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BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Syrian- anchored off the Lebanese coast. between the nation’s warring religious and backed militiamen attacked U.S. Marines As the shelling intensified and spread to political factions could be announced by nightfall. Attractive 5+ room ranch. 3 good sized with artillery, rockets and small arms other sections of the city, the Marines began Friday, wounding two ol the Americans. shooting back with their 155mm howitzers But only hours later, diplomatic sources bedrooms, lower level den or extra bed U.S. gunners responded by blasting rebel and the destroyer USS Virginia offshore said Syria had posed new demands that room, 26x14. IVj baths, fireplaced LR & "EXTRA ROOM in TMS ONE" positions with ground and naval (ire. fired a volley from its S-inch guns. almost certainly would be rejected by Shaded Private deck comes with this 2 Bedroom completely fenced back yard. Priced at Huge three bed room cape in Coventry. 1 st floor The lighting broke out as edorts to In Damascus, a radical Lebanese resist President Amin Gemayel. - town house. 1V4 baths, numerous closets, applianced $69,800. _ _ family room, Formal dining room, fireplaced liv negotiate a cease-(ire in the Lebanese civil ance group warned it would attack “ They have come up with at least one kitchen, wall to wall carpeting and full basement. ing room. All this and more for only $66,900.00 condition that is very unlikely to be $57,900 ^ , war appeared near collapse. American, British. French and Italian w e cen help you become a IB U.S. F-14 lighter jets (lew reconnaissance civilians in Lebanon if the four nations' acceptable to the government,” said one FREC Western diplomat. ' REALE" PROFESSIONAL! MARKET TEDFORD missions over the war (ront and released peace-keeping troops became more deeply Call 646-4525. and ask lor Dan. SENTRY,EVALUATION REAL ESTATE, INC. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED heat balloons as decoys in caseol attacks by involved in the fighting. The attack on Marine positions at Beirut 1 Real Estate Services inc' O b h iK m 3 Family, consisting of two — 5 room Soviet-made SAM-7 anti-aircralt missiles, News of a breakdown in negotiations for a airport was believed to have been started D.F. REALE, IN C 223 East Canter St., AAanchaater 64 7-9914 apts. and a 3 room apt., pantrtaa, the Christian Voice of Lebanon radio station cease-fire came as the Senate Foreign . by Shiite Moslem militiamen, but intensi Real Estate 646 Hartford Tpka, RIa. M Vamon porches, 2 Newer furnaces, 2 yr. old said. Relations Committee in Washington ap fied when Syrian-backed Druze Moslem e.«rti.iiw. ct. 29 Connactlcut Bkrd., Eaal Hartford, roof and 2 car garage. A Marine spokesman, Maj. Robert proved a plan that would allow President gunners in the nearby Shouf mountains 60 Poquonock Ava.. Windsor I 646-4S2S Rt. 44A Bolton Don't wait on this one! Jordan, said one Marine was slightly cut in Reagan to keep the Marines in Lebanon opened fire with artillery and rockets. the face and that the other suffered a bullet another 18 months. The Druze have been battling the wound in the thigh and was being Early in the day, Lebanese government hospitalized aboard a U.S. 6th Fleet ship officials were predicting a .cease-fire Please turn to page 10
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Coll Hartford to replace what has been Route 8 a modern expressway existing connection, requiring mo areas. tors planned by regional,resource •$ 89,900. for more detolls. HARTFORD — The State Bond described as one of the nation’s running through the Naugatuck torists to travel on city streets recovery authorities to dispose of Among other projects autho Commission approved funds Fri worst highway connections. Valley from Bridgeport to Wins- between the two highways. refuse. rized for funding were: ED GORMAN H. M.FRECHETTE Merrill Lynch day for the final leg of an The commission approved $6 ted, said William Keish, spokes Construction of the new inter Associates U&R REALTY CO. Real Estate, Inc. .Improvement project making million as the state's share of a man for the Department of change is expected to begin in 1987, —$2.7 million for energy conser —$50,000 to the Goodspeed Opera B43-2692 Q Realty Route 8 a modern expressway $23.9 million, three-year project to Transportation. Keish said. vation projects at the University of House Foundation for renovation 604 MIDDLE Tl'RNPIKE EAST 497 Buckland Road, running the length of the Nauga widen the Commodore Hull Bridge The bond commission approved The bond commission also ap Connecticut Health Center in Far of a 19th Century factory in Chester Lou HowUnd K Mart Flexa 6 4 6 -4 0 4 0 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor South Windsor, Cl. 644-3481 Office Minever 872-7777 tuck Valley. on Route 8 in Derby and Shelton $1.27 million for preliminary de proved funds for other highway mington, including a computerized for use as a theater. The state 2«S Hanford Tpka . The bond commission also ap and upgrade the highway in the sign work on a planned $104 million projects, including construction energy management system. funds will be matched with $350,000 proved funds for initial design same area. interchange to directly link 1-84 associated with Route 34 in New —$800,000 to be used as grants raised privately. “WE’RE SELLING HOUSES”! Probably not, but '/K. D.W. FISH REALTY CO. ... F / h OMEs / ^ ^ 105 killed when 737 crashes 243 Main SI., Manchesloj Vernon Circle, Vernon 643-1591 872-9153 Any oil in these hills? Cause a mystery; By Jon Dovldoff produced, however, is oil. Few, if one-eighth of the proceeds from Karachi in uproar The Middletown Press any, have ever suggested it could. any gas or oil found on the property Not until now. (minus taxes). So far, Reynolds PILGRIM LANE NEW MIDDLETOWN — The land in Recently, a young man drove a has yet to return; but he has ABU DHABI, United Arab Spacioue 50' home with 2'4 baths, fireplace, double garage and 7 gor- Middletown has produced many van down Millbrook Road towards already generated quite a few Emirates (UPI) — A Gulf Air genus rooms' A bea’ tilul home In a great areal JUST USTED! 60’S Boeing 737 attempting to land at Spacious 3 bedroom dormered Cape with 3 bedrooms baths, tir^ things over the centuries; Sweet the Durham line, stopping at some intriguing questions. piece, encloeed porch corn, hay. fruit trees, water, of the larger properties along the But wait a minute. Could there Abu Dhabi airport crashed in gravel, clay for bricks, even way. really be oil in Middletown? desert mountains Friday, and feldspar. One thing it has never He spoke to people at Raymond rescue teams found no survi Daniels' farm, at the house of THE NOTION that the city is vors among the 112 people Ray’s brother, Lewis, at the floating on a sea of oil, or even that aboard, the airline said. Schwarzkopf farm, and each time there is enough oil or gas here to A Gulf Air spokesman said the Inside Today he talked about Jurassic rock, bother drilling for, strikes area 105 passengers on Flight 771 sonic readings, oil, natural gas. geologists as far-fetched. (rom Karachi, Pakistan to Abu 20 p o g n , 2 le ctio n s Each time, he left behind a copy Middletown is In something Dhabi, Qatar aiid Kuwait, in of a 10-year oil and gas lease, and called the Hartford Basin, a red cluded 06 Pakistanis, seven A d v ic e ...... $ .» said he would be back the following Britons, one American and an SMASHING CONTEMPORARY sedimentary rock formation sim Areas week. ilar to basins dotting the Eastern Iranian. There was no identifi 4 BEDROOMS Built with quality workmanship A materials, a unique LOW 80’S Butlnest...... 20 The man’s name was Robert cation available. Immaculate 8 room, 1 '4 bath home on a dead end street. Family room, fire- floor plan of 9 rooms and 2'A baths. Natural cedar exte C h u rch ...... 14 Seaboard from! Nova Scotia to place and garage. rior, large deck. See It today. Clottided...... 18-19 Reynolds, according to one of the Florida. Some of those basins are The seven crew members Comlcs9 people he talked to. He represented offshore, and some seem likely included the Omani pilot, the Manchester $74,900 Vernon $73,900 Entertainment...... 9 Burke Exploration of Corning, enough oil sources (or big oil Bahraini co-pilot and five others 6 room farmhouse with 2 car garage on Immaculate Ranch style home on corner Lottery...... 2 N.Y. Mark L. Burke, the man who companes to want to buy millions whose nationalities were not h BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. Obituaries...... 10 immediately known. cul-de-sac street. Lois of room in this spa lot. 7 rooms, fireplace in living room and Opinion...... O...... 6 apparently heads the firm, was of dollars' worth of drilling rights REALTORS registered at the Sheraton Inn in Earlier, the Emirates News cious older home on large lot. family room, 1 car garage. Peopis Excluilve...... 2 there. 89 WEST CENTER STREET S pprit...... 1F17 ' West Springfield, Mass. "Whether there is actually any Agency WAM had reported . . . SITE OF CRASH (Corner of McKee) Tel6vltlon8,9 The leases Reynolds left behind oil in these (rocksi is a little bit In . . . in desert, region 646-2482 Weother...... 2 offer to rent land for $1 per acre per Please turn to page 10. year, and to pay the land owner Please turn to page 10 i MANCH'CSTER HERALD. Satui'dav. Sc.jt. 24, 1983 - a t — M ANCHFSTE’^ HERALD. Saturday, Sept. 24, 1983 IfB been qUM so far y'PEOPLE PHIL R O U R A b TO M p o s t e r Almanacs Politicians insist campaign EXCLUSIVE! Today, Sept. 24 Today ii Saturday, September Z4th, the 267th day of 1983 with 98 to follow. will become a lot livelier The moon U moving toward its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Bv Janws P. Socks Nixon's making Mars, similar 8-3 Democratic majority that he says he's been bearing Morphy tails It Ilk# lt£fg||y Is Harold Reporttr on the Board of Education, where it The evening stars are Jupiter and Saturn, from the general (wblic. is runaing only one Incumbent for When he told jokes in his public school yard in Long Island, they Those born on this date are under the sign of And just because things appear n qvieff comeiMNk Right now, other than for the the four open terms. called him Crazy Eddie. Now Eddie Mnrphy, at 22, is regarded as the top Libra, They include novelist Horace Walpole, quiet on the surface, he says, Like the Phoenix rising from the ashes o f Watergate, recent, mainly Democratic endor- However, as Republican Board “ That doesn't mean a lot of work black comedian in the United States. But he’s also called Dirty Eddie. )n in 1717... John Marshall, fourth chief Justice of Rkhard M. Nixon is once again wielding influence in the lements by the teachers’ union, all of Directors candidate Joseph isn’t going on in the background.” facts his off-color humor Is to caustic that he hat only been able to tell his the United States, in 1755... novelist F. Scott affairs o f Sate and has gained,-at least behind the scenes, appears pretty quiet on Manches Hacbey puts H, “ There’s always a Signs and other campaign insignia own jokes in late night comedy clubs or in one-man concert appeara^wes. Fitzgerald, in 18B6... and Jim Henson, creator the staturo'of an elder statesman. ter's political battlefront. Few chance thdy’ll turn the old crowd will begin appearing about the first “ I like to tell it like it really is,” says Murphy. It may be low brow, even of the Muppets, in 1938 (age 43). lawn signs are up, fewer cars are The former president, has been sought out regularly by On this date in history: out and put a new crowd in.” week of October, he added, noting obscene, but whatever it is, it gets Murphy sold-out concerts, and the vast displaying political bumper Hachey is one of several candi members o f the Reagan Administration for his views on in 1989, pioneer aviator James Doolittle that the election is about six days majority o f hit young audiences give him standing ovations. ' stickers, and the Manchester He dates who either plan to. start world affairs. Recently, President Reagan himself called demonstrated the first “ blind” takeoff and later than usual this year since the One routine that seems to hit home is a drunken father lecturing his son. rald has not yet been deluged with campaigning door-to-door next second Tuesday in November falls Nixon at his home in Saddle River, N.J., to confer about landing, using only instruments to guide his Belaboring the point that the house belongs to him, the father repeatedly political news releases. week or have been doing so for a aircraft. on the eighth. Reagan’s visit to the Far East in November. Although not teUs his teen-age son that he is a bum and i^iist get out o f the house. The few days. In 1955, President Dwight Eisenhower But according to the chairmen of presently on the agenda, China may also be included on young fans think it’s hilarious. Murphy thinks it’s a page out o f real life. Some candidates for the board, suffered a heart attack while vacationing in both political parties and a number DEMOCRATIC Chairman Cum Ron’s tour. And Reagan feel$ that there is no one who Murphy is well known to TV audiences as one o f the stars o f “ Saturday including the GOP's Louis Kocsis Colorado. of candidates for the Board of mings, in agreement with Smith at knows more about Sino-U.S. relations than Nixon, the and incumbent Democratic Dep Night Live.” O ff stage, he surprises other performers who assume he will In 1959, President Eisenhower and Soviet Directors, things are actually least about one thing, says “ things man who opened the Bamboo Curtain. Nixon gave Reagan uty Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg, be in the same mold as mchard Pryor (who almost killed himself during an Premier Nikita Khrushchev met at Camp stirring in the background; and are not quiet underneath” in the his impressions o f Chinese leaders and their feelings about have b m pounding the pavement escapade with drugs) and Joba Bdashl (whose death is attributed to an David, Maryland. beginning next week, outwani majority party. Among other Taiwan, and advice on how to deal with members of the for a week or so and have already overidose). Murphy, however, doesn’t even drink or smoke. In 1975, The Israeli Cabinet approved the appearances will change pretty activities, he says, the Democrats Peking government on a one-to-one basis. hailed over 100 houses, while He avoids the pressure o f stardom by pacing himself. He just turned Camp David peace agreements and voted to fast. are preparing for a “ big” absentee The former chief executive has also met with his former others, such as Democrat (Coltman down $40,000 a night at Radio City Music Hall. He doesn’t need the dismantle Israeli settlements in the Sinai And after next week, when the voter drive and strategically sche 2 secretary of State, Henry Kissinger, who now chairs the and R ^ b llc a n Harry Reinhorn, duling streets for their candidates money, so why work? And, to keep his feet on the ground and his head out Peninsula before it was returned to Egypt. Republicans plan to assault the Reagan commission on Central America. plan to start Monday. All said they to walk door-to-door. 2 o f the clouds, he only hires chiMhood friends to work as his bodyguards niUng Democrats and name their have been meeting with their . Democratic headquarters on Nixon is also briefed daily on the world situation, as are and ret'irns home as often as possible to talk with his parents. A thought for the day: Chief Justice John , issues at a press conference led by campaign committees, preparing Main Street opened several weeks all former presidents. But there have been complaints from Marshall said, "The powfr to tax involves the , board minority leader Peter Di- His lawyer-agent. Bob Wacbi, who discovered him, explains: “ He keeps position papers and having ago for the Board of Education some circles that Nixon is given a great deal more informa his head on straight because his family and friends help him to keep power to destroy." Rosa — making charges to which tion than either .limmy Carter or Gerald Ford. Carter the Democrats will no doubt bumper stickers, buttons and primary — which town committee- remembering who he is and where he came from. campaign brochures printed up. reportedly was upset when he learned this. respond in force — the campaign is endorsed candidates Richard Dyer Incidentally, there must be a demand for Murphy’s material. He recently Reinhorn, for instance, has a . Nixon has also completed a major foreign policy state sure to stay hot through the Nov. 8 and Susan Perkins won handily Eddie Murphy: Pacing himself taped a show for HBO. Uncensored. Sunday, Sept. 25 supply of "I'm Wild About H arry" over a defiant 20-year-old Michael ment, which he issued to “ select” government officials, general election. buttons on hand, while Kocsis's Pohl — and is open on afternoons foreign leaders and opinion makers, outlining the Nixon Today is Sunday, Sept. 25, the 268th day of FOR THE MOMENT, however, campaign centers on “ Trust Koc- and evenings. 4 view o f U.S.-Soviet relations. And he is polishing o ff a TV 1983 with 97 to follow. neither Republican Town Chair sis” and the image of his favorite Fundraising, said Cummings, is series that will give him a forum to expound on world The moon is moving toward its last quarter. hero, Abraham Lincoln. 4 Hare aad Thare. • # man Curtis M. Smith nor Demo proceeding “ excellently.” affairs. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Money goes to money dept.: Barry Gibb o f the cratic Town Chairman Theodore “So far everything we have Nixon makes every effort to portray himself as the Mars. singing Bee Gees has just inked a long-term contract R. Cummings will publicly name GOP CHAIRM AN Smith says planned is going well,” said the The evening stars are Jupiter and SaturiL retired politician who writes books. But underneath, he , the issues that will be the heart of the party is "looking good this longtime Democratic chairman, with MCA Records to produce records and albums, Those bom on this date are under the sign'of yearns to return to the limelight, to attain the status of elder 'their 1983 campaigns. But the year.” The Republicans, he said, "and being responded to even videos and movies — and to sing solo. The pact will Libra. They include author William Faulkner, statesman—in public as well as in private. . results of the race, which princi- have raised $1,500 toward their better.” add millions to the Gibb bank account . . . Waylon in 1897, actor-director Michael Douglas, in 1945 ; pally involves control of the town general campaign so far, com As to the issues, says Cummings, Jennings is o ff to tour Europe, including Germany, (age 38), and actor Mark Hamill, in 1951 (age Herald photo by Pinto ' Board of Direi^ors, will determine pared with only about $200 last " I wouldn’t want to upstage Mr. Is America ready ffer Sweden and England. But the country western star 31). how Manchester is to be run forthe year and $500 in 1981. The GOP Smith’ ’ by naming them before the really will prove he has guts when he flies to war- On this date in history: oede TV ceoimerclals? next two years. All nine seats on headquarters will open around Republican challenge commences Flower power scarred Belfast, Ireland, on Oct. 20 . . . Alabama In 1513, Spanish explorer Balboa became the Oct. 5, Smith said. next week. He added that the Today’s women, particularly women in business or the the board are up for grabs and four tries for a second straight Country Music Artist first known European to see the Pacific Ocean "The image building of the Democratic record — the major professions, are leaning toward more conservative clothes. two-year terms are in contention “ Entertainer o f the Year” award at the ho-down in when he crossed the Isthmus of Panama. Republican party will begin to pay issue of contention between Demo A pooch named Denshe appears to be Meyer of 51 Lenox St. The recent heat “ Women’s changing status in society has forced her into on the Board of Education. . Nashville next month . . . Heavyweight contender In 1690, the first newspaper to be published in off” this election. Smith thinks. He crats and Republicans before the guarding unseasonal Easter lily blooms wave evidently confused some plants. a mold where her outer Marvis Frazier and his wife will make former world America appeared in Boston. It was called '' The main objective of the claims credit for re-shaping the voters —■ is one of sensitivity to the in the bacUcyard of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford clothing is more conser champ Joe Frazier a grandfather again in the spring "Publick Occurrences, Both Foreign and ‘ Republican phrty is to oust the public image of the party from needs of specific groups and fair vative,” says Frank Dar- . . . After signing for her October gig at Caesar’s Domestic.” Democrats' 6-3 majority on the “ the extreme radical right wing” government for all of Manchester. mante, head o f a lingerie In 1789, the first U.S. Congress adopted 12 ' Board of Directors. The Demo to one of "common sense.” The old Palace in Vegas, Joan Rivers kept staffers howling Cummings says that while the firm. “ Yet, a woman still amendments to the original O>nstitution, 10 of crats are running five incumbents image, howver, wasn't entirely with a series o f one-liners, including, “ My parents Democratic record speaks for has the urge to be remind which were ratified and became known as and one new candidate — Eleanor correct, he contends. hated me as a child. My first bathtub toy was a Alabama: (Igfi to right) Jeff Cook, Randy O w en s, M ark itself, the GOP lacks the” three Cs ed o f her femininity and "The Bill of Rights.” Coltman will replace the retiring That the recent image-building iruary most of Bolton toaster.” Herndon and Teddy Gentry — consistency, confidence, and the In 1978, a Pacific Southwest airliner crashed is beginning to pay off, says Smith, luxuriate in it. She is ' Arnold "Ik e " Kleinschmidt — abilitv to be convincing.” choosing very sensuous into a residential neighborhood of San Diego, ' while the GOP ticket is split is shown by the number of underwear to do that.” Calif., after colliding in flight with a light • between two incumbents and four Manchester residents who contrib Smith, on the other hand, says he plane. One-hundred forty-four people died That’s what his com new candidates after the loss ol uted $25 each in response to a GOP is excited about the opportunity to should be able to get cable TV pany is banking on, Joan Lingard. mailing; and the response of face Cummings on a W INF radio “ you're getting your act together” anyway. It’s planning to ' The Republican party faces a show they will do together. S BOLTON — It will be February laying first out towards Vernon, peddle lingerie on TV with What is Dr. Quincy’s first name in the TV aeries What was the name o f the book Oleg Casrini wrote on available at cost, Wieresma said. “ (Jnincy?” — T.K., Lincoln, Neb. before most Bolton residents have where its biggest market is consi The broadcast station under S the first nude commercial dress designing when he was the designer for Jackie Lottery access to cable TV in their homes, dered to be, before it swings back construction on Route 44 is to in America. He doesn't have one. Quincy, who’s portrayed by actor Kennedy? — J.V., Module, Iowa a spokesman (or the local cable around towards the southern sec include a television studio. The firm has chosen Jack Klugman, has always been called by his last name. Oleg would like to know, too. “ I have never written a Fire Calls . franchise said Friday. tion of Bolton. Members of the public wiil be (You’ll recall that they even got around using a first name book,” the famed designer told us. “ 1 had intended to actress Debbie Diehl, to Connecticut Daily Alan J. Wieresma, operations That means that the free hook-up permitted to use the facility and to when Quincy got married last season.) write one, but never did sit down to do it.” „ „ jj,. .. • t*® nudie. The com- manager for United Cable Televi each public school is entitled to will borrow video equipment. Com Debbie Diehl: Peddling Imgene „,„cial will run along the And no, he no longer designs for Jackie. “ I don’t design Friday: 981 Wednesday, 3:59 p.m. — burst hot-water heater, 40 sion of Connecticut, clarified infor not be available until after the new pany officials told the advisory I beard Dolly Parton sing "Down from Dover,” about a clothes for one particular woman. In the case o f Jackie, Manchester same lines as European nudie spots done by Mkk Jagger’s Play Four: 9028 Olcott St. (Town and Paramedics) mation reported to the Bolton year. council that not many connmuni- E girlfriend, Jerry Hall, and tennis star Evonne Gooixgong. woman who gels pregnant. Her man was rapposH to come that was only b ^ u se she was the First Lady. When the Wednesday, 2:23 a.m. — alarm. Main and Wednesday, 4:15 p.m. — water flow alarm, 261 school board by member Pamela Towns to be served by the ties take advantage of the offer. Diehl comes on for 30 seconds, nude at first, then starts back from Dover, but he never dM. Since she sings a lot First Lady asks, you produce.” other numbers drawn Friday in New Wadsworth streets (Town and Paramedics) Broad St. (Town and Paramedics) Sawyer Thursday. Mrs. Sawyer is franchise, a United Cable Televi Company officials also told the E to slip into her underthings. The idea is to show that women about her own life, did this really happen to her? — B.C., England: Wednesday, 7:53 a.m. — car fire, 410 Center St. Wednesday, 7:40 p.m. — alarm. Spruce and Well the board's representative on the sion of Connecticut subsidiary, Paopla Exctushml answara tha moat Intaraallng council that they plan to hire a in lingerie are more attractive than women wearing nothing Sikeslon, Mo. Rhode Island daily: 4404. (Town and Paramedics) streets (Town and Paramedics) advisory council for the Bolton- include, in order of scheduled local coordinator to encourage quastlona from raadara. Sand yours to us cars ol this New Hampshire daily: 1311. Wednesday, 8:28 a.m. — medical call, 34 Cooper St. Wednesday, 10:11 p.m. — sparking wires, 3Stephen area cable TV franchise. She hook-up, Bolton, Vernon, Elling at all. The commercials are on cable TV now, and if the No, the events that DoDy sings about on this recording nampapar- public use of the facilities. networks agree, they will soon be seen on every TV set in never happened to her, or to anybody close to her. It’s pure Maine daily: 041. (Town and Paramedics) St. (Town and Paramedics) serves with one other Bolton ton, Tolland, Andover, Hebron and United Cable reports 5 to 10 e iM l BV TRIBUNE COMPANY SYNDICATE, INC. Wednesday, 12:32 p.m. — fallen wires, 395 Tolland Wednesday, 10:39 p.m. — burning wires, 18 resident. Richard E. Vizard, of Marlborough. America. fiction, written by Dolly. 220 Eut 42nd Siren, N o York, N Y. 10017 Vermont daily: 044. percent of homes receiving cable Massachusetts daily: 7542. Turnpike (Town and Paramedics) Wellman Road (Town and Paramedics) Converse Road. The cost to homeowners will service in the Plainville area, Weidnesday, 1:49 p.m. — fallen wires, 150 Summit Wednesday, 11:37 p.m. — medical call. West Middle Installation of wires should bring include a $10 installation fee for the headquarters of its only other P St. (Town and Paramedics) Turnpike and Hawthorne Street (Paramedics) cable TV to homes along Route 44 first hook-up and $13.45 for basic Connecticut franchise, are hooked Wednesday, 2:17 p.m. — smoke alarm, Cheney Thursday, 11:28 a.m. — medical call, 263 Woodland by the middle of October. Route 6 monthly service. Hook-up to addi up illegally. The company plans to P Weather Technical School (Town and Paramedics) St. (Paramedics) should be serviced by early winter. tional television sets will cost $4.50 use modern advances in technol Wednesday, 2:49 p.m. — freon leak. Oak Grove Thursday, 3:36 p.m. — medical call, 33 Mather St. All cables are scheduled to be each. Special movie channels will ogy to thwart illegal hook-ups in Nature (Center (Town and Paramedics) (District and Paramedics) hooked up in Bolton by the end of be available at $8.95 each. the eastern Connecticut franchise. Today’s forecast in upper SOs to low 60s. Clear and Wednesday, 3:16 p.m. — smoke alarm, Cheney Thursday, 7:15 p.m. — structure fire, Perrett Place February. A decoder to provide closed Wieresma said the company’s chilly tonight. Lows in the mid SOs Technical School (Town) (Town) But, said Mrs. Sawyer, the captions on TV shows, a service for r\ national headquarters is located in Today sunny. Highs 60 to 65. to around 40. Partly sunny and company will proceed with cable the hearing impaired.twill also be Denver. Westerly winds around 10 mph. more pleasant Sunday. Highs in Tonight clear and cool again. Lows the mid 60s to near 70. 35 to 45 with chance of light frost in Warrant out for man’s arrest lowland areas. Light and variable / Extended forecast witnesses told police. The driver of evading responsibility and one / SAM FfUMCOCO winds. Sunday sunny and not as A warrant is out for the arrest of the car braked, police said, but not count of reckless driving in connec cool. Highs near 70. Extended outlook for New Eng a Manchester resident suspected V. Y~ in time to avoid striking Bixby’s tion with the accidents, police said. land Monday through Wednesday: of evading responsibility in two accidents last weekend, police car broadside, police said. Itdu are invited to see Connecticut, Massachusetts and MM MitT Long Island Sound Bixby then crossed into the Sometime on Tuesday night a rfMMIIATUMt Rhode Island: Generally sunny said. '’WARM' eastbound lane, police said, and portable generator was taken from MIAMI days and clear nights through the Police are looking for John J. Today sunny. Highs in'the 60s. struck another car. He fled down the Gerber building, currently period. High temperatures in the Bixby, 28, of 47 Edgerton St. in — L tO tm Westerly winds around 10 mph. Center Street and turned onto under construction on Batson Tonight clear and cool again. Lows 70s. Low temperatures from the connection with two hit-and-run and hear the inspirational... M M wm (2Z3**®* Orchard Street, police said. Police Road, police said. SOs to the mid 60s. accidents. 35 to 45 with chance of frost inland spotted Blxby's car heading north sections. Light and variable winds. Vermont: Generally dry and According to witnesses of the Police had no suspects as of um WEATNfK rOTOCAST 0 on Edgerton Street with its head pleasantly mild through the pe second accident, a car, whose Wednesday, police said. Sunday sunny and not as cool. lights still off, they said. riod. Highs in the 70s. Lows in the driver was later identified as Highs near 70. Police started to pursue the car mid 40s to mid SOs. Bixby, was traveling westbound on An Adams Street resident re • Center Street early Saturday and saw it turn into a driveway on turned from work Tuesday night Maine, New Hampshire: Chance Edgerton Street, they said. Police BRECHEEN/FAULKNER National forecast New England of a few showers Monday other : morning with his headlights off, and found her bedroom ransacked « police said. Bixby took a right turn said they saw two occupants leave and a wallet and' $20 missing, Massachusetts and Rhode Is wise fair weather through Wednes For period ending 7 p.m. EST today. Today wiil find generaiiy fair ' onto Winter Street, apparently the car and run across several police said. land: Sunny today. Highs in the day. Daily highs in the 60s upi photo weather favoring the major part of the country with skies ranging from thought the better of it and took an yards. Police failed to apprehend Kathleen Mullin of 499 Adams St. 60s. Clear and cold again tonight. warming to the mid and upper 70s the two, but recognized Bixby, they sunny to partiy cioudy. A few showers, however, may be found across by Wednesday. Overnight lows in abrupt U-turn, accelerating hard, reported the theft to police Wed 2 Lows from the mid 30s to the mid police said witnesses told them. said.' parts of iower Fiorida and the iower Rockies. Maximum temperatures the 40s. Today In history nesday, police said. 40s. Sunny Sunday. Highs from the Blxby's car entered Center Details of the first incident were 2 inciude: Atianta 73. Boston 61, Chicago 71. Cieveland 64, Oailas 68, mid 60s to the low 70s. not available Friday. There are currently no suspects Denver 77, Duiuth 64, Houston 83, Jacksonviiie 75, Kansas City 77, Street again, and moved directly Maine, New Hampshire: Today Weather radio President Washington and Soviet Premier Nikita Into the path of another car. Bixby will face two counts of in the incident, police said. Little Rock 79, Los Angeies 77, Miami 85, Minneapoiis 70, New mostly sunny south and partly Marriage Kruschev met Sept. 24, 1959, at Camp David, Maryland. Orieans 82, New York 62, Phoenix 100, San Francisco 70, Seattie 67, sunny north. Highs in the 50s. Clear The National Weather Service Eisenhower and Kruschev are shown on Sept. 15,1959 St. Louis 77, Washington 66. tonight. Lows in the 20s north and broadcasts 24-hour continuous 30s south. Sunday mostly sunny weather information on 162.475 during a meeting in Washington, D.C. with highs in the upper 50s and low mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Caiendars 4 60s. New London and 162.40 mHz in Nude beer may be banned Enrichment Vermont: Sunny today with high Meriden. 4 Manchester Bolton NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The The novelty beer label features a ConneOUcut Liquor Controi Com photograph of a woman from the Monday mission may put Nude Beer under waist up wearing a bikini top. It Special Selectmen's Meeting, Community Hall, 7:30 study called Inconclusive wraps. Monday Film Series can be rubbed off with a coin. Advisory Board of Health, 4:30 p.m., Lincoln Centel p.m. gold room. Public Buildings Commission, Community Hall, BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) - A basis of the theory that acid rain Zoning Board of Appeals, 7 p.m., Lincoln Center 7:30 p.m. University of Vermont study on may be a danger to forests. hearing room. Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial alleged acid rain damage to high But Ely Gonick, senior vice Manchester Herald Commission on the Aging, 7:30 p.m. Senior Citizen Library, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 27th 7:30 p.m. altitude trees was called inconclu president for technology for the Thomas J. Hooper, Richard M. Diamond Center. Ladies Auxiliary, Fire House, 8 p.m. sive Friday by forestry and utility International Paper Company, Tuesday Tuesday company officials. said “ there’s nonsignificant data Co-Pubiishers Downtown Committee, 8 a.m. Lincoln Center gold Conservation Commission, Herrick Park, 7:; 30 The officials, who spoke at a that shows acid deposition affects room. p.m. panel discussion that concluded a trees.” USPS 327-500 VOL. Oil, No. 302 Pitkin Glass Committee, 7:30 p.m. Municipal "THE TROUBLE WITH US three-day acid rain conference, He and other panelists said more Building coffee room. said reporters and politicians are evidence is also needed before acid Publlilwd dally sxcapt Sunday and certain holldovt by the Man Thursday Coventry ignoring recent studies published rain can be conclusively blamed Jit* .ly' **•’ * one month, S1S.3J Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m. Probate Court. chester Publlshino Co., 16 Bralnard tor three months, S30.70 for six in scientific journals that contra for the death of aquatic life Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Monday IS M E " S tM Of* year. Mall dict conventional acid rain The panelists said too little Second class postaoe paid at Man rotes are available on request. Planning and Zoning Commission, inland wetlands chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: theories. information exists to justify the Send address changes to the Man Andover meeting. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. •No Charge •No Donation Taken •Babysitting Provided UVM botanists Hubert Vogel- expenditure of large sums of chester Herald, P.O. Box J91, Town Council steering committee. Town Office mann and Robert Klein claim field money to reduce the sulfur dioxide Manchester, Conn. 06040. ftiir^*l«*'"*"*' '■•port a ne«» Building board room, 8 p.m. luSSiiVtyii®’’,."'**"'’* '“•P' eon Monday and experimental evidence impli The Friday discussion, billed as 64^3711. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. Planning and Zoning Commission, Andover Ele Wednesday Satellite view To subscribe, or to report a to s p.m. Monday through Fridov. cates acid precipitation and the a panel on the economic aspects of 6el very problem, call 647-9946. mentary School, 7:30 p.m.. Discussion of zoning School Building Committee, Coventry High School Oftlce hours are 8:30 o.m. to S:30 Church of Christ 394 Lydall St. aluminum it releases in the soil in The Manchester Herald Is a regulations with Zoning Board of Appeals and Hebron room 18, 7:30 p.m. the acid rain problem, was in effect p.m. Mondoy through Friday and 7 Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 1 p.m. EDT shows the widespread death of trees on to United Press Interna- Planning Commission. Patriots Park Committee, Patriots Park all- an assault on the increasingly to to a.m. Saturday. Delivery tlpnal news services and Is a clouds producing some light showers and thundershowers over Camel’s Hump, a central Vermont should be mode by S p.m. Monday accepted theory that midwestem Audit Bureau of Board of Tax Review hearing of citizen complaints seasons lodge, 7:30 p.m. much of the south and central portions of the west, the northeast and mountain. riirough Friday ond by 7:30 a.m. fossil fuel plant emissions are Saturday. circuidtlont. on motor vehicle assessments. Town Office Building, Public hearing on forestry managment control. Manchester southern Florida. Almost clear skies extend from the Carolinas Their work, and similar studies responsible for a number of. 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. Town Office Building, 6 p.m through Texas and the north central states into Canada. in Germany and Ontario, are the eastern environmental problems. * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Sept. 24. 1983 MANCH»iaTER HERALD, Saturday. St t. 24, 1983 — s U.S./World Physician who often raped ST E R In Brief HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High ProMura Powtr Wmhing ‘Doomsday’ move planned iaces nine years in prison AAR O N C O O K Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood Bldad HomM. WASHINGTON — President Reagan's MANCHESTER “Doomsday” flying command post for use in AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - Instead Jackson, clad HEATING OIL MAK Painting national emergencies will be moved from an Air Dr, Edward Jackson Jr., for the first time publicly Force*base in Maryland to a secret location less who admitted in court that in a prisoner's orange 643-2659 vulnerable to surprise nuclear attack, it was “occasionally I lose my jump suit, said he wanted H QUALITY SERVICE VI ACCflPT revealed Friday. battle with the angel of to set straight a matter According to a censored version of testimony at death,” was sentenced that “irritated” him — the a secret House Appropriations subcommittee Friday to at least 191 prosecution's accusation cAu 5 6 8 -3 5 0 0 ' hearing held in May, the sophisticated E-4B years in prison for com that he could have con HAS IT! aircraft will be transferred from Andrews Air mitting dozen of rapes and trolled himself if he tried. A Force Base only 10 miles from the White House to sexual assaults. “In the course of taking CUNUFFE AUTO BODY 1 / a more remote area. Jackson, 39-year-old care of patients, occasion ROUTS M TALCOTTVILLI,CT. The new basing, probably somewhere in the physician, was convicted ally I lose my battle with w Middle West, would make the plane less Thursday of 60 felonies — the angel of death,” said vulnerable to Soviet submarines prowling off the including 21 rapes — by a Jackson, an internist and S 24MLT0WIN6 Atlantic coast within a few minutes missile- seven-man, five-woman father of two teenage 763 on d 191 Mom $i . Monchvofar striking time of Andrews. jury that rejected his plea daughters. 643-0016 FEATURING THIS WEEK ... fhctxa 643-1191 or 643-1900 The testimony was made public Friday. that he was legally insane “The prosecution in the eCOMPUTi COUieiON RiPAIR • Cooibrook Moll. Monoficid The E-4B, a modified Boeing 747 jumbo jet with and driven for seven ye course of doing its duty... ePOMIION AND AMtlHCAN CARB Phon* 4S6-1141 ultra-sophisticated communications and compu ars to repeatedly attack has suggested that when I Sinre 1947 iAsrmiN coNmeneuTi ters, is kept on a 24-hour-a-day readiness status and rape women. came face to face with my I Art iCunlif/ef Prop. lEAmn Fuu snvtct ortKiAmi for possible use. An innocent man who evil compulsion that I did resembled Jackson had not apply myself dili AUTOMATIC ALARM & SECURITY ENEIGT SAVING Watt weighing options spent five years in prison gently and studiously and STEVENSON'S STOIM PtME AWMNGS for crimes committed by I feel that as least as WINDOWS IfPUCEMENT 6 WASHINGTON — Interior Secretary James the Columbus doctor — irritated as if they said I T! __ Sarvicanter, Inc. 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TIRES - TUNEUPS - TEXACO PRODUCTS following the secretary's description of members wife took the stand — had That will not be 401-405 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CT. ..gJ.... 649-1106 of a coal leasing advisory board as a black, a his say Friday. permitted.” Phone; 649-5533 BOB STEVENSON SIDING JOS Main St. Manchester, Cf. woman, “two Jews and a cripple.” When asked if he had Following Jackson's Abl« Home Improvement Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd intro any statement, he tried to statements. Judge Fred leoNtMuaAi MDUSTWAl tCSUXMnAl duced a sense of the Senate resolution calling on muster an apology for the erick Williams, a visiting “Your Comploto Romodollng Sorvlco” (203) 643.6843 Reagan to demand Watt's resignation, but it was packed Summit County Columbus judge who heard the case in Akron on Room AddHIona - Porch Endosuioa • Roofing - OVffN 4 not taken up immediately. Common Pleas LEDOUX ELECTRIC ff Mdtng - Solar Oroonhouaoa - Kllchona • In- The White House sought to put a damper on the courtroom. a change of venue, then VCAN3_, read a four-page sentence •ulat^ RoplacamanI Ooora S WIndotara. SffNVICi controversy. “I am sorely tempted to (2031 « 4 V-4 4 7 e ^mtematic t^ieucm & Seauity White House spokesman Larry Speakes testily that also included $131,250 V TOTAL FIRE 6 BURGUR ALARM PROTE(TTK)N try to tender an apology at in fines plus court costs. tk«H.d a ROBERT F. LEDOUX told reporters, “The president retains confidence this time,” he began as Ren Codstt, 531 Porker Street Inivrsd in him until I tell you different.” He could have received CemplotG Installation of even his lawyers leaned 1,370 years in prison. Owner 643-9966 NEW CONSTRUCnON - REPAIRS - REWIRING Watt called Rep. Manuel Lujan Jr., R-N.M., forward. ranking Republican on the House Interior Jackson's arrest a year SERVKES CNANOSD - APPUANaS MSTAUED Tglaphone Jacks and Systems Gesturing like an orator ago led to the release of an SWIMMMG POOL WHIMO - OUTDOOR UGNTMO Committee, Friday and congressional sources MANCHESTER. CT 06040 said he was sounding out other Capitol Hill and speaking in a mea innocent look-alike, Wil ABSinONS - REC ROOMS • WATER HEATERS sured tone, he said he was liam Jackson, 31, who had t t i supporters and leaders on his plans. 4 v4 “The secretary told the congressman that at resisting “that tempta been wrongly convicted of "Serving Mamckeeter Fo r Over SO Yvarv" this time he is not going to resign,” said Lujan tion because it would be two rapes now charged to EAST W EST IMPORTS spokesman Steve Goldstein. “The congressman suspect in its sincerity the doctor. FaeMomMdOMtal told me the secretary was very enthusiastic and and I really think that any “Now he can start doing Pentiuni^ The Florist said he is not going to resign.” apology ought to be at some of the time I did,” NOW least as personal and DR. EDWARD JACKSON JR. Mmmimc 24 BIRCH ST. William Jackson, who is Every Home Should Have TEL. 643-6247 intimate as the injury.” . . . makes apology no relation, said Friday, Oriental Ruga Cardinal Medeiros buried For All Your Mood* M eVwMMnSIS RIIISS 643-4444 At Least One — F.T.D. FALL RIVER, Mass. — Cardinal Humberto TRAVELolNSURANCE 6 4 3 -5 6 9 2 MASTER CHARGE Medeiros, a man who rose from mill floor 391 Brond 8 t, Mnneheeter 111 Cealar St, ( AMERICAN EXFRESS WORLD WIDE sweeper to become spiritual leader of 2 million M incfceiier, CL SMOKE DETECTOR SERVICE Roman Catholics, was buried in his hometown 2-year-old tells police she saw 646-ro o e Friday next to his parents in a simple family plot. To Save Lives And Property! Some of the church's highest clergy and WE SERVICf AND INSTAU INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL government leaders joined 5,000 mourners and the man who killed her family B&l ENTERPRISES 8FECIAUZINQ IN AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION bereaved family members in quiet, somber rites Msnchaatar, Conn. SUPERIOR MUFFLERS HEATING and SHEET METAL at St. Patrick's Cemetery marking the final S farewell to a man eulogized as a "genuine saint” • SPnAYIN Q DON WHUS GARAGE, WC. at a funeral mass in Boston. FORT WAYNE, Ind. 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We offer local bell type alarms, or you may have your system go to to Fail River, the city he immigrated to as a rest of her family told police she before Osborne took a new job in funeral, saw only one man with a •STUMP QRINDIWQ Propane Cylinders Filled 166 TUNN EL RD. saw the man who shined a flashlight, who hit her with his fist, Air Conditioning Service our central station. Every type of residence and business has its own personality VERNON, CT. 06066 teenager with his poor family from the April as editorial page editor of the •SNOWPLOyriNQ n m iP H O tlf ~ le MAIN STIVfEV when it comes to protecting and installing a security system or fire protection sys Portuguese Azores. flashlight in her eyes and beat her, Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. police said. She recalled very little W .«eai MANCHESTER. CONN 0« 0<0 871-1111 officers said Friday. else. - * Insurod 0 LIcanaad • Conn. ArbotM aaiTi tem. Medeiros died last Saturday at age 67 from The Rev. Lloyd Haney called the We would hope that you find dealing with Automatic Alarm & Security, a Manches complications following open-heart surgery. Caroline Osborne, who was attack on the Osborne family “the “She knew basically what hap Bruce Lltvinchyk beaten and sexually assaulted in work of twisted minds.” pened to her,” Engle said. “She ter alarm company, a most satisfying experience with a personal touch. We have E the attack that killed her father, accounts from Danbury Ct. to Cape Cod Mass. No job is too big or too small. “We don’t see the sense in this didn't see what all happened” 646-3425 MANCHESTER OVER 45 Foot fetishist strikes mother and brother, told a police tragedy,” he said, his voice elsewhere in the house. The For all your security needs, UL listed equipment, professionally installed and reli ably serviced, our security systems are as easy to use as your telephone or locking TEARS QUINCY, Mass. — Police believe an apparent social worker that the man who frequently breaking with emotion flashlight was not found in the TELEPHONE 649-6713 [lS0^2)(jh(IK!^ entered her room was “light . as he remembered Osborne, a htime. your door. Call Bob Barker at 643-6843 for service on a Security System you may now MEMORIAL CO. EXPERIENCE foot fetishist who assaulted a fifth-grade girl at a skinned,” police spokesman Tom Randolph elementary school last week may have former deacon, and his wife, who Investigators, who were finish have or a quotation on a new Security System for your home or place of business. 0pp. East Cemalary Engle said. worked in the church’s day care ing a laborious room-by-room INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY, Inc. "Our Business Is Your Security!" CALL 649-5807 been involved in two almost identical incidents at PAUL SHIUMIIIS EAS-eve-HeAD raoTecTioh Quincy schools in 1981 and 1982. But Engle said police did not center. “But God has not let us search for clues in the Osborne m s im consider that statement a clear home, were pleased with the 04.H.A. APPaOVED ITEMS - QLOVES In each case, police said a man in his 20s down. That is not his way.” GENERAL LANOSCAPING UMFOSMS • MATS - HOtt • TUSINO QUALITY HARRISON ST. entered an elementary school and apparently indication of her assailant's race. The three victims were clubbed results of Caroline's interview FiaST AID a nRE protection MANCHESTER P Police also have not ruled out the to death in the invasion of their ■ Wednesday with a police victim AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE MEMURIALS tried to become sexually stimulated by touching the feet of a little girl. All of the victims were fifth possibility there was more than Fort Wayne home last weekend. assistance specialist. is Gtm 8B.^OX 945 — TB: 643-5107 graders. one attacker. Investigators believe Caroline was "We feel that the information we About 300 relatives and friends beaten until she was unconscious ^ obtained from her was very good Call For Fraa EaUmata Parents demanded the principal of Donovan S WOODLAND ST. Elementary School in Randolph be ousted for packed a small Presbyterian and left for dead. Dressed in a and very fruitful,” Engle said. 17 church outside Kansas City Friday bloody nightgown, she wandered The Osbornes were to be crem MANCHESTER, CONN. EVERYTHING IN GLASS “total incompetency'' in failing to protect their 06040 "WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT" 643-2072^^^^P children after a fifth grader was assaulted there morning for services for Dan alone through the family home ated and buried Saturday in a Sept. 16. 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American ships have ho some 14 nautical miles sisting an American flight recorder Angiulo, 64, who was not represented by a isted signals indicating northwest of the Soviet intelligence-gathering op equipment. PLD.FA8HIQNEPJ»RICE8^ 649-3589 lACK BERTRAND 643-1262 lawyer in the hour-long arraignment, had an underwater operation Union's tiny Moneron Is eration. Washington de “During the past 24 ^Tuo8^thrusatr^niii*s '[V Ibit le Sloe I Shop innocent plea entered on his behalf,by U.S„ under way,” said Mari land, west of the Russian- nies the allegation. hours, U.S. 7th Fleet units Magistrate Lawrence Cohen. The others each time Safety Agency offi held Sakhalin Island. Kijima said a 19-vessel continued search activi 'UniMX-Full Servic# Haintyling 2 Speeiattaing fn Winaa pleaded innocent. cial, Hirohsi Kijima. The The main objective of Soviet flotilla, including a ties in international wa I An allied underboss to reputed New England underwater search came the search is the so-called 12,000-ton rescue ship ^nd ters,” the Navy bulletin Haircuts ’5 l^erms $20 MERCURY T fo ft OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE , Mafia.-dnief Raymond L.S. Patriarca, Angiulo after the U.S. ships again black box containing a 15,000-ton oil dredger, is said. 654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. ■ was held without bail and returned to a Concord, Cialf for appointments 643-1442 heard electronic beeps flight data and cockpit searching for the wreck T h e ' Pine Shopping Plase I N.H. jail, with three other defendants. emanating from the voice recordings. 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Richard M. Diamond and Thomas J. Hooper, Co-Publishers V., Dan Fitts. Editor . . Alex Girelll. City Editor-* OPINION N Here’s calendar of October Northeast events by Mozart, Janacek, Brahms. Symphony Hall. Oct. 1. “ The Diary of Anne Frank,” by Frances Goodrich ftv United Press International M r I m Ice Capades. Civic Center. Oct. 11-16. and Albert Hackett. Oct. 27-Nov. 26. nikhllghts of entertainment, arts and cultural ■ AUGUSTA 'The Oak Ridge Boys with Michael Murphey. Civic events around the Northeast in October, by state: At the August Civic Center: ' Center. Oct. 21. Rhode Island J a c k ... Tommy ^ r s e y Orchestra Cabaret with Buddy ■ TOP8FIELD Morrow conducting. Oct. 22. Topsfield Fair. On Route 1. Oct. 1-10. m PROVIDENCE ^ , lAnderaon “ Oliver.” Performing Arts O nter. Sept. 30-Oct. I. Democratic maverick gears for '88 Conndcttcut Oak Ridge Boys with Michael Murphey. Oct. 23. ■ WALTHAM “ The Physicists,” a bizarre comedy by Friedrich ■ PORTLAND “ Rodgers k Hart - A Musical CelebraUon.” Washington ■ BRIDGEPORT Durrenmatt. Rhodie Island College Theater. Oct. 6-9. At the Cumberland County Civic Center; Spingold Theater Arts Center, Brandels University. “ Busby,” a glittering musical. Downtown Cabaret ^ n Vereen. Providence Performing Arts Center. WASHINGTON - It’s nothing ^mentioned no names, bpt the Rights Amendment (which he Marry-Qo-Round Sesame Street Live. Sept. 28-Oct. 2. Theater. Through Oct. 15. Oct. 5-9. 7 political world knows that supports) is important, “ itisA’t Grateful Dead. Oct. 18. Oct. 23. unusual when an old political V 'C A S T WINDSOR V WORCESTER Blue Oyster Cult. Oct. 21 (tentative). war-horse lectures younger Jack Qermond former Vice President Walter even close to arms control’ ’ as a “ Hello Dolly. ’ ’ Coachlight Dinner Theater. Through Alvin Lee with special guest Humble Pie. E.M. whippersnappers running for Mondale is expected to receive national priority. Nov. 27. . Heart. Oct. 23. Loew’s. Oct. 1. Vermont president that they're all wrong the AFL-CIO's endorsement One who agrees with Biden is ■ GROTON Lionel Richie. The Centrum. Oct. 5. Pete Fountain and his New Orleans jazz band. m STRATTON in how they're going about it. a n d next month and that he has been Sen. Carl Levin of Michigan. Open house. Naval Submarine Base New London. Ma9uichu$9tt» Mechanics Hall. Oct. 7. 20th Annual Stratton Arts Festival, featuring particularly criticized for prac Levin says he is considering O ct 15. But when they’re told off by a Jules Witcover “ Oliver.” E.M. Loew’s. Oct. 10. current works of 300 of Vermont’s painters, sculptors, young upstart like 40-year-old ticing special-interest politics. writing an open letter to all the ‘Plumber' ■ HARTFORD m BOSTON photographers and designer craftspeople. Through “ Brothers,” with Carroll “ Archie Bunker” O’Con Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom on Ice. The Centrum. Democratic Sen. Joseph Biden Syndicated columnists Biden said there is a differ Democratic presidential candi Houston Ballet performs Sleeping Beauty at Oct. 10. Bushnell Hall. Oct. 7-8. nor. Colonial Theater. Through Oct. 8. Oct. 11-16. of Delaware, junior to all seven ence between pandering for dates, after consultation with Peter Serkin, pianist, performs with the Hartford Boston Syibphony Orchestra. Seiji Ozawa conduct A Night With The Stars, featuring Tony Bennett, declared candidates of his support from various groups like-minded senators, echoing probed Sarah Vaughn and special added attraction Buddy Symphony Orchestra. Oct. 4-5. ing. Symphony Hall. Oct. 1,4, 7, 8, 11,13,14, 15. New York party, folks notice. and coalition-building. The one Biden's lament and underscor The Hartford Stage Company presents “ And A “ The Wiz,” with Stephanie Mills. Musical version of Rich and his band. The Centrum. Oct. 19. m NEW YO RK CITY Delegates to the New Jersey promises. each group every ing that the party should call for Nightingale Sang” by C.P. Taylor. Oct. 4-6. the Wizard of Oz. Shubert Theater. Through Oct. 2. Boston Celtics vs. Los Angeles Lakers exhibition Broadway openings: Democratic convention in candidates. Sens. John Glenn later in the Senate dining room, thing, he says; the other brings truly shared sacrflces in deal by SBA American Repertory Theater of Cambridge, Mass., Flying Karamazov Brothers, five-man comedy- basketball game. The Centrum. Oct. 22. “ Zorba,” starring Anthony Quinn, Oct. 13. and Fritz Hollings, also spoke at said it wasn’t so. groups together for common ing with the country’s budget presents Sheridan’s “ The School for Scandal,” juggling troupe. Wilbur Theater. Through Oct. 2. Maynard Ferguson. E.M. Loew’s. Oct. 28. Atlantic City last week, where Jeffrey Ballet, City Center, Oct. 18-Nov. 13. directed by Jonathan Miller, the producer-director of “ All Night Strut.” Next Move Theater. Through Biden committed this very the state convention, Biden He is up for re-election to a purposes, encouraging com woes. “ We’ve got to pinch every Metropolitan Opera, Metropolitan Opera House effrontery, not only noticed but clearly stole the show: He was third term next year, he noted, promise among them on priori- toe in the shoe," Levin says, BBC’s Shakespeare Plays Series, at the University of Oct. 2. New Hampshire WASHINGTON — Nearly a; “ Doonesbury,” new musical by Gary Trudeau, with throughout October. whooped and applauded their the voice of the younger politi is a heavy favorite, and could Ues. The trouble with the rather than promising everyb Hartford’s Lincoln Theater. New York City Opera, New York State Theater decade after the “summer of Connecticut Opera performs Rodgers and Ham- music by Elizabeth Swados. Wilbur Theater. Oct. B-30. m DURHAM approval when he accused the cal generation expressing its become chairman of the Senate present batch of candidates, he ody everything. throughout October. judgment,” a bit player in th e ' merstein’s South Pacific at Bushnell Hall. Oct. 14. Joan Baez. Symphony Hall. Oct. 16. “ The Fantasticks.” University of New Hampshire Democratic presidential field impatience and exasperation at Judiciary Committee if the said, is “ they, or the profession Where all this leads to as far New York Film Festival, Alicee Tully Hall through Watergate drama is once again ■ NEW HAVEN Ringling Bros., Barnum & Bailey Circus. Boston Theater, Paul Creative Arts Center. Oct. 5-8. collectively of risking defeat in its elders (and contemporary Democrats take control. His als who advise them, think they as Biden’s political career is ■ MANCHESTER Oct. 9. under criminal Investigation. “ The Hero With lA Thousand Faces.” by the Garden. Oct. 19-30. 1984 by pandering to special Sen. Gary Hart, age 45) for concern, he said, is that by have to nail down every pres concerned, the young Delawa “ Blithe Spirit." Lyric Stage. Through Oct. 23. “ Orpheus Ih the Underworld,” featuring Imogene ■ BUFFALO National Theater of the Deaf. Lyman Auditorium, Jean-Luc Ponty. Kleinhans Music Hall. Oct. 5. interests. Biden named no letting the Democratic Party, pandering to the special inter sure group in order to win. That rean professes not to have the “Shear Madness,” comedy murder mystery. Cocp, King Donovan, Jan Curtis, Jeanne Ommerle He is Felipe De Diego, one of the* Southern Connecticut State University. Oct. I. The Payolas. Uncle Sam’s Club, Cheektowaga. Oct. names, but didn’t have to. once recognized as "the engine ests and not calling the party doesn’t make moral sense or faintest clue. Many Democrats Yale Repertory Theater presents George Bernard Charles Playhouse. and Robert Orth. Opera New England, Palace White House “ plumbers.” He was,^ 6. of the national interest,” be back to its highest motivations, political sense." have already urged him to run Shaw’s Major Barbara, Oct. 4-22. ■ NEWTON Theater. Oct. 14. The party, he said, needs a part of the burglary crew that’ ' Dizzy Gillespie. University at Buffalo Alumni political leadership prepared to come “ perceived as little more the party’s candidates could kill for president, he says, and he ■ SALISBURY Gilbert
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It's easy for a writer in America at the attractive woman across the . •! to make people laugh by poking fun way, thinking non-musical little at anidhing cultural, artistic or thoughts: intellectual. It’s easy because Andy • Could Louis Armstrong have people think they ought to under played in the Philharmonic? Could stand or appreciate those things iRooney that Philharmonic trumpet player but they often don’t, so when stay with Benny Goodman?” someone suggests it’s all nonsense Syndicated • If the Philharmonic were anyway, they laugh with relief. Columnist broadcast like a sports event and The other reason it’s easy to have Leonard Bernstein were in the fun with art, culture and intellectu announcing booth, would he point ality is that there's so much fake out errors the conductor was art, pretentious culture and so making?" many imitation intellectuals monic. You don't just applaud • Is the worst piece of Beethov around. ' when you feel like it. You applaud en’s music better than the best Last evening, I sat in a box at the in approved gaps in the music. You popular song ever written? season's first performance by the follow the people who know where All symphonies end with a ; New York Philharmonic Orches those places are. If you applaud musical cliche. There is a lot of tra at Lincoln Center. Because I do when youl feet like it, you make a loud noise that makes them all t o not appreciate or understand the fool of yourself at the Philhar sound like the 1812 Overture. great Iwlk of the music they play, I monic. You never boo, no matter At the end, I stood when the am tempted to appeal to the how badly the musicians play. others stood. They shouted audience I know is out there for “ bravo” and I clapped but I didn’t jokes about it. BECAUSE 1 DID not understand really make much noise doing it. L ’f H the phonic subtleties of a piece by just wanted them to think I was one I ’M NOT going to do it though Gustav Mahler, I sat there, staring of them but I wasn’t. iCHE3TC:R, CONN M Hdll because I wish I liked good music better. I am respectful of people ' %■ who do and consider them superior Where wee this building? to myself. I don’t know what's Engagements wrong with me. m It was the first Masonic Hall or temple and was moved to Birch Street. It was Rudolf Serkin was the soloist and m and stood on land west of the present converted into a theater and later he’s one of the greatest pianists in temple on East Center Street. The converted to a store, before housing the the world. I appreciate his techni cal expertise. He hits those little building, known as the Academy flower shop. This old photo was keys, all so close together, without Building, is now the home of Pentland enlarged from a postcard. It was loaned ever hitting one next to the one he's ■ ■* ■ Mrs. Aihod DerAprahamian Mrs. Dominic Marandino Jr. Mrs. Robert G. DIManno Mrs. William A. Edwards it. Florist on Birch Street. The existing to the Herald by John Nelson, senior after, by mistake. I don't know temple was built in 1925. Th e Academy Warden of Manchester Lodge 73. what the composer is trying to do DerApralUimian-Capello Building was partially destroyed by fire though. How did ihe composer Marandino-Andreo DiManno-Shorts Edwards-Marsland know when he was finished? What does he mean by these sounds or Gina Mari6 Capello, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. News for Senior Citizens doesn't he mean anything? Should Karen Andreo, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tammi Lee Shorts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marcia Mary Marsland, daughter of Mrs. Isabell Rudolph Ek' Capello Sr. of Manchester, and Ashod they make me think? If so, of Andreo of 396 Bush Hill Road, and Dominic Arthur B. ShorU of 481 Porter St., and Robert Gerard Marsland of Meriden, and William A. Edwards of 839 DerAprahamian, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zaven Marandino Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic DIManno, son of Mrs. Lorraine DiManno Warren of E. Center St., son of Alfred Eklwards of 172 Mountain what? 'DerAprahamian of West Hartford, were married Marandino of Simsbury, were married Aug. 6 at Trumbull and the late C. Gerard DiManno, were Road, were married Aug. 13 at St. Rose Church, A ' box at the Philharmonic Sept. 18 in St. George Armenian Church, Hartford. Assumption Church. married Sept. 17 in Emanuel Lutheran Church. Meriden. sounds better than it is. Avery The Rev. Yeprem Kelegian officiated at the double Julie leaves the center The Rev. George LaLiberte officiated at the mass The Rev. Dale H. Gustafson performed the double Fisher Hall is rectangular and the ring ceremony. Lucy Hamalian was organist. The and double ring ceremony. The bride was given in The Rev. Paul F. Kenefick officiated at the double ring ceremony. Mel Lumpkin was organist. The bride box seats are not angled toward the bride was given in marriage by her father. mal-riage by her father. ring ceremony. Ron Ebrecht of New Haven was Editor’s note: This column Is call Daniels at 646-3012. crafts. BuspickupatSa.m.; return was given in marriage by her father. stage. They face directly across Jill Capello of Santa Monica, Calif., sister of the Ann Andreo of Manchester, sister of the bride, was organist and Christina Sokolowskl of Meriden was prepared by the staff of the Sue Tyler, a Manchester High trips at 12:30 and 3:15 p.m. l erri Longo, sister of the bride, was matron of honor bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Sossi maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Randazzo of soloist. The bride was given in marriage by her Manchester Senior Citizens Cen School teacher, invites seniors to Thursday: 9:30 a.m., basket the hall so you're looking, not at the and Laura Johnson of Manchester was maid of honor. DeRian of Hartford, sister of the groom, Kohar Wethersfield, sister of the bride, Ann Marandino and cousin, Lawrence Burke of Meriden. ter. It appears on Wednesdays and travel with her class to Boston Oct. weaving and quilting classes; 10 stage, but at the people in the boxes Bridesmaids were Valerie Martin of Manchester, Barghamian of Cliffside Park, N.J., and Linda Haleof Elizabeth Marandino of Simsbury, sisters of the Mrs. Kathleen Vance of Clinton, sister of the bride, Saturdays. 20, for 310.70. You may join the a.m., orchestra rehearsal; noon, across the way. 'There was an Julie Baker of Hartford, Ann-Marie Grimes of Rhode South Windsor. groom, Victoria Andreo of East Hartford, Karen was matron of honor. Carroll Cowing of Manchester group or have a day on your own. lunch; 1 p.m., program featuring attractive woman over there but Island and Dorria Marsh, niece of the groom, of Wayne Klapprodt of Arlington, Mass, was best man. Rodegher of East Hartford, and Barbara Luko of New and Claire Tillson of Bridgeport were bridesmaids. By Jeanette Cave You may register no later than singer and guitarist. Bus pickup at that wasn’t what I had been invited Laurie Ann Coralli Trumbull. Tracy Shorts of Manchester, sister of the Leslie-Ann Andross Ushers wei^e David Bisley of West Hartford, Vahik York. Thomas Mott of Hebron was best man. Ushers were Senior Center Director Oct. 3, with Sue (646-1030). 10 a.m.; return after program. ‘ bride, was flower girl, and Danielle Marsh of to see, so I craned my neck to look William A. Brown Alkhazian of Hartford, and Edward Sayadzadeh of Peter Marandino of Simsbury, brother of the Richard Knight of Southington an(| Robert Taylor of On Thursday, Sept. 29, the center Friday: 9:30 a.m., duckpin bo Trumbull, niece of the groom, was junior bridesmaid. at the orchestra. CUffside Park, N. J. groom, was best man. Ushers were Loren Andreo Jr., Higganum. Last Thursday, the center said will present Kerry O’Keefe, a wling at Holiday Lanes; 10 a.m., CorBlIi-Wilson After a reception at Capra's in Newington, the of Simsbury, brother of the bride, Michael Andreo of Josepn Longo, brother-in-law of the bride, was best After a reception at the Yankee Silversmith Inn in goodbye to one member of its staff, Manchester Community College bingo; exercise with Cleo; noon, couple left on a wedding trip to Aruba. They will make MY NECK WAS further craned Andross-Brown East Hartford, brother of the bride, and John Andreo man. Ushers were Todd Shorts, brother of the bride Wallingford, the couple left on a motoring trip along Julie Patulak, who worked as the student, who will entertain with lunch; 12:30 p.m., setback games. their home in West Hartford. by the fact that the steel railing Rodolfo Coralli of 84 School of Manchester, brother of the bride, Gary Robbins of and Ken Wojnarowski and John Whalen, all of the coast of Maine. They are making their home in cook for the meals program. Julie her guitar and songs. Members of Bus pickup at 8 a.m.; return trips The bride is a 1977 graduate of South Windsor High was directly in my line of sight with Road, Bolton, announces the en East Hartford, Thomas Moriarty of East Hartford, Manchester, and Doug Drapeau of Meriden. Manchester. leaves to take a full-time job in the center’s executive committee after lunch and 3:15 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. An School. She is employed by Hartford Insurance Group and Paul Randazzo of Wethersfield. After a reception at Vito's Birch Mountain Inn, the Manchester. Her presence and will explain their functions and the conductor. dross of 229 Felt Road, South gagement of his daughter, Laurie The bride received her bachelor of science and as an actuarial analyst. The groom is a graduate of After a reception at the Hotel Summitt in Hartford couple left on a wedding trip to Virginia Beach. They good cheer that brought smiles ur''-pcojects they’re working on. On Bowing scoros Inevitably I started drawing Windsor, announce the engage Ann Coralli, to Mark Meredith Conard High School, West Hartford and attended the couple left on a wedding trip to Aruba. They will will make their home in Bridgeport. master's in science degrees in mathematics from many will be missed. The seniors Oct. 6, we will be entertained by High single women — Harriet comparisons to my box seat at the ment of their daughter, Leslie-Ann Wilson, son Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hartford State Technical School and is employed by make their home in Rocky Hill. Southern Connecticut State University. She is and staff wish Julie the best of luck our own "Sunshiners." On Oct. 13,. Giordano, 173, and Hi triple — New York Giants football games. Andross, to William Alan Brown of Wilson of Oxford, Mass. The bride is a 1982 graduate of Manchester High employed as a teacher by the Manchester Board of The bride-elect is a 1983 gradu Coleco Industries as a junior engineer. The bride is a graduate of Boston College and is in her future endeavors. The lunch Irwin Booker of Northeast Utilities Betty Carpenter, 449. Men high My seat there is on the 10 yard line 244 McKee St.. School. She is employed by Donwell Co. of Education. The groom received his bachelor and ate of Greater Hartford Commun employed by Andy's Supermarkets. The groom is a Manchester. The groom is a 1978 graduate of program will continue to operate will speak on energy conservation single and triple Charlie Glode but the action moves up and down The prospective bridegroom is master's degrees in science from Central Connecticut while we search fora replacement.' the son of Mrs. James Varrelman ity College for Nursing. She plans graduate of Central Connecticut State College and is Manchester High School and is employed by Sobell and will distribute energy kits. 207 and 540. the field so sometimes it's directly employed by Sav-More Supermarkets. State University and is also employed as a teacher in Details are being finalized wUb of Manchester and Alan Brown of to seek employment In Builders of Stratford. Congratulations to Kay Hen in front of me and the seat is so high . Manchester. the Arthritis Foundation on the drickson, our oil painting instruc Wodhetday pinoclile East Hartford. Massachusetts. formation of an Arthritis Support tor, who will be celebrating her Peter Casella, 625; Grace Wind that I never miss anything any The bride-elect is a graduate of The prospective bridegroom is a . Group to start Monday, Oct. 24. 30th wedding anniversary. Best sor, 615; Bob Aheara, 593; Ann way. Last night, the box was way South Windsor High School. She graduate of Assumption College The number of people who at wishes for a speedy recovery to Fisher, 574; Bess Moonan, 565; back where the side meets the attended Bay Path Junior College, and is attending the University of A b o u t Town tended the arthritis sessions run by Frank Ringrose, who is in Man Martin Bakstan, 562; Ruth Howell, balcony. It was the equivalent of a East Longmeadow, Mass, and is Massachusetts Medical Schoolv-Aj the Public Health Nurses Associa- chester Memorial Hospital. Your 562; Helen Silver, 557. seat low in the end zone at Giants attending Connecticut Institute of Nov. 5 wedding is planned in St; ' tlon clearly demonstrated the need cards would be appreciated. Stadium and the ball never moves Hair Design in East Hartford. She Maurice Church, Bolton. Coventry minister to speak Exposition in West Springfield, Mass. to continue the subject matter on Bridgs scorus downfield at the Philharmonic. will graduate this year. She is an informal basis. A person who The quilt, designed by Marge Knight, is a Schadula lor tha waok Jack Owen, 4,600; Helen At Giants games, the reaction of employed at the Weathervane of The Rev. Robert Bechtold of Coventry will report on has arthritis or wants more Monday: 7:30 a.m.. Men’s Golf Bensche, 3,950; Ruth Regan, 3,470; Manchester. ,multi-coIored scrap bag quilt bordered in navy blue the audience is spontaneous. We the establishment of a new Northeast Regional Center information on the topic will find League; 9:30 a.m. ceramics class; Hans Bensche, 3,040; George Val- The prospective bridegroom is a prints. It will be on display at the expo until Sunday cheer when our team is good, boo The Solomon Islands, a Melane for Heifer Project International, Sunday at 6; 30 p.m. the group very educational. If 10 a.m. bingo; noon, lunch; 12:30 lone, 3,040. graduate of Manchester High sian archipelago in the western and will be for sale at the South Methodist Church fair when it's bad. There is no reason to at United Methodist Church in Stratford. Oct. 15. you're interested, contact the p.m., pinochle games; 1 p.m., School and Porter and Chester Pacific Ocean, were sighted in 1568 Dr. Darrell Huddleston of Ceres, Calif., will be the office. nutrition class. Bus pickup at 8 Monu for woofc think that the members of the Institute of Enfield. He is em / by an expe^tion from Peru. featured speaker at the potiuck supper meeting. It’s not too late to join fall a.m.; return trips after lunch and Monday: minestrone soup, sa Philharmonic are any better musi ployed at Canberra Industries of Britain established a protectorate Pastor Bechtold is chairman of the Farm Develop Historical cookery is topic activities. Classes in nutrition, 3:15 p.m. lami and cheese on rye, tropical cians than the Giants are athletes Meriden. An April 28,1984 wedding in the 1890s over most of the group. ment Committee. exercise, oil painting, ceramics Tuesday: 8:30 a.m.. Women's fruit, beverage. is planned at Wapping Community The Manchester Historical Society will meet but there is a strict form to the Self-government came on Jan. 2. Through the project, small farmers around the and square dancing have already Golf League; 9 a.m., shopping bus; Tuesday: corned beef hash, Church, Congregational. Sunday at 2 p.m. at Whiton Memorial Library, 85 N. protocol of applause at the Philhar- 1976. world receive goats, cows, pigs, chickens and other started. Macrame, basketweav 9:30 a.m., oil painting class: 10 green beans, bread & butter, Main St. Blaine Cota Jr. will speak on "Pottles and small animals. In return, each recipient agrees to ing, quilting, crewel, social dance a.m., square dancing class; noon, lemon pudding, beverage. Pannikins," an exploration of New England haearth pass on the first offspring or to provide training for and reflnishing will be starting. lunch; 12:30 p.m., bus returns Wednesday: chicken gumbo cookery in the 17th and 18th centuries. another person in need. Check the office for dates and time. from shopping; 1 p.m., bowling at soup, turkey sandwich, gelatin Using colored slides, Cota will discuss the New Post Road reports that there are Parkade Lanes; 1:30 p.m., exer with topping, beverage. Englander's creative approach to cookery, stressing seats on the second bus available cise with Cleo. Thursday: baked beans, hot AARP plans trip methods, recipes, kitchen utensils and implements. on the fall foIiage/Gable Dinner Wednesday: 9 a.m., health dogs, com bread, ice cream, Cota, a painter and teacher, has bachelor and Manchester Green Chapter 2399, AARP, will meet Theater trip. If interested, call clinic; 9;30 a.m., crewel class; 10 beverage. master of fine aris degrees from Yale University hbu are invited to see in the parking lot of Cornmunity-Baptist Church, East Post Road at 644-1531. Seats are a.m.. Friendship Circle, pinochle Friday: tomato rice soup, egg Center Street Tuesday at 8 a.m. School of Fine Arts. He has taught at the University of also available on the West Poin- games; noon, lunch; 12:30 p.m., salad sandwich, dessert, The bus will be there to take members to the Connecticut and Eastern State University. He is t/Hyde Park trip. If interested. bridge game; 1 p.m., arts and beverage. Culinary Institute. president and founder of Heritance House, a project for preservation of New England heritage. and hear the inspirational... Free training series The program is open to the public. There is no admission. Refreshments will be served. Call The Cooperative Extension Service of the Univer A heifer is, being fed by a farm worker 646-4374. Births sity of Connecticut will present a free leadership who received the cow through the training series, beginning Thursday at the Tolland Agricultural Center, Route 30 and again on Oct. 6, at 7 Heifer Project International. WWI vets to meet Tolll, Karen Lynn, Tofil of Yarmouthport, Mrs. Urban J. Pauly of N.Y. She has a sister, BRECHEEM/raulKNER p.m. World War I veterans and auxiliary will meet daughter of Andrew P. Esther Shoup, extension home economist, will Mass. She has a sister Williamsville, N.Y. Her Jessica, 3‘A. Her mater Mrs. Kenneth Hicks Monday at 1:30 p.m. at the V.F.W. hall. RefreshmenU and Monica Lewis Tofll of .speak on "Making Meetings More Effective," Kristen, 20 months. paternal grandparents nal great-grandmother is from 1 to 6 p.m. Appointments can be made by donors will be served by the treasurer, and committee. 170 Briarwood Drive, was especially for officers of groups. Pre-rejistration are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mrs. James J. O'Connor by calling the local Red Cross office. Walk-ins and bora Sept. 1 at Manches required by calling the extension office, 878-3331.) Schneider, Susan Schneider of Auburn. of Buffalo, N.Y. first time donors are welcome. New classes at Rec ter M em orial. Hospital. Pauly, daughter of Robert Hicks-DelGiudice Red Cross has issued an urgent appeal for Type O Her maternal grandpar G. and Martha Pauly School having open house negative and positive and A negative and B negative The Manchester Recreation Department will ents are Mr. and Mrs. Schneider of 33 Wads donors. sponsor two new courses. “ Oh, My Aching Back" will Buckley School will have its annual open house John F. Lewis Sr. of worth St., was bora Sept. 6 Lorraine DelGiudice, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anyone in good health, between the ages of 18 and be offered Tuesdays from 7 to 8:18 p.m. at the Monday from 7 to 8 p.m. Windsor Locks. Her pat- at Manchester Memorial Marriage Richard DelGiudice of Marlborough, and Kenneth 66, and weighing at least 110 pounds, may be eligible to Mahoney Recreation Center on Cedar Street. Students may bring their parents to school and eraalA grandparents are Hospital. Her maternal Hicks of Coventry, son of Henry A. Hicks Jr. of 69 donate. Those 17 years of age may donate with a Red The course will include back anatomy and introduce them to their teachers at this time. PTA Mr. md Mrs. Richard grandparents are Mr. and Walker St., and the late Florence D. Hicks, former Cross permission slip signed by parent or guardian. structure, exercises to prevent back injuries, and the memberships will also be available. Join BARBARA for her member of the Manchester Herald staff, were Child care, with clowns and treats for the children, role of stress and nutrition in back problems. married Aug. 13 in St. John Fisher Church, will be available. Debbie Dauphinals, a registered physical therapist, Enrichment Marlborough. Meeting to rehearse will lead the class. Call 647-3089. 3RD The Rev. Felix McGuire officiated at the mass and Local artists priae winners The second course, entitled “ Great Religions of the double ring service. The bride was given in marriage Officers-elect of St. Margaret Circle, Daughters of World,” will meet Mondays from 7:30t^ 8; 30 p.m. at PuhHc Records ' by her father. Isabella, will meet Tuesday at 6 p.m. at St. Bridget The following Manchester residents were first prize the Mahoney Recreation Center, sj^akers will PANCAKE BREAKFAST Lauren DelGiudice of Marlborough, sister of the Church for an installation rehearsal. winners in the recent Craft Adventure competition include Rabbi Steven Chantinover on Judaism, There will be a Military Whist at First Federal Bank sponsored by the Eastern States Exposition in West Film Series bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Karen Ahmet Ray on India, Father Edmond O’Brien on QuRelalm ( tax paid) Spooner of Marlborough, Marybeth Kilduff of at 7 p.m. Admission fee is 31. Friends are welcome. Spriqgfield, Mass. Catholicism and Singh Sahib Guru John Gingh Khalsa John F. Flynn to Amelia Eugene and Anita Gi- SHE WORKS FOR YOU! Andover, Lynn Mayhew of New York. Loretta Fisher Vivlly Powers won In the area of primitives, hooked on the brotherhood of Sikh Dharma. Call 647-30M. H./Flynn, 32 Whitney rardin to Kathleen M. rugs and other items. Jeannette Szatkowski won In the of- Virginia, sister of the bride, and Karen Hence of Class member sought ~4ad. Descy and Steven A. Eck- South Windsor, sister of the groom, Tory Johnsey of area of pictorials and wall hangings. James D. Wilson house, 16-18 Trotter St„ 8KW a.m. to IKM p.m. won for macrame handbags, belts and jewelry. Kathy Volunteers sought Tuesday, Sept. 27th 7:30 p.m. Pennsylvania, Becky Rihm of Marlborough, and Members of the Glastonbury High School class of Warranly deeds 389,000. Brown of Coventry was the winner in the area of Teresa Gorman of New Jersey. Michelle Hicks, 1948 are seeking classmate Richard C. Bunker. The The Connecticut Valley East Branch of the William L. and Nancy Sunday S«pt. 25, 1983 daughter of the groom, was flower girl. original yam made rags. 35th reunion will be Nov. SatSp.m. at the Glastonbury American Red Cross is seeking people In Manchester N. Barron to John J. and Uane released Haig Shahverdian of Canton was best man. Ushers Hills Country Club. Call 643-4437 or 633-9927. and surrounding towns to be trained as disaster Paula M. Barry, 313 Hack Internal Revenue Ser Elks CiNb - Bisstll St were Vinny Chirico of East Hartford. Russ Cheese giveaway set service volunteers. matack St., 370,000. vice releases John D. and Manchotter, Coaa. "THE TROUBLE WITH US Kleinknecht of New Jersey, Rob Gottfried of West Family planning workshops Volunteers work with fire departmenU, dvU Oakland Development Roberta C. Roy, S5A Ra Hartford, Tim Fisher of Virginia, brother-in-law of The Manchester Area Conference of Churches will Corp. to Donald L. and BOLTON — A two-session natural family planning defense organizations and other public and private chel Road, 31.853.38. the bride, Clayton Hence of South Windsor, sponsor this month's cheese distribution Thursday Sharon M. Berger, Unit D, workshop for engaged and married couples will agencies that provide recovery services. Manchester Modes Em Jkhihs S I J S Seniors ft CMidren $1.00 brother-in-law of the groom, Pete DiFazio, of Bristol, from 3 to 6 p.m. at Center Congregational Church on Buullding 93, Ridgefield conducted in St. Maurice Parish Center, 22 Hebron People of all ages are needed. Call 643-8111. ployees Credit Union re IS ME" Jim Juliano of Vernon, Ray Tsukroff of Hartford. Center Street. Road, Sunday and Oct. 23, at 7 p.m. Condominium, 383,500. leases Richard J. Michael Hicks of Coventry, son of the groom, was ring Blue cards may be presented for Identification. Sedmar N.V. Co. to AIL YOU CAN EAT! •No Charge •No Donation Taken •Babyaitting Provided The general introduction is free. This is the first DIGreggork). bearer. New applications wll be accepted. Thiose applying Run for hope Alice P. Ross and Eliza hour of the first session. A fee of 328 is charged for After a reception at the Italian American Club, East must have proof of Income and Social tecurity beth A. Decormier, Unit those couples who stay for the full instruction. The fee J.C. Penney Catalog will sponsor a five-mile road Hartford, fbe couple left on a wedding trip to Hyannis, number. Only those people who have already FS, Woodland Manor Con covers both sessions and all materials. rao9 and one-mile costume run Oct. 30 starting at Cape Cod. They are making their home in Coventry. i^glstered may receive cheese this month. dominium, 342,000 (based Committee to Re-eleet Pre-register by calling 887-3878. Bennet Junior High School on Main Street. P toommIs ONE OP TH E good Barbara Weinberg Church of Christ 394 lydall St. The bride is a 1960 graduate of RHAM High ^hool will benefit the American Cancer Society. on conveyance ta x ). habits thrifty people iWalthew Moriarty, Treae. and is attending the University of New Haven, Quilt Is a winner Free T-shirts will be given to the first lOO M arjorie Ruth Kurtz to hove develop^ is dally majoring in hotel restaurant management. The BloodmoMIe at church contestants to register and to all runners who collect Morgan Mason and Mar reading af the ads In groom is a professional musician. He is a 1968 The Old Maid's puzzle quilt made by the quilters 328 or more In pledges. Applications are available at jorie Ann Grant, 347 Kee classified. That's where Manchester graduate of Manchester high School and is a member The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Full Gospel group o f South United Methodist Church was a third the Manchester Redreatlon Department. Call the ney St. (no conveyance they find vglue Iwys. of the North Coventry Fire Department. Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St., Thursday prize winner in the quilt division at Enstiirn States Cancer Society at 643^^106.------" f ^ ♦ ■ H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Suturduy, Sept. 24, 1983
MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Tei . 24, 1983 — 15 MACC News Now here’s a real FISH tale to tell SPORTS
Editor’s note: this column is prepared by the gift from Syndet Corporation some years ago), Manchester Area Conference of Churches. Stands to reason it would stay warm. Remember scheduled. Some groups, like UNICO, give money began its last agonized gasps in spite of my how cold it was last year In October, and no help and let us do the shopping. It’s only because of Five inducted into Manchester Haii of Fame frantic attempts at resuscitation. By Nancy Carr available? The state is all prepared for once, and them and you that it’s all possible. Michelle O’Neill from Syndet called to tell me the heat wave will probably last until November. By Len Auster AAACC Executive Director they have gotten a new copier that will do Thank you'a received four letters in baseball, player to achieve that honor. He However, 70 or 90 or SO degrees, we want to Herald Sportswriter three in basketball and football everything but bring you coffee in bed, and would attained national recognition in remind you that if you are eligible for. fuel A b ig ' thank you to all the people and and two in track. He was one of the Talking about FISH stories, you may have MACC like their old one. Would wq? You bet we softball with the World Champion assistance, sign up now. If you are eligible for organizations who are helping to keep The There were many family organizers of Manchester Little noticed in this week’s Manchester Herald four would. It’s a plain paper copier that’s an absolute Raybestos Cardinals. cheese and butter under the new state regula Shepherd’s Place going: Albert O. Bourret, Rene members, friends and well- League. elderly attendees of the Jefferson Adult Day Care dream machine, and what’s more, Syndet has Madden won 32 letters at South tions, you are 'eligible for fuel assistance. Nelson, Ruth Uoyd, John and Bernice Reig, wishers in attendance as five more “ This is a great honor.” Dowd Center being chauffeured in a stylish 1937 most generously offered to continue the service Manchester High and then Trinity Register with Marilyn Rothman at the Depart UNICO, Friends of the Manchester libraries. The inductees joineil the Manchester said. “ This hall of fame is a great Rolls-Royce by Charlie Burr,, one of our FISH contract (which is several hundred dollars), for College. He lettered in baseball, ment of Human Needs, and please, pass word Ceramic Castle, Viking Bakery, Dunkin’ Dough Sports Hall of Fame Friday night idea. When 1 played, I just loved to drivers. us. Thank you much to Michelle and her father, basketball, football and track. He That was a “ one of its kind'' trip. The Adult Day along to your elderly neighbors. nuts. It’s all possible bwause of you. We have also at the fourth annual dinner at the play. I'll always think of this helped form the Manchester Police George Gorra. I feel like Ferdinand, the Bull, received several contributions to the Humah Army & Navy Club. Care Center sent out an SOS when one of the vans sitting under the tree sniffling flowers in a haze of evening. I felt surprised and Department, and was a captain for Needs Fund, given in memory of Mary Walker. The induction of Dick Cobb, scheduled to take the adult care members to a pleasure. Thank you, 8L Jamas honored when they called.” four years. He also excelled in Our thanks to Sheila Urbanetti and family, and Gene Johnson, Ernie Dowd, Bill specially planned luncheon at the Buckboard Then Shirley and Lou Segal gave us a freezer Usually we have a slight break over the Johnson, 45, played pro baseball polo, boxing, wrestling and the Carr family. Madden and Pat Bolduc swelled failed to show at the last minute. FISH drivers fill that we badly needed to keep the frozen surplus summer. People aren’t trying to pay sky high fuel seven years before coming back to coaChecr on the high school and the ranks of the Hall to 20. Bolduc in when there is no other transportation available foods that we can get for The Shepherd’s Place. bills, and the kids get by with torn sneakers, and EMERGENCY FOOD PANTRY: Concordia Manchester and making a name college ^ v e ls. He was gunned and Madden were inducted — and that ordinarily means trips to the doctor or All we have to do now is get new wiring into that it’s just easier on the budget. Somehow this Lutheran, Laura Post, Emanuel Lutheran, St. for himself and Moriarty Brothers down by a team of robbers in 1919 posthumously. for medical treatment for those who have no section of Center Congregational. summer we were still seeing a lot of people who James, St. George's Episcopal. in the Twilight Baseball League. at the age of 39. ■ The Unsung Hero Award went to family available, do not meet Phone-a-Ride And then Bob Slater from North Methodist had run out of food. Families still owed hundreds He is the only player in Twi history Jim O'Leary, one of the finest the late Jeff Koelsch, who passed requirements, and/or need that extra helping came over, and after repeated explorations of the of dollars on gas and electric bills that piled up c l o t h i n g BANK: Mrs. George E. Allison. to play in parts of four decades. all-around athletes at Manchester away last October at the age of 78. hand getting in and out of the hospital or doctor’s innards of our non-functioning MACC station over the winter, and were promising to pay $100 to Nancy LaBonne, Michael and Erna Haberon, He’s led the Gas Housers to 10 High and Wesleyan University, Koelsch was a longtime promoter office. wagon and some minor surgery, pronounced his ! 150 a month to the utility companies to stave off Karl Baer, Mrs. James Curtin, Denise Smaglis, regular season titles and 11 playoff was guest speaker. The 68-year-old and manager and volunteer can This “ good neighbor” service has been patient at least potentially curable. Thank you. shut-offs, and then ran out of money and out of Mrs. Eileen Dalton, Edward E. Newman, Louise championships. O’Leary, one of the nation’s vasser over a 30-year span in provided by FISH volunteers for more than 10 food. Beaulieu, Mr. George Budd, Barbara Washing-' “ This means an awful lot to me. leading economists headquartered Bob. That was good news. All we need now is a Manchester. years, week in and week out. It fills an important, kidney donor and tune up, and we may be able to With such high use continuing over the ton, Donna Bonomo, Elsa Robinson, Gail LaBrie, It’s one of the highlights of my in New York City, spoke of the ” I guess this is one of the biggest gap in our community transportation system for get MACC back on the road. summer, for the first time in our seven years as a Sara Kelleher, Mrs. Louis Halprin, Laura' Post, life,” Johnson said. “ This is a nice golden decade of sports in Man things in my life,” said Cobb. 65, those who need it the most. But times change, and One of the reasons we are able to do so much food bank, we were getting close to bare shelves. I ’ Elaine Holcomb, and several anonymous donors, night. The hall means those who’ve chester from 1923 to 1932. “ That who is still active as athletic many of the younger women who don’t work and with so little, is because so many help in so many honestly never thought we would ever run out of Brian Motola, William Schwaz. , made a contribution to the sports was the golden decade because director at Manchester High. Cobb were available to be “ good neighbor" drivers, ways. Syndet gave us a copier — a terrific time soup and green beans. St.yJames came to the world, not only as a player, are those were the days of (Babe) lettered in three sports at Man have gone to work. FISH of Manchester badly saver; Bob gave us his time and talent; Segals .rescue, with a really magnificent collection of FURNITURE BANK: Ernest Desrocher, Mrs. being recognized. Ruth. (Lou) Gehrig, (Bill) 'Tilden, needs volunteer drivers. FISH drivers use their chester High and received four Jack Dempsey, and Red Grange. provided a freezer. It was a lovely summer. everything from soup to, if not nuts, at least Ann Gareau. “ I was surprised when 'they own cars and (bless them) their own gasoline. letters each in football and basket And Manchester had its sports peanut butter. called, but glad to be appreciated You don’t have to have a Rolls-Royce to ball at Virginia State. greats, too,” O’Leary said. Fuel ragltlratlon We still need to replenish pantry stocks. You NOTICE: Latest update on Cambodian refugee for the efforts involved. I always volunteer. If you can make a trip or two to help can leave food any time between 9 and S at the crisis Monday evening at 7:30 at Concordia 'I never expected this. I think O’Leary concluded; “ This is At 10;30 p.m., the window thermometer is have enjoyed Manchester, playing your neighbor one day a month, call Bud Carroll, MACC Emergency Pantry, second floor. Center Lutheran Church. Cambodian speakers, a special there are more people deserving. I what the Hall of Fame is all about reading well over 70 degrees, and it seems for the high school. Legion and 649-6307. He’ll be most happy to hear from you. Congregational Church. If your organization ABC documentary film, and representatives wasn’t that good of an athlete. I — to keep alive the memories of peculiar to be worrying about heating costs, but* managing Moriarty’s and playing would like to collect food for us during one month from the Connecticut Lutheran Episcopal Refu was average. You don’t put me in a our sports ’greats.’ And 1923-1932 we’ve already sent out more than 100 letters to up to two years ago.” Summer harvest a year (helps insure a steady supply of food for the gee Service will be there. Churches in the class with those two at the end,” was indeed a 'Golden Decade’ for families we helped last year, and notified them Pantry), please call Fern at 6^6-4114. Manchester area have been asked to send Hefatd photo by Bevins Cobb said, pointing towards por Bolduc died at the age of 43 in sports in our town and in,;tne Some lovely things happened to us over the that for the very first year you can register early One group has every m em ter bring a can of representatives. All interested persons are traits of Johnson and Dowd. 1967. He was a former sports writer nation, and Manchester was in summer. Our rickety and much used copier (a for the federal-state fuel assistance program. tuna to their meeting during the month they are invited to attend. Manchester Sports Hall of Fame Bycholski (left) and Dick Niese at fourth with the Herald and then Hartford those years a wonderful town in inductee Dick Cobb (center) is sur annual dinner Friday night at Army & Dowd, 71, was called one of the Courant. He in 1973 was inducted which to grow up and participate in greatest all-around athletes pro into the Connecticut Softball Hall sports. As I am sure it still is rounded by former teammates Bruno Navy Club. duced at Manchester High. He of Fame, the only Manchester today.” Calendar Hall rebounds to knot Indians Family prayer at Nazarene Here’s Center’s week Episcopalians celebrate 200th The following events are scheduled at the Church of By Barry Peters have the edge by a hair in Warrior wall and into the upper was at its lowest. Sam Kostelis The following events are scheduled at Center Members of St. George’s Church in Bolton will mark the Nazarene for the coming week: Congregational Church for the coming week: HBrald Sportswriter controlling play. Still, striker Brad right com er past goalkeeper Mike even ran over to the bench in the the 200th anniversary of Connecticut Episcopalians Tuesday — 2 p.m., service at Crestfieid Convales Pelligrinelli’s two first-half goals Diamond. Still, both teams were on middle of play and screamed at his Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting. Tuesday when they receive the rough hewn Festival of cent Home; 3 p.m., service at Vernon Manor; 7p.m., Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; WEST HARTFORD - Like had the Warriors down 2-0 for even terms throughout the qliar- teammates for encouragement. Renewal cross from St. David’s Church in Gales board of Christian life meeting. water slowly boiling in a tea kettle, . much of the contest. ter, with the ball in the middle 40 Seconds later, Spicker put the 5:30 p.m., confirmation, Robbins Room. Ferry. Wednesday — 7 p.m., family prayer night; Chancel it took a while before the Hall "No, I ’m not disappointed.” said yards much of the time. Hall’sbest Warriors on the board, and that Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., sacred dance group. The cross, designed to resemble the cross on which Choir rehearsal: teen Bible study of Romans. Warriors started whistling. Manchester Coach Bill McCarthy, chance came on a Sam Kostelis livened the Hall bench for the Federation Room; 7:30 p.m.,. Chancel Choir, choral Christ died, wiil spend three days in each Thursday — counseling sessions availabie with room. Ddwn 2-0 and with their team downplaying his team’s defensive pass to his brother, John, but the remainder. Episcopalian church in the state. Rev. Eddy. Call 646-8599. mates on the bench hanging their mistakes. ” We may have held the latter shot it wide to the left of The intensity peaked in the two Saturday — 9 p.m., visitation training seminar. The stations of the cross wil be said Tuesday at 8 Saturday — teens go mountain ciimbing; 6 p.m.. Woodruff Hail. heads like bloodhounds, the War ball too long at times, but when you Petersen. overtimes, with both benches p.m. A prayer vigil before the cross will continue until Cornerstone Christian School banquet at Concordia riors steamed to the attack and come over to Hall and play like Hall gradually built up its standing and shouting, and both Wednesday at 8 p.m.. when the 25th anniversary of St. Lutheran Church, tickets at Nazarene church office: scored two goals in the fourth this, I think it’s great.” momentum as Spicker' sprinted teams getting two good chances. George’s Church will be observed. The Rev. Bradford Sams ands Sals foliage trip to Bellows Falls, Vt. Marriage film to air quarter to tie Manchester, 2-2 in 'The Indians’ failure to hold the ahead of the field on the right side Pelligrinelli one-hopped a direct Hastings will celebrate the eucharist at the 8 p.m. Friday afternoon’s battle between lead was based on the fact that they two minutes into the second kick that Diamond saved easily, service. All previous vicars and former parishioners The second film in an eight-part marriage two CCIL soccer powers. may have been too psyched-up quarter, but only managed a and Sam Kostelis knocked one over have been invited to attend. Festival of choirs enrichment'series will be shown Tuesday at 7; 30 p.m. Both teams came into the contest with the two-goal lead. The youngs grounder to the right of Petersen. the goal that should have been on The Second Congregational Church will sponsor a at the Manchester Church of Christ, 394 Lydall St. with identical 2-0 records, and both ters failed to be patient down the Then, at 13:40. Spicker made the net. festival of Choir music Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. at the church, The title of the film is "The Trouble With Us Is Me.” Memories linger left the Hall football field the same stretch, passing hurriedly and prettiest move of the day, faking Brian Milone shone for the 385 N. Main St. Admission is free. The public is invited, and way. unnecessarily, but McCarthy had two defenders inside and taking a Indians on defense, especially in Featured will be the choirs of Union Baptist Church babysitting will be provided. A few excerpts from "And the Memories Linger ,,.Smior right wing Glen Spicker nothing but praise for the Indians. pass IS yards in front of the goal all the first half as he booted and actually lit the fire that started of Hartford, St. George Greek Orthodox Cathedral, all On” — an account of South United Methodist Church’s “ We started four sophomores alone. Petersen came charging out headed away numerous centers hgating the Warriors. After failing Saints Russian Orthodox Church and St. Joseph’s chancel choir's trip to the British Isles, written by and they had three of their strikers and Spicker blasted it right at him. before any Warrior could get near to (xinvert on two good chances back,” said McCarthy. “ This is the Cathedral of Hartford. Both secular and religious Old Guard at Emanuel Mary Kalbfieisch, include the following: about the only place Petersen had the ball. Nick Cacace and Eric music will be presented. ” We were given a marvelous send-off from the early, Spicker broke ahead of the first real game they’ve had. They a chance to make the save. Wallert also stood out for Manches UPI photo Indian fullbacks and knuckle- just made some mistakes.” Tickets are $2.50. Contact Herbert Chatzky at The following events are scheduled at Emanuel church parking lot on Friday, July 8. with confetti With only 6:36 left before the ter, and Petersen made 10 saves to balled a shot through the arms of Steve Carlton of the Philadelphia Phillies became the 649-6198 or the church at 649-2863. Lutheran Church for the conning week: (which was thrown with such deadly accuracy that Although they barely scratched half. Pelligrinelli made it 2-0, Diamond’s eight. some of us were still brushing it out of our hair three goalie Chris Petersen, giving Hall out the tie. Hall Coach Dave converting a nice cross from the Monday — 3:30 p.m., staff meeting: 6:45 p.m., “ It may not be different next latest pitcher in majdr baseball to win 300 games as he days later.” its first goal at 15:26 of the last Deacon felt like the game was left by Dave Kelly. scouts court of honor; 7:30p.m., property committee. time,” said McCarthy of the pitched his ciubtoa6-2 win over the St. Louis Cardinals Holy Spirit breakfast ” We saw the usual tourist attractions anybody Stanza. more of a loss. Midway through the third pe Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Old Guard — all retired men of October 25th rematch when Hall Friday night. community invited — to see Art Johnson’s slides of would who visits the same places we did; given the Four minutes later, Spicker “ His kids made mistakes, our riod, Manchester was still shutting Combined area prayer groups will sponsor a Holy raced down the right side toward comes to Manchester, “ but we’ll Kruger Nationai Park; 1:30 p.m.. We Gals — all same time constraints we had.’ Ask any of the kids made mistakes,” Deacon down Hall when Pelligrinelli cmae Spirit Breakfast Oct. 29 at 9 a.m. at the Army St Navy the corner and cranked a powerful be a little bit older.” retired women of community welcome — to see Steven Sabin travelers and prepare for hearing more than you said. “ You never like to give Bill out with a bruised right calf. Club, 1090 Main St. cross in front to striker Sam Kruger slides; 7:45 p.m., Claudia Circle. wanted to know; any of us will be glad to tell about it two goals. We see those red shoes Instead of folding, however, the And, possibly, grown out of a The Rev. Joe Looney of St. Justin’s Church in Kostelis, who punched it past a Wednesday — 7:30 p.m., Emanuel Choir: steward anytime. cornin’ , and we get nervous.” Indians pumped up even further, couple of mistakes that cost them Hartford will speak. The musical group “ Harvest" helpless Petersen to give Hall the. LA. whips Braves with Pelligrinelli lying in front of this early-season tie. will perform. ship committee, evangelism committee. Emanuel names intern "A ll of us have a lot of memories to treasure. We’ve climbed Hadrian’s 2,000-year-old wall in northern tie. Pelligrinelli opened the scoring the bench with an ice pack on his Manchester’s next game is Tues Tickets are $4.50. The event is open to the public. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer group; 11:15 a.m.. care Steven Sabin has recently been installed as the new England. We’ve wandered blissfully among the ruins Both teams had chances just 1:49 into the contest on a leg, leading the cheers. day at home against Ferm i High at Send seif-addressed envelope to John L. Giovann, 139 and visitation; 3:45 p.m., Beile Choir; 6:30 p.m., intern at Emanuel Lutheran Church. of Fountains Abbey, snapping more pictures at that throughout, though Hall would 25-yard direct kick over a five-man Just into the fourth period. Hall 3:30 p.m. Country Lane, East Hartford, 06118, or call 568-3834. confirmation classes: 7:45 p.m., new member class. Sabin, an Iowa native, attended the University of to up West edge Friday — scout paper drive through Sunday. beautifully photogenic spot than at any other one Iowa in Iowa City. He has a B.A. in psychology and place on the entire itinerary.” Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meeting classics. He is a third-year student at the Lutheran Choirs rehearse at South Our first performance on foreign soil was os half ofa in Luther Hail, 60 Church St. School of Theology at Chicago. A T LA N T A (U P I) - Dusty right-center that knocked out Sunday evening service at St. Giles, Edinburgh’s Baker belted a three-run homer, The following events are scheduled at South United He will spend the next year at Emanuel as partial starter Len Barker, 1-3. principal church. It was buiit sometime betwen the Methodist Church for the coming week: requirement for graduation from the four-year Orioles close in on AL East title Ken Landreaux had a two-run shot The Dodgers made it 6-2 in the Bible discovery at Concordia 12th and 14th centuries. . . ” and Pedro Guerrero added a solo Tuesday -- 7 p.m., boy scouts; 7;30 p.m., women’s seminary program. He will have duties in worship, fifth on Landreaux’s 17th homer of We ve tasted some marvelous food, from the blast Friday night to power Los prayer and study group. Monday — 7:30 p.m.. church school staff, church Christian education, pastoral care, evangelism and took the loss. the season and they added four elegant dining room at the George Hotel in M ILW AUKEE (U PI) - Cal Wade Boggs, who had three hits, lieved Shane Rawley, was the Angeles to an 11-2 rout of the Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Bell Choir: craft workshop: room. administration. He will have an opportunity to Ripken had four hits and Scott more runs in the sixth on singles by Edinburgh, with its dour Sottish waitresses, who Tigers 7, Red Sox 0 lined a hard smash off the winner. Atlanta Braves and reduce the 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir: adult Bible study. Tuesday — 8 p.m.. Bible study group, churcb room. practice pastoral sKillls and have them evaluated. Steve Yeager and Sax, an RBI bunt served us well, but only began to smile the third day McGregor and Sammy Stewart At Detroit, Juan Berenguer right-hander’s right knee for a Rawley and Cleveland starter Dodgers’ magic number to five for Thursday — 6L:30 p.m.. Junior Choir; 7 p.m., Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Fit and Slim group: 7:45 p.m., Sabin is married to Kay Sabin, who has joined the single by Bill Russell and Baker’s when we were leaving, to the Elizabethan banquet at combined on a four-hitter Friday allowed five hits in eight innings single. Berenguer was helped off Rick Behenna matched shutout clinching the National League department of children and youth services: 7:30 p.m.. Concordia Choir. staff of Emanuel as part-time director of Christian three-run homer, his 15th of the Hatfield Hall, with its beautiful gardens, its historical night to pace the Baltimore Orioles before being literally knocked out the field and Dave Rozema came innings through the first four West pennant. Youth Choir. Thursday — 9:30 p.m., Bible discovery group, education. She also works with the regional Lutheran to a 4-1 victory over the Milwaukee of the game and Wayne Krenchicki on to get the last three outs. innings with the Yankees taking a season. Guerrero’s solo homer, his significance, and it must be admitted, slightly bawdy The victory, the llth by the 31st, wrapped up the scoring in the Friday — 10 a.m.,AI-Anon. ' church room. judicatory, New England Synod. entertainment. Brewers. keyed a three-run fifth inning with Royals 3, Twins 2 1-0 lead in the fifth. Butch Wynegar Dodgers in 16 games with the eighth. The triumph reduced the -Ori an RBI double Friday night to help At Kansas City. Willie Aikens* led off with a single to right, went to Braves this season, boosted Los oles’ magic number for clinching the Detroit Tigers remain alive in and John Wathan each hit a solo second on an error by shortstop Angeles’ lead to S*/! games over Padres 11, Reds 8 the American League East title to the American League East race home run in the seventh inning to Mike Fischlin and scored on an Atlanta. The Dodgers have nine At Cincinnati, Ruppert Jones two. They lead second-place De with a 7-0 victory over the Boston give Frank Wills his first major- RBI single by Don Mattingly. games left and the Braves 10 and drove in five runs with a bases- Religious services troit by 7>A games. Red Sox. league victory and the Kansas City Cleveland took the lead in the top any combination of five Dodger loaded triple, an infield out and a McGregor, 18-6, allowed all four . The triumph kept the Tigers Royals a 3-2 triumph Friday night of the sixth. Gorman Thomas led victories or Atlanta losses would homer Friday night to lead the San study and fellowship. Wed hits and two runs in seven innings. Andover North School Street. Rev. p.m.. Informal worship. Grade 4 continuing during minister ot visitations; Rev. within seven games of Baltimore, over the Minnesota Twins. off with a walk, went to third on a give Los'Angeles the division title. Diego Padres to an 11-8 victory nesday, 7:30 p.m., prayer Dovid W. Mullen, pastor. Norman Swenson, 8 a.m., meeting. St. John’s Polish National the service: 10:30 a.m., Clifford O. Simpson, pastor worship; 9:25 a.m., Sunday He struck out four and walked two which also won Friday night. Rangers 2, Mariners 1 single by Pat Tabler and scored on Jerry Reuss, 12-11, went the over the Cincinnati Reds. First Congrtgallonol Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 Catholic Church, 23 Golway morning worship. Nursery, emeritus; Michael C. Thorn school; 10:25 a.m., coffee in winning for the first time since a single by Ron Hassey. Tabler Prince of Peoco Luthoron a.m. Nursery and Sunday St. Rev. Stanley M . Lancola, provided. ton, associate pastor. I a.m., Berenguer, 9-4, who pitched a At Arlington, Texas. Dave Ste distance scattering nine hits, walk Cubs 4, Mets 1 Church 01 Andovor, Route 6. Church, Route 31 and North and fellowship; li o.m , Sept. 3 and raised his road recofd Rev. Richard H. Tavlor, pas school. pastor. 9 a.m., mass. . Church ot the Nazarene, early b ird service; 8:45 a.m., worship. four-hit shutout in his last start on wart tossed an eight- hitter for his scored on Carmine Castillo’s in ing none and striking out three. At Chicago, Jody Davis drove in River Road. Rev. W.H. Gospel Hall, Canter Street. St. Bartholomew's Church, 234 Moln St. Rev. Neale tor. Sunday worship: llo.m ., Wllkens, pastor. 9 a.m., Sun breakfost. Woodruff Hall; 10 M a rc h of Jesus C h rlsl of In e recent study by LIchlef to 14-1. Stewart picked up his Sept. 10 in Milwaukee, blanked the first major-league complete game field out. The D o z e rs pounded six pitchers three runs with two home runs and nursery care provided. 10 o.m., breaking bread; 741 E. Middle Turnpike. Rev. McLain, senior pastor; Rev. a.m., worship service, sanc Latter Day Saints, 30 Wood- seventh save. day school; 10:15 a.m., wor 11:45 a.m., Sunday school; 7 Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. George Emmitt, minister of tuary; 10 a.m. summer end llolhaien, t04 of televi Tigers on four hits over the first and Pete O'Brien drove in the, The Indians went ahead 4-1 with for 14 hits, including three homers Keith Moreland hit a solo shot Church school: 9:30 a.m., ship service. side St. Wayne S. Taylor, Bob Gibson, 2-4, allowed six hits two runs in the seventh. Toby Sunday. p.m., gospel meeting. Saturday mass at 5 p.m.; visitaflon and outreach. 9:30 church school bishop, 9:15a.m., sacrament sion’s top ereoUve people eight innings but was forced to winning run with an infield single and a two-run triple by Mike Friday to lead the Chicago Cubs to St. Mary Church, lOOOMaIn Full Gospel Intordsnoml- Sunday masses at 8:30,10 and o.m., Sunday school; 10:45 Tolcettvllle Congregational St. Father Jam es J. W illiam meeting; 10:15 o.m., Sunday were Mervlewed. These In and three runs in 4 1-3 innings and leave the game in the ninth when Friday night, enabling the Texas Harrah singled to left and scored Marshall. a 4-1 victory over the New York notlonal Church, 745 Main St. 11:30 o.m. a.m., worship, children's Church, Main Street and Elm school and primary; 11:25 cluded 18 preeldefils ot pro- son, pastor. Masses Satur Rev. Philip P. Saunders. SI. Bridget Church, 70 Main Rangers to equal their season high on a triple by Andre Thornton. church and nursery: 7 p.m., Hill Road, Tolcottvllle. Rev. a.m., priesthood and relief ductlen compenlse, 18 ex The Dodgers took a 1-0 lead in the Mets. Bolton day atS:15p.m.; Sunday 9:30 Sunday, 10:30 a.m., adult St. Rey. P h ilip A. Sheridan evening service, nursery. Kenneth E. Knox, pastor. 10 of six straight victories with a 2-1 Tabler singled home Thornton. and 10:45 a.m.; holvdays, society. ecutive producsie, 48 ether first when Steve Sax singled, stole Davis’ homers gave him 23 for Bible study and Sunday and Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, Unitarian Universallst So a.m., worship service and SI. James Church, 894Maln New York closed the margin to Church of St. M ourlce, 32 5:30 and 7:30 p.m. .Confes school; 7 p.m., worship ser co-pastors. Saturday mosses ciety, East, 153 W. Vernon St. church school. triumph over the SeattldMariners. second, went to third on a wild the year and marked the first time Hebron Road. The Rev. J. sions 4:30 to 5 p.m. St. Rev. Francis V. Kru- predueers end wrh^ end 10 4-3 in the seventh inning. Behenna vice. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m., at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Rev. Arnold Westwood, m in Temple Both Sholom, 400 kowskl. Rev. Robert Bur network vlee-preeldenls lor Yankees 7, Indians 4 pitch and scored on Baker’s in S3 years a Cubs catcher has hit Clifford Curtin, pastor. Sat Second Congregational special Bible studies; Wed masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and ister, 10:30 a.m., service. E. Middle Turnpike. Rabbi gave up a leadoff double to Nettles urday mass atSp.m.; Sunday Church, 1744 Boston Turn bank, Rev. Richard A. La- progrem devstopment end MHS, EC gridders At New York, Roy Smalley’s sacrifice fly. more than 22 in a season. Gabby nesday at 7:30 p.m., worship noon. V St. Mary’s Episcopal Richard J. Plavtn, Israel more, team ministry. Rev and a walk to Wynegar and was masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 pike. Rev. David Jarvis, service. Prayer line, 444-8731, Jehovah’s Witnesses,^ 447 Church, Park and Church Tabatskv, contor. Dr. Leon eeleellon. three-run eighth inning homer They added three more runs in Harnett, who holds the record for a.m. minister. Reoulor schedule: Edward J. Reardon. Satur 88H ot these people hod o removed in favor of Ernie Cama 24 hours. Tolland Turnpike. Tuesday, streets. Rev. Stephen K. Jac Wind, Rabbi Emeritus. Servi day mosses at 4 and 4:30 capped a four run rally Friday the third on Sax’ single, two walks. the most homers by a Chicago Bolton United Methodist 10 a.m., worship; 8 a.m., Faith Baptlsf Church, 52 Congregation Bible Study, 7 obson, rector; Rev. Freder ces, 8:15 p.m., F rid ay and reNglous upbrinfing (S81k cho. Camacho got Smalley to fly Church, 1041 Boston Turn DIol-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 P-m -lSundav masses at 7:30, night that gave the New York Landreaux’s RBI groundout and catcher, hit 37 in 1930. Lake St. Rev. Jam es Bel- p.m.; Thursday, Theocratic ick P. Moser, assoclote rec 9:45 a.m., Saturday. 9, 10:30 a.m., and noon'. Jewish, 28% ProleslenL 12% in home contests out but Mattingly delivered an RBI pike. Rev. Stewart Lanier, a.m., church school, nursery lasov, pastor./y:30a.m., Sun School (speaking course), tor. 7:30 a.m., • Holy Emanuel Lutheran Yankees a 7-4 victory over the Marshall’s two- run triple to Pirates 10, Expos, 1 p<»tor, 9:30 a.m., church to grade eight, adult discus day school; 10:30 a.m., wor 7:30 p.m.; Service meeting CelhoHe). Vet 82% setdom or single to center. sion; 11 a.m., coffee and Eucharist; 9 a.m.. Holy Church, 40 Church St., Rov. Cleveland Indians. At .Montreal, ^ike Easier school; 11 a.m., worship ship service; 7 p.m., evening (ministry training),. 8:15 Eucharist and Church School Dale H. Gustafson, pastor; never etiend reUglous eer- Both teams were impressive Rockville by the identical service, nursery. fellowship; 11:15a.m., junior service. vloee. 87% levor eborllon on Pinch hitter Steve Balboni drew cracked a grand slam and Tony choir; 4 p.m., Jr. pilgrim .p.m.; Sunday, Public Bible with child care; 11 o.m.. Holy Steven P. Sabin, Intern; Rov. in opening day victories. numbers downed Southington St. Ooorge’ s Episcopol Church ot the Assumption, Lecture, 9:30 a.m.; Watch- Eucharist. C. Henry Anderson, pastor demend. Only 8% strongly a leadoff walk off loser Jamie Pena hit a pair of homers to Church, Boston 'Turnpike, fellowship; 4 p.m., senior Adams Street at Thompson tower Study, 10:25. Calvary Church (Assem emeritus. Sunday schedule: And Manchester High and High. Bolton. Sunday Ba.m., Euch church school and Pilgrim believe homosexual prso- Easterly, 4-2, in the eightnand Don support the three-hit pitching of fellowship. Road. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Zion Evangelical Lutheran blies of God), 400 Buckland 9:30 o.m., worship In the “ Concern East Catholic football squads Manchester will be looking arist; 10a.m. Holy Eucharist, pastor. Saturdov masses at 5 Church (Missouri Synod), Road, Rev. Kenneth L. Gus- sanctuary; nursery, child lloes ora srrong. Only 18% Baylor singled to right field. Graig Rick Rhoden Friday night and Rev. John Holllger, vicar. 11 First Congregational and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Cooper ond High streets. tofson, pastor. 9:30 a.m., ren’s chapel; 10:45 a.m., strongly disapprovs ot adul- will be out to show their prowess for its first win ever against Caps best Whalers spark the Pittsburgh Pirates to a a.m., fellawship hour. Mon Church ot Covontry, 1171 Nettles also singled to right to masses at 7:X, 9, 10:30 and Rev. Charles. W. Kuhl, pas Sunday school; 10:30 a.m., Sunday church school, lary. And In their lonkino of with home encounters this Simsbury, 0-7-1 in eight pre 10-1 rout of the fading Montreal day thraugh Friday, 4:45 M ain St. Rev. Bruce John 11:45. tor. 9 a.m.. Divine worship; worship, child-core and nursery, Bible study. score pinch runner Otis Nixon and p.m.; evening prayer. Wed son, pastor, 11 a.m., worship; For Others" groupe they deoire to In- afternoon. vious meetings. East will be HARTFORD (UPI) - Center Expos. Salvation Army, 441 Moin 10:15a.m. Sundov school and nursery; 7:00 p.m., evening Concordia Lutheran Bud Anderson relieved, Smalley the second period and helped to nesdays, 7:30 p.m., Haly 9:30 a.m., church school In lluenoo tod sly, rskglon was Manchester hosts unbeaten looking for its first victory over St. Copt, and M rs. Randall Youth Forum. Holy Com service of praise ond Bible Church (LC A ), 40 P itkin St. then hit his 18th homer into the Bob Carpenter stxired a goal set up Greg Theberge’s tally Phillies 6, Cardinals 2 Eucharist and prayers af Church Lane House. Nursery Davis, 9:30 o.m., Sunday munion first and third preaching. Rev. Burton D. Strand, pas Simsbury High at Memorial Rockville since 1975. The Rams healing In the chapel. care provided. right field stands. and picked up two assists late in the second period. At. St. Louis, Steve Carlton school; 10:45 a.m., holiness Sunday. North united Mathedlst tor. Schedule: 8 o.m.. Holy Moat disluiblaa of a8 Is that Field while closeby. East Ca have won six of the seven Bolton Congrogatlonol meeting; 7 p.m., salvation Church ot Chrlsl, Lydall Church, 300 Porker St. R i Communion, nursery; 9:15 George Frazier-, 4-4, who re- Friday night to pace the Wa Mark Johnson and Ray Neu- became the 16th pitcher in major- Church, Bolton Center Road, 88% baUese TV entartaln- tholic will be entertaining non meetings with the other winding meeting. and Vernon streets. Eugene chard W. Dupee, pastor. a.m., church school and M7-8301 manl ahouldboania|erlerea shington Capitals to a 4-2 feld scored Hartford’s two goals league history to reach the 300- at the Green. Rev. R. Stanley Manchester United Pontocostal Brewer, minister. Sunday Schedule for June, July and Christian Growth hour, league foe Rockville High at Mt. up in a tie. There is a possibility Eaton, Interim minister. 9:30 lor aooaN ratorm. These taels victory over the Hartford Whai- with defenseman Richie Dunn victory plateau and pushed the Church, 187 Woodbridge St. services: 9 a.m., Bible August: 9 a.m. worship ser nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Holy Nebo. this will be the last meeting a.m., worship service, South United Methodist Rev. Marvin Stuart, minis classes; 10 o.m., worship; 4 Communion, nursery. for bn Important help to explain Ois obsoeno ers in an NHL preseason game. picking up an assist on each Philadelphia Phillies closer to a nursery, church school; vice; nursery provided. Holy Both have 1:30 kickoffs. Church, 1224 M ain St. Or. ter. 10 a.m., Sunday school; p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 Communion on the first Sun Trinity Covenant Church, racordad maasaga pornography and sMenoe between the two schools. Rock Coetzee takes Carpenter scored his fifth goal. division title Friday night by 10:45 a.m., fellowship; 11 Shepherd D. Johnson, Rev. 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 p.m., Bible study. Nursery day of each month. No 302 Hackm atack St. Rov. The foursome — if you go by ville joins the 24-team Central o.m., forum. Laurence M. Hill, pastors. 9 and lha anU-reOgleus Mi goal of the pre-season with 6:43 sparking a 6-2 triumph over the St. p.m., evening worship; 7:30 provided for all services. church school. wNoh psrvodas TV program comparative scores — go in Connecticut Conference in 1984- Washington remained unde and 10:45 o.m., worship; 9 p.m., bible study (Tuttday); First Church of Christ, Second CoiiaraBatlonal Dokes’ title left in Ihe third period on a siap Louis Cardinals. ming One Is what he dead even. Manchester and feated in five exhibition con a.m .r church school, nursery 7 p.m., Lodles’ prayer Scientist, 447 N. M ain St. Church, 385 N. M ain St. The 85 and Ram Athletic Director shot from the blue line that Giants 3, Astros 2 Coventry through senior high; 10:45 (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Men's 10:30 a.m., church service, Rev. V. Joseph Milton, pas aumaa — phyeleolly or Simsbury each won its opener Dick Tingley has already indi tests,' which includes one tie. a.m., nursery; United Meth RICHFIELD, Ohio (U PI) - completed Washington’s scor At Houston, Fred Breining scat prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Sunday school, and care for tor. 10 a.m. worship service spMlually (Matthew 18:18- by 14-0 scores, the Indians over cated he will fill his schedules Hartford evened its preseason Coventry Prosbytorlan odist Youth Fellowship; 7:30 Youth serylce (Friday). small children. and church school; 11 o.m., PLAYER PIANOS are South African Gerrie Coetz$e won ing for the night. tered five hits over eight innings Windham and the Trojans over record at 2-2. Church, Route 44A and Trow P.m., Bible, song, prayer Presbyterian Church, 43 Community Baptist fellowship hour. In demand. If you have with games against conference the World Boxing Association He assisted on Washington’s and Dan .Gladden produced his bridge Road. Rev. Brad fellowship. Spruce St. Rev. Richard Church, 585E. Center St. Rev. Contor Congregational Wethersfield in CCIL play. East schools only. The same two clubs are one you do not use, why CHUfKNOFCMiFr heavyweight title Friday night, second and third goals, feeding first game-winning RBI Friday Evans, pastor. Sunday, 9:30 Church of the Living Ood, Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Jam es I. Meek, minister. 9:15 Church, II Center^St. Rev. took the measure of East scheduled to meet tonight in a.m., worship; 10:45 a.m.,* an evangelical, full-gospel worship service, nursery, a.m., church school for all Newell H. Curtis JT., senior- not exchange It for cosh FOBllBf S bbB AkBBt East, a member of the HCC, is scoring a stunning upset with a Alan Haworth, who scored his night, leading the San Francisco church, Robertson School, Hartford by a 28-6 score while not part of that new group. Hershey, Pa., at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school; 7 p.m., Bible 9:15 a.m., Sunday school; 7 ages, kindergarten through postor; Rev. Robert J. Bills, with a wont ad. Vi lOth-round knockout over un sixth pre-season goal early in Giants to a 3-2 victory over the beaten champion Michael Dokes. Houston Astros. U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Sept. 24. 1983 High school roundup Liberty weight for final Cup race
East mugs Windsor in soccer brawi, 2-0 performed. can defender. historic implications of the duel. rated on the first leg of the By Ruth Youngblood unknown, rushing into something UPl Sports Writer Australia II tied Liberty at 3-3 at the wrong time,” Bond said, The Aussie triumph also marked ’’They’re a cool team with six-legged course when she failed a 22-10 edge. The thing is we’re still Hall High in West Hartford at 3; 13 the first time a challenger forced w is ^ m way ahead of their ages,” to cover Australia II. WINDSOR - With the game came up with a couple of big saves Enfield in the 80-mlnute block. Thursday, forcing the Cup series to citing the weight removal as an M HS girls tie putting the ball over the net instead p.m. the finals to a seventh and decisive Harvey said of the veteran Aus called with eight minutes left for East. "W e had a great first half but in NEW PORT. R.I. (U P l) - U.S. its full length. The defentlers never indicator of desperation. But when In a candid discussion of Liber of in it,” said Coventry Coach Bob needed more than six races before the Americans countered, it was race. tralian crew, many of whom have because of physical play, unbeaten East's next gam^is Tuesday at With both goalies turning in the second half Enfield repeatedly defender Dennis Conner counted ty’s chances, Marshall said, "Aus Plaster. "Finishing off is some to maintain thdii' hold on the Cup. the Australians who were under A victory Saturday for the competed before at Newport. - East Catholic downed Windsor home at MCC's 'Cougar Field sterling play, Manchester High was pressuring us on defense. We on a weight reduction Friday to tralia II can be beaten. If we have a thing we have to concentrate on. The Americans waited until the most pressure. Americans would keep the Cup and While Marshall claimed "man- High, 2-0, in non-conference soccer against Rockville High at 3: IS p.m. and Conard High drew in girls’ did have a few defensive break Girts Swimming boost Liberty’s speed over Austra decent lead, it will be hard forthem It’s too bad we had to lose. The kids Friday night for a change in the "The Australians are under races in the United States, much to to-man” superiority over the Aus- action Friday afternoon in soccer action, 0-0, Friday after downs,” said Indian Coach Lisa lia II as both sides played psycho to pass us. We’ve got to get out in played well. We worked the ball predicted weather conditions. enormous pressure,” Marshall the relief of the host club. sies, Harvey said Conner made a Windsor. noon at the Indians’ field. Maccarone. logical war games with yachting front and keep the pressure on Tech sucqumbs well on the field but just didn’t Manchester goalie Chris Colin When none occurred, the major said. ‘‘There really should be no For 15 million Australians, tri mistake "in selecting his crew There were five yellow cards and The tie leaves the Indians 1-1-2 supremacy In the Am erica’s Cup them.” come up with a goal." MHS cops op«ntr alterations were carried out with way of fusing with that boat” and umph would insure an unprece from his friends, instead of those one red ejection card handed out CROMWELL — Drawing even and the Chieftains 1-1-1. had a dozen saves. Enfield keeper at stake. ' He admitted the controversial RHAM’s only score came at Lori Murray had one stop. no time left to test the boat before its now famous winged keel. dented notch in nautical history with more aggressive by the officials before they term!-- right before the half, Cromwell "W e had two excellent opportun Getting points from several Almost 1,000 pounds of ballast Aussie keel, which has been kept 32:06 of the second half on a 2-on-I the decisive match. “ If they don’t win, they have and spotlight the technology that experience.” nated play with eight minutes left High used.that impetus to trip ities to score,’ ’ said Tribe Coach sources, Manchester High girls’ - wag removed from the red-hulled hidden from view since the yacht break. Scott Copez and Don Allard Manchester’s next outing is With Aiutralia II weighing 50,000 failed to take advantage of an helped achieve it, particularly The Aussies requested Friday in the second half. “ I think the Cheney Tech, 4-1, in the Charter Joe Erardi. swimming team splashed into the yacht after Conner, the successful arrived here in June, "is an broke in on one fullback. Allard, Tuesday at home against Sims pounds and Liberty at 84,000, the incredible opportunity,” he said. Australia II’s wing^ keel de off to scrutinize the yacht and give officials did the right thing. We Oak Conference soccer opener for Denise Belleville had a breaka 1083 season with a 95-74 win oV8f” 1980 defender; waited until the awesome weapon.” taking the pass from Copez, bury High at 2:30 p.m. weight reduction was considered a Although tradition calls for the signed by Ben Lexcen. the crew some time for relaxation weren't playing soccer. We were both schools Friday afternoon in way but Conard goalie Karin Windsor Locks High Friday after; "last nioment” to make the major dribbled close before putting it into last-ditch effort to turn the tables first losing American skipper to For the first time since the before their final assault for the " I t ’s given the boat dramatic trying to play soccer but it reached Cromwell. Gilnite made-a nice stop on her. noon at the Indians’ pool. alteration on the eve of the historic the back of the twine from 10 yards on the quick, highly maneuverable substitute his head for the Cup in schooner America won the trophy Cup. It also gave Conner time to maneuverability and far more a point where the ultimate goal of The win moves the Panthers to Later. Tracy Johnson had a good Kris Noone was a double winner race. out. Football Australian yacht, with her still- the host New York Yacht Club’s from a fleet of English boats in mull the possibility of being the one stability with the wings weighing Windsor players was to play the 2-1-1 overall and the loss sends the bid but Gilnit knocked it away with In the 100 backstroke and 80 free for . With the showdown set today to Coventry’s next game is Tues secret keel. Manhattan headquarters, Conner 1851, one more race will either to lose it. several thousand pounds each,” he man and not the ball,” said East Techmen to 0-3. a diving, sprawling save. the Indians. Mary Ann Troy had a determine the fate of the Victorian day at Rocky Hill High at 3:15 p.m. “ This is an opportunity to admitted only "a little concern.” extend or terminate the longest The Australians, having lost the said. Coach Tom Malin, who saw his Cheney opened the scoring at Manchester goalie Lucy Vemali first in the 200IM and second in the ' silver cup America has never lost, specialize Liberty for one day’s ” We have an awful lot of winning streak in sport’s history. start in three consecutive races, But Hardy emphasized the keel hooters go to 3-0 with the win. 1:48 of the first half. Tung Pho ran came up big against Conard’s Kris East froth win 500 free while Stacey Tomkiel woh' Conner opted for tlM ballast race,” said sail trimmer John tradition behind us and a very Also hanging in the balance is the practiced with trial horse Chal was only one aspect of a total team Windsor, 0-4, hasn't won in two onto a crossing pass in the penalty McCauley. The latter launched an JVs fall. the 100 free and secured a second in removal and a l|ghter mast to East Catholic freshman football Marshall. courageous crew,” he said. national pride of two countries, the lenge 12 on Rhode Island Sound, effort. years.. “ I think they are just area, beating a Cromwell fullback 18-yard drive which 'Vernali the 200 free. speed Liberty up in light air. WEST HARTFORD - Manches team took a 12-0 win over Rockville But Australia II Syndicate ‘ 'Somehow I think we’ll pull it out.” aspirations of each crew, and the where the speedy yacht clobbered getting very frustrated as a team to the ball, and put it home. cleared away with a diving stop "This match has given the sport ter High junior varsity soccer High Friday at the Eagles’ field. Cathy Topping, ENn Sherman, Faced with a forecast calling for Chairman Alan Bond, present Australia II helmsman John reputations of the two skippers. one foreigner after another to win having not won," Malin said. Cromwell drew even at 38:25 on a towards the left corner. tremendous zip,” he said, "and team was on the short end of a 4-0 Quarterback Matt Parlapiano Kris Evans and Shelley Factors' the 10-to 12-knot winds in which under Am erica’s Cup rules for Bertrand evened the best-of- seven Australia II advisor James Har 48 of 54 races in the challenger’s East scored its first goal at the goal from Cony Paso. "Territorially we dominated the there’s nothing in Australian his scored as did fullback Paul Pellet were among the point leaders for.^ Australia II excels, Conner had the Liberty’s remeasuring, said he series Thursday by effortlessly vey, skipper of three unsuccessful series and tied Liberty 3-3 to force 27-minute mark of the first half. The Panthers took the lead 4:38 first 40 minutes. We outplayed score to Hall High Friday in West tory equivalent to winning the Cup. Hartford. ier on a 2-yard run for the young Manchester. 25th defender towed to the Cove "wouldn’t have touched” the boat notching a third win in the last four challenges, said there was no the unprecedented showdown. Freshman Lewis Luster picked a into the second half with Hunter them most of the game but just We have a unique opportunity to Eagles. Haven Yacht Club in Barrington, if he was In Conner’s position. races by 3:25, the largest margin chance of the crew becoming For two days in a row Liberty’s rebound and fired a low liner from couldn’t punch one in. We’re Steve Ashbacker Pete Follett, Manchester’s next meet is FrI- ‘ make history.” White doing the scoring. Darren Ducker, Mike Riscassi ever achieved aoainot an Ameri overly apprehensive despite the substantial edge at the gun evapo about 20 yards out which Windsor Art Fetig and Ray Juleson played day at home against Hall High a t" where the operation was “ They’re going off into the “ Their tying the game so late in getting better and I’m pleased to and Dave Janton played well for goalie Pete Ahumada couldn't well for the young Indians. 3:30 p.m. the first half deflated us,” said be 1-1-2 at this time of the year,” East. handle. The original shot came Tech Coach Paul Soucy, “ and Erardi said. from Pat Lonergan. It was Lus when they came out and scored The Indians had an 8-6 edge in Field Hockey ter’s third goal of the season. early in the second half, that added shots on goal. Vemali had four Som Kllsv relay:). Windsor Locks,.. The Eagles added insurance at to it.” saves and Gilnite six. Girls Volleybfill 2. MHO, 3. WL 2:04.5. , Scoreboard Indians beaten 2008rso: 1. B. RottI IWL),2. Tomkiel the 31-minute of the second half. Matt Randazzo and Caso 23 Manchester’s next game is Wed ( 8M , 3. Murphy (W L) 2:08.4. • — East was awarded a free kick and seconds apart scored late for nesday at Wethersfield High at Scoring four of its five goals in 200 IM: I. Troy (M ). 1 Scotto (W LL. Bill Masse picked up a loose ball off 3:30 p.m. 3. O'Brien (M ) 2:28.0. NaliMnlLngut Major Lsagus Isaders Cromwell. the second half, Enfield High MHS upended SO free: 1. Noone (M ). 2. Topping PIratss to, Expos 1 a defender and scored from 2 yards Cheney had a 23-18 edge in shots. whipped Manchester High, 5-0, in (M ), 3. Lee (W LI )::27.2. Ju n io r High DodHmi.Brimi11.Br Boxing Transactions out. Tech goalie John Cyr had 11 saves CCIL girls’ field hockey action Manchester High girls’ volley Diving:...... 1. ractpra _,.»rolM),2 ( j.^WynnlM),*- PirrSEURGH MONTREAL AMERICAN LEAGUE Coventry bows 3. Venezio (M ) 173 points. IndlvIdaM BaMMg ‘‘Windsor controlled play most and Cromwell keeper Ed Wingate Friday afternoon at the Indians’ ball team fell to 0-4 with a four-set UTS AN4MLIS ATUMTA ObrhM ObrhM ddggdddddgddgdggggggdd pppgggpppggpggppgbpppp lOOfly; 1.G o le(W L).3.Shermon(M) • •••ggggggggggggggggggg Wynne cf 5 2 10 Raines If 3 10 0 ptayor, db Ob r bSbJbhrrM oyg of the first half and part of the 14. HEBRON — Despite the better field. setback to Simsbury High Friday 3. O'Brien (M ) 1:05.1. . dbrliM obrhM Boggs, Bos 550 9519844 7 5 71 .360 SSox 2b 4 3 3 0 Butlsr If 4 0 10 Roy 3b 4 110 LIftle 2b 4 0 0 0 Corew, Cal 452 44154 24 2 2 42 345 second. They hit ^he crossbar a “ We played well but didn't have of play, Coventry High was on the The Silk Towners go to 0-2-1 with at Clarke Arena. Scores were 15-12. 100 free; 1. Tomkiel (M ), 2. Topping' Ctm s Country Parker rf 4 110 Dawson cf 3 0 0 0 New York (AL) — Releosed executive (M l, 3. Scotto (W L) 1:00.4. 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We may be in a bull market, but one thing is sure: between the first and second quarters — meaning that that’s over a third of the period’s $1.04 a share — from earnings disappointments won’t be tolerated. Coleco has slowed down the purchases of raw a lower corporate tax rate, a reduced cost of sales and Texas Instruments, Kodak, Apple Computer, materials. lower Interest expenses. Hewlett-Packard and General Instruments are just a To O’glove, this divergence is indicative of a PepsiCo; The company, which has been in the few of the stocks that have been bloodied when their Dan Dorfman production slowdown: it suggests an overabundance throes of a sharp earnings decline, figures to bottom line failed to live up to Wall Street’s of finished goods on hand and possibly a bulging disappoint the Street even more when results are expectations, or when the Street’s perception of their inventory of slow-moving items. reported for both the current quarter and the second Manchester, Conn. Syndicated quarter of ’84. In the third quarter of ‘82 and in the Clear tonight; earnings outlook took a turn for the worse. Mary Kay Cosmetics is a big favorite of the Monday, Sept. 26, 1983 So one message, especially in this crazy, volatile Columnist institutions, 74 of which own 6.8 million shares, oy second quarter of ’83, earnings benefitted strongly — sunny Tuesday market, should come across loud and clear — watch almost 25 percent of the outstanding stock. But to the tune of 30 and 31 cents a share, respectively — Single copy: 25S out for future earnings shockers. O’glove sees problems brewing. from a variety of items, including a lower cost of — See page 2 In this context, yellow lights are being flashed about For starters, half of the earnings gain achieved in sales, a lower tax rate and foreign currency swings. lEanrkatrr Mmlb potential earnings disappointments at such compan the first half of ’83 was directly attributable to a lower The O’glove message is clear; Less fizz in Pepsi's ies as Coleco Industries, Mary K^y Cosmetics, Xerox, deep financial priblems cost of sales, as a percentage of sales. This resulted earnings. Gillette, PepsiCo., Milton Bradley and Nike. That Coleco Industries will shortly be bringing to from such things as price hikes, an iipproved sales The warnings are coming from Ted 0 ’glove,-and the marketplace. The company’s touty management mix, lower unit production costs and a writedown of Milton Bradley;'^The company’s inventories have they’re being relayed to such investment bigwigs as talks of big, big sales down the road, and O’glove’s inventories in an Argentina subsidiary. Sustaining been rising at a much more rapid rate than sales, Citibank, Equitable Life, First National Bank of reaction is that the Adam better be a powerhouse to this trend is highly questionabvie, as O’glove sees it, suggesting to O’glove that MB which reported a Chicago and the money management firms of Dreyfus offset a big potential earnings letdown. thus raising questions about the vigor of the first-half second quarter loss, vs. a year-earller profit — could FBI hopes Corp., Putnam Management and Capital Research. As O’glove sees it, the first quarter of ’84 will be ’84 earnings. incur significant inventory adjustments at year-end. New arms These are all clients of O’glove's firm — Reporting Coleco’s moment of truth. T1>e reason: In that Two other things that bother O’glove about Mary These could include inventory writeoffs, write-downs Research Institute of Englewood Cliffs, N.J. The quarter, Coleco will be up against a big earnings Kay: (1) Finished goods (as symptomatic of the and increased reserves. Another red light at MB: Its 14-year-old' firm, which derives over $1 million in performance in the first period of ’83 — $1.01 a share Coleco situation) rose sharply between June ’82 and sharp growth in finished goods is far outpacing the June ’83, while raw materials declined; (2) the 2 modest rise in raw materials. to break annual revenues from some 100 institutional clients, (vs. 26 cents in ’82’s first period). digs into the quality of a corporation’s earnings report Of that $1.01, ahuge 90 cents a share (or 89 percent) revelation (spotted in a report filed with the Securities Nike: The sharp, continuing decline in inventory through a hard-nosed analysis of its balance sheet. reflected a reduced cost of goods sold (which in the first half of ’83 increased at rates generally turns — 3.7 in fiscal '81, 2.9 in ’82, 2.4 in ’83 — leads greater than sales — meaning that the company is O’glove to conclude that the athletic footwear maker plan given The chief focus is on incremental items that may be benefitted earnings by 26 cents a share), reduced a one-shot benefit to earnings or which may reoccur to reserves for accounts receivable (an added 39 cents a going to be faced with higher ad costs to retaiii iparket maybecarryinga substantial amou nt of slo^moving Boston mob a lesser degree in the future. share) and deferred royalty income (25 cents). share. This puts added pressure on profit margins. goods. As of the end of fiscal ’83, inventoides were up These would include such things as a lowertax rate, In fact, these same three items inflated Coleco’s nearly 40 percent to about $284 million from $203 in improved operating efficiencies, capital gains from first-half ’83 earnings by 67 percent — which was HERE ARE SOME other examples of where items fiscal ’82. BOSTON (UPI) — The FBI is hoping the arrest of the sale of assets, the practice of deferring interest equal to $1.06 of the $1.57-a share profit. of a generally non-recurring nature boosted earnings The company has already acknowledged that the reputed "godfather” of the Boston mob and bis top expenses rather than charging them off immediately O’glove’s conclusion: Coleco will in no way derive in a given period — raising the unenviable prospects scheduled footwear deliveries in the U.S. during June lieutenants will crack a $250,000-a-week criminal by Reagan 6 against sales, special tax credits and a reduced cost of these benefits again to anywhere near the same of a potential earnings disappointment when the through September ’83 are substantially below prior empire run from a nondescript storefront office in the sales (such as lower labor, materials and distribution degree, and, in fact, as of the end of the first half, the company has to face up to the inflated numbers in the year deliveries and below anticipated sales levels. Italian North End. costs). company no longer had any deferred royalty income. year-ahead period: Accordingly, O’glove says it’s only a matter of time For 20 years, police and the FBI have sought to Actually, this is an update with O’glove. The last So early ’84 earnings are very likely to be a big Xerox; In the first quarter of ’83, the company before Nike is forced to incur inventory writeoffs that penetrate what they say is the Boston branch of the La By Helen Thomas fears in the world organization that time I caught with him was in early January. At the disappointment to Wall Street. earned $1.25 a share, but 48 cents — well over a third — should have a substantial impact on the company’s Cosa Nostra run by Gennaro Angiulo, 67, reputed United Press International the United States and Soviets were time, he spotlighted 12 companies that could throw off came from a lower tax rate, reduced research and earnings. underling to the "boss of bosses” of New England, heading for a nuclear potential earnings disappointmehts. It proved to be OTHER THINGS at Coleco that disturb O’glove: development expenditures, the absence of a special In his latest monthly report to clients, O’glove fired ailing Raymond Patria;-ca of Providence, R.I. UNITED NATIONS - President confrontation. super balance-sheet sleuthing, as 10 of them (based on the latest reported income statement): (1) item involving corporate restructuring and Mexican off warnings of potential earnings shortfalls on a But they say they were thwarted by the ancient Reagan, saying "a nuclear war “A nuclear war cannot be won subsequently reported results that were disappoint Inventories are excessive, out of whack with sales peso devaluation losses. number of other companies as well. These are Waste Mafia code of "omerta” — silence under the penalty cannot be won and must never be and must never be fought,” ing to Wall Street. And one of his biggest blasts at the growth, and this raises the possibility of heavy Gillette: O’glove sees disappointing results in the Management, Honeywell, Control Data, United of death for members thinking of turning informer. Nought,” announced a new, more Reagan said. “I believe that if time was against Baldwin-United Corp., the wheeler- markdowns to get rid of goods; (2) Finished products current quarter since the comparable third quarter of Technologies, Global Marine and Aetna Life organized crime in the region. initiatives placed on the bargain begins deploying 572 Pershing-:, E "The conversion proceeds will be added to positions on U.S. engineering faculties were vacant in critical long-term shortage of quality engineers," the form of an outright grant. The other half is offered U.S. Magistrate Lawrence Cohen said the legality of ing tabie in Geneva would bring and cruise missiles in Europe in Northeast Savings’ general funds, giving us a 1980, a 1982 Fortune survey disclosed. emphasizes Thomas Miller, vice president of business as a loan that is canceled as the recipient teaches at an the bug hasn’t been decided. Under federal wiretap about equal global reductions and December. stronger capital base,’’ Kent Dixon, Northeast’s development for Control Data Corp. accredited university for three years. The company laws, defendants have the right to challenge the limits of the destructive arsenals The Soviets, already aware of chairman and chief executive officer said COUNTERPOINT: Many major engineering Since private industry actually has the most to lose also offers a $50,000 "dowry" of new HP equipment to legality of bugs. held by the superpowers. Reagan’s proposals, have. de Thursday. schools are reporting current student-to-facuity as a result of these problems, companies vitally the first university department to hire the new -- And former U.S. Attorney Edward Harrington, nounced them in media notices as ratios as high as 50-to-l. While the number of involved are developing special programs designed 1) professor. under whose tenure the .bugs were originally placed, Some observers believe Rea "nothing new.” engineering graduates doubled to 365,117 in the last to assist colleges and universities in coping with said he didn’t think the arrests would trigger a power UPI photo gan’s new proposals fall short of a "The time has come for the decade, the annual output of qualified professors faculty shortages and 2) to help engineering students "Draining the best and brightest from academia struggle for succession. substantive change but were me Soviet Union to show proof that it ' Phone service in the works declined from 3,000 to 1,800. in meeting spiraling tuition costs and decreased now will inevitably lead to an overall deterioration in "This is a cohesive organization," he said. Dan Quinn of Fitchburg, Mass., carefuliy glues some of the $39,000 worth ant to reassure the world the wants arms control in reality, not What’s the explanation? teaching guidance. the quality of future engineers," says Jack Grout, Nonetheless, Harrington said he expected possibly United States is interested in just in rhetoric,” Reagan said. P , HARTFORD — Western Union has asked state of gold leaf being used to regild the dome of the Connecticut Capitol in Most engineering students are not bothering to This year, for instance. Control Data has launched a manager of educational relations at HP. two more waves of arrests as a result of the reducing the threat of a nuclear Reagan said the United States: regulators for permission to offer a form of pursue advanced degrees and instead are being lured $6 million program involving donations of 400 What both corporations are shouting loud and clear investigation which named a number of unindicted Hartford. war. low-cost telephone service between Connecticut’s • Proposed that if the Soviets into industry by high salaries and laboratories that microcomputers, terminals and engineering course is that with these faculty shortages, we are co-conspirators including the Rhode Island-based There was no top-ranking Soviet reduce and limit their arsenals on major cities. few universities can match. Of, those who do earn a software to, 110 colleges and universities. Basic undermining our leadership in international electrbn- Patriarca, 73, overlord of the mob in New England leader at the United Nations Cities designated for the intrastate service are a global basis the United States Ph.D., less than a third enter teaching careers. engineering courses such as physics and calculus can ics development. And that is our security. and reputed to be one of 10 members of the Mafia’s meeting. Foreign Minister Andrei will not offset the entire Soviet Hartford, Bridgeport, Danbury, Greenwich, New There is acute awareness of the ramifications of now be independently administered to students ruling national council. Gromyko missed his first General Haven, Norwalk and Stamford. Regllding Capitpl dome missile deployment with U.S. faculty shortages on future generations of engineers outside the classroom. (“Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s," According to the 59-page indictment, Angiulo was Assembly meeting in 25 years deployments in Europe. But he Don Dutcher, a Western Union spokesman, said among industry organizations and businesses in Even though the computer-based instruction is 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal the "underboss or second in command” to Patriarca when he was barred from landing Thu. sday the service will be an expansion of its said the United States would retain volved. Even President Reagan, in his State of the independent of lectures, the system is designed money management, is now available through her in New England, ruled his Boston fiefdom with at a civilian airports in the new the . right to deploy missiles Metrofone service, which allows people in major Union message this year, pointed out that the actually to increase the interaction between students column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “capo” lieutenants and "soldier" eiifuicers and Is a lonely labor of love york area. elsewhere. cities across the country to make low-cost calls to Japanese are now graduating twice the number of and instructor. Freed from the environment of a large "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care “allocated geographic territories” for gambling and He said the United States is other cities outside their state. • Is prepared to be more flexible engineers as the United States, despite a population lecture hall, the instructor has more time to counsel of this newspaper, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. loansharking activities. willing to accept ways to address on the current talks and will The proposal requires approval from the half our total. with individual students and to pursue other 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press One report said the enterprise netted Angiulo By Dennis C. MllewskL backing. Quinn and his three-man crew — all Soviet desires to limit aircraft as Department of Public Utility Control, which has consider ways to include limits on "Continued faculty shortages can only lead to a professional activities. Syndicate.) $250,000 a week and another said that his headquar United Press International master gilders "with a capital M, capital G” well as missiles — a constant aircraft as well as missiles in the said it would schedule a public hearing to ters, known as "The Office,” was once riddled with — pamstakingly press the gold onto the stumbling block at the bargaining consider the request. talks. secret communication passages and a tunnel. HARTFORD — Applying 24-ksrat gold to surface of the dome. tables. • Will consider the mix of Dutcher said the rates would be figured on a The indictment cites six gangland murders as part Reagan did not go into specifics missiles in the framework to equal per-mile basis and would cost less than making the glistening dome atop Cdnnecticut’s The'dome was last resurfaced in 1965, and of the defendants’ racketeering activities, including Capitol building is a lonely business for those in 1943 before that, but Quinn assures state on what limits for the huge missiles levels of missiles on both sides. He the same call with the Southern New England the slaying of hitman-turned-informant Joseph the United States is proposing for Telephone Co. Chamber show drawing many exhibitors casually dangling from ropes nearly 300 feet officials his job will last 25 to 30 years. said the United States is prepared "Barboza" Baron, 43, of New Bedford. Mass., gunned both Europe and Asia, but his above the ground. The Rev. Joseph Devine, chairman of the to reduce the number of Pershing down in San Francisco in 1976. initiative was designed to assuage and cruise missiles. Things are heating up Angiulo, who is well known In the tightly-knit North "Maybe we can get the governor up here,” State Capitol Preservation and Restoration Interim post filled for the 1983 Product Show, End neighborhood, looks fit for his age and lives with master gilder Daniel Quinn says with a Commission, said the gold leaf is not just for G re a te r Manchester his common-law wife and two children. He lists smile, after scrambling up over the railing looks, but will prevent leaky roofs and green NEW HAVEN — The chairman of the New Chamber of Commerce “ 1 I- himself as a self-employed businessman with a realty for some lunch and a break from the stinging copper stains on the granite walls. Haven Coliseum Authority will become interim president Anne Flint said company. wind. Thursday, with about 75 Cabinet resigns director of the facility next month. - ( He even has some advice for William A "beautiful” way to protect the taxpay James E. Perillo replaces Stephen M. Lom exhibitors already con i B i e 5 E i 1 o o o O’Neill, should the governor decide to accept ers’ investment, Devine said, considering bardi, selected as the director of the Providence firmed and a total of 229 his invitiatloii and make the long climb up the most of the $8.9 million was spent to clean and 2 expected. oo < Civic Center in Providence, R.I. A search i a i 9 B i winding, jtarrow stone and spiral staircases repair the exterior of the Capitol. Mrs. Flint said a "wide ! i committee is looking for a permanent replace • O o c to the light at the top: He better bring "It’s like buying a set of new furniture and ment, and Perillo said Thursday he would apply. range” of local merchants i i i ! i ! i 1 O’Neill orders after cease-fire Lombardi has said the city must stop criticizing and others — the Lutz ')OOC sunglasses. leaving the window open for the rain to ruin The' blinding glare of the sun striking gold it,” Devine said of past neglect to the gold the troubled coliseum and make the most of it, Children’s Museum, for i I i ! i ' • r 1 O oo ( BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Beirut radio said in a bulletin. because it is unlikely that it can be sold to a one — have already re leaf , makes sunglasses' as necessary as the dome. 5 ------! i o '■ cafe cars kept PrimeMinisterChefikWazzanand “I made this decision before the private developer. Serious structural deficiences served space in the i S i s i ! oo ability to shrug off sheer drops and a The Legislature also has ap'propi'iated $9.8 his Cabinet submitted their resig- start of national negotiations that have been evident in the building’s garage and a former Ingersoll Rand i lingering childhood passion for climbing tall million for interior restoration, including i ! i S 3 t i O 0 nations to President Amin Ge- will result in establishing a na- suit has been brought against the architect.. building on Progress and tree?. new elevators and fire safety Improvements, mayel today only hours after a tional Cabinet involving all parties Colonial drives in the HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. ’William O’Neill 6 i • ! 5 6 i i B ’O oo announced today he has ordered the state Department Quinn is president of Skyline Engineers of that will begin next June and itexpected to be cease-fire stopped fighting in concerned,” Wazzan said on radio. Manchester Industrial o o c of Transportation to drop plans to eliminate cafe cars Fitchburg, Mass., which is entrusted with the finished in three to four years. . Lebanon. ”I submitted my resignation to the Investment report Park. Confirmed exhibi i f i ! i i a a on commuter trains linking southwestern Connecticut $118,000 Job of restoring sparkle to the dome The dome work is expected to be completed But the official Beirut radio, president in order to facilitate the tors include East West o o and New York. quoting Gemayel, said the resigna- future changes. ” Imports, Carla’s Pasta, of the 104-year-old building. He describes the in two to three weeks and Devine, while O’Neill cited public reaction agalhst the elimination work as "the crowning glory” of an $8.9 impatient with delays, planstokeep his feet tions were not immediately Wazzan, a Moslem, had become as of 3 p.m. Friday. the Barry Bake Shop, accepted. a target of Syrian and rebel of the cafe cars in directing Transportation million exterior restoration project. ..,:i > on the ground. Manchester Hardware, 1 . j i 1 ~j •MOT "I told the prime minister that criticism of the Christian-” Price I- .l .- J - d Commissioner J. William Burns “t% take the "It’s not Just a Job. It’s a great love).This is “It’s a long way up. They’rfe always Change Garman’s Back Room, " J r I “ I l “-l" I " I " .1.1. necessary steps to Insure” that the 10 cafe cars I’ll wait before I accept the dominated government of Presi- Friday This Week the Computer Training a classic, a magnificent Capitol b^^ing,” kidding me, ’are you going,to c .^ k that MAIN tNTIIANCI remain in service. resignations and I asked him and dent Amin Gemayel. Institute, and Pearls TV & The DOT had planned to convert the 10 cars for use said Quinii, who has restored gold tfbrties on work?’ They couldn’t get m^to dathat for a the ministers to pursue their Advest Inc.. 15Vi split Appliances, among statehouses in Vermont, New Harnpshire,. , million dollars, not even for;flve'Wlnutes," responsibilties until the coming Please turn to page 10 Acmat 13'/i Shown above is the floor plan for the 1983 Product by the Manchester and South Windsor chambers of as passenger cars, saying the cafe service produced up % others. little profit and the cars could be puUo better use as Colorado, Georgia and West Virginidi Devine said. ’- stage becomes clear,” Beirut Aetna 37Vs up 1 Main Street, Mrs. Show, which will be held Nov. 4, 5 and 6 in the commerce, gives local businesses and other He also has restored domes on . federal “It’s extremely dangerous.” s^d' Quinn, radio quoted Gemayel as saying. •••••••••••••••••••••• CBT Corp. 30'A regular passenger cars. [ up % said, will provide "qij former Ingersoll Rand building in the Manchester exhibitors a chance to exhibitx|iil their wares. In place of the cars, the DOT said^would provide buildings and spires on countless churches whose parents started Skg.line' Engineers "It is worth mentioning that the Colonial Bancorp 24% dn 1% few” exhibitors. Industrial Park. Theshow, which is being sponsored refreshments from carts moved throu^ the aisles of more than 35 years ago an(t«ent .(belr sons prime minister asked me several I I I S I Q G I O Q 8 y Finast 19>/4 dn % The show, which gives across the nation, stich as Boston’s historic the commuter trains, which connect I