride­ F. Ctmles Not Distributed braker, and Lawrence Albert Scranton of Vernon, son ^room. _ relations. groom is a 1971 graduate t. Office use, left-over, unaccounted, of the late Mary and Charles Scranton of Manchester, The bride is a graduate of Ohio State University and spoiled after printing of South Windsor High 2. Return from News Agents Church of Christ 394 Lydall St. Remove mineral buildup from your teakettle by were married Sept. 10 at Storrs Congregational Eastern Connecticut SUte. University. She is School. He is employed at G. Total (Sum of E, Ft and 2 — pouring in half a cup of white vinegar and one quart of Church. employed as an investigator with the Connecticut For a long-lasting fire, choose hardwood logs that Lavallee Overhead Door. should______equal______netpr( presa...... run shown...... In A) 11,142 -----10.308 (Corntr Vernon St ind tap water. Heat to rolling boil and let stand for one The Rev. Jeffey Larsen officiated. Cameron II. I certify that the statemcnU made by me above arc correct Department of Income Maintenance. produce a shorter flam e and burn less rapidly than An Oct. 8 'wedding is and complete. hour. Pour out solution, fill with water, boil again and Johnson was organist and Ronald Ericson was soloist. The groom is president of Scranton Motors Inc. of soft woods. If aroma is the most Important planned at South United A RICHARD M. DIAMOND. Co-Publisher Manchester lydall St) discard. Add buildup to your budget by selling The bride was attended by her daughters, Cynthia Vernon. After a reception at Ellington Ridge Country consideration, select wood from fruit trees. If yoii •lilethodlst Church. Heidi E. Holcomb THOMAS J. HOOPER Cn-Puhllsh. r no-longer used furniture and appliances with a Streams, and Pamela and Nancy Schwarz. Club they vacationed in Cape Cod., Mass. They are have fireplace logs for sale, find buyers the quick aod low-cost ad in Classified 643-2711 The groom was attended bv his sons. L. Thomas making their home In Storrs. easy wav with a low-cost ad in Classified. M i-^1 . U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 1, 1983 MANC'lESTER HERALD. Saturday, ( A. I, 1983 - 15 ^MACC News. Church Women United — a fond adieu SPORTS

Editor’s note: This column is prepared by the Some IS years ago. Catholic churches were tremendously successful in what they set out to Not only are hundreds of people busy sewing, Manchester Area Conference of Churches. invited to send representatives to CWU. Again, accomplish some thirty years ago, in moving quilting, knitting, painting, planting and baking* far in advance of other church-based organisa­ toward Christian unity and in service to their these grass rftots handmade and "handcrafted by Rec Programs I East gridders whip Stafford tions, Christian women were coming together to brothers and sisters. Congratulations, Church your neighbor’’ items, but each has a specitll study, pray and work together. Church Women Women United. flavor at Second Congregational, the men are By Nancy Carr through the opening period. Senior with 5:21 left with Zachery burst­ United in Manchester was among the very first to And thank you. Along with the vote that sprouting handsome beards and moustaches, and STAFFORD — Going to lU right the two touchdowns, was also a MACC director running back Doug Post, finding ing 8 yards through a hole again on mainstay on defense in the include Roman Catholics. disbanded CWU, members voted to send their months ago, the call went out for carpenters to with great success offensively and treasury to be used in the Human Needs Fund. work on woodcrafts. South Methodist Is adding a set for winter fortified by a defense that bent a some room on the right side behind the right side of the East offensive secondary. Last June, representatives of Church Women little but didn't break,,East Ca­ guard John DelMastro and tackle line. "Stafford was up for the game United in Manchester voted to disband. To I REM EM BER how astonished and delighted I Faithful to their mission all the way. new booth, "Previously owned, linens” to the tholic pummelled Stafford High, Mark Wasilefsky, ripped off a "In our offense it seems we can and realiy played a spirited game. disband is a painful decision, and I watched the was to discover that I was the first Roman others, and will have stained glass and beeswax The Manchester Recreation p.m. (Youth Junior Basketball 28-0, in non-conferenoe football 63-yard TD run. get the ball over that way. Both They came hard at us on defense. last few years of struggle with deep regret, Catholic president of a local unit in Connecticut. M AN Y G R ATE FU L THANKS to the good candles. Watch for a later update on the Department’s Indoor Recrea­ League). action here Friday night. Post overall ahd 125 yards on Just DelMastro and Wasilefsky are But we made some big plays when remembering the past accomplishments and the We worked hard at listening to one another, people at St. Bartholomew’s Church. Ourvpantry November fairs. tion Program will begin Mon­ Manchester High — Mon., The win was the third in as many two carries and later added a coming along as offensive we had to. I have a lot of respect for warm and strong bonds of fellowship that were understanding one another and respecting one shelves are looking healthier — and as a result, In case you wonder why people (men as well as families serviced through the Emergency Pantry day night and run through 7:30-8:30 p.m. (Open swim), outings for the Class M Eagles, 9-yard TD run. blockers. I think we ran to the left their kids ahd them. But again a formed. another. Wonderful days of living room dia­ women), should work for three or nine months on will have a better balanced diet. The September March 24 at the East Side Rec, 8:30-9:30 p.m. (Adult swim); defending co-HCC champs. The Post's second score came with Just as many times but we had couple of big plays helped us. Last week, I was privileged to direct, for the logues, joint worship services, cooperative items to sell at their church fair, there are a host Mahoney Rec and Community Tue., 6:1S-7:4S a.m. (Adult loss drops the Class S Bulldogs to 3:02 left in the second period. It better success going to the right. Giliberto had that long run on the third year, the annual retreat for Church Women action. On this foundation of trust and respect, collection schedule was extended an additional of good reasons. For many, it is Just plain fun — week by Father Scholsky. Parishioner response Y and school facilities used for swim), 7:30-8:30 p.m. (Swim- 1-2 for the season. was set up by a pair of Giliberto Maybe they were doing a better job first series and then Post broke it United in Connecticut. Retreat times are precious Protestant, Episcopal and Roman Catholic fun in the making, fun in the fellowship found in was excellent — many people brought items recreation programming. nasties), 8:30-9:30 p.m. (Adult " I think the defense again played passes, some of his first comple­ or’lhe left side of the Stafford line for the second touchdown.” Kelly times, times to come together to pray, to reflect. churches formed the Manchester Area Confer­ the workshops. The same spirit permeates the every week. THANK YOU ALL. A variety of activities will be swim); Wed., 7:30-8:30 p.m. well. We bent a little bit but played tions of the season. He fired a wasdoingabetterjob,” Kelly said. added. And I had the time to really step back and look at ence of Churches. group craft shops, as was found in the old-time . We cannot rely on Jack Frost's entry to keep offered such as basketball, (Open swim), 8:30-9:30 p.m. good, hard aglfressive football and 14-yarder to tight end Paul Roy and East’s ability to break big plays what had happened over the past 30 years. Before the birth of MACC, Church Women sewing bees. And Just as important, much good is Giliberto bad 12 carries for 49 our perishable food items fresh. The refrigerator volleyball, floor hockey, fooz- (Adult swim); Fri., 6:15-7:45 didn’t give up the big play. On came back for a 16-yard comple­ was the main difference against Long before "ecumenism” was popular — United had been involved in many service done with the money raised in'these annual fairs. yards and Zachery toted the ball, bowling (Community Y a.m. (Adult swim), 7:30-8:30 offense, we made the big play when tion to Chris Darby. Stafford. "They moved the ball on indeed long before most people even knew what projects. For example, 12 years ago they formed in the MACC Emergency Pantry is sporting The funds go from everything to fixing the pigskin 11 times for 42 yards as bandalds and bruises. Can someone who has only), ping-pong, pool, air p.m. (Open swim), 8:30-0:30 we had to. I think that would be my Giliberto was 2-for-3 in the air. " I occasion but we had an intercep­ the word meant — Church Women United in FISH of Manchester, a transportation service steeple, to putting rice in the bowl of a nameless East exhibited a balanced offense. hockey, swimming and various p.m. (Adult swim). synopsis for now,” said East Coach don’t know if the passes surprised tion at oUr own 15 by Zachery Manchester was providing an ecumenical forum that is still vital and active. knowledge of refrigerator generators and motors child half way around the world. make a visit to our pantry and estimate whether table games. The public is reminded that Jude Kelly. them. They were well covered but which stopped them in the fourth East had 294 yards in offense, through which Episcopalian, Baptist, Methodist, After the creation of MACC, many of the women Many of these women’s groups give most or not this overworked appliance can be saVed? If A more detailed brochure of when schools are closed be­ ' East scored on its first offensive John threw the ball in there pretty quarter,” Kelly offered. including 264 on the ground on 46 Lutheran and Congregational women could come who were very active in CWU projects were the generously to MACC Human Needs programs. you can help, please call the MACC Department programs and times is availa­ cause of holidays, vacations and - series. Quarterback John Giliberto well. It was nice to be able to Paul Burke also had an intercep­ carries. Stafford was limited to 168 together in study and prayer. same women who were very active in MACC The money you spend on an apron may end up in ble at the Rec Department storm days, there will be no ripped off a long 35-yard run to help complete those,” said Kelly, who tion for the Eagle defense, which yards total offense by the hard­ Such forms not only nurtured the growth of projects. They helped create and continue to of Human Needs at 646-4114. our Fuel Bank, or to support FISH of Manchester, office. Garden Grove Road, or recreation programs at the set up the score, a 1-yard run from adhere to the belief that pitchouts has yielded Just a dozen points in hitting Eagle defense. fellowship and understanding among Christians, support the Emergency Pantry and the Clothing or help pay the rent for a young couple. It's a good CHURCH FAIRS any recreation center. schools. Junior halfback Buddy Zachery. to his running backs constitute three games. but offered opportunities for Christians locally to Bank. They drive for FISH, and they are cooking work, a neighborly work. Enjoy. 'Ilie rec centers to be used and Youth Basketball Registra­ Mario DiLoretto added the first of passes. "They give the kids some Sean Brennan at linebacker East's next outing is Friday begin to work together. And they did'. Together in the soup kitchen. The Manchester Herald did a tremendous Job in hours of operation are: tion — The minimum age for four PAT conversions Just 2 more confidence in what they're played well for the Eagles along night against non-conference foe they reached out to those in need, raising funds Church Women United did not so much die in Mahoney Rec Center — Mon. youth basketball is eight years '/Z-minutes into the contest. doing.” with DelMastro at tackle. Zachery, Glastonbury High at Dillon Sta­ for hunger, relief projects, collecting food and Manchester — it was transformed. The women the Sept. 23 issue, in providing a very ANOTHER HELP comprehensive guide to the fall church fairs thru Fri., 3-Sp.m. and6-10p.m.. as of Dec. 1, 1983. Registration East scored again midway East’s final touchdown came who contributed on offens^ with dium at 7:30 p.m. clothing. Together they bought large print created, as women do, new life and the promiseoi Sat., 10 a.m.-S p.m., and Sun., wilt be held at the East Side, going on all around us. Add to the calendar, Nov. We are in need of another volunteer typist at the hymnais and prayer books for convalescent home new hopes and futures. We are deeply indebted to 1-5 p.m. Mahoney Rec Center and ( i m ­ them, and rejoice. Because in the wider sense, 19 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., On "Autumn MACC office on Thursday mornings. If you are patients, and put together school kits for children East Side Rec — Mon. thru munity Y Oct. 1>21, 6-8 p.m. they did not fail so much, as they were Bazaar’’ at St. Bridget,Church. interested, please call Mrs. Carr at 649-2093. in need. Fri., 6-10 p.m. and Sat., 10 The Youth Basketball program High school roundup a.m.-S p.m>. is co-ed and made up of three Community Y — Mon. thru division: Pee-wee (8-9), Midget Fri., 6-10 p.m., and Sat., 10 (10-12), and Juniors (15-17). A85 a.m.-S p.m. registration fee and'a $3 recrea­ Calendars Therapy aids Bowers School — Thu., 6-0 tion membership card are re­ Manchester swimmers beat Hall p.m. quired at the time of Nathan Hale School — Tue. registration. Manchester clergy at South phone-a-missionary program. During worship, a cail and Wed., 6-9 p.m. Youth Soccer Registration — For the first time in five years, Idogs came from a goal down to MHS giris triumph CrosS Countiy wili be placed to Dr. Joyce Baker in San Pedro Sula, ailing flocks Waddell School — Men., 6-9 Registration for next summer’s the Manchester High girls' swim­ defeat Portland, 2-1, Friday here HARTFORD — The only way The following events are scheduled at South United Honduras, Central America. Churcb members wiil p.m. program will take place in the ming defeated Hall of West Hart­ as Am ie Bogan nailed the game- Tech splits Methodist Church for the coming week: iisten in the sanctuary. Illing Junior High — Mon. Illing Junior High School cafete­ ford, and they did it in convincing winner at 16:53 of the second half. Manchester girls’ soccer coach fashion, 110-62, setting two school Joe Erardi could describe his The Cheney Tech cross country Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative board. Dr. Baker has been a missionary for 17years. She is By Mark Langford seled students at Colum­ thru Thu.. 6-10 p.m. (Adult ria on January 4,11 and 18,1984 Bogan's score came after Doug records along the way Friday at team's 6-1 swamping of South team won an easy 21-40 victory Tuesday — 10 a.m., vineyards study group; 12:30 the founder of an out-patient clinic in Subirana which United Press bia. In 1969 he headed Volleyball League Play only). from 6-8 p.m. There will be no Moore blasted a shot off Portland the Indians’ pool. Catholic wasa "total team effort.” over RHAM but were stopped by p.m., Mizpah-Spencer Circle; Stanley Circle: 6:30 trains villagers in community heaith. International MERCY, a relief agency Verplanck School — Thu., registration next June. A $5 goalie Buzz Minickene, who p.m., candy workshop; 7:30 p.m., stewardship All three choirs wili participate in the service. A 7-9:30 p.m. (Adult Basketball). registration fee and $3 recrea­ The sophomore record-setters couldn't hold the ball as Bogan "Total” was the right word as Portland, 25-31, Friday at Wick­ that provided food for every Indian got in the game committee; women’s prayer and study; 7 p.m.. Boy communion hymn written by the West Hartford Edwin M. Barton was Benaet Junior High — Mon. tion membership card is re­ were diver Shelley Factors and cleaned up the rebound. Moore had ham Park. children in Blafra. Friday afterqoon for at least 15 Cheney’s Jeff Virr won the 3.1 Scouts. Congregational Church will be used. ordained a Methodist min­ thru Thu.; “6-10 'p.m . (Adult quired at the time of Mary Ann Troy, who set the scored Bolton’s first goal at 7:10 of precedent in the 200-yard individ­ the second half, making a nice minutes as Manchester outshot mile race with a time of 17:42. Mike Wednesday — 10:30 p.m., Manchester clergy: 1:30 ister in 1945 but, he says, it AT COLUMBIA that Basketball Leagues), Fri., 6-10 registration. ual medley. Factors broke her own trap, spinning and firing a shot into South 37-3. Mace and Harlan Shelton were p.m., A A R P executive board; 7 p.m.. Bell Choir; took him 25 years to leave same year. Barton began Christian Scientist speaks record, ringing up 189.90 points as the upper right corner from 20 11th and 13th respectively for the crafts workshop; 7; 30 p.m., social concerns commis­ his seminary education conducting Bible study Manchester scored three goals the Indians swept the Warrior yards out. Beavers. Now 6-2, Cheney hosts sion: Chancel (ilhoir; Bible study: Reynolds Circle. Patrica Webb, a Christian Scientist iecturer, will behind and discover what classes for medical in each half, the first trio by divers. Troy e c lip ^ Beth MacDo­ Portland opened the scoring Just Rocky Hill Monday. Thursday — 6:30 p.m., Junior Choir; 7:30 p.m.. speak Thursday at 8 p.m. at the First Church of Christ Christianity is really all students. Heather Hohenthal, Michelle Mo- nald's old IM mark by nearly a full 1:40 into the contest after Steve Youth Choir. Scientist, 447 N. Main St. about.. In 1971, Barton resigned rianos and Sara Nicholson. Hoh­ second, swimming home in 2:25.10. Barrett gathered in a corner kick Results: 1. Virr (CTT) 17:42 over Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Mrs. Webb will speak on the healing power of Today, the former U.S. from Columbia to return enthal and Morianos also con­ The old record was 2:26.7. in front of the goal, and kicked the 3.1 miles: 2. Brendan Owens ((n"), Saturday — 9 a.m., Hollis Circle. prayer. The lecture is free and open to the public. Navy chaplain has no to the ministry with his verted in the second half along with Double winners for the Indians loose ball past Bolton goalie Don 3. Sullivan (P), 4. Black (P), 5. denominational claims. new faith and found the Denise Belleville. Hohenthal’s se­ were Troy, freshman Stacey Tom- Haloburto. Boucher (R). 6. Grenier (P), 7. And his liberal Chris­ church (illed with people cond tally of the year came on a Fasting at Nazarene kiel and Junior Kris Noone. Now Bolton dominated the contest, Cunningham (P ), 8. Martska (P ), tian education has turned with the same lack of faith blast from 40 yards out that Erardi L' Dr. Soobie to visit 2-0, Manchester hosts its other outshooting Portland by an amaz­ 9. Nee (R ), 10. Roger Dubiel (C T). The following events have been scheduled at the to a "fundamentalist" that he had overcome. called "her nicest goal of the West Hartford foe, Conard, at 3:45 ing 25-3,'but Minickene held the Church of the Nazarene for the coming week: Dr. Richard Soobie, executive director of the ministry involving a se­ With his new ministry. year.” p.m. Friday. Bulldogs at bay, playing a "heck- Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfield Convales­ Unitarian Universalist Service Committee in Boston, minar program to help Barton developed Chris­ Results: uva game,” according to Bolton Belleville also collected two Girls Volleyball cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7:30 will speak to the Unitarian Meetinghouse, 153 W. other Christians who don't tian Discipleship Semin­ 200 Medley: Manchester (Evons, coach Ray Boyd. assists and Hohenthal one as the p.m., church board meeting. Vernon St., on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. know what they believe. ars, which he compares to Fournier, Sherman, Topolng), 2:08.63. "W e had a lot of pressure on Indians raised their record to 2-1-3. EC tops Hale-Ray Wednesday — day of fasting and prayer; 7 p.m., He will discuss his organization’s involvement in a Barton, 66, said he left group therapy. 200 Free: 1. Tomklel (M), 2. Wertz (H), 3. Lemleux (M), 2:11 thgm and when things looked South drops to 0-6. prayer gathering; Choir rehearsal. number o l human rights Issues — both naUoaalaad the formal church two Within eight weeks, be MOODUS — East Catholic girls' 2M IM: 1. Trov (M), 2. Dunn (H), 3. bleak, I was glad to see they were Thursday — counseling sessions available with international. years ago to'form the new said, church members O'Brien (M), 2:25.10 (school record). volleyball team improved its re­ 50 Free: 1. Noone (M), 2. Tooolng persistent,” said Boyd. "Right Manchester travels to Enfield Rev. Eddy. Call 646-8599. Dr. Soobie has accompanied two Congressional ministry to meet what he who had doubted their cord to 4-1 with a scintillating (M), 3. Lawler (H), 29.6. now, Moore (Bolton’s leading for a 3:30 contest Tuesday. Friday — teeii outing at Connecticut Golfland. missions to Central America as well as accompanying considers is a crisis in faith and beliefs begin Diving: 1. Foctora (M),2. Wynn (M), come-from-behind victory over scorer with five goats) is an medical supplies sent to Nicaragua. mainstream Christianity, living a new life. 3. Emerson (M), 189.90. (school Hale-Ray of Moodus. The five-set record). inspiration to the team. His hustle Nursery care is available during the program. citing a study showing Barton has completed Cheney blanked scores were 4-15, 3-15, 15-9, 15-9, Visitor training at Center 100 Fly: 1. Dunn (H), 2. O'Brien (M), and determipation have been only 11 percent of enrolled the seminar program in 3. Sherman (M), 1:06.9. 15-9. making things happen, especially RHAM exploded for five goals in The following events are scheduled at Center church members could four churches, and has 100 Free: 1. Noone (M), 2. TopoIng Hale-Ray, last year’s state name the beliefs of their (M), 3. Lawler (H), 58.51. the last four games.” the second half to rout Cheney Congregational Church for the coming week; Holy Spirit Breakfast started them in seven 500Free: 1. Trov (M), 2. Wertz (H),3. Tech. 7-0, in COC action Friday. champs, started quickly but were Monday — 7:30 p.m., Bible study. Federation particular church. other churches. McGuire (H), 6:01.72. overcome by the Eagles' inspired The combined area prayer groups will sponsor a 100 Back: 1. Tomklel (M), 2. Evans Boyd also got outstanding play RHAM didn’t score until there Room; property committee, Robbins Room. Andover First Congregational Church. He says the effects on from Mai Ferguson, Mike Daly, were 15 minutes left in the first half play. The setting of Colleen Cun­ Holy Spirit breakfast <)ct. 29 at 9 a.m. at the Army & BUT BARTON said he (M), 3. Flaherty (H), 1:09.3. Wednesday — 6:30 p.,mm., sacred dance group. Parishioners will celebriite world com­ the church members is 100 Breast: 1. Fournier (M), 2. Paul Smith and Bill Sheetz as the when Dan Allard got his first of ningham, the serves of Colleen Navy Club, 1090 Main St. did not need the study to Lauzon (M), 3. Terry (M), 1:20.9. Federation Room; 7:30 p.,m.. Chancel Choir, Choral immediate. Bulldogs ran their record to 4-1 three goals. Dan Keefe added two Culleton and Sara Rodriguez and munion Sunday with a phone-a­ The Rev. Joe Looney of St. Justin’s Church in tell him what was happen­ 400 Free Relay: Hall (Lawler, Wertz, Room. “ They’re not Just McGuire, Dunn), 4:16.47. overall and 3-0 in the COC. more and Rob Tuohey and Dave the spiking of Janet Rataic and missionary program. Hartford will speak. Music will be provided by ing in the church. Thursday,— 10 a.m., Bible study. Federation names on a roll, but Portland drops to 0-6 and 0-3. Gunas one apiece as RHAM stayed Carolyn Delsingiore led the come­ Harvest. "In my middle year, I Room; 7:30 p.m., parish visitation training seminar. knowledgeable people unbeaten at3-0intheCOCand 5-0-1 back. East also had good all- The event is open to the public. Tickets are $4.50. didn't believe anything,” Soccer Woodruff Hall. Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 1 p.m., who can explain their Bolton puts its unbeaten COC around play from Rose Otten and Send self-addressed envelope to John L. Giovann, 139 he said. " I was in a very overall. Cheney is 0-3, 0-5. Emanuel Lutheran Church Women meet in Luther beliefs to others," he said. record on the line Tuesday when it Carolyn Janton. Country Lane, East Hartford, 06118 or call 568-3834. liberal position near the Bolton nips Portland Hall. Dr. McDonald to speak on cornea transplants; 4 travels to Cromwell for a 3:15 Tech hosts Rocky Hill Tuesday East hosts South Windsor on Church invites visitors end. There was no ratio­ p.m.. Junior and Cherub choirs. UPl photo PORTLAND - The Bolton Bul- contest. at 3:15 p.m. Monday at 3:30. nale for the physical re­ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints at Wednesday — 7 p.m., MARCH; 7:30 p.m., Emanuel surrection of Jesus 'Big country As Umpire Mike Riley (left) looks on, 44-year-old Carl 30 Woodside St. invites all interersted members of the Choir. ► Yastrzemski waves his helmet to the crowd who game community to attend services every_Sunday. Thursday — 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., fair workshop; Church fair planned Christ.” Canada is the world’s After graduation. Bar­ NL roundup A sacrament service begins at 9:'l5 a.m. Sunday 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m., care and visitation; second largest country him a standing ovation as he came to bat Friday night in The United Methodist Women of South United ton said his Christianity school classes start at 10:35 a.m. and at 11:25 a.m. 1:30 p.m., Martha Circle; 3:45 p.m.. Belle Choir; 6; 30 Methodist Church will sponsor a fair Oct. 15 from 10 territorially. It extends game against Cleveland at Fenway Park. Yaz closes out was nothing more than a The church has no paid clergy. The leader of the p.m., confirmation classes; 7:30 p.m., Scandia from the North Pole to the a.m. to 3 p.m. at the church. Featured will be aprons, humanistic approach to his career Saturday and Sunday against the Indians. congregation is Bishop Wayne Taylor. Lodge; 7:45 p.m., new m em t«r class. U.S. border and includes baked goods, candy, children's items, handcrafts, helping people. Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meet in all the islands of the quilting, knitwear, plant;, second hand Jewelry and " I accepted the Lord, Denny captures 19th win of year Luther Hall, 60 Church St. Arctic from near Green­ Church women to meet linens, leaded glass, enameled Jewelry. but I didn’t understand A L roundup A luncheon will be served from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in land to near the Alaskan it,” he said. PH ILA D E LPH IA (U P I) - John The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Cooper Hall. Soup, chowder, grinders, salad, border. Its seacoast, one McWilliams. 15-8, on a double by victory Friday night over the of relief help from Dave Smith, Phone a missionary In the ensuing years. Chicago Cubs. Lutheran Church fo rthe coming week: beverage and homemeade sweets will be available. A of the world's longest, Denny became the National Pete Rose and Lezeano’s two-out who registered his sixth save of the Barton was a chaplain, League's first 19-game winner and single. Philadelphia, which man­ season. The losing pitcher was Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6:45 p.m., The Andover First Congregational Church will coffee shop with coffee, tea, hot chocolate and cider includes 17,860 miles of Astros 3, Reds 2 wrote two books and sev­ Sixto Lezeano and Gary Matthews aged only three hits, loaded the Charlie Puleo, 6-12. scouts: 7 p.m., council. celebrate world communion Sunday by initiating a will be in the education wing. mainland and 41,810 miles At Houston, Craig Reynold^ eral articles and coun­ of islands. Yankees clip O’s drove in a run apiece Friday night bases in the fifth on a walk to Kiko smashed his first homer of the With both teams divisional to lift the Philadelphia Phillies to a Garcia, a single by Ivan Dejesus season and spot starter Mike standings decided, the game was 2-1 victory over the Pittsburgh and a hit batter. Matthews then LaCoss allowed only two runs and played predominantly with re­ BALTIMORE (UPI) - John 'the Toronto Blue Jays to an 8-0 Pirates. drew a walk to force in Garcia. three hits in seven innings Friday serve players as both managers Religious services Montefusco won his fifth game victory over the Minnesota Twins. Denny, 19-6, who notched his The Pirates scored in the sixth. night to lead the Houston Astros to filled most of the lineups with since coming to the American Brewers 6, Tigers 2 sixth straight victory and 13th in Marvell Wynne reached on a a 3-2 victory over the Cincinnati non-starters. League in leading the New York At Detroit, Cecil. Cooper, Ted his last 14 decisions, allowed four fielder’s choice, stole second and Reds. The Reds scored a run in the first study and teiiowsnip. Wed­ North School Street. Rev. p.m.. Informal worship. Grade 4 continuing during Church, 11 Center St. Rev. bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament Yankees to a 6-4 victory over the hits and struck out five in six scored on a two-out single by Houston's Jose Cruz went 2- for-4 to take a 1-0 lead when William Andover nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer David, W. Mullen, poster. Simmons and Robin Yount hit St. Joha's.Pollsh Notional the service; 10:30 a.m., Newell H. Curtis Jr., senior meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Baltimore Orioles Friday night in innings while lowering his ERA to Johnny Ray. to raise his average to .323, Barnes walked, stole second and meeting. Meetltig Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Catholic Church, 23 Golway morning worship. Nursery pastor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, school and primary; 11:25 home runs Friday night, giving the First Congreootlonol Prince ol Peace Lutheran a.m. Nursery and Sunday St. Rev. Stanley M. Lancola, a rain-delayed first game of a 2.37, second-best in the league. Al Cardinals 9, Cubs 2 increasing his chances to catch scored on a single by Duane Church of Andovor, Route 6. provided. minister of visitations; Rev. a.m., priesthood and relief Milwaukee Brewers a 6-2 victory Church, Route 31 and North school. pastor. 9 a.m., moss. Church ot the Nazarene, Clifford O. Simpson, pastor society. double-header. Holland finished for his 25th save. At St. Louis, George Hendrick National League batting leader Walker. Rev. Richard H. Taylor, pas­ River Road. Rev. W.H. Gospel Hall, Center Street. The ApotUe PeuI wrote over the Detroit, Tigers. tor. Sunday worship: 11 a.m., St. Borthslomew’sChurcti, 236 Main St. Rev. Neale emeritus; Michael C. Thorn­ St. James Church, 896Main It was the fourth straight loss for -vThe Phillies who won for the 13th delivered three doubles and drove Houston tied the score in the Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun­ 10 a.m., breaking bread; 741E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. McLain, senior pastor; Rev. ton, associate pastor. 8 a.m., St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- that there le no con- Bill Madlock of Pittsburgh, who is nursery care provided. day school; 10:15 a.m., wor­ 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Martin J. Scholsky, postor. George Emmitt, minister of the Orioles, who have not won since Red Sox 10, Indians 0 time in their last 14 games, scored in four runs Friday night, leading batting .324. bottom of the inning when Scott Church school: 9:30 a.m., early bird service; 8:45 a.m., kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur­ damnetlon lor Ihoee who ship service. p.m., gospel meeting. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; visitation and outreach. 9:30 breakfast. Woodruff Hall; 10 bank, Rev. Richard A. La- they clinched the AL East title last At Boston, Wade Boggs went a run in the first off L'arry the St. Louis Cai^inals to a 9-2 Loucks singled. Sunday. St. Mary Church, 1600 Main ere In Chrlel — who Nvo LaCoss, 5-7, received two innings Pull Gospel Interdenomi­ Sunday masses at 8:30, lOOnd a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 a.m., worship service, sanc­ more, teom ministry, Rev. Sunday. 3-for-4 and knocked in three nine St. Father James J. William­ national Church, 745 Main St. 11:30 a.m. a.m., worship, children's tuary; 10 a.m. summer Edward J. Reardon. Satur­ according to the Bplrit, son, pastor. Masses Satur­ Rev. Philip P. Saunders. SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main church and nursery; 7 p.m., church school day masses at 4 and 6:30 Homene 0:1, 4. The Montefusco, aquired from San Friday night and Dennis Eckers- Bolton day at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult St. Rev. Philip A. Sheridan evening service, nursery. Talceitville Congregational p.m.; Sunday masses ot 7:30, Apoalle John wrote Ihet H Diego Aug. 26, held the Orioles to ley pitched a five-hitter over seven and 10:45 d.m.; holydoys, Bible study and Sunday and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, Unitarian Universalis! So­ Church, Main Street and Elm 9 ,10:30 a.m., and noon. eight hits before giving way to Church ot St. Maurice, 37 5:30 and 7:30 p.m.’’Confes­ school; 7 p.m., worship ser­ co-pastors. Saturday masses ciety, East, 153 W. Vernon St. Hill Road, Talcottville. Rev. we welk In the light, the innings, leading the Boston Red Hebron Road. The Re\/Sj, sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. vice. Tuesdoy ot 7:30 p.m., Moofl ol Jeeue oleeneoe George Frazier in the eighth with Sox to a 10-0 rout of the Cleveland Hanika, Shaefer at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Rev. Arnold Westwood, min­ Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sa P -s^eeond Congregational special Bible studies; Wed­ masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ister, 10:30 a.m., service. a.m., worship service and You can be o good sales­ us from every eln, 1 John New York leading 6-3. Indians. urday massatSp.m.; Sunday Clturch, 1746 Boston Turn­ nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship Grid, soccer teams noon. SI. Mary’s Episcopal church school. 1:7. Blue Jays 8, Twins 0 masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 pike. Rev. David Jarvis, service. Prayer line, 646-8731, Jehovah’s Witnesses, 647 Church, Park and Church Temple Beth Shelem, 400 man ... lust use a quick- The Red Sox chased loser Neal a.m. minister. Regular schedule: 24 hours. Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac­ E. Middle Turnpike. RobbI selling ad In Classified to Yet both wiHere recog­ At Toronto, Dave Stieb fired a Heaton, 11-7, with a six-run second Bolton United Methodist 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Faith Baptist Church, 52 Congregation Bible Study, 7 obson, rector; Rev. Freder­ Richard J. Plavin, Israel find cosh buyersl 643- three-hitter to record his 17th to take a 7-0 lead. Boston sent 10 Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 Lake St. Rev. James Bel- p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic ick P. Moser, associate rec­ Tabatskv, cantor. Dr. Leon 2711. nize Ihet Ihet living ac­ in ladies net finals pike. Rev. Stewart Lanier, a.m., church school, nursery lasov, poster. 9:30 a.m., Sun­ School (speaking course), tor. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi­ cording lo the BpIrlT and victory and Cliff Johnson clubbed a batters to the plate in the second, have big encounters pastor, 9:30 a.m., church to grade eight, adult discus­ day school; 10:30 a.m., wor­ 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy ces, 8:15 p.m., Friday and “walking In the ll ^ r doee three-run homer to cap a four-run with Boggs, who raised his Ameri­ school; 11 a.m., worship sion; 11 a.m., coffee and ship service; 7 p.m., evening (m inistry training), 8:15 . Eucharist and Church School 9:45 a.m,, Saturday. fourth inning Friday night that led can League-leading batting aver­ HARTFORD, (U PI) - Unhe­ Shriver, 21, of Lutherville, Md., in service, nursery. 'fellowship; 11:15a.m„ junior service. p.m.: Sunday, Public Bible with child care; 11 a.m.. Holy Emanuel Lutheran not preclude one’e com- The Manchester High football choir; 4 p.m., Jr. pilgrim mllllng elne. How doee age to .362, knocking in two runs ralded Kim Shaefer knocked off the first set. Sagging in the second Up in Storrs, UConn opens its St. O oorge's Episcopal Church of the Assumption, Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Eucharist. Church, 60 Church St., Rev, Indians put their 2-0 record on Church, Boston Turnpike, fellowship; 6 p.m., senior Adams Street at Thompson tower Study, 10:25. Calvary Church (Assem­ Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; Ood dielinguleh between with a bases-loaded single, Tony second-seeded Pam Shriver and set, Shaefer rebounded to domi­ Yankee Conference football Bolton. Sunday Bo.m., Euch­ church school and Pilgrim Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Zion Kvongollcal Lutheran blies of God), 400 Bucklond Steven P. Sabin, Intern; Rev. “ Concern top-seed Sylvia Hanika of Ger­ the line in a CCIL clash at schedule today with a 1 p.m. fellowship. sinning and Hiring In ehiT Armas driving in two runs with a nate the third set. arist; 10a.m. Holy Eucharist, pastor. Saturday masses at 5 Church (Missouri Synod), Rood, Rov. Kennefh L. Gus­ C. Henry Anderson, postor many bested Australia’s Wendy Wethersfield this afternoon at kickoff against the University of Rev. John Hollloer, vicar. 11 Pint Congregational and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Cooper and High streets. tafson, pastor. 9:30 o.m., emeritus. SundaV schedule: Rangers double and Jim Rice and Reid Shaefer broke second seed three a.m., fellowship hour. Mon­ Church of Coventry, 1171 masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pas­ Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., FIral, one la In Chrlel by Nichols also knocking in runs. Turnbull Friday to advance to the times in the final set continuing to 1:30. New Hampshire at Memorial 9:30 a.m., worship In the virtue of the new Mrlh, or day through Friday, 4:45 Main St. Rev. Bruce John­ 11:45. tor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; worship, child-care and sanctuary; nursery, child­ For Others’’ top Whalers Carl Yastrzemski, winding up finals of the U.S. Women’s Indoor overpower her opponent. Wethersfield, 1-1, has played Stadium. p.m.; eyening prayer. Wed­ son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; Salvation Army, 661 Main 10:15a.m. Sunday schooland nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening ren's chapel; 10:45 a.m., Cali: he le not, Rom ans 6:$-0. Chanripionships. In the fifth game, trailing both teams Manchester has The game will be played nesdays, 7:30 p.m.. Holy 9:30 a.m., church school In St. Copt, and Mrs. Randall Youth Forum. Holy Com­ service of praise and Bible Sunday church school, Then, lo err desplle one’s his 23-year career this weekend, Eucharist and prayers of Church Lane House. Nursery Davis, 9:30 a.m., Sunday munion first and third preaching. nursery, Bible study. singled In a run in the first, his fifth Shaefer, 26, of Alexandria, Va., 15-love, Shriver shrieked out loud, beaten. The Eagles defeated before a Parents Day crowd as healing In the chapel. core provided. commllmenl lo Chrlel br­ NEW HAVEN, (UPI) - Right school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Sunday. North United Methodist Concordia Lulhoran game-winning RBI of the year. reached Saturday's finals with a " I can’t play worse! ” after knock­ Windham last week, 19-15, but the Huskies try to better their Bolton Congrogatlonol meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Church el Christ, Lydall Church, 300 Parker St. Ri­ Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St. ings remorse, Oodly aor- wing Dave Silk scored three lost to Simsbury in its opener, 1-2 record. UNH is also 1-2. Church, Bolton Center Road, meeting. and Vernon streets. Eugene chard W. Dupes, pastor. 647-8301 6-2, 3-6, 6-0, win over Shriver, 21, ing a lob out of bounds. Rev. Burton D. Strand, pos­ sr, and rspanlanco — goals on five shots as a smooth at the Green. Rev. R. Stanley Manchester • United Pentecostal Brewer, minister. Sundoy Schedule: 1:45 a.m., wor­ Rangers 4, Angels 3 who blew her cool in the tense 14-0. Sunday, the 13th-ranked tor. Schedule: 8 a.m.. Holy and no condemnation. A skating New York Ranger team After returning serve into the net Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 Church, 187 Woodbrldge St. services: 9 a.m., Bible ship, adult Bible class, Communion; nursery; 9:15 for an Important At Arlington, Texas, Buddy Bell - match in the Hartford Civic Manchester opened its season Husky soccer team hosts a.m., worship service, South United Methedlst Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis­ classes; 10 a.m., worship; 6 nursery; 10:15a.m.,worship, sinful lllsalyle brings HWe d u m p^ the Hartford Whalers and losing the game to go down a.m., church school and racordad maasaga singled with the bases loaded and Center. two weeks ago by blanking second-ranked Clpmson at 2 nursery, church school; Church, 1226 Moln St. Dr. ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; P.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 church school for oge 3 Christian Growth hour, remoras, no real sorrow, 7-3 in a National Hockey League five-love, Shriver stalked off the 10:45 a.m., fellowship; 11 Shepherd D. Johnson, Rev. 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 p.m., Bible study. Nursery through 6 grads, nursery; nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy and no repentance— with none out in the 10th Inning Friday Earlier in the day Hanika, 23, Windham, 14-0, and scratched p.m. in a match between two of a.m., forum. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 provided for all services. 5:30 p.m.. Senior Methodist Communion, nursery. preseason contest Friday night. night, lifting the Texas Rangers to court, kicking a pile of towels and out a 7-6 win over Simsbury last the top soccer teams in the East. p.m., biblestudy (Tuesday); condemnation. Stubborn The loss dropped the Whalers’ captured a three-set win over and 10:45 o.m., worship; 9 First Church ot Christ, Youth Fellowship at church; Trinity Coyenont Church, a 4-3 victory over the California tossing her racquet aside. Saturday. Connecticut, 5-3-1, is coming off a.m., church school, nursery 7 p.m.. Ladles' prayer Scientist, 447 N. Main St. 7 p.m. sacred dance 302 Hackmatack St. Rev. porslalenoo In Nn ralloels exhibition record to 2-3-2 while Turnbull. She lost the first set 5-7 in Coventry through senior high; 10:45 (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's 10:30 a.m., church service, rehearsal. Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., rebellion against Ood Angels. a tie breaker, but went on to win the In the final game, leading 40-15, The Manchester soccer team an tie with Harvard Wednes­ prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. the Rangers improved to 5-3 in a.m., nursery; United Meth­ Sunday school, and care for Second Congrogatlonol worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday rather than submission. match 6-2,6-0 against Turnbull, 30, Shaefer drilled a forehand cross has a key CCIL engagment this day. Clemson, meanwhile, is Coventry Presbyterian odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 Youth service (Friday). small children. Church, 385 N. Main St. The school; 10:25 a.m., coffee preseason play. A ’g-ltoyals postponed Presbyterian Church, 43 Cemmunlty Baptist At Oakland, the scheduled game who was seeded third. court winner to take the match. morning at 10:30 against CCIL 5-0-1, its tie coming against Church, Route,44A and Trow­ p.m., Bible, song, -prayer Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas­ and fellowship; It a.m., Rookie Sylvain Turgeon, Ri­ bridge Road. Rev. Brad fellowship. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. tor. 10 a.m. worship service worship. "GHUMMOFCNitt between the Oakland A ’s and the Shaefer, who had planned to give Shaefer called the victory "her foe Wethersfield High. Both top-ranked and defending Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., James I. Meek, minister. 9:15 and church school; 11 a.m., chie Dunn and Randy Pierce Evans, pastor. Sundoy, 9:30 Church of the Living Ood, Church of Jesus Christ ol FftllNK Qgod About Lyddi end Vamen Bheele Kansas City Royals was rained out up tennis six' months ago, domi­ biggest win” and said confidence squads are unbeaten. n Ca A .champion Duke. a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., an evangelical, full-gospel worship service, nursery, o.m., church school for all fellowship hour. Lattor Day Saints, 30 wood- scored for Hartford. Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible church, Robertson School, 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 ages, kindergarten through -Center Conareaotlonol side St. Wayne S. Tavlor, YourooH I Friday night. nated the match early, breaking kept her in the battle. \ /

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M ANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. 1. 1983 - 17 Sports in B rie/ Chisox, Orioles match intriguing Tulsa, Toronto Kelly captains ECSC soccer By Mike Tullv UP I Sport* Writer Former Manchester High graduate John Kelly Musical managers time begins soon it tri-captain of the Eastern Connecticut State NEW YO RK — One is a yacht, the other a tramp in Soccer Bowl University soccer team. Keiiy, a senior, is steamer. It's that time again, firing and hiring time for the Phillies are champs in the NL East after their majoring in poiiticai science and history. Also Baltimore shows the grace of a swan, whileChicago the managers. Are you ready? IZ-out-of-IS tear. You can imagine how he’ll feel VANCOUVER. BritUh 15 goals during the season playing for Eastern is freshman Fernando still has the look of an ugly duckling. Rene Lachemann to manage the Milwaukee about giving up the managing if they go all the Columbia (U P I) — They and has five in the Santana, a Manchester grad majoring in The Orioles are contenders every year, while the computer science. Brewers ... Jim F rey the Chicago Cubs ... Dave Sports way. are regarded as sloggers, playoffs. White Sox haven’t won anything except the hearts of Johnson the New York Mets ... and John Felske H ie jpb was supposed to ha ve been a temporary their fans in 24 seasons. members of two aggres­ the Philadelphia Phillies. one. Owens made that clear to everyone when he sive, hard-working and Toronto finished the But both trampled through their divisions down the Parade Rec tennis tourney These are not cast in stone. Not entirely, came down from the general manager’s office scrappy teams, but the season with a 17-13 record stretch, setting up as intriguing a playoff as the anyway, because none of the four has signed yet and replaced Pat Corrales as manager on July 18, Tulsa Roughnecks and the and disposed of the The men’s doubies category for the Town American League has witnessed in years. And Milt RIchman and I can just hear all the front office denials now much the same a* he took over for Frank Toronto Blizzard are also vaunted Vancouver Whi- Tennis Tournament is stiil open to registrants. underneath the differences in image lay basic — “ We haven’t settled anything yet.” “ We have tecaps and Golden Bay Sponsored by the Manchester Rec Department, Lucebesi In 1072. But be has gotten caught up in survivors, treating each similarities such as solid pitching and explosive nothing to announce.” the Phils' division victory, which is natural Earthquakes to reach the the tourney is scheduled for Oct. 8-9. Fee is $3 for a power. other with respect enter­ But they will have fairly soon, according to my enough, and he's saying things like “ I ’m getting ing Saturday’s Soccer final. Despite a reputation Rec member and $10 for a non-member. “ We’re two good and evenly matched teams,” said sources. And while the men who name the as a defensive-minded Skip Ross won the men’s singles title over Sam to like this” and “ I may wanna stay down here.” Bowl ’83. Baltimore right-hander Jim Palmer, a veteran of the managers have been known to change their Chaflie Fox, who came out ol the Cubs' front As someone who has worked on both sides of the team, coach Bob Hamilton, 6-2, 6-3. Bob Woble took third place. Orioles’ six previous AL East playoffs. “ Both teams minds, sometimes, believe It or not, simply to office last month to take over the numagership of Houghton and the players The mixed doubles has been cancelled due to fence, Owens has to know mana^ng generally are pitching oriented.” show up the media, I don't think you’ll go that far the club when Lee Elia was let out, goes back “ We haven’t got a dispute that label. insufficient registration. winds up a no-win situation. Even if the Phillies do Of the two, however, only Baltimore has the wrong taking a ticket on the'above four-horse upstairs. Frey, presently coaching with the Met*, win it all, sooner or later, he'll go back up into the pretty style,” said Tulsa “ It irritates me that we reputation as a pitching power. The Orioles have parlay. will be getting his second crack at a big league front office. I’d guess sooner. Like after the striker Laurie Abrahams are described as being Ping Pong tourney scheduled captured five of the last 10 Cy Young Awards In the Lachemann, who led Seattle to its best finish managing job, having led Kansas City into the season is over. That’s when the Phillies quite as the team prepared for defensive,’’ Houghton American League, and their sUrting rotation ever last year when the Mariners finished fourth World Series in 1980. Dallas Green, the Cubs’ GM, likely will reward Felske for the job be did this its only p ra n c e at B.C. Manchester Rec Department is sponsoring an said. “ We’ve outshot eve­ includes Mike Boddicker and Storm Davis, two and then was fired by them three months ago, was was among those who considered Lachemann as season in leading their Portland club to the Place Stadium prior to the rybody we’ve played this adult ping pong tournament Oct. 18-19 at the right-handers of the present and future. as much sought after this summer as anyone in manager for his club until he became convinced Pacific Coast League championship.... North American Soccer Mahoney Rec Center. There will be singles and season. We outshot Van­ Behind the pitching is a traditionally elegant baseball. He had his pick of a number of jobs, but the Brewers had the inside track. Remember bow the N F L owners tried to keep League, final at 7 p.m. doubles categories. Entrants must be 16 years old couver 26-6 in the first defense and a longball offense led by first baseman chose to relax a little with his family, instead. The Mets did a lot of soul- searching for Frank A1 Davis from moving the Raiders to Los EDT. “ We're underrated, and pay a $3 entrance fee. Trophies will be game of the Eddie Murray, shortstop Cal Ripken and designated Howard’s replacement. Howard didn’t do a half Angeles? Under one of the league’s by-laws, 1 think, but the players awarded the winners. For more information and hitter Ken'Singleton. Lately, when all of them decided they were quarterfinals.” going to make a change, the Phillies, the Cubs and bad job with the club. The fact that Johnson is adopted in 1978, all 21 voters have to give their have proven themselves registration call 647-3166 after 3 p.m. “ Some people say there’s Oriols’ magic,” said familiar with most of the Mets’ youngsters from capable.” the Mets, all showed interest in him, besides the approval for any franchise switch. Do you think Tulsa knocked off Fort Singleton. “ Bt it’s not magic. We have an awful lot of handling them at Tidewater and that Frank any of them will try to keep Leon Hess from talent and ability here.” Brewers, who very likely will offer present Lauderdale and Montreal USFL approves new owners- Cashen and Lou Gorman are familiar with him moving his Jets from New York to New Jersey. I Abrahams’ fellow UPi photo manager Harvey Kuenn an opportunity to stay in to reach the final. Besides pitching, defense and power, the Orioles from when he and they were with the Orioles, don’t. Seems to me like a little bit of double striker Ron Futcher NEW YORK - The U.S. Football League display another basic component — a remarkable their organization as long as he wishes in Pitching matchups for the upcoming AL gan and Storm Davis and White Sox will appreciation for guiding Milwaukee to its first certainly did not hurt his chances. standard th ere.... picked up a third yellow "To call Toronto defen­ Friday approved new owners of the Chicago Blitz bench blended artfully by manager Joe Altobelli. The And now we have the Phillies. Speaking of franchise shifts, I think New York card in the semifinal sive is misleading,” said and Arizona Wranglers franchises and an­ American League pennant last year. Nobody left field platoon of Gary Roenicke and John Playoffs between the Baltimore Orioles counter with (below I-r) Lamaar Hoyt, Will you look at who’s catching baseball fever? has a better chance of getting the Baltimore Colts game against Montreal Abrahams, Tulsa’s nounced that Marv Levy and George Allen will treats their help tetter than the Brewers. Lowenstein has delivered All-Star production. ^and Chicagq White Sox wili be pivotai. Floyd Bannister, Richard Dotson, Britt Paul Owens. to move into Shea Stadium than the Miami and may be suspended for second-leading scorer coach the respective clubs. “ Everybody on this club has been a contributor this ' ~)rioies wiii go with (above i-r) Scott Burns. One thing more about Lachemann. Even were He isn’t interested in u4ping out Connie Mack’s Dolphins. The Colts have only a year-to-year the final. A decision on his with 11 goals. ” We both Dr. James Hoffman purchased the Chicago year,” said Altobelli. “ This is a level-headed club that no managerial jobs open to him, he had nothing to longevity record for handling a club in lease with Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium; (he status was to be made by made it here by virtue of Blitz and hired Levy to direct the club. IcGregor, Mike Boddicker, MikeFiana- gives you a good day’s work for a good day’s pay.” worry about. ’The Angels would’ve have gladly Philadelphia, but he’s beginning to enjoy Dolphins have three more years to go on their NASL officials later Fri­ scoring the most goals. So Allen, who recently sold his 10 percent interest Unlike the Orioles, the White Sox haves no winning taken him on as one of their coaches. managing more and more. Particularly now that lease in the Orange Bowl. day. Futcher was. the you can’t criticize the in the Blitz and relinquished his jobs as head tradition, but they may have started one this year. failed to mesh into a staff, the White Sox now match “ We’re still winning because we have lots of guys who! club’s leading scorer with teams that are here.” coach and president of that franchise, was Doing whatever is necessary to win — “ Winning well against the Orioles in starting pitching. LaMarr are having good years. They’re not going to throw appointed the Wranglers’ new mentor by Dr. Ted- Ugly” — the White Sox eijnehed their division on Sept. Hoyt emerged as one of the top pitchers in baseball anything away. We have built good habits and we’re Diethrich, former owner of the Blitz. 17 and continued to thunder their way to OctolMr. It and Richard Dotson joined the 20-win club, with Floyd sUll going about things the same way.” One of the elements of the transactions was the was their first title since they went to the 1959 World Bannister providing a left-handed power pitcher. The developing confidence of the White Sox wal. transfer of player personnel from one team to the Series and lost to Los Angeles. A powerful lineup led by Ron Kittle and Greg reflected in the comment of reserve Chris Nyman, j other. “ Momentum is nice,” said Chicago manager Tony Luzinski make the White Sox as strong, if not as neat, LaRussa. “ You don’t want to be in a position to turn it “ When you’ve got as good a team as this, you don't Scoreboard as the Orioles. NBA opens camp for refs on or off. W e’ve been playing good for a long time.” “ r il bet if you ask anybody in baseball, they would have to be pumped up about going out there,” said After years in which promising young pitching want to clinch early like we did,” said LaRussa. Nyman. “ You’ll still win.” Ivan smim AMIRICAN LIAOUE Phllllaa2.Plrataaf NEW YORK — Despite threats of a strike by the Rad Sox 10. Indiana 0 Doug Tewell (Lata and West Coast oam m not Bill Rodgers referees’ union, the NBA will hold its annual induded) PirrSBUROH PHtLADELPHIA Keith Fergus College football roundup Rost CLEVELAND BOSTON Ben Crenshaw Football training camp for referees Saturday and said it W L Pcf. OB sferhM ObrhM Scholastic obrhM abrhM Wynn* cf 4 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 1 0 0 0 Bob Eastwood intends to open the exhibition season with x-Baltlmore 94 43 .404 Rhmbrg If 4 0 1 0 Remy 2b 1 1 0 0 Payne Stewart Detroit 92 4* .575 *Vi Roy 2b 4 0 2 1 Somuel 2b 2 0 0 0 temporary replacement officials. Harroh 3b 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 2 0 I 0 IModlck 3b 2 0 0 0 Rose 1b 3 1 10 Roger AAoltM* SpLatan^inga * * * New York 90 49 .544 4 . Hargrv 1b 3 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 2 3 3 Govki Leventon Toronto X 72 .5X t'/i Thonras cf 2 0 0 0 Rice If 2 2 11 Helmer 1b 2 0 0 0 Aguayo ss l 0 0 0 illlS froth football Thmpsn 1b 3 0 1 0 Matthws If 3 0 0 1 Michael Brannon American Conference AAllwouke* *5 75 .531 11’6 Percont 2b 1 0 0 0 Walker If 2 111 Lance Ten Broedc Moncrief reports to Bucks ~ Th* MondiMtsr High (rtihmon Toot- Boston 77 S3 .4*0 19>A CosUllo rf 1 0 0 0 Armas cf 1112 Dllon* pr 0 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 East Huskers are set Morrisn 3b 1 0 0 0 Lozcano rf 2 0 1 1 Gorw Kodi W L T Pd. PF PA Ooll ttom opmsd Its tsoton Friday Clevelond 49 91 .431 27'6 Pogel dh 3 0 10 (iraham cf 3 0 0 0 Ron Streck M ILW AUKEE — Guard Sidney Moncrief of the with a 30-12 win ovsr Simsbury. MIk* West Thomtn dh 1 0 0 0 Ystrzm dh 1 0 Parker 1 1 rf 4 0 10 Reed p 0 0 0 0 Miami 3 1 0 .750 74 57 _ Easier If 2 0 0 0 Haves rf 10 0 0 Jim Boorot Buffalo 3 1 0 .750 00 54 Milwaukee Bucks, saying he was satisfied with Lota scored two touchdowns, th# first x-Chloogo 94 43 .404 Bonnstr 2b 4 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 Lorry MIz* M a 30-yord run ond tho second on a Kansas City 77 *2 .4*4 19 Vukovch rf 4 0 2 0 Nichols rf 5 0 I I Harper ^ 1 0 10 Maditax d 4 0 0 0 New England 2 2 0 .500 98 99 the progress of his contract talks, showed up for Lacy If 1 0 0 0 viroll c 3000 Brad Bryant Baltimore 2 2 0 .500 04 87 30-Vord Interception return. Kelly Du- Texas 74 S3 .477 X Esskm c 4 0 10 Stoplstn 1b $ 1 1 0 Jeff Slumon the start of training camp Friday. to squeeze Orange tels and Dana Matte scored the other Oakland 73 *4 .459 23 FIschlln ss 2 0 1 0 Allenson c 3 0 0 0 Pena c 3 0 10 Garda 3b 2 10 0 NY Jets 2 2 0 .500 91 93 Berra ss 2 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 2 0 1 0 Rod Nuckolls Ctfitrol ’The Bucks later acquired guard Kevin Grevey touchdowns, with Dwayne Albert ad­ Minnesota t t 90 .4X 27'/i _ (iutlerrz ss 4 2 2 0 David Edwards ding two conversions ond Brian California a 91 .4X X Totals 33 0 4 0 TetaN 34 It 12 » AAcWllm p 1 0 0 0 Perez 1b 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 3 1 0 .750 99 84 from the Washington Bullets for their second AAozzllll ph 1 1 1 0 Stan* pr 0 0 0 0 \Bobby Ctampett Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 98 91 Brophv a third. SeoHI* 40 99 .377 X Cleveland OttttSMS— t Darrell Kestner round draft pick in 1984. x-dlndied divblen llfb Sarmlent p O 0 0 0 Corcorn )b 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1 3 0 .250 46 64 By Gary Kale Bostan M it t t t t t — It Tenac* rfi 1 0 0 0 Denny p 10 0 0 Lyn Lptt Illinois ip a Big Ten encounter, No. 6 Prtdov's Results (Same-winning RBI —Yastrzemskl (S). Houston 0 4 0 .000 85 131 Guont* p 0 0 0 0 INmndz p 0 0 0 0 Curt Bvrum Wtst UPI Sports Writer West Virginia rates six bettei* than No. EC froth football New Yorkt.k 4, Bofllhiore 4,1st . _____game E—Perconte, Hargrove, Gutierrez. DP Tom Jenkins New York at Baltimore, 2nd gome —Cleveland I. LOB—Cleveland 10, Bos­ GGross rf 10 0 0 LA Raiders 4 0 0 1.000 89 37 Nance in stable condition 20 PitUburgh, seventh-ranked Okla­ The East Catholic Eagle freshman Totals 32 I 7 1 Tetab 34 2 3 3 David Ogrin Denver 2 2 0 .500 48 55 football team topped South Windsor on Toronto I, Minnesota 0 ton (.ee Trevino You wonder what sort of confidence homa is a 14-polnt pick over Kansas Boston to, Clevelaqd 0 9. 2B—Armas, Nichols, Barrett. 3B— Pittsburgh OSOOSIOSO— l Seattle 2 2 0 .500 81 85 QUINCY, Mass. — Former Boston Patriots Friday, 12-*, as Kevin RIscassi scored PhIlPdNphIO lOOOWOSh— 3 Greg Powers San Diego 1 3 0 .250 101 119 Syracuse has for Saturday’s game with State, No. 8 Georga is 11 over Milwaukee 6, Detroit 2 Walker. Steve AAelnyk fullback Jim Nance was in stable condition the winning touchdown. Paul Pelletier Californio at Texas Gomwwlnnlna RBI— Lezoono (0). Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 49 71 No. 1- ranked Nebraska after reading Mississippi State, No. 9 Florida is a had East's first score. The Eagles were IP H RERBBSO E—Rot*. DP—Philadelphia Z LOB— Jeff Sanders Notional Conference Friday in Quincy City Hospital five days after Chicago at Seattle Clevelond Rex Caldwell ateut the Comhuskers’ devastating led defensively bv RIscassi, J .B. Koldv Kansas City at Ooklond Pittsburgh 5, Philadelphia 4. 2B—Rote, Eoit two-point underdog to No. 13 LSU, and and Jeff Flynn. Heaton (L 11-7) 1 13 5 4 4 3 0 Roy, Pena, SB—^Wynn* (12), Stone 2 (4). Bill Britton suffering a heart attack and stroke. Saturday's Oames Elchelbereer 4 23 7 4 3 4 2 W L T Pet. PF PA Big Eight and national statistics. No. 10 Auburn figures to beat Florida S—Denny. Scott Simpson Dallas 4 0 0 1.000 114 80 (All Thiie* RDT) Boston Craig Stadler The best thing the Orangemen have State by Jive points. Minnesota (Pettibone 031 at Toronto Ecfcersloy (W 9-13)7 5 0 0 2 4 IP H RERBBSO Woshlngton 3 1 0 .750 107 73 EC girtt JV PEtehuigb Fuzzy Zoeller Philadelphia 2 2 0 .500 59 64 going for them is their 6-4 series lead Iowa and West Virginia are compet­ (Alexander • « ), 1:30 p.m. Johnson 3 1 0 0 3 1 Bill MurcMton Gastineau in barroom brawl The Eost Catholic girls* lunlor aevelond (Sorensen 11-11) at Boston T—2:34. A—1t,92t. Mcwmim ((L 1 5 « 5 NY Giants 2 2 0 .500 62 60 against the Comhuskers. The last time ing in two traditional rivalries. varsity soccer team score three goals (Boyd 4-7), 2:1S p.m. Sorm lento Jodi* Mudd St. Loub 1 3 0 .250 75 115 NEW YO RK — New York Jets all-pro the teams met was in 1961, the year The Hawkeyes. building early In the final quarter to top St. Poul's, 3-1. Milwaukee} (Coconower(i 13) at Detroit Blue Jaya B. Twina 0 Guont* 2 Jon Chaffee Central defensive end Mark Gastineau, beaten by a Karen Lord scored two goals, the (AAorrIs 20-12), 2:15 p.m. Undy Miller Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 83 102 Ernie Davis led Syracuse to a 28-6 dreams of their first perfect season Denny (W 19-4) 4 4 1 1 0 5 AAork O’ASeara bartender in an armwrestling contest, and a SMond on a penolty kick, and Beth Kansas City (Spllttorft 123) at Oakland Green Bov 2 2 0 .500 92 lit victory in Lincoln, Neb. since 1922, helled knock Penn State out Carbonneou added the insurance os MINNESOTA TORONTO Herndndez Z3 3 0 0 1 0 Lars AAeyerson Chlcogo 1 3 0 .250 84 86 (McCatty 43),4:0Sp.m. Brent Buckmon rookie Jets quarterback injured three people in a Big Eight stats show Nebraska’s of the top mnkipgs with a 42-34 victory East Improved Its record to 2-1. St. New York (Shirley S3) at Baltimore Ob r h M Ob r h M Reed 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 ) Detroit 1 3 0 .250 68 81 Paul's goal also came In the lost (McGregor 103), 7:35p.m. Holland (S 25) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Bobby Wadkins Tampa Bay 0 4 0 .000 43 70 brawl at Studio 54 early Friday, the bar’s owner Mike Rosier leading conference and then pushed Ohio State from the top Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 (jarda 2b 4 1 2 1 Bruce Douglass said. quarter on a shot bv Wendy Littlefield. Californio (Zohn 9-11) at Tsxos (Hough Hatcher rt 4 0 0 0 Fernndz 2b 1 HBP—by 0 0 0 McWilliams (Samuel). Wtst rushers with 617 yards in four games 10 with a 20-14 win last Saturday. Their The Eost girls ploy at Windsor next 15-13), t:3S p.m. Word It 4 0 0 0 Bonnell cf 4 1 2 0 Stanton Altiielt San Frandsco 3 1 0 .750 131 86 Gastineau, known for his wild gyrations after for a 154.2- yard average, good enough Tuesday. Chicago (Bannister 15-10) at Seattle 2;i7 a —24,4*1 LennI* Clemenb Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 83 71 most potent weapon against the Illini is Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 1 0 0 Tom Kite tackling opposing quarterbacks, was in a bad for a No. 2 ranking nationally. (Young 11-14), 10:35 p.m. Ullger 1b 1 0 0 0 Johnsn dh 3 2 13 LA Rams 2 2 0 .500 94 84 quarterback Chuck Long,'who hit on 16 800009*4(301110* Engle c 3 0 2 0 Bell It 4 12 2 Aatraa3,Rada2 Om Pohl New Orleans 2 2 0 .500 109 99 mood earlier in the night because of the Jets’ Huskers quarterback Turner Gill Baimat vartlfy aocetr Minnesota at Toronto Dove Barr Sunday, Od. 2 of 26 passes against Ohio State for 276 Brnnsky cf 3 0 1 0 lorg 3b 4 12 0 Dan Forsmon plans to move out of New York City to New Jersey leads the league in passing efficiency Timothy Edwards Junior High of Cleveland ot Boston Bush dh 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 3 0 0 0 (All Timet EDT) yards and two touchdowns. Milwaukee at Detroit Goettl 3b 3 0 0 0 Martinez c 3 CINCINNATI 0 0 0 HOUSTON Mark Brooks Baltimore at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. the bar owner said. with 31 completions in 49 attempts for South Windsor topped Bennet, 2-1, In Grier Jones West Virginia has penetrated the top overtime FrIdov. Paul HendessI Californio at Texas Jimenez ss 3 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 110 ObrhM ObrhM Dallas at Minnesota, 1 p.m. “ He was upset about the move,” said Mark 608 yards and five touchdowns. Gill, 10 and in order to retain this lofty status scored the lone Bennet goal. Now 0-1-1, Kansas City at Oakland Totals 38 0 3 S Totals 34 * IS 4 Williams If 4 0 0 0 Louefcs d 3 1 1 0 MIk* Donald Denver at Chicago, 1 p.m. Fleischman. “ He lives way out in Long Island and Porb 2b 4 0 2 0 Revnids 2b 4 1 1 1 Al Gelberaer who has not been intercepted this must crack a Pitt string of seven Bennet hod fine ploy from Todd New York at Baltimore Minnesota **008*880— 8 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. I guess he doesn’t want to commute.” Orossmon, Mark Fleming, Wayne Chlcogo at Seattle Toronto oooeoeosK-* Borne* 1b 3)00 Wolfing 3b 3 1 1 0 L.A. Raiders at Woshlngton, 1 p.m. season, rates 19th nationally in total victories over the Mountaineers. Quar­ Gome-winning RBI — Non*. Walker rf 4 0 1 1 Cruz If 4 0 2 1 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Hollingsworth and Tom Jonendos, os (regulorssosonends) Hoshidr d 3 1 1 0 Boss d 3 0 11 bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbgb# One of three customers injured in the fight filed offense — counting his 276 yards gained terback Jeff Hostetler is a key to well os goalkeeper Jeff Beauregoro. E—Goettl,Teufel, Jimenez. Tampa Boy at Green Bov, 1 p.m. a police complaint against Gastineau, 26, and DP— Chrlstms c 4 0 0 0 Tolmcn 1b 4 0 0 0 San Francisco at New England, 1 p.m. on 34 carries. WVU’s success with his nearly 60 UPI photo Bennet hosts Glastonbury Tuesday at American Laagua Trevino 3b 3 0 0 1 Spllmon c 3 0 1 0 rookie Jet player Ken O’Brien, 22, claiming he 3: IS. Minnesota 2. LOB—Minnesota*, Toronto Seattle at Clevelond, 1 p.m. And as a team, Nebraska leads the percent completion rate and six TD Yankeea6.0rlalea4 4. 2B—Garcia, Brunanskv. HR— Driettn ph 1 0 0 0 Blorkmn c 0 0 0 0 Radio, TV St. Louis at Kansas City, 4 p.m. suffered a fractured nose in the brawl, police Big Eight and the country in rushing Pittsburgh running back Franco Harris wasn’t happy last Johnson Foley St 1 0 0 0 Pena ss 2 0 0 0 Detroit at L.A. Roms, 4 p.m. tosses while averaging 201.5 yards •*****ddggggggggoggggg Puleo p 2 0 0 0 LoCost p 10 0 0 said. offense, total offense and scoring. (22), Bell (2). San Diego at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. passing per game. weekend despite his moving into the No. 2 all-time rushing spot . First Gome Milner ph 1 0 0 0 Puhl ph 10 10 Miami at New Orleans, 4 p.m. Police said Gastineau and O’Brien would "be € IP H RERBBSO Nebraska Coach Tom Osborne may as he surpassed O.J. Simpson. Only the legendary Jimmy -t NEW YORK BALTIMORE Minnesota Power p 0 0 0 0 DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 SATURDAY AAomtoy, Od. 3 asked to provide their version of what occurred.” have a chink in his defense, however, “ The reason the game with Pitt is Baseball ObrhM ObrhM Viola (7-15) Tetab 3* 2 4 2 Tstab 38 3 * 3 12:XCollege tootboll: WestVIrglnlo N.Y. Jets at Buffalo, 9 p.m. Brown stands ahead of Harris. Harris^ispleasure was in the Rndiph 2b 5 1 3 0 Bumbry cf 4 0 0 0 O'Connor Clndnnall ^ v iw o s s s o s —3 vs. Pittsburgh, Channel 3 Sunday, Od. 9 No spokesman for the Jets could be reached for because of tackle Mike Keeler’s such a great rivalry is because it’s 65 Heusten 10010108k— 3 12:X College football: UConn vs. comment. Mttngly 1b 5 0 0 0 Dauer 2b 5 0 0 0 Toronto Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. pinched shoulder nerve. Doug Her- miles up the road,” says West Virginia Steelers’ 28-23 loss to the New England Patriots. Winfield If 3 2 1 0 Ripken ss 3 3 2 0 Stleb (W 17-12) 9 3 0 0 1 7 Gome-whining RBI— Reynolds (2). New Hampshire, WDRC Denver at Houston, 1 p.m. Coach Don Nehlen. "The kids know taaeball atandinga Gamble dh 4 0 0 0 Lownstn If 2 0 0 0 Viola pitched to 4 batters In 4th. E—Reynolds. DP—Houston 1. LOB— 1 :X Red Sox vs. Indians, Channels 22, Green Bay at Detroit, 1 p.m. rman, recovering from a knee strain, Clndnnotl 5, Houston 4.2B—Puhl. HR— X , X , WTIC probably will replace Keeler. each other. They’re covered by the Wynegor c 3 1 1 2 Londrm If 1112 HBP—bv Viola (Johnson). WP—Viola Minnesota at Chlcogo, 1 p.m. English allowed to play Smalley 3b 4 1 2 2 Slngletn dh 3 0 1 0 2. Reynolds (1). SB—Barnes (2), 1:X Mets vs. Expos. Channel 9, New Orleans at Atlanto, 1 p.m. The complete Top 10 slate is in action same media.” NATIONAL LEAGUE Mechm ss 4 0 0 0 Roenick 1b 4 0 1 1 Houtehold- WINF NEW ORLEANS — A state appeals court T—2:10. A—18,501. New York Jets at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Saturday. No. 2 Texas plays Rice and, (nhdrt games not Included) Moreno cf 4 o 1 1 Ayala rf 3 0 0 0 er 2 (12), Walling (2), Porb (7). 2 Yankees vs. Orioles, WPOP Washington at St. Louis, 1 p.m. Friday reinstated a temporary restraining order In other top games, it will be No. 12 East Nixon rf 4 110 Dwyer rf 0 0 0 1 Bangers 4, Angela 3 ijiCost. SF—Bat*. 3:X College football: Arizona vs. New England at Baltimore, 2 p.m. like Nebraska, is so heavily favored the SMU vs. Texas- Arlington, No. 14 Chargers have crisis, W L Pet. OB Cruz 3b 3 0 2 0 IP H R ER BE SO California, Channels 8, 40 Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. that will allow Tulane quarterback Jon English to .game isn’t on the odds. The same holds x-Phlla. as 71 JS3 — Gulliver 3b 1 0 0 0 Ctadnnall 4 U.S. Women's indoor Tennis, Kansas City at L JV. Raiders, 4 p.m. play in Saturday’s contest against Vanderbilt. Michigan vs. Indiana, No. 15 Miami Pittsburgh Puleo (L 4-12) Channel 3 true for No. 4 Alabama in its game with S3 74 .522 5 Dempsey c 3 0 1 o CALIFORNIA TE)(AS 4 4 3 3 3 0 L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 4 p.m. The 4th Circuit Court of Appeal, in a 2-1 (Fla.) vs. Duke, No. 16 Maryland vs. Montreal 82 77 .514 4 Shelby ph 10 0 0 ObrhM ObrhM Power 2 4 0 0 0 2 7 NASL: Blizzard vs. Roughnecks, Seattle at San Diego, 4 p.m. Memphis State and No. 5 North St. Louis SporbChannel decision, ruled English would suffer irreparable Virginia, No. 17 Arizona State vs. 74 S3 .47* 12 Total* _ 34 * 7 5 Totals 33 4 * 4 Pettis cf 4 0 2 0 Rivers dh 4 1 3 0 Tompa Bay at Dallas, 4 p.m. Carolina for the Georgia Tech game. need win over Giants Chicago 71 as .447 17 New York OOSOVSOO—4 Lubrtch 2b 3 1 0 0 Sample It 5 1 4 3 LoCkbS (W 5-7) 7 3 2 2 4 2 7:15 Wholert vs. Penguins, WTIC Monday, Od. 10 harm if he were not allowed to participate in the Stanford, and No. 19 Washington vs. New York 45 94 .409 23 BoHImor* 00010im»^4 Wllfong 2b 1 0 0 0 GWrIght cf 4 0 2 0 D. Smith (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 4 S:X Boxing: Buster Drayton vs. Fred Pittsburgh at Clndnnatl,9o.m. game. No. 3 Iowa is a five-point pick over Navy. No. 18 Kentucky is idle. West Game-winning RBI — Non*. Clark rf 5 111 Parrish rf 3 0 1 0 T—2:13. A-9,744. Hutchinn, ESPN By Joe Carnlcelll v-Los Angeles 90 49 .544 — E—Dempsey, Nixon. LOB—New DeCIncs 3b5021 Bell3b 502) 1 ):X CFL: Blue Bombers vs. Tiger- NFL harassed Packers quarterback Lynn Atlanta Cats (taped delay), ESPN Iniury repart UPI Executive Sports Editor 87 72 .547 3 York Downng dh 5 1 2 1 O’Brien 1b 4 0 0 0 Smith sings different tune Dickey all night and forced the Packers Houston S3 74 .522 7 • Lat*x-N* SuperSeM drty*w*y eeebr: of the Texas Open. Malone is expected to be in the Louis (1-3) at Kansas City (1-3), even worse at the end because of the “ We hope he will be ready by mons Bruutar p 0 0 0 0 PorterHartford c 5 —0 2Reacquired 0 th* Super-tough protection against oil, lual, weather. Available with sand Whalers’ lineup Saturday night Baltimore (2-2) at Cincinnati (1-3), San Corter If 4 0 10 Green rf 5 0 0 0 heat,” he said. “ They have had five gametime,” said Chargers Coach Don gggggdddddddgdgggggggg !? detansemqp Fred when Hartford plays the Penguins Francisco (3-1) at New England (2-2), Owen u 3 0 1 0 Vn SIvk X 1 2 0 0 • l-alea-N* AaghaloaBe Crack llllen months to prepare for this and they batarara Rohn ss Arthur from PhfioMphlafor Crifter In LPGA lead In Johnstown, Pa., in a pre-season Coryell. “ He certainly will be able to and Seattle (2-2) at Cleveland (3-1). 1 0 0 0 OSmIth u 2 1 2 0 athlrdHrounddrattpIck In 19S4; Asphalt A rubber mix in handy squeeze bottle should have been able to prepare a good throw the ball, but whether he can take Angle Ortolonl 130, Jeanne Volpl 134, Patfersn p 1 0 0 0 Allen p 3 0 0 0 assign *(j left w ln ^ Don Bour- game. The New York Jets (2-2) play the Carol Lewi* 142-355, Audrey Cody Calendar Bosley ph 0 0 0 0 SAN JOSE, Calif. — Australian Jane Crifter, enough court.” snaps and hand off the ball is donnaij to Binghamton • Lalea-ll* Trowel-Palch R*ady-Mb: The Whalers also said the Bills (3-1) at Buffalo In the Monday 13S350, Dorothy Mothes 140350, Bunny Trout p 0 0 00 (AHL). Available playing the best golf of her career the last three The 24-year-old New Yorker was •••••ggddgdggggggggggd OIaz c 10 0 0 For low spott and cracks. Philadelphia Flyers have returned questionable. But he’s played before night game. 'Follows 153-345, Julie Wrubel 144, Sue NY Itangers — Cot goollend- weeksi shot a 3-under par 73 Friday to lead those delighted, however, with his reception ■dlespno 343. Totata M 2 7 2 Tetab 31 9 9 * ert Ron Scott and John VMD-nmTIilKl the rights to 6-foot-5 defenseman without practicing. It’s nothing new. Chlooso • Lalex-H* BugerPateh Stone Compound: players who finished before rain postponed first from the crowd. All the home teams are favored SATURDAY n **M r~ - Van BlMboruck.defent*- Fred Arthur in exchange for He has teen here quite a while and it except Minnesota, New England and St. Leub lOOSMilM^i men Doug Boron. Scott Klel- PermacMnt filler lor holes, large cracks. round play at the LP G A ’s San Jose Classic. “ I wish I could get a reception like doesn’t throw his timing off that '80P Waman Game-winning RBI — Non*. Hartford’s third-round draft pick New Orleans. Visiting teams have won n!22 W^Hiorsflold, 1:30 nendortf. Grant Ledyard, Crifter — who tlnished eighth in Seattle two that wherever I go,” he said. " I usually Sandy Sawyer 1S1-4SS, Sally Heavl- New Hampshire at UConn, 1 E—Oberkfell. DP—Chlcdgo 2. LOB— Groom* NIcolton.ChrIt Re- in 1984. much.” 33 of the 56 games played, for a 60 Chlcoiio 11, St. Loub 9. 2B—Lo. SmltSmlttv TtiBAT YOUA DUIVBWAY RIGHT weeks ago and ninth last week in. San Diego — get a good hand at the beginning but it’s San Diego leads the N F L in total jldes 1*13*8; Jove* Tyler 1IS370, SpCCM* noudond Stav* RIchmond.and The Whalers also announced percent rate. Hdrriet Hoslett 441, Barbara TwIbI* Hendrick------k 3, Moreland, 0.“ Smith.“ ' ■ 3B“ forwards Gory Burnt, Cam WITH LATEX-ITE. birdied four holes on the par-73 Almaden Golf and once the match starts that people a JJ(**^*'‘**'*I<* «♦ Manchester, 10:30 Buckner. SB—Sandb*rq(37), Van Slvk*3 that left winger Dan Bourbonnais yards, averaging 445.7 per game, and In the first four weeks of the season .494, Connw, Gory DeGrIo, Steve Country Club course to forge into a 2-shot lead suddenly change.” passing yards, averaging 322. (21),Lo. Smith (41). S-^otterson, Allen. Mkola, Chris Kontos, Jim had been assigned to Binghamton IP H RERBBSO IS over defending champion Patty Sheenan and Sue Doyle, who was bom in California there have teen eight overtime games. ChICBMk AAolone, Stav* AAortlneon of the American Hockey League. The Giants are coming off an Also, 32 of the 56 games have Maxiaa and Bob ScorfieM. ErU. and qualified for the Irish team through Patterson (L 1-2) Bourbonnais. impressive 27-3 drabbing of Green Bay decided by seven points or and his great-grandfather, used his 6-foot-4 less X Cirolvn Miner 130-353, Lorraine Trout Pittsburgh — Traded cen­ last Monday night. New York’s defense by three points or less. OemkP 133, Gloria Petran* 124, Karen Brutttar ter Greg M Io n * to Hartford, Willow Street ' ilson 12S127-357, Denise Martino St. Loub’ for a thlrdHTound pick In 1905 Cheshire. CT 06410 Allen (W 12-13) MSStall5?nv‘ lti&lo'’naV 9 7 2 2 5 5 entry draft. 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct, t, 1983 MANCMESTER HERALD, Saturda/. t-ct. 1. 1983 — l» 643-2711 Classified....Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Office Space ...... 44 Household Goods...... 62 Notices Rotes For adyertlsemenfs to be Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property ...... 45 MIsc. for Sale ...... 63 published Monday, the dead­ TAG SALE SIGNS Lo s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden...... 64 Mlnimdm Chars*: line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday., P ersonals...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent...... 47 P e ts ...... 65 $2.25 for one day Are things piling up? Then why not have a TA G SALE? The best way to an­ A n n o u n c e m e n ts ...... 03 Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Items...... 66 P a r W o r d : nounce it, is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad, Recreational Item s...... 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15< Read Your Ad A u c tio n s ...... 04 Real Estate you’ll receive TWO TAG SALE SIGNS FREE, compliments of The Herald. Services Antiques...... 68 3-5. d a y s ...... 14« Classified odverflsemenfs Homes for Sole ...... 31 «> Tag Sales...... 69 6 da ys...... 13c FREE are foken by telephone as a Financial Condominiums ...... 32 Services Offered >...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 days...... 12c convenience. Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 33 Paint Ing/Papering ...... 52 M o rtg a g e s...... 11 H a p p y A d s : The Manchester Herald Is Investment Property ...... 34 Building/ContractIng ...... 53 Personal Loons ...... 12 $3.00 per column Inch responsible only for one Incor­ Business Property ...... 35 Roofing/SIding ...... 54 CALL 643-2711 OR STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Insurance...... 13 rect Insertion and then only Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing ...... 55 Automotive Deadlines Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the orlglnol F lo o r in g ...... 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale...... 71 For classified adverflse- Insertion. B4#####eeeeweee#e#eee## ••••#•••#••###•#••••#•• •••••••••••••eeeeeeeee# eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Rentals Income Tax Service ...... 57 Motorcycles/Bicvcies___72 ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen Employment Services Wanted ...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 day throOoh Saturday, the the value of the advertisement Wonted to Rout 47 Bulidtag/Contracting S3 HomioIioM Ooodi «2 Rocrootlonal Items a Tog Sates 69 AUtOmOtlVe & Education Rooms tor Rent ...... 41 For Sale Auto Services...... 74 deadline Is noon on the day will not be corrected by on Apartments for Rent ...... 42 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 75 before publlcaflon. additional Insertion. _____ WANT ADS Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. Automotive___... .76 WANTED — Garage or LEON CIESZYNSKI PRIGIDAIRE Electric TWO PAIR HEAD SKIS ^AG SALE — Saturday Cort/Trucks for Sole 71 occossobla storogo BUILDER — New homes, Dryer, 18 lb. capacity. G. with step-in bindings. 200 and Sunday, October 1st ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••« ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaM* aaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaeaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaee"- space. Manchester area. additions, remodollng, Fox-GIbson 17 cu. ft. frost cm. and 190 cm. Lange and 2nd, lOam-Spm. 31 Reotonoblo rent. Coll 643- rec rooms, eorogos, kit­ free refrigerator. 643- Foam-Flo buckle boots, Edge r ton Street, Help Wonted Rooms for Rent 4t Apartments for Rent 42^^ Notices H*** Wonted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help WORtSd 21 21 2384. chens remodeled, ceil­ 2880. 9M. 643-2080. Manchester. 1973 BUICK REGAL — ings, both tile, dormers, a t , PS, PB, Air. $300 or ••••••••••••••••••••••a aaaaaaaaaeaaaaoaaaaaaaa aaa.aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaVaaaaaaaaaa roofing. Residential or TWO MATCHING gold GIANT ESTATE - Tag best offer. Coll 649-6113. smriNG S E C U R IT Y O F F IC E R S — GENTLEMAN PRE­ MANCHESTER — On#... commercial. 649-4291. velvet choirs. Good con­ Sale — October 1st 8,2nd. Roommates Wonted 48 Tog Soles 1973 VEGA WAGON — Lost/Found 01 We hove full and port FERRED. $50.00 weekly. bedroom duplex. Newly dition. S99, for pair. Coll Corner Olcott and Good gloss, doors, tires. timo positions ovalloblo 646- 3000. remodeled kitchen, co r-., FARRAND REMODEL­ 643-137^. Spencer Streets. Furni­ Join the exciting and challenging ••••••••••••••••••••••• Best offer under $100. H E L P W A N T E D — Eight In tho South Windsor petlng, fenced yard. $350 , ING — Cabinets, roofing, ture, some antiques, col­ FEMALE ROOMMATE Please coll 646-5468. LOST — SMALL FE­ full time, two part time orto. Accoptlng oppllco- CENTRAL LOCATfOH — per month. Coll 646-2796' gutters, room additions, NAUTICAL CAPTAIN'S RETIREDS — Get out lectables, depression — Shore newer, cute two M ALE CAT, Block tiger, World of Advertising! lob openings. Medical tlons Mondoy through Free parking. On busline. otter 5pm. — decks, all types of remo­ BED, 6 drawers under, Into the sunshine, meet glass; old •carriage,doll, AMERICA bedroom In two family, 1974 GOLD MUSTANG — white paws and white and life Insurance benef­ TtHirsdovr 9am to 4pm. Kitchen privileges. Se> deling and repairs. F R E E burnished oak, S150. Call your friends and make toys; luggage, books, with some In Manchester. estimates. Fully Insured. Automatic transmission, chin. Lost In vicinity of its. For oppointmente CPF Spcurltv Sorvice, curltv and referoncos re­ MANCHESTER — Avail-.’j 643-4066. some extra cash. Think of dishes, good household. Coll Debbie, 547-5000, ext. Telephone 643-6017, otter four cylinder, S600 - $800. Main and Williams ADVERTISING SALES REP. call 646-3936, ask for 2317 Sllds Doono -Hlph- quired. Call 643-2693. able November 1st.~- the ways you too can be a 10om-4pm. No Early 2064, days. 6pm, 647-8509. Needs work. Coll 647-8557. Streets. If seen call 643- Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and To n y. WOV. Rocky H ill. 563-2385. Newer duplex, second., GAS STOVE with heating seller at Eastern Connec­ Birds I 4251. have a reliable car. Sales experience preferred but will train. ROOMS FOR RENT — floor, 2 bedrooms, one eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee unit. Very good condi­ ticut Flea Market (Jet. 31 CUSTOM tion, S125. Frigidaire, 8i 32, Mansfield) No res­ FB(Af THE Benefits Include: SECRETARY — Small Call 643-0694 between 5 both. Fully opplioncod? LOST — Black and white low office. Port time, and 7pm. and carpeted. Heat In­ Services REMODELING- large pantry size, very ervations needed and kitten. Just had opera­ • Good Salary • Gas Mileage * Insurance Bothrooms, kitchen, rec good condition. Call 646- we're open 'til Thanks­ flexible hours. Good typ­ cluded. No pets, security 1977 T-BIRD — White I tion. In the vicinity of ing skills a must. Write TELEMARKETING — rooms, roofing, siding, 0362. giving. Call 423-9890. STEREO EQUIPMENT • Pleasant working conditions MATURE WORKING and references required. with green roof, needs Russell Street on Thurs­ Materials supplier to house repairs. Licensed and cor stereo equip­ Bex BB c/o The Herald. GENTLEMAN — willing Call 646-6454. Services Offered si some work. Best offer. BEGINNING day, October 22nd. Call For confidential interview appointment call - Penny Sadd between 9 electronics and automo­ to do some yard work for and exporlenced. Coll PINE BUNK BEDS and ment. Good selection. tive Industries has oppor­ G ory 646-4743 or 649-8516. mattresses. S99 or best Call 647-9293. 649-1508. and 10 A.M. ASSISTANT BOOK­ lower rent. Kitchen privi­ M A N C H E S T E R — At-** ####•#••••••••••••••••• Demo and used. Saturday KEEPER — Accounts tunities for port time leges. Near busllno. Ref- offer. Coll 289-0015. and Sundov. Audio Servi­ tractive, newer six room „ REWEAVING BURN ' a t t e n t i o n : R ichard payable and computer telemarketing position. orences rooulred. Coll duplex, 3 bedrooms, IVIi,,., DESIGN KITCHENS by VW PARTS TAG SALE — ces, 27 Commerce Street, HOLES — zippers, um­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, TWIN BED EXTRA Tarrello, formerly of 31 experience necessary. Flexible hours, 20 hours 647- 9033. baths. Includes stove, re- - 10% - 50% off entirestock. Glastonbury. 659-0403. brellas reoolred. Window vanities, formica, Wilson LONG size Includes box ••••••••••••••••••••••• If you had an item to sell back in early America you South Street, Portland. Small, pleasant office, per week. Individual frigerator, disposal, alr.~ One day only. Rain or should bo a self starter shades, Venetian blinds. art, Corlon counter tops, spring, mattress, frame Shine. Saturday, October w w ld hava placed a Want Ad. In modern America. Mole Old English Sheep- Manrlfpstpr 643-2711 Manchester retail store. ROOM FOR RENT: Kit­ conditioner, gas heat.,., TAG SALE — October 1st MetorcvcIes/BIcvctes 72 working In a pro active Keys. TV FOR RENT. kitchen cabinet fronts, and padded hieodboard. It s still the samel Give us a call today dog/Hound cross, black 35 hours with benefits. chen and bathroom prlvl- Sate cul-de-sac. Security.,'. 1st, 10am til 3pm. Tolland and 2nd. 9am to Spm. 80 M a r lo w 's , 867 M a in complete woodworking Excellent condition. Coll VW, Route 83, Vernon. and brown. Approxi­ Send resume and salary environment persuing loges. $60 0 w o e k . References. $575,, Strickland Street, Man­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• mately 6 months of age, requirements to BOX C, account development Street. 649-5221. service,, custom mode 643-9942 otter 4pm. $99. chester. "Something For CARPENTER — Expe- SALES, INDUSTRIAL — Security. Coll 643-2659. monthly, plus utilities. TEN SPEED BIKE, $35, left at 31 South Street, NEWSPAPER c/o The Herald. through cold-calling and , furniture, colonial repro- TAG SALE— 9am to 5pm, Eve ryone!" r\encesluAn remodeling. Expanding material han­ Group 1, Belflore^ BRICKS, BLOCKS, three speed bike, S35, Coll 643-2711 Portland. Contact Por­ bingo cord follow up. * auctions In wood, 9 varie­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• October 1st. 20 Plaza eaTl Robert Jarvis, 643- dling firm is looking for CARRIER NEEDED ROOM — PRIVATE Agency. 647-1413. ; ping pong table, $20. Call tland Canine Control, TEMPORARY PART Send resume and salary STONE — Concrete. ties of hardwood ond Drive, Manchester. “SOMETHING FOR 6712. technically oriented Indl- IN MANCHESTER HOME, control location, 643-4066. P.O. Box 71, Portland, ' TIM E Clerlcol/Secretar- requiroments to Box DD', Chimney repairs. No lob vtneers NOW IN STOCK M is c for Solo 43 EVERYONE" — Otters ylduals to sell material kitchen privllogos. $70 FOUR R(X)MS on second.,, 06480. 342-2880. iol position available Im­ c/o Tho Herald. , too small. Coll 644-8356. Coll 649-9650 or evenings, welcomed. 9om to 4pm. ASSEMBLERS AND handling equipment. CALL per week. ROferWicesond floor of five family. Pri­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• FOR SALE: Ladles 26" mediately. Approxi­ 289-7010. Burger King to McDo­ COIL WINDERS — Fin­ Drafting capabilities security required. Coll vate entrance, walking EXPERIENCED three speed Columbia 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 mately 15-20 hours on ••••••••••••#•••••••••# 643-7949. END ROLLS— 27'/a width nald's, 35 Victoria Rood. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ger dexterity necessary. helpful. Excellent growth distance to Main Street^- PAINTER-Quollty work. ANCHOR ELECTRICAL TAG SALE — 23 EIro bike, S2S. Call 649-6646. Tuesdoys, Thursdays and S400. Tenant pays gas, hot., - 25 cents; 13% width - 2 Experience not needed. potentlol in an exciting UffvoHon Wo r m t$ Reasonable rotes. Fully ' CONTRACTORS — Dd Street, Manchester. Oc­ TAG SALE — Saturday, Personals 02 Fridays. Call 646-6400 - BEDROOM/SITT1NG water and heat. Call Don , for 25 cents. M U S T be Will train. Four day and expanding market. Insured. Free estimates. any size or typo of work. tober 1st and 2nd, 10am to October 1st, Bom-5pm. 155 F O R SALE: H o rle y - ask for Harriet or April, aasaoaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa R(X)M combination. All or E d, 649-2947,646-9892or- - picked up at the Man­ ••••••••••••••••••••••a week, 10 hour day: 7am- Call 289-1571. 643-9237, ask for Jerry. Fully Insured. Free Esti­ Spm. Tovs, furniture, clo- Wells Street, Manches­ Oavidson Sportster privileges, utilities. Lady 643-9876. chester Herald Office B E- 5:30pm. Apply at Able APPLICATIONS are now EXPERIENCED PRO­ mates. Coll 647-0293. thlng, antiques and ter. New and used frame with weld on har- CAMBRIDGE DIET KEYPUNCH OPERA­ only. Highland Pork FORE 11 AM ONLY. SERVMG Coll, Howard Road, SECRETARY/BOOK- being accepted for a part FESSIONAL desires aide household Items. miscellaneous. drall. S40 or best otter. C E N T E R — For Informa­ TOR — Experience help­ area. References. Secur- FROM THE Bolton. KEEPER — Full time time teller, Thursday ev­ or companion postition aMBu*s Htesaioot Coll 647-1971. tion, counseling and pro­ ful but not required. Jty . Coll 646-2439. ••••••••••••••••••••Mb DELIVERING RICH position at Hockanum enings, 6pm to 8pm and foi* hondlcopped or el­ tUIRBISCINm THREE FAMILY TAG duct. 150 North Main Should have knowledge aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa LO A M - 5 yards, $60.00 Valley Daycare. Respon­ Saturdays, 8:30am to derly person In Manches­ 'is ptBBBBd t o w in e iin c B fh B i m w m m Rootkig/Slding 54 plus tax. Washed sand, SALE — Saturday and Street, Manchester. 646- AUTOMOBILE of office equipment aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ,. m o vift# 10 6 n e w » d l i r g i r fa c ilty o n sible for books and re­ 12pm.. Experience pre­ (other various duties). ter, port time. Own trans­ Apartments ter Rent 42 FBDrwBntt.1te4 W tarsnowBCwpl stone, trap rock, and Sunday, 9am to.6pm. 640 3994. ferred - will train quali­ (no B NnMBd numfesr of tfoW iw n f ••••••••••••••••••••••• SATURDAY, OCTOBER PLEASE READ ports. Must work well portation. References. Hornet for Rent 43 * lor cM *en wfie oro • M gravel. 643-9504. North Main Street. Front B ILLIN G Full benefit proerom plus mmtm to Roc Vohictes 73 with numbers. Duties fied appiiacant. Applyat: 646-7886. ••••••••••••••••••••MS months by FBbruwy •. 1M 4. m BIDWELL HOME Im­ 1st — Baby Items and yard. Many Items. Court of Probate. BOWLERS WANTED: dental paid. Five day infant room . Blaciftc broaat pump. Of- YOUR AD District of Manchester CLERK also include typing and Manchester State Bank, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa « apart providBd 1 toDfsllo.RBBBonB m o re . Take K e e n e y Sunday nights, mixed work week. Call 289-2736 ••••••••••••••••••••••• provement Company — ••••••••••••••••••••••• NOTICE OF HCARINQ general office duties. 1041 Main Street. NO ^ ...... V Coftesnlsney locMafl S tre e t to Woodfleld league at Parkade Lanes. between 8om and 5pm. MANCHESTER-One, two MANCHESTER — Two.* OBr/easl HsrWerd Nns Roofine, siding, altera­ ClassillBd ad8 at ESTATE OF HANNAH High school graduate. PHONE CALLS Real Estate and throe bedroom • adpsoaortorsOdrsom tion, additions. Some Crossing to 60 Brookvlew COACHMAN 24 FT. LOUISE RUOOELL oKA H. If anyone Is Interested (Dell Girl), neaded for PLEASE. EOE. bedroom Cape. Nice, re--* n 4DD4 Drive, Glostonbury. Travel Trailer, tandem ovarliiapInMBsai LOUISE RUDOELL please call 643-1898. Excellent fringe benefits, PHYSICAL THERAPIST apartments. Heat and hot sldentiol area. No pets..:^ number for over SOveors. A L U M I N U M SHEETS Pursuant to on order ot Hon. busy Lincoln. Mercury, salary approximately TAG SALE — Baby axel, fully self contained. vbrIbrcb* T r b HbzbM is — to start at private ••eeeeeeeeeee^eee water. $400., 8440, $495. Tree shaded yard. Patio. 649-6495. used os printing plates — wntlom E. FitzGerald, Mazda dularsUp. Ex- $8,142 a veor. Send re­ office In Manchester. Coll 449-4800. .OOT' thick, 23 X 24". 50« SNOW BLOWER, lawn clothes, baby Items and Faulkner automatic own­ Judge, dated September 39, WANTED: Ride from. Homes for Sole 3V References. Security. >(• ODD JOBS, Trucking. perlenca preferred. Fa­ sume only to: Hockanum NELF WANTED Full time. Salary com­ each, or 5 for S2.00. Phone mower, CB's, CANNED miscellaneous. October ing, ducted heat, two 30 biaarttoa and 1983 a hearing will be held on Manchester to West $475 m o n th ly . H o vo s., . Home repairs. You name an application of George C. vorable hours with Valley Day care, Atten­ Interviewing now tor pert mensurate with expe­ MANCHESTER — Three Flooring ^ 643-2711. They M U S T be SARDINES, a u to m o ­ 1st and 2nd. 10am to 4pm. lb. gas tanks, TV an­ llwii only to llw s Iz b of Hartford Center, Wed­ time menegement. $7.20 to aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Corp. 646-0131. It, we do It. Free esti­ tives, new Anderson win­ Lessner, Co-Executo*. pray­ many fringe benefits: tion: Vonda Leonard, 695 rience. Call 647-1493. room heated apartments. picked up before 617 North Main Street, tenna, monomatic toilet, Um original insartion. ing for the approval uf his nesdays and Saturdays, start, no experience neces­ mates. Insured. 643-0304. dows, clocks, dishes, etc. CallMr.Salrybforinter- Hartford, Turnpike, Ver­ sary. Evening and week-end BOLTON — Sprawling 8 No appliances. Security. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 11:00a.m. only. Manchester. bathroom with shower. Errors whicb do not claim, against said estate of 8:15am, return 5-5:30pm. non, CT 06066. Closing hours. Must be responsible, room, 4 bedroom Cope. Saturday, October 1st, Sleeps 6. Loads of stor­ the deceased, as In sold appli­ Call 649-9628. vl8w appolntmsnt bet­ COOKS — We need re­ $325, $350. Phone 646-2426, MANCHESTER — Small „ WILLING TO bo ODD FLOORSANOING — iBssan tho vafua of Um cation on (lie more tullv ap­ Date: October 7th, 1983. over to and have car. Call On two acres. 2Va baths, 2 10am to 3pm (Rain Date: age. Call 649-2536. ween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.. sponsible, moture per­ 9 to 5 weekdays. five room house. Newly JOBS, Housecleanlng, Floors like new. Special­ advorttsement wifl not pears, at the Court of Pro­ •••■••••••••••••••••••a EOE. car garage. Asking October 2nd). No Early bate on October 13, 1983 at sons. Full and part time; remodeled, 2 bedrooms.:.,: pointing or wood work­ izing In older floors, natu­ bo corractod by an ad- 643-5135, E x t 130. $89,900. Green House Birds Pleosel 55 Church 17 FT. Travel Trailer — 10:45 A.M. Emplovment nights, weekends and ho­ LIKE PRIVATE HOME Good location. Security ing. Hove own transpor­ ral and stained floors. No dNional hisartton. CONSTRUCTION — Realty, 646-4655. EXCELLENT QUALITY Street, Manchester. IT'S A BIG ONE! Neigh­ Heat, refrigerator, ba­ Dionne E. Yuslnos, lidays. M ust be at least 18 — Studlo-typo apart­ deposit requrled. Refer- tation. Coll 643-0197. waxing anymore. John Ass't. Clerk S ^ ^ u c a tio n Wanted, experienced and willing to take ment. Utilities, applian­ ences. No pots. M arried — SEASONED HARD­ borhood Tag Sale. Satur­ throom with hot wafer OeCMW m Verfallle 646-5750. TAG SALE — Across day, October 1st, 9om to shower, sleeps 4. $1295. WAITRESS M/F — We carpenters and laborers. charge. (Sood pay, uni­ MANCHESTER — 7 ••••••••••••••••••••••• heavy frost, usually se­ tory needs sewers/finish- IZING — Will SImonize TAG SALE — Moving household goods, glass­ Please call 646-6973. and on amiable personal­ heat. Call 643-2753 or fl9- Street. Professional of-,„ cond week In October. ers for quality plush line. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa your car In your drive­ USED REFRIGERA­ South. Everything Must ware, curtains, coots, ity. Short hand a plus but 3362. flee, one block from hos­ HIM Farm, 113 Addison Full time or part time. way, complete loob with TORS, WASHERS, Go I Some furniture, clo­ baby and kids clothes. T W O D Y N AG LA SS not necessary. Monday Roome for Rent 41 pital. Centrally located..., Road, Glastonbury. Open Sewing experience ne­ two coots of wax, only Ranges - clean, guaran­ thing, lamps. Rock 61-C Rachel Road, Man­ belted tires, plus tire and cessary. Call: TheVelyet thro Friday, 9am to 1pm. VERNON/ROCKVILLE Coll 646-2730, 522-7291. 9am to 4pm. Closed Sun­ HEIP WANTED aaaaaeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaacs —r Available November $25. Coll 643-8653. teed, parts and service. Tumbler, Super 8mm chester. Saturday 8i Sun­ rim . All same size, D-78- Stable, Inc. Call 659-0204 Coll 646-4525. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & days. 633-0056. (Off He­ prolector and screen. Re- 14. All .for $25. Call 646- Full charge 800U IIP n. 1st. Two bedroom apart­ 474 MAIN STREET — dov, 9-6. for appointment. Need repairs around the H O U S E K E E P E R — Mon- Son, 649 Main Street, bron Avenue (route 94). ioodlng equipment. 6794. Experienced in automo­ ment. Appliances, heat, Business office space. ' home? C6II on expert. chester/Bolton area. Ex­ 643-2171. Backpacking and lots tive helpful. Excellent large kitchen, full both. First floor, across from,.', T A G S A L E — 10am to MODERN, PROGRI LAW FIRM SEEKS Intel­ You'll find the help you perienced. References. more. Saturday only REAR BUMPER FOR benefits. Full paid insur­ ligent, dependable and $390. 871-0776, call In am, post office. Call 646-2426,.;. ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2pm, Saturday Only. Ev­ SIVE Real Estate office ' need In Classified. 643- Reasonable rates. Call SOLID MAPLE BED­ (Rain or Shine) 10am to 1983 Olds Cutlass Wagon ambitious individual for Friday or Saturday. 9am-5pm weekdays. >'! erything Must Gol laoking to hire , ener­ ance. Salary commen­ 2711. 646-7930 after 4pm, ask for ROOM SET, Includes two 3pm. 82-A Ambassador — May fit many G.M. EXPERIENCED WAI­ title searching, record­ 4 5 Plants, dishes, clothes, getic, licensed salesper­ surate with experience. \ Jean: bureaus, standard size Drive, Manchester (Off station wagons. $99. Coll TRESS — Port time ings and errands. 5-6 nails, grooves, miscel­ son, Interested in high Apply in person to ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• bed frame with head- ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lydall Street). 6434)546. 649-2178. nights and Saturdays. At hours per day, must hove laneous. No reasonable Income and pleasant Diana: Sagariar Aata, Rt. STANLEY HOME PRO­ boards and mirror. $215. otter will be refused. 108 least 20 years old. Apply car. Send resumes to Box Homes for Sole 31 Hemes for Sole 31 Homes ter Sole i IRISH SETTER — working conditions. For 6. Columbia. Call for ap- 3 DUCTS Dealer. Call 649- Call 649-2536. TAG SALE — Moving Clinton Street, In person: Gllda's, 303 CC, c/o The Herald. Spayed female, eight ye­ confidential Interview, 9385. Must Sell I Kitchen set, polntment. 646-0563. Adams Street, after aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa ars old. Desperatley Manchester. call Mr. Strano, Strano OAK DINING TABLE — stereo, loads of toys and INVITATION TO BID *N5 2:30pm. EXPERIENCED FURNI­ needs good home. Call coM MenaAL u p iiio h t Real Estate, 646-2000. DANCE PARTIES — At­ Good condition. $95 Firm . much more. Saturday, TURE MOVER — Call 872-0244. THREE FAMILY TAG VACUUMS tention schools and Call 643-8116. October 1st, 10am to Spm. SALE - "Something for AUTO DISMANTLER — REGISTERED NURSE- 249-8566 ond OSk for The Board of Education, 110 raOTO^UDE WOODLAND MANOR church groups. DJ and Rain Date: Sunday, Oc­ Everyonel" TV, games, Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ K IT ‘N’ C AR LYLE™ by Larry Wright Full time experienced. 11 pm to 7am. Choice of Douglas. WANTED: Large Rabbit Exaustvt Light Show for the best BED SPREAD, queen tober 2nd, 10am to Spm. lewelry, too much to ford, C T. will rtcelvo sealed Must have automotive nights. Salary negotia­ CONDOMINIUMS Cage. Good condition. bids for COMMERCIAL donee parties around. size. Antique gold. Good 134 Glenwood Street, m e n tio n . 45 F ra n c is tools. Excellent oppor­ ble. Call 649-2358 to learn Reasonable. Coll any­ UPRIGHT VACUUMS. Bid Call Jack Bertrand, 643- condition. $20. Call 646- Manchester. Drive, Saturday, October Information and specifica­ tunity with good future more. time, 647-1372. 1262. 4848. 1st, 9 to 5. tions ore available at the Bu­ for honest, reliable per­ NEIGHBORHOOD TAG siness Office. Scoled bids will FREE TO GOOD HOME be received until 10:30 a.m. son. Apply In person: DRIVERS NEEDED — DENTAL ASSISTANT — aw CUBIC FOOT Refrig­ SALE — Willard Road. BILL'S AUTO PARTS, flexible hours, will train. Full or part time. Expe­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• — Six months old male on Wednesday, October 12, dltei erator. Good condition. Saturday, October 1st, 1983, at which time they will 844 Tolland Stage Road, Call Keith or Mario, 646- rience preferred, not es­ Poinllng/Paperlng 52 $40. Call 643-7534. Labrador. All shots. Call 9am to 2pm. No Early be publicly opened and read Tolland, CT. 1140. sential. Reply to Box O 649-1002. aloud. The Board of Educa­ BIrdsI "Something For TAG SALE — Saturday, tion reserves the rloht to ac­ c/o The Herald. ••••••••••••••••••••••• THREE BEOS, standard Eve ryoneI" cept or relect any or all bids Crochet a cosy textured FREE — W Irish Setter, October 1st, 10am to 4pm. 8218’ size. Two wrought Iron 157 Homestead Street. or the right to waive techni­ Afghan from 4-ply hand- DENTAL RECEPTION­ PAINTING AND PAPER V2 Golden Retriever. cal formalities If It Is In the knittingJng yam for those A-18 and one tubular steel. 855 TAG SALE — Saturday, Double headboard, IST — Excellent oppor­ HANGING — Exterior Doghouse Included. Mov­ best Interest to do so. 'ngs I CELEBRITY CIPHER each. Call 643-7534. 10/1, 83 Chestnut Street, school desk, portable aiming styh tunity for full time Dental and Interior, ceilings re­ ing. Good watchdog, Nancy J. Harris No. 6068 has full di- C M rtiy Op iw aypugram m otaaM Iran quoMlana by )W K U aaMik oaM paired. References, fully Manchester, 10am-2pm. black and white TV and Director/Business Services youthful look. The attrac­ and praMM. Each WMrmIliaolpiMr Mandator •nottnr. radWVcaacraaiWkr. Receptionist. Expe­ loves children. Call 742- 0S9O9 rectiona for 46 z 60-inch tive yoke is accented with Insured. Quality work. SEARS SOFA B £0 — 1>/ tion placarded 14 SEP­ PiM am IIF in tistt thovm, 2- B4|drootiig $01,000 foulonol work. Reasona­ ITALIAN PROVINCIAL % SIZE VIOLIN — Very Peters Church, Sand Hill books, some arts and 8888 aai I ponddbteitimntenett. For TEMBER 1913 with the TO onto, land UM hr aaak LAKXYJBHP ZXEOJXL AQY IHO .• *** '8*BsdfOOifis M6.900 w/2 cNf M fia# klngslze headboard, tri­ Good Condition. $125 or Rood, South Windsor. crafts, table cloth and Department ot Liquor Con­ grttwe, phs set hr peitiie aad nighti dnd weekends. For ble prices. Free esti­ 8PBCIAL: Orar Md aa* Built by U & R, thMB units featul'e 1 Va baths, aeparat^aOe- mates. G.L. McHugh, ple chest mirror, night- best offer. Coll 649-2021. Rain or Shine. Please No some miscellaneous trol a GROCERY BEER per­ lactiOM aad a F B B B Interview call 243*5457. stand, twin bed frames, mit (or the sole of alcoholic 881 w itiEn LEWL, ‘HA, HAY WXY.’“ — ZACXIflY msnts, all appliances, 2 air conditioners, private patios, 643-9321.______Early BIrdsI Items. Saturday, 10am to liquor on the promises Ifottoni SaetloB tai the $450. D e s ig n e r k in g PIANO AND ORGAN 3pm, 23 Pearl Street. R O U TE 44A, NORTH COV­ A L B U M . jBSt $8.0*. VOCATIONAL IN­ swimming pool & more. spread, $75. Call 633-4152. LIQUIDATION — Bald­ 1118 Art.'MAaMrius J.F. LEWIS 8i SON Cus­ E N TR Y . The business will be I88B AT 88J8 lisa BnrV«k,B.T.1A8N CDEFX. STRUCTOR — Soiling for C o m e See Them I win and others; close out owned by FO W LER'S SU­ a-ltt-88Ul-IM wd Baa. Baa tom Decorating. Interior TAG SALE — 38 Server ZIP PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The dMira to take madlelna Is sheltered omplovmont prices; Saturday-noon to PERMARKET OF COVEN­ M Ams htau Aaa ta MAS Ihm. COM, ANN'lNaAw ad tSS. pointing, pofoerhonglng, HOT POINT Portable Street (Off Wetherell Placing an ad In Classi­ T R Y INC. Ot R O U TE 44A, p ^ a p s the greatest feature which diatingulshea man ftxMn the facility. Please sand re­ Dishwasher for sale. 10pm, Sunday-noon to Street) Sunday, October fied Is easy. Just call NORTH C O V E N TR Y andwill Sam 'm waSSwkSSS?*'~** New FASHION with epe- sume to Hockanum In­ KEITH REAL ESTATE new ceilings, remodel­ animals." — Sir William Oslar. U B i u r j 404 B. Center Street c>| c >14 ing, carpentry work. Moving Must Sell. Call 4pm. Romodo Inn, Exit 2nd. 10am to 4pm. Child­ 643-2711. W e'll help you be conducted bv C U R T a m - H AWt w IQAF-A8 Bts- cial Grace Cole CeUectloB • ie SbyNEA,lno. 10 dustries, Inc. P.O. Box qnytlme after 4pm, 646- S3, Interstate 84, East ren's clothes and miscel­ with the wording of your ALAN FOWLER as AowtfA Roma la makOb for larger aiiea: plu S 6 Maneheeter D 4 D - 4 1 d O Fully Insured. 649-9650, parmitermlttae. t-133-CaAm-M PICN tl 2002, Vernon, C T 06066. 8137. Hartford. laneous Items. ad. BONUS Cou^JS;!' tvenlngs 289-7010. 0464)9 Price 81 ex I 80 - M ANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. I. 1983

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(Editor’s note; This column is excerpted from true methods, plus a few surprises: the service’s “exclusive” list of apartments. The “Sylvia Porter’s Your Own Money’’ by Sylvia ■ Newspaper ads. A typical ad might read catch; frequently, the listings are culled from the Porter.) something like this; ” 6 rms, rv vu.” In fact, this newspaper and. In fact, are identical to the ones Y o u r shorthand aiso was the name of a Broadway play, but you’ve already read. Each of us has a wish list of features to incorporate it typifies the language found in newspaper real estate • Apartment management. Either the superintend­ into our dream house or apartment. You need to Money's listings.*^In case you didn’t guess, it translates Into ent or the building’s owner can help you rent an Manchester, Conn. “ six rooms, river view.” Clouds tonight; identify which ones appear on your list as you study apartment. Contact these people in buildings you’ve Monday, Oct. 3, 1983 real estate ads and visit different apartments and W orth The specialized vocabulary of real estate ads takes already scouted and know you like. Generally, mixed clouds Tuesday some time to learn, but, once decoded, is actually management companies are found in cities; they take houses. Decide what features are essential for you and Sylvia Porter — See page 2 Single copy: 25t which ones are frills: quite descriptive. In time, you’ll learn what ads leave care of renting vacant units. To find the managing . 1. Location. Close to work or school, public out can be as significant as what they stress, and company’s name, look for a sign on or near the door or ''transportation and shopping centers. certain words indicate special problems. “ Charm­ in the vestibule. 2. Buildings and grounds. Well-maintained build­ ing” often can be a euphemism for run-down, for • The grapevine. A time-tested method of finding ing; locked entrances; clean and brightly lit public example. “ Needs work” is a dead giveaway that the shelter is to tell absolutely everyone that you’re areas (halls, laundry room, vestibules, stairs); to live alone, chances are you don’t need more than a place is a shambles. looking for an apartment. Ask around and don’t beshy adequate fire escapes and fire exits. studio (efficiency) or one-bedroom apartment. In any event, when you start looking for an about it. It works. 3. Living space. Sufficient storage room; good Naturally, extra space is always welcome — to create apstrtment or house, spend time reading through the • Local sources. Check bulletin boards at the ventilation; well-placed windows; weatherproofed a study or workroom, or to house guests. If you have - ads and get a feel for what is on the market, what the supermarket, library, community center, student windows and screens; shades or Venetian blinds; good roommates, try to arrange matters so each of you has range of rents is these days, and where to find places union; read through campus newspapers; stroll plumbing and modern fixtures; well-built doors and your own bedroom, along with the shared common you can afford. If you don’t understand an ad, call the through neighborhoods, look for signs, befriend Court lets stand cabinets; sturdy locks; adequate electrical outlets; spaces. newspaper’s advertising department and request doormen and superintendents. sound floors; well-proportioned rooms; and fringes — The key to your choice is rent. The old rule held that help. Experienced apartment hunters know that the '• Be inventive. A medical student in New York dishwasher, central air conditioning, wall-to-wall one month’s rent should not exceed one week’s best time to check ads is Sunday; better yet, buy the slipped inserts offering a finder’s fee for getting him carpeting. take-home pay. That guideline has gone the way of gas real estate section on Saturday and start phoning. an apartment into copies of a best-selling mystery at a 4. Services. Laundry room on premises; live-in at 29 cents a gallon and nickel ice-cream eones. (They Make appointments to see as many apartments as you local bookshop. Bold tactics can pay off. superintendent; parking space- or garage; trash really did exist, and not so long ago, either!) Consider can arrange and don’t be deterred by a busy phone Once you actually find an apartment that you want this an ideal figure, though. If you can’t meet it, shrug town anti-gun law disposal; tight security; locked mailboxes. signal. A lot of other people read the ads, too. to rent, take your time whenever possible. Check the philosophically. You have lots of company. Do try to • Real estate agents. If you want a shortcut to plumbing, consult your wish list, bfing along a friend, THE PERFECT APARTMENT incorporates all of limit your rent to a week’s gross pay; certainly not finding an apartment, consult real estate agents who and ask for advice. Try to contact someone who lives much more than that. specialize in locating rentals for a price. Typically, these qualities into its design and operation, and at a in the building and ask about building services, such The national push for handgun residents of the Chicago suburb Before you rent, establish your budget, either alone you pay them one or two months’ rent (or a fixed Bv Elizabeth Olson laughably low rent. But since you live in the real as heat and hot water. Quiz tenants, too, about the controls has been languishing for are police, military personnel, gun world, you will have to make compromises on at least or with your roommate. Set a comfortable ceiling for percentage of one year’s rent) if you rent one of their presence of vermin, such as cockroaches and ants, if United Press International . 3 years, fought off successfully at collectors and target shooters. your rent — that meaps, allow yourself so much and listings. Expect to follow up on their leads every day some of thfese; however, never rent an apartment in you’re at all suspicious. Satisfy yourself that the local, state and national level Few guns have been turned in no more for rent. Be honest. Rent is one expense you — some agencies deal with so many customers that WASHINGTON - The Supreme which you feel unsafe, no matter how minuscule the whatever problems appear to you are manageable by the NRA. since the ordinance went into can’t defer until yoii have extra funds. you can get lost. Don’t be afraid to push or nag. They (^ourt today opened the way for rent. If you think the building is a firetrap, or the and that you can live romfortably in your new home. The movement reached fever effect. ' don’t make any money from you until you sign a lease. local governments to ban hand­ neighborhood seems dangerous, stay away. Your Try not to sign a lease under pressure. In a. tight pitch after the 1968 assasination of A Morton Grove lawyer,..Vincent WHETHER YOU LIVE in a big city or a cozy • Rental services/apartment finders, ^ fore you guns from people’s homes. peace of mind is worth a few more dollars a month for housing market, you may lack the luxury or time but, Sen. Robert Kennedy by Sirhan Quilici, challenged the ordinance suburb, finding an apartment takes time, energy and rush to sign up with a rental service, find out what, The justices let stand a federal a better location — not to mention your life! whenever possible, give yourself a day or two to Sirhan. The push was renewed in court. An owner of two hand­ Another factor you must consider is size. If you plan initiative. The follpwing rundown describes tried and exactly, you’re buying. You usually pay a fee to see decide. appeals court decision upholding an ordinance passed by a Chicago when President Reagan was shot guns, Quilici argued the Constitu­ suburb that forbids both the sale by John Hinckley Jr. in March tion allows citizens to keep guns at and ownership of handguns. 1981. home for self-defense. Composlte Index o1 LEADING Morton Grove gained nationwide A federal court upheld the LEADING Gun advocates, led by the attention when it passed its hand­ ordinance, ruling a citizen has no Business Premium service: ECONOMIC National Rifle Association, argued gun ordinance — telieved to be the constitutional right to keep a ECONOMIC the ordinance was unconstitutional nation's first ban on both the sale handgun at home. The 7th U.S. INDICATORS and possession of handguns. - Circuit Court of Appeals in Chi­ INDICATORS Percent change Irom ■ and violated their Second Amend­ cago, in a split decision, upheld In Brief Index: 1S67a100 previous month ment right to "keep and bear The following year, San Fran­ the unreguiated 160- arms.” cisco adopted a handgun ban — a that ruling in December 1982. Sale appears imminent Advocates of gun control said the response to the-1978 shootings of Noting the issue "engender (s) d o w n Second Amendment guarantee Mayor George Moscone and city strong emotions,” the appeals 2.5 applies only to state militias and supervisor Harvey Milk — but that court rejected arguments for an BARRE, Vt. — The Rock of Ages Corp. — the 1 5 5 - 0.1% flagship of central Vermont’s granite industry — in August that local governments have the, ban was struck down by state “ unwritten, fundamental, individ­ side of cabie TV authority to ban handguns. courts. ual right to own or possess is about to be sold to an out-of-state group, says Barre Granite Association President Milton The court’s action is likely to Morton Grove passed its contro­ firearm s.” 150 "There is no right under the Lyndes. encourage handgun restrictions in versial ordinance in June 1981, municipalities such as San Fran­ requiring all 26,000 residents to Illinois Constitution to possess a He declined to name the buyers, but said Rock revenues. In the year following the rate By James P. Sacks cisco, where a celebrated pistol turn in their handguns or face fines handgun, nor does the state have of Ages’ parent company, Nortek Inc., of Herald Reporter hike, Cox Greater Hartford — an Cranston, R.I., “ discouraged” purchase propos­ 145 ban was overturned by state of up to $500 and up to six months in an overriding state interest in gun almost wholly-owned subsidiary of Cox als by a group of central Vermont granite courts. jail. The ordinance excepted 26,000 control,” the court held. ] The state regulatory authority that Cable Communications of Atlanta — executives. recently approved a $3 monthly rate will take in $7,929,636 in revenues,. After Barre-area officials have said the region's increase for the cable television depreciation, operating expenses and 140 granite industry could be placed at a competitive company serving Manchester found taxes, the company will glean a net disadvantage if Rock of Ages — which quarries itself unable to forbid a $500 charge to income of just over $1.1 million for the much of the stone used by Vermont manufactur­ Researchers: men, women customers presumed to have stolen year following the increase, according 135 DOWS 0.1 X* ers to make monuments — is sold to out-of-state their premium converters. to DPUC calculations. Its IMS net grapite executives. When three Department of Public income was $805,073, so the rate hike 130 Utilities Control commissioners exam­ will raise revenues about 39 percent. A S O N D J FMAMJ J A JFMAMJ JA ined Cox Cable Greater Hartford’s ASOND reaHy are quite different Most won’t tender shares 1982 19M ______1982 1983 rate-increase application at a dast- ONE IM PO RTAN T ASPECT of the STAMFORD — HMW Industries has an­ minute special meeting Tuesday, they C decision was the utilities commission’s nounced that shareholders collectively owning removed a $70 limit proposed by a By Betsy Rublner worry about the country entering for the clean-up of their toxic treatment of Cox as a mature com­ about 62 percent of HMW's outstanding common DPUC hearing officer on the charge for United Press International another war and were less enthusi­ wastes sites, favored state-funded pany. According to officials, the First decline In year shares have signed commitments not to tender missing premium converters. ■Jr* astic about defense spending. day care centers, and vehemently change in the way the company’s their shares pursuant to Clabir Corp's $43 per The Cox decision is among the first to Confirming a slowdown in the economic recovery, the BOSTON — A new poll measur­ More pessimistic about the future opposed school busing. long-term return on equity was calcu­ share tender offer for 1 million HMW shares. reflect the commission’s acknowledge­ ing differences between women than men, women favored isola- lated could impact on rate-increase government’s sensitive index of leading economic indicators UPl photo An accompanying demographic The shareholders, who own approximately ment — which accords'with Federal and men conducted by University tionism over foreign decisions in the future. were down 0.1 percent in August, the first decline in a year, the study indicates sharp differences 980,000 shares out of the approximately 1,592,000 Communications Commission policy — of Massachusetts researchers con­ involvements. r In redistributing Cox’s accounts Looking forlorn, a Druze woman awaits ing nearly a month in the Christian The poll also shows women are in the socio-economic wellbeing of outstanding shares, also agreed for the next 60 that it cannot regulate equipment Commerce Department reported Friday. Four of the 10 firms the existence of the so-called before approving the increase, the transportation to Beruit from a Christian controlled part of the country. They less convinced than men that the sexes. days not to sell their shares except to a someone associated with premium service, indicators pointed downward with a drop in the formation of “ gender gap.” T commissioners subtracted the pro­ other than Clabnir Corp. who agrees in writing to according to officials. The DPUC held village Sunday. She and about 100 were taken by bus to the predominantly The poll, released today by the increased defense spending deters Results show women are more jected first-year revenues after the new businesses the biggest loser. be bound to the terms of the commitment. already does not regulate premium Center for Studies in Policy and the war and boosts the economy. often widowed, work part-time and increase from the company’s projected Other Druze were released after spend­ Moslem sector of the Lebanese capital. \ service rates. Public Interest at UMass-Boston, In state and local programs, the have ‘a family income below \ equity and treated it simply as The utilities commission ruled, how­ found women differ from men in poll indicated that women favor $10,000. Men are more often Ripley sales declining revenue. The commissioners saw no ever, that Cox can charge only ^ 0 — their attitudes to leading social and increased public spending particu­ married, work full-time — fre­ evidence the company would retain the CROMWELL — The Ripley Co. Inc., manufac­ $450 less than requested — for a national issues and their relative larly for education, welfare, the quently at more than one j ob — and funds as equity, an official said. Banks set to offer turers of electrical and electronic equipment for missing basic converter. socio-economic status. environment, and treatment pro­ have a family income above The removal makes Cox Greater Army, Shiite miiitia ciash "Unmistakably, the gap is grams for wife-abusers. Men, CATV and utility industries, has reported a $40,000. Hartford’s long-term projected rate of decline in sales and earnings for the second THOUGH TH E Y ACCEPTED as fair there,” said Padraig O’Malley, a however, are more likely to be return 15.8 percent. quarter and first half ended Aug. 31, 1983. Cox’s application for a $3 monthly hike senior policy analyst at the center concerned about government Concerning the lost-converter higher rates on CDs Sales for the half totalled $2,372,851 against in basic service rates, the commission­ who headed the study. “ There arp- overspending. $2,890,114 and for the quarter were $1,124,119 charge, McGill and other company over creation of mini-state certain issues where womefrs Attitudes to Proposition 2>A ers took the company to task for its officials testified during a two-day against $1,309,728 the previous year. accounting practices and treated it as a voting habits and attitudes are varied “significantly” according hearing this summer tAat it was markedly different than men’s.” to O’Malley. Women more consist­ Inside Today Net earnings for the six months fell $1'66,911 or mature company, changing the way its as restrictions end Bv Hugh Pope ny (Mt Saturday he planned to set up a necessary for both premium and basic ently opposed Proposition 2‘A then 25 cents a share from $233,756 or 38 cents a share, rate of return was calculated. The Moslem 4^iner Walid Jumblatt’s general congress, a central com­ “ Overall, in a broad sense, the converters to deter theft of services, a United Press lnternatl?nal men and felt the cuts in social 20 pages, 2 sections and for the second quarter, $76,666 or 13 cents a DPUC also ruled that Cox must finish weekend announcem^t that he mittee and an eight-man “ Su­ data supports the contention that growing problem in all cable systems. programs had affected their per­ share compared to $96,069 or 16 cents a share for wiring its service area in Manchester, B> Gary Klott “ The banks are still playing cat and plans to set up a separate civil preme Administrative Authority” women are more sensitive to life Advice ...... 17 ' Officials from both the local subsi­ BEIRUT, Lebanon — Moslem issues where violence is threa­ sonal and family lives to a greater the previous year. Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, Newington, United Press International mouse on the rates,” said Heady, "but adm inistration in the Shouf to govern the Shouf. A re a ...... 9 diary and the parent company con­ militiamen and army troops tened and are concerned about the degree. South Windsor and Wethersfield by the most popular new product will be 6 mountains. Business...... 20 tended that Gov. William O’Neill’s veto battled with grenades and auto­ values these issues embody,” said Women were also m ’ re con­ Classified...... I 6-19 early 1984. The interest rate ceiling and other months and 1 year CD's, with $1,000 and Saudi envoy Rafik Hariri, who Farouk Jabre, an adviser to Export grant awarded of a tough measure aimed at theft of matic rifles in south Beirut today cerned about “ life-threatening” Com ics...... ;8 The decision means the company’s government restrictions on bank certif­ $2,500 deposit minimums for CD’s of negotiated the cease-fire, later President Amin Gemayel, said O’Malley. services had necessitated the lost- in a clash coinciding with govern­ The survey of 401 women and 391 issues than men. They support Entertainment...... 17 BOSTON — The U .S. Department of Commerce subscribers must pay a $500 charge for icates of deposit will be lifted Saturday one year or less and $500 minimums for met with Gemayel while the Jumblatt’s announcement was Lottery...... 2 converter charge. They say Connecti­ ment efforts to block the creation stronger penalities for drunken has awarded a $100,000 grant to Massport and the losing — or stealing, as the case may be in a move that promises to give over one year.” foreign ministry held talks with “ an attempt to partition Lebanon men in Massachusetts, conducted Obituaries...... 10 cut needs tougher theft-of-service laws of a Druze Moslem mini-state in early this year, shows particularly driving and stronger handgun Smaller Business Association of New England for — their premium converters. The Americans the opportunity to earn Thus far, there are no signs of any envoys of the Soviet Union, the on a canton-like basis.” Opinion...... i such as those in Rhode Island, the Shouf mountains. control measures, but are less Peopletalk ...... 2 a program to spur New England exports in four charge can be assessed unless consu­ more on their savings. interest rate war about to develop over "United States, France, Italy and striking differences in men and MassachhiisettS’ and New York. Police sources said the fighting Jabre, who said .the government enthusiastic about the death Sports...... 11-14 industries. mers can prove, for instance, that the women’s attitudes towards de­ McGill, who manages eight Cox Early indications showed rates on the new CDs, at least nothing compared erupted after Shiite militiamen set Britain, Beirut radio said. Television...... s Starting in November and continuing for a converters were stolen or destroyed by hoped Jumblatt’s moves were only fense spending and other “ life- penalty. systems in the Northeast, describes savings certificates would rise about to the fierce battles that ensued up a roadblock in the Ghobeire Government officials said Ge­ Weather...... 2 year, four target industries in New England will fire. tactical and intended to gain threatening” issues. Both genders overwhelmingly laws in those states as “ very strong.” one-half to 1 percentage point. Pre­ following the debut last December of sector, a Shiite district in south mayel was hoping to use diplo­ •••••••••••••••••••••• receive export counseling, market research and Premium converters allow television concessions at national reconcilia­ Women were more likely to agreed that companies should pay The DPUC, howver, found that Cox viously, banks had to tie CD rates to the Money Market Deposit Account. Beirut. matic pressure rather than mil­ assistance in setting up trade missions. The four sets to receive channels such as Home tion talks, said the government had “ submitted no evidence that the Treasury Bill yields. Bankers felt safe in offering high Both sides fired warning shots in itary force to block Druze le a d e r _ ^ "^ “ industries are information technology, health Box Office that are not included in the promotional rates with the money Walidu/oiiH Jumblatt’si.imhiaH’.orrAftotneettinn efforts to set Up a tmoenaKen Urgent consuiiaiions promulgation of a charge of this For example, a number of banks the air and then opened fire on each but planned no military stepk now care and biomddical supplies and equipment, basic-service package, "rhey are market accounts because by law the separate civil administration in magnitude actually deters theft or across the country will be offering a other with automatic rifles and to prevent the establishment of a electornic components and systems, and service widely used to steal services, accord­ rates could only be guaranteed for 30 the mountains east of the capital. Tougher smoking law in effect tampering” and cut the basic conver­ rate of 10.5 percent on the popular rocket-propelled grenades, the Druze mini-state. industries. ing to Cox representatives. days. A rate war would be far more At the same time-, three Israeli ter charge. Both charges were strongly six-month CDs, up from the 9.36 sources said. The grant will ‘be matched by $50,000 in As DPUC Commissioner David J. tanks and 10 armored cars crossed smoking areas in restaurants. more employees in one location to opposed by Consumer Counsel Barry costly to bankers with CDs, where rates The Christian Phallange radio Jumblatt, leader of the Socialist HARTFORD (UPI) - Those in Massport funding and by $50,000 in in-kind Harrigan summarized the public's percent maximum rate that could be from their new defense lines along “ Changes in the law were soughtl have a written policy governing Zitser, who saw them as presuming the can be locked in for years. said the Shiites fired six artillery Progressive Party, cast doubts Connecticut returning to work 3 paid this past week under government contributions from Massport and the export position after the decision on premium the Awali river and entered the today and sharing a workplace Mcause of our concern about the smoking and nonsmoking. The guilt of consumers. ceilings. “ The sky’s the limit on what you want shells into the adjacent Christian Sunday on the loyalty of the program’s staff. converters, “ It’s 'take care of yourself to pay, depending on how quickly you neighborhood of Ain A1 Rum- Christfan village of Jiyye, 18 miles Lebanese army, which has so far with 50 or more people could negative health effects of tobacco/ policy must be posted, with copies from now on.’ ” Under the latest move by govern­ want your bank to go broke,” said maneh, where the army’s positions south of Beirut on the southern resisted a split among factional expect their employers to have a smoke, even on healthy nonsinok given to employees who request But as Cox Communications Re­ ZITSER, ALONG WITH two other ment regulators toward the eventual Wallace Campbell, president of Nor­ are located. The report could not edge of the Druze-controlled area, loyalties, and urged soldiers to written policy on smoking. ers,” Dr. Douglas Lloyd, state them, Lloyd said. Investment report gional Manager Robert F. McGill saw interveners in the rate-hike proceed­ deregulation of all bank accounts, theast Savings, a bank with branches in be independently confirmed. Beirut radio said. refuse to fire on other Lebanese. New state laws that went into health commissioner, said it; “ I think they (the commissioners) banks are not only free to'offer higher ’The radio said the column moved affect Saturday also require more Saturday. U applies to all businesses and Investment prices, courtesy of Advest Inc., are ing, had opposed a number of aspects of eastern New York and Connecticut. The Shiite neighborhoods were understood the FCC has pre-empted rates on CDs, but the new rules also to the power station in Jiyye. The “ I ask the Lebanese army that stringent smoking policies in hos­ “ There are also a large number state and local governments. as of 3 p.m. Friday. the application. The consumer counsel In Atlanta, where rates as high as 25 the scene of the first serious their regulation of premium services.” suggested the increase be denied “ in eliminate the minimum deposit re­ percent were of fered to promote money clashes of a 22-day civil war that report gave no further details, but before obeying the order to kill a pitals and restaurants. of people with chronic heart or lung Amtone admitted to Connecticut McGill said the company intended quirement of $2,500 and the market accounts last year, bankers are Israeli patrols have become rou­ Lebanese citizen, he must refuse,” The laws require larger employ­ diseases or allergies who are hospitals I can request and now Price Change toto” ; that Cox be required to upgrade was halted one week ago by a the charge only "as a deterrent to the and expand the system when it begins government-designated maturities of being far more restrained with CD cease-fire between all the warring tine since the establishment of new Syrian radio quoted Jumblatt as ers to have written policies on adversely affected by tobacco must receive a nonsmoking room Friday This Week for the duration of their stay. The people who steal our converters.” rebuilding; that it maximize viewing 3-months, 6-months and 30 month promotions. factions. lines at the Awali 24 miles south of saying in what the Lebanese smoking, give hospital patients the smoke,” he said. terms'. "W e anticipate a rather quiet intro­ Beirut. government saw as a call to right to a non-smoking room and The major change in the law will requirement ciiVefs nursing and Advest Inc. I4'/4 dn Vt channels; and that it provide more President Amin Gemayel held THE RATE INCREASE approved local-access services and services to In addition, the new regulations duction of the new products,’’ said Jumblatt told a news conference rebellion. require posted notice of non­ require any employer with 50 or rest homes and homes for the aged. Acmat I3‘A nc crisis talks with his prime minister Tuesday translates to a jump from the handicapped. authorize banks to lower the penalty on spokesman Jan Hoffman of Atlanta’s Aetna 36‘/4 dn Vt $8.95 to $11.95 per month beginning Oct. Local intervenor Joseph Tyler, who premature withdrawals to 1 month’s Citizens and Southern Bank. CBT Corp, 30 dn 'A 1 for basic-service subscribers who interest on CDs with maturities of 32 In addition, many banks attracted Colonial Bancorp 25>/4 up 'A was active in the Manchester commun­ require converters. The 33-percent ity broadcast system before it folded days to one year, and 3 month’s interest more than enough new deposits from Finest 19V4 nc basic rate increase for over 35,000 on maturities of more than one year. East Catholic teachers stage ‘phase one’ of job protest last week, advocated that Cox be the money market account First Bancorp 561/4 nc subscribers has no effect on premium The previous penalties were 3 months First Conn. Bancorp 48>A up 1 ordered to expand the system and be Introduction. service rates. and 6 months. To protest the refusal of diocesan throughout the five schools in the none is planned right now. Union L>iuKau uieii spoke of the “ de­ improve them substantially. jected the administration offer and First Hartford Corp. V* nc more cooperative , in programming “ We think that banks are pretty What the DPUC actually approved local shows. In the rush to attract new business, diocese, and we’ll keep it up till our members would have to vote plorable salaries” of teachers at Back in December 1982, dioce­ demanded a higher wage. Talks Hartford National 35 dn 1 much cash flush at this point,” said officials to grant them the raise was a basic service rate of $10.45 per In addition to the changes in many bankers were using their newly they want, teachers at East contract is settled.” before such a serious action could ECHS and other diocesan high san officials proposed a three-year were stalled over the summer, as Hartford Steam Boiler 53 up 'A spokesman Bruce Crawley of First month and a converter rental charge of converter charges and accounting authorized flexibility to offer higher Pennsylvania Bank. Catholic High School gathered be taken, anyway. And according schools. “ The teachers are con­ contract with salary increases of they are now — even though a state Ingersoll Rand 53Vb dn Vt $1.50. Additional outlets with conver­ rates and more attractive terms. Starting today, association to the existing teacher contract, a stantly being manipulated to take 8.9 percent the first year and 8.5 mediator was appointed in J.C. Penney hV/t dn i/a calculations, the DPUC required that “ Most people don’t think there’s a outside the building before the ters will now cost $2.50 plus $1.50 for “The next week will produce a start of classes this morning and members at East Catholic and the strike is illegal. a substandard wage,” he said. percent the next two years. B)ult-in September. Lydall Inc. 15Vi dn Vt Cox review its services for the great deal of money left out there,’’ converter rental, or $4; and subscrib­ handicapped and follow Connecticut’s confusing and bewildering array of then marched inside together. four other schools involved will “ Many of our teachers work for increments amount to moi^liian 3 Sage Allen 13 dn >A added spokesman Wayne Taylor of the ers with cable-ready television sets will uniform accounting practices in keep­ deregulated certificates, ail with dif­ wear white ribbons folded into an Besides the ribbons and the salaries that put them below percent of the proposed increase Teachers at East Catholic and SNET 78V« up Vt Bank of Boston. pay $10.45 per month for basic service ing its books. ferent rates, different terms, different • "This is phase one,” said Tho­ inverted “ V ” — “ to let people morning gatherings, the union will poverty level.” for each year, so the actual the other diocesan schools are Travelers 3(P/4 dn I'A Most bankers expect the money to and $2.50 for additional outlets without The decision said no proposals to minimums and different early withdra­ mas DIckau of Bristol, president of know we’ve got our act together,” distribute a series of news releases The fringe benefits East Catholic across-the-board increase would cuurently working under their old United Technologies 69 dn V4 flow in from expiring CDs, and as a converters. rebuild the sykem beginning in 1985 wal penalties,” said Robert Heady, result some banks are trying to win new the Greater Hahford Catholic DIckau said. to the press this week, DIckau teachers get are also “ extremely be about 5 percent. contract, which under other condi­ New York gold $403.75 dn 11.25 added. “ We’re looking for parental For Cox, the increase means abouta had been approved along with the publisher of the Bank Rate Monitor, business by showering customers who Education Association. ‘ ’We’ve got He would not rule out the poor,” DIckau said, but he claimed tions would have expired before the administration is not willing to $1,275 million annual increase in application. which tracks bank account rates. have money elsewhere with boOsue^, a program of solidarity going possibility of a strike soon, but said support,” he said. The teachers’ union then re- the start of school this year. ■ « . r f '