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Con Chimney CMoningi Excel­ W ywgeefw f-S4Assectifes- lontaeReeeieWew Aiwensmeiit OM(0n woslitr and dryor, both Meadowleodow LoiLone. Furniture, 1978 Mozda OLC. Many l ^ ^ / y e p reduced to bent and tw is t^ steel, patterns, miscellaneous new ports. $300 negotia­ Nan cap- $75. 049-7533. and household goods. Sot- SALE and officials warned that other Salvador cor ports. 13 Lockwood urdoy the 11th. $:30 to ble. 649-5007. Street. 3:00. buildings in this city of 500.000 1974 Ford Thunderbfrd. 1965 Toyota 'h ton pick up; TuroDik#. people might collapse later. m r Tog Sole-Soturdoy Oc­ Tag Sole-Soturday the Tog Sale-Movlngl Furni­ Interior clean, runs good. 13,000 miles, air condHIon- A eaov at fhata dadslana hat boon tiled In the Tawn Clark', AP phefo Volunteers were working in the tober nth, IO-2pm. 225 ino, stereo, tape deck, 5 11th, KM. Toys, books, ture, microwove oven, Best offer 6499404 or 647- OfflM. Soviet,leader Mikhail Gorbachev arrivee downtown section to dig out vic­ EARTHQUAKE I North Elm Street Man­ etc. 117 Wells Street. speed transmission, roll Par Soto. Rowing AOo- Sony tv and miscellane­ 1340. hl8 way on arms negotiations, but a tims trapped In a store when a chester. Various house­ Something tor everyone! ous Items. Saturday Oc­ bar, spots, custom corgo In Icaland Friday for hlseummlt rnaatlng five-story building collapsed. chlno, fully ossornblod, 1 hold Items and clothing. cover and more. Must govarnment shutdown remained yoor old, OKCollont condi­ tober 11th, 9am-1pm. Sun­ Chevette 197$ Standord. Dated In Manchattar, Ct. thit tMh day af Oetebar ItM with Praaidant Raagan. The U.S. House Officials worked to pull buried EPICENTERS Pacific Rain or shine. 41 Olenwood Street. 10/11, day October 13th, 10-3pm. Good engine tor ports. sacrifice, coll $73-3901. n4-l0 possible. tion. $75. Coll 040-3345 9am-3pm. Rain dote Sun­ of Repregentatlvee voted to give Reagan victims out of other buildings, and ?w Bolton Rood, Man­ Sunday, 93. Antiques, fur­ measure unless the House dropped shutdown would be limited because (spending bill) than defense and age chester. (Between Shady niture, cool stove, sofa Its Insistence on arms control of the three-day Columbus Day arms control,” although the ad­ on Glen A 3 J's Restaurant) and chairs, desk, tile ca­ provisions, including a require­ holiday weekend. ministration was pleased with that Manfredi cites pressure bre October 11th. Free to good home. 4 binets, tools, toys, miscel­ 1966 Rambler-The Clos- ment that the president abide by White House spokesman Larry assi laneous household Items slel From when they mo- lake a Look outcome, he said. month old mote kitten - the S A L T 11 arms treaty. Giant Tog and croft sole. 4 Speakes, in Iceland with Reagan, A House-Senate conference com­ gro very lovable, white with and much more. 316 de'em like they used to. A House-Senate agreement an­ families. Toys, chllds Woodland Street. Only 15,000 miles I Solid said the president wanted domestic mittee was meeting Friday night In tiger stripes mork- nounced Friday dropped alt the issues In the spending bill resolved Wife was first to use bat, cardioiogist says Hos oil shots. Coll stove, refrigerator, sink, runner. 742-7666 evenings. hopes of resolving the bulk of the children's clothes, high major arms control requirements before he agrees to a short term wht It between 1:00 and 1987 bill, which must be passed before H A R TF O R D - A West Hartford He Is charged with murdering hla were many pressures on the E choir, baby hems, oil CARS Mustangs-77 ond 75. Need In thehe House...... bill, except a continua­ measure extending government U fe S:00pm. ask tor Mary. Congress adjourns for the year. cardiologist accused of murdering wife by beating her and then paintings, Christmas work. $600 for both 171- 1987 tion of a ban on final tests of operations. couple’s 10-year marriage, partic­ reel FOR SALE . %* Another task Congress must hla wife testified Friday that on the dumping her b ^ y out of their ularly the burden of raising three crofts, lewelry, books, 6480. 4 9 anti-satellite weapons. Ror "The president wants the domes­ Fret to Good Home. 3 MAZDA ANNUAL PERCENTA8E NATE complete Is an Increase In the night of her death, she struck him second-story bedroom window and young sons, and his wife had black 0 month old mole household Items and SPORTY "This will break the logjam. I tic Issues resolved before he agrees much more. Soturdoy A OR national debt. Without more bor­ first with a bat while the onto the driveway. become Increasingly demanding of Tl kittens. Excellent house think the question Is resolved." to sign any agreement that might rowing authority, the Treasury two argued over her strict disci­ cotsM7-«549. Sunday October 11th and B2000 S Ytar said House Majority Leader Jim him. ada 13th from 10-5.10 Richard Take a Look- MAZDA be needed to carry us over could be forced to default on Its plining of one of their three Her body was found on the front 100,000 MII b Q ili Rd. Vernon (Oft Lake Wright, D-Texas He and Speaker technically until the middle of next obligations. childrem. seat of her Oldsmobile Cutlass, The physician said he panicked leas Street). TRUCKS Marti Thomas P. O'Neill. D-Mass., tele­ week," he said. House Democratic leaders which had run into a utility pole after’• striking • I k l i ...... her and dropp^ his iNEOUS jtaai RX7 phoned the president in Iceland, Dale aaid government em­ moved Thursday to remove a Dr. Russell Manfredi, 32, said he about a half-mile from the Manfre- wife out of their bedroom window. MLE L I N C O L N Exttndrt Warranty never Intended to kill his wife, Tog Sale Saturday Oc­ 1985 where Reagan was preparing for ployees deemed essential, such as aeries of Senate-passed amend­ dls' home. He said he placed her body In the Ai tober 11th onlyl 630 A 634 this weekend’s summit with Soviet the military and air traffic con­ ments from the debt bill already 33-year-old Catherine Billings car to drive her to the hospital North Main Street Defense attorneys are not con­ role Pot Sole. Pink grapefruit Ovtr 60 Avillibli NOW X B LeftI leader Mikhail Gorbachev. trollers, would continue to work passed by both chambers that Manfredi, by hitting her with the when he ran the car Into the utility Monchester. T O W N C A R S testing the prosecution’s claim that RigI plont 41 Inches tall $6.00. However, there were dozens of through the weekend The full would raise the national debt to baseball bat on March 8, 1968 In pole accidentally. 649-3430D other disagreements between the impact of any shutdown would their suburban home. Manfredi caused his wife's death, 9 cow Tog Sale. October 11th. $2,323 trillion. House, Senate and White House in but they say he may have been Police said Manfredi told them sp ei 9-3. Rota date October occur Tuesday, when "non- Among the Senate measures Testifying in a low voice In the huge fiscal 1667 spending bill, legally insane or acting under his wife left their home by herself fori 13th. Antiques, household essential” workers would be sent opposed by House Democrats was Superior Court, Manfredi said he goods, glassware, tabag- which totaled $862 billion in the home if spending legislation re­ extreme emotional disturbance. and attempted to drive to the a provision to put teeth back Into then tried to cover up the crime to hospital after she woke up vomit­ Gl Ins, 3 down comforters. 60 House version and 1666 billion in mained stalled. the Gramm-Rudman law. protect their children. Manfredi testified that there M* Pool With filter. Dis­ Bolton Center Rd. Bolton ing blood. hum mantled, ready to go. $350. ter I MMS64. 7 horse power motor, Uon fishing equipment, tools, l>y Items: Playpen $20,. B b80, S E -5, Luxury, Luxury with Con­ Base, Luxury and Turbo T O D A Y ’S HERALD ■oor _ .4 b y Mac cor scot $15. glassware, miscellaneous violi «$M M 7b furniture. Sundoy Only venience package. See the Cab Plus. all availeblel Bush aide linked to contra plane 10-3 Rota Dote Sunday Iddn 19th. $3 Ridge Street jHoutIng plant NIad i Sunny and cool Lorse Kerosene Heater. Manchester. Reasonable best offer. $50 g59130 *59130 LARGE INVENTORY MEANS GREAT DEALS The Minnechaug Golf Course, Mostly sunny and quite cool con S47-1S44 after 4pm.o which has been in operation for 37 today, with a high In the lower 50s Report says official got job for victim of Nicaragua crash Tag Sole - 3 tomlty, 10/11 •Finence Rote aveiiaMe to guallfled Cash Buyars; You gat a yean, may soon be turned into a Increasing cloudiness tonight and and 10/13,9om to 4pm. 1$ NADA Retail ...... $ 1 5 , 2 0 0 buyers. Finance Term up to se months. WASHINGTON (AP) - A top For Sole-Used Ccrondc Maida Extandad Warranty giant realdentlal development, not quite as cold. with a low 38 to 40. telephone calls Friday, But Marlin But suggesting he might not captured In Nicaragua after a Ltynwood Drive. Bolton Maximum Financa amout *6000. aide to Vice President George Bush mold In aood condition. Loke. for eo montha / toaOOO mllat at ending ye a n of speculation on its Sunday, considerable cloudiness Fltswater. a spokesman for Bush, comment even when he did know plane carrying arms to contra M94S37. M orlartv Discount...$ 3,200 In llau ot any othar piomoliona. has been linked by several sources said, "Ih e re is no one on the vice NO EXTRA CHARGE fate. Story on page 1 and milder, with a high around 60. whether the account was correct, rebels was shot down, told a news to activities of a Cuban-American president's staff who is directing or he said, "The answer should come 6 Super Multi Fomlly. Details on page 2. conference In Managua Thureday Bete-Custom Large variety ot mlsoel- named Max Gomez, identified by a coordinating an operation in Cen­ from them (Bush’s office).’’ blue with cus- that Gomez and another Cuhan- taneous. 67 Olcott Drive. Selling Price $12f000 NO GIMMICKS — JUST A GREAT DEALI captured American as a CIA tral America. All^ationa to that American "work for the CIA (and) le sheers and Soturdoy, HM. Rota dote Dtftctor MplBlnt employee who helped coordinate effect are aimply not true.” Speakes also suggested there douMe rod, mode for slid- Excellent Condition - Loaded PHcg IndudM: 1. AN DnalGr Prap. 2. Undtrcontlng m l^ t be nothing wrong in someone did meet of the coordination for the Sunday. Iml«x secret arms drops to contra Another spokesperson, Gayle Ina gloss doors. Price Is 30-40,000 Miles An American scientist said F ri­ nighta.” 3. Clnmi A Wax 4. Hnnf temperatures on the nortliernFM iw and The development would be called vice and traffic impact. Schaeppi American Revointion was I h e Village at Minnechaug." said Showers Ra»r> Flurries Soow Occluded Sfafionary ■ acmes ^ north half of awRocM ei into tlw Ms and (bonded in WashtaMton, D.C. Nine holes of the golf course wind chills pnshfnf readings hetow The Derekseth Corp. is not the ^ ^ S # In n s 2. Uie Aral peHtiesil would be retained, site plans s h ^ , first developer to propose building teleeast in the United fltaiea took while tennis courts, a swimming homes on the land In 1933, the i u S ? S ^ ^ pinee as the Democratic Na­ 0001 and an expanded chibhcmse Banner Land Co. of Newington NATIONAL F O R E C A tT — The Natior>al Weather Service forecaata facility would be added to the site. sought to buy the land and build Dfllw, Mont., reported a wfad^hill temperature tional Committee sponeored a flurries for Saturday In parts of Colorado northeast to South Dakota. Rain program from a CBS televisioo Glastonbury Planning Director between lOO and llO luxury single­ of 2 degrees late Friday morning. Is fi^ecast In a wide area from parts of Texas and New Mexico northeast to studio in New York. Kenneth Leslie and Environmental family homes there. The town of scattered rain and snow showers were reported the Q r ^ Lakes region. Showers are predicted In a band stretching from In 13M. the hmar probe Pio- Plm ner Ernest Schaeppi cauti­ Glastonbury sought to retain the c m w Borthem Montana and northern Wyoming. oned that the plans are preliminary aeer One was launched. R failed area for open space, but was not parts of Texas to the southern Great Lakes region. TT»e higher moimtains of Montana received op to 4 and are in the very early stages of to go out as far as planned, fen able to come up with the 33.5 inches of snow overnight. development million that Clark was asking (hr back to earth and hnmed op in The developers must first pres­ the course, which is located off Hariie ptKMo oy t the atmosphere. ent their proposal before a joint Manchester Road. £ In 1932, Pope John KKIH Wyoming and ah but southeastern Nebraska pnMic hearing of the Planning and Neither Clark nor officials at PBlnlul reading aNASHK; ^ w w eof a cmbination of coM rain, snow and convened the flrst session of the Zoning Commission and the Town Derekseth could be reached for T gosting winds. The northern half of Wyoming was Source -rn* KKt$- World AHrmnsc ol H»corm Roman Catholic Chnreh's 2lat ^^ouncil. Leslie said the hearing has comment Friday night. Susasn Pullerine (l«fl), the assistant administrative area gave Mood samples and received readings on their expected to receive op to 4 hrches o f snow by •nd Fteis" 6y Margo McLoono-Basta and Alica Ecumenical Council, also known tentatively been set for Nov 10. Clark converted the course from director at Mancheatar Memorial Hospital, takes some cholesterol level. The program was conducted from Saturday morning. Siagel (1985 World Almanac Publications) as Vatican H. C Daring that hearing, commis­ a dairy farm in 1943 and has run it blood from Barbara Hamilton Friday during the medical Monday to Friday and drew over 3,500 people — three S tocl^ aisw in Nebraska and northwest Kansas sion and council members can since then. w w ^ i s e d to keep watch over their animals on center’s cholesterol program. Residents from all over the times more than hospital officials had expected. satortfay. k On the Ught Side 20 ***** thunderstorms were scattered from the d e ^ Southwest across the southern Rockies Manchester In Brief Bridgeport girl charged We into West Texas. Columbus Day ’86: tier About an inch of hail fen on Bartlett Dam stri WMrfyMrd w«propnal« Voter registration sessions will be held today outside the Stop in killing of 14-year-old T Sodety of Lake Memphremagog, northern and middle Atlantic Coast states JACKSON, Mist. (AP) - It and Shop supermarket at the Broad Street Parkade and in the Monday is Columbus Day. a state and ant said be has dedded a Marred had cool, hreezy conditions Friday, with gale ■oomod approprlatotobavotholr Registrars’ of Voters Office at the Municipal Building federal holiday. clui photograph o f a brontosaurua- BRIDGEPORT (A P) - A high school said she knew both girls. warnings in effect along the middle coast and flood wedding In a hoUcopter, Bob The sessions will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Stop and Shop and cen llke creature in the lake la a fake. freshman was shot once in the chest and "They got together and started fighting wMcIws posted for the coastal areas of Virginia, Prorino and Cindy Alien agreed, from 9 a.m. to Ip.m . at the Municipal Building. In the weather is Federal offices: All will be closed and there sha The picture showed two black killed during a fight in a city housing project and the gun... went off. Then Ursula was Just Maryland and Delaware. since the couple met through Us will be no regular mail delivery Monday. wci dota In the water near the bad, the session at Stop and Shop will be canceled, a town news and a 13-ycar-old girl arrested in connection laying there.” KInchen said. career as an aviator. release said. with the death, police said Friday. nat creature — dots Boisvert said DeCarlo said the suspect was brought to State offiees: All will be closed for the holiday. wit Rain was widespread across the Carolines and “ He came through to do some The last day to register to vote in the November elections is Ursula Gomillion. 14, was pronounced northern Georgia. look like the kind of buoys that the police station by her mother about an Emissions inspection stations will reopen aerial spraying for me,” said the Tuesday, Oct. 14. On that day, a session will be held from 9 a.m. to dead at Bridgeport Hospital at 8:20 p.m. hour and a half after the shooting. Police Heavy thunderstorms in central Florida might be used to moor an Tuesday h new Mrs. Provlne, who has 9 p.m. at the registrars' office. Friday, about a half hour after she was shot declined to release her name because of her drenched Richey. Fla., with 4 inches in less than an inflataUe monster. 50 worked as a forester in Newton at close range in Father Panik Village, age. Mairicfpal offices: Offices in Manchester, hwr, the weather service said, and scattered County for three years. pro The sodety organized an "in ­ authorities said The suspect was charged with manslaugh­ Bolton, Coventry and Andover are all closed thunderstorms were developing over the rest of the The wMrIyUrd weddlngThurs- ternational press conference” Revaluation taama still looking Detective Sgt. Michael DeCarlo said eight state. ter with a firearm and her case will be Monday. day night above the Mississippi tUs summer. In which the to 10 girls were watching a fight between handled by juvenile authorities. DeCarlo Temperatures at 3 p.m. CDT ranged from SO The Manchester assessor’s office revaluation field teams will State Fairgrounds was witnessed mayors of Magog, Quebec, and be working in the following areas around Manchester next week: Gomillion and the suspect. The weapon, a said. PaMIc schools: All will be closed Monday. ^^®^*'*®®*** C LO U D COVER — Friday’s weather satellite picture degrees at Yellowstone Pork, Wyo., to 00degrees in by a minister, a matron of honor recorded at 2:30 p.m. E O T shows an area of showers and thunderstorms Newport, Vt.. signed a joint Oak Forest Condos, Southfield Green Condos and Oak Grove .38-ca1tber revolver that has not been Another witness. Michelle Munoz, said she Miami. The morning low was 19 degrees at and a beat man who doubled as proclamation recognising recovered, may have been passed to the girl Banks; All will be closed Monday. Pellston, Mich. Condos. “ saw Ursula and another girl arg 'ig .” over most of the Gulf Coast states. Clear skies prevail from the Great the pilot. The 19-minute service Memphre and encouraging who was arrested, he said. “ They were rigltting and then the gun went The forecast for Saturday called for rain and They also will inspect new construction in various locations. Pabllc llbarles: Mary Cheney and Whiton Lakes to New England and from the Pacific Northwest to the Great Basin. was transmitted via two-way sdentlfic study of the creature. DeCarlo said there may be other arrests in off. She (the suspect) said she didn’t shoot Memorial libraries closed Monday and the snow extending from the Great Basin across the radio to the ground so family and connection with the shooting. fl A band of frontal clouds stretches from central Canada through the Plains It.” Munoz said. Manchester bookmobile will not run. Andover’s central Rockies Into western sections of Nebraska friends could hear it. Asked how he regards the Witnesses said Gomillion was trying to Into Texas. and South Dakota. Panal to hear closad-maating case Friends and relatives gathered Friday at library will be open Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Ed McDaniel, a RicUand min­ Memphre phenomenon he helped protect a friend who had been picked on by the apartment where Gomillion lived with By The stale Freedom of Information Commission will conduct a ister who performed the cerem­ to create, the skepUcal Boisvert other girls. her mother, brother and two sisters. The Garbage: Will be picked up Monday in Th< hearing Thursday on an appeal that claims the Manchester ony, said It was a first for him, said, "With a smile on my face. “ She (Gomillion) was trying to help her dead girl's name was among names Manchester. but he didn’t fret. He’s also a ** * — '*’(iy not enjoy Economic Development Commission violated the Freedom of friend because they were always picking on C Information Act by holding closed meetings. scrawled In graffiti on the apartment front pilot. her. Ursula put her hand on (the suspect's) door. Manchester Herald: The Herald will publish tior Provlne said the couple would In a Sept. IS letter to Curtis M. Cofield, chairman of the face and pushed her face” before the The victim was a student at Harding High Monday and its offices will be open. Fat PEOPLE honeymoon In November. commission. Tinker Ready, a reporter (or the Journal Inquirer, shooting occurred, said Sonya KInchen. who School. con “ Oh sure, we’ll fly,” he said. claimed a subcommittee of the EDC Improperly held executive $101 ” Ia there any other way?” sessions on Aug. 19 and 20. The subcommittee met to discuss the Da] Ht’t no Rambo Lottery details of a pending contract between the town and Homart dat< South Carolina last year, teach­ Development Co. of Chicago concerning the regional shopping A Actor Scott Glean is used to ing a course on women in mall planned by the company. Calendara witl playing tough guys, but he says Egyptian culture. She also has Photo of Mtmphrt Connecticut dally: The appeal challenges the assertions by Town Attorney John par his latest role breaks out of the taught at Cairo University’s W. Cooney that the executive sessions were legal because poll School of Arts. Republican Town Committee. mold of the avenging, machine rovMlod M a hoax Friday: 763 disclosure of the mall contracts would not be In the public Interest Tuesday Thursday per r 1 “I have 12 honorary docto­ Manchester Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. Ooi gun-toting war hero. 275th Anniversary Committee, NEWPORT, Vt. (AP) — A Play Four: 8378 and because public information on the discussions could Increase Registrars of voters. Town Of­ “This isn't another Rambo rates, but I want my very own,” Monday Voter registration. Community Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. picture purporting to show a the cost of the project. fice Building. 9 a m to 8 p m character. That’s a cartoon,” Mrs. Sadat said In South Carolina Columbus Day; municipal offi­ Hall, 9 a.m. to 0 p.m. win monster in a northern Vermont Lotto: 1-3-7-21-28-88 Finance Committee. Town Of­ said the 44-year-old Glenn, refer­ last year. ces closed. Wednesday fice Building. 7:30 p.m. ”TI lake has been revealed as a hoax. her ring to his latest role as an ex-CIA Her husband was assassinated Taestf ay Planning Commission. Com­ Planning and Zoning Commis­ While there have been more Andover can agent stationed In Beirut who is by Moslem extremists at a Campaign Notea Eighth Utilities District Board of munity Hall, 7:30 p.m. than 100 reported sightings of a sion. Town Office Building. 8 p.m atal on the blink of a nervous m ilitary parade In Cairo on Oct. WE DELIVER Directors, district firehouse. 32 Zoning Commission. Community Democratic Town Committee. Lake Memphremagog creature If you haven't received your Monday cril breakdown because his last 0, 1931. Main St.. 7:30 p.m. Hall, 7:30 p.m. Town Office Building. 8 to 10 p.m. called Memphre, perhaps the Manchester Herald by 8:30 p.m. Zlntter studies utility program Columbus Day: municipal offi­ C Board of Education. 45 North Public Building Commission, Wednesday assignment accidentally k lll^ a world’ s only lake monster with a weekdays or 8 s.m. Saturdays, ces closed. The group of children. pleass'call your carrier. If you're state Sen. Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, will study ways to give School St., 7:30 p.m. new firehouse. 7:30 p.m. Conservation Commission. Town Lesson for KoNer French name, a photograph Tuesday rail unable to reach your carrier, call the Department of Public Utility Control more power to enforce Wednesday Thursday Office Building. 8 p.m. “ This Is a live human being submitted by two Quebec resi­ aubacriber service, 647-9040, by Planning and Zoning Commis­ Actor Oabe Kaplan, the the "Call Before You Dig” program under which contractors Commission on Children and Board of Selectmen, special Jlecreation Commission. Patri­ who has been traumatized by a dents will not be recorded among 0:30 p.m weekdays or 10 a m. sion, Town Office Building. 7:30 teacher with a room full of must notify the state before excavating to avoid bursting utility Youth, Lincoln Center gold room, meeting. Community Hall, 8 p.m. ots’ Park, 7:30 p.m. life of violence,” he said In a them. Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. p.m sweathogs in television’s "W el­ lines. 7:30 p.m. Friday School Building Committee. Cov­ recent Interview on the set In Board of Education, Andover come Back, Kotter,” got a 348 Zinsser, Senate chairman of the Legislature’s Energy and Commission on Handicapped. Democratic Town Committee. entry High School. 7:30 p.m. c Rome. Elementary School. 7:30 p.m. lesson of his own in Wilmington, Public Utilities Committee, held a hearing on the program Senior Citizens’ Center, 7:30 p.m. Community Hall. 7:30 p.m. Saturday H The moWe, “ Man on Fire,” Is SCOTT GLENN JIHAN SADAT Del. Tuesday. He said testimony at the hearing Indicated most Hiursday Manchester Herald Book sale. Bentley Memorial liar adapted from a novel by A.J. . . breaks the mold . earns doctorate Kaplan, who is starring in a contractors abide by the progra m but a few ignore it to save time. Judges’s hours, Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. Library. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. witl QuIb m II and scheduled for re­ production of "Doubles” at a He said one problem is that while the location of underground USPS 327-800 VOL. CVI, No. 10 utilities can be determined, their distance below ground is Comment session. Board of twe lease In the United States next Manhattan tour Sadat a doctor local theater, had to pay a towing • f# -v ---- ‘’ •o lice Published daily except Sunday Suggattad carrier ralea are $1.80 sometimes not known. Some contractors do not stop using Directors’ Office. Municipal Build­ year. fee after his borrowed truck was bee A young, malnourished, end certain holldeyt by the Men- weak!)ikly, $6.80 for one month, 310.25 digging equipment and turn to hand digging soon enough, he said. ing. 6:30 p.m. Coventry Jlhan Sadat, the widow of removed from a parking lot with chsetar Publishing Co., i 0 Briinard for three months, I3S.S0 for six stat As with some of his previous malaria-stricken boy from the former EgypUan President An­ Zinsser Is seeking re-election In the 4th Senatorial District. He Democratic subcommitee. Mu­ some signs he misunderstood. Place, Manchaater, Conn. 00040. months and $77.00 lor one year. Monday aldf roles — an astronaut in “ The deserts of Africa, who once war Sadat, has earned a docto­ The 40-year-old Brooklyn Second class p o a tM paid at Man­ Mall rataa are available on request. Is being challenged by Democrat Michael Meotti of Glastonbury. nicipal Building coffee room. 7 1 chaater, Conn. PO STM ASTER : Columbus Day; municipal offi­ O Right Stuff” and a gun-slingIng wondered whether he’d live to rate In English literature from N.Y., resident said he and fellow p.m. is r Sand addraaa changes to the Man­ Advisory Perk and Recreation ces closed. 9 see tomorrow, is spending the cowboy In “ Silverado” - Glenn Cairo University. actor Matt McQaall were out In chester Herald, P.O. Box SBI, Man­ e r t n e s $72. weekend in Manhattan on a tour Education Is Herbsfs first priority Commission. Lincoln Center con­ spent several months preparins Mrs. Sadat, 83, wrote her the pickup when they decided to chester, Conn. 00040. To place a claaallled or display Automatic>matic doiivtrydollvory svalKavallablo at to e for the part. guided by CBS’s Diane Sawyer. dissertation on the Influence of make a stop and pulled into a advarllaament, or to report a news ference room. 7:30 p.m. frai Item, story or picture Idea, call 043- VERNON — "Legislation passed by the Republican-controlled Mohammed Ag Albakaye, who English literary criticism on drugstore parking lot. QUARANTEED DELIVERY: It Joh Glenn’s character undergoes a 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 8 1936 state Legislature has left funding for teachers’ salaries In ^ B ^ / S r O L doctors estimate is between 13 EgypUan critics. A panel of three "W e didn’t think they’d tow. you don't recaivs your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Jeopardy after 1033,” said Marie Herbst, the Democratic Tl humanising transformation af­ 8:30 p.m. waakdaya or 3 a.m. Satur­ Bolton and 17 years old, was rescued professors awarded the degree We thought the signs were for the candidate In the 38th Senatorial District. exB ter accepUng a bodyguard posi­ day, pleaaa telephone your carrier. Rid from a famine-refugee cam p in with honors after a 2>/i-hour dayUme,” Kaplan said. If you're unablt to reach your car­ In a news release, Herbst said the act was passed In haste, and 5 1 ® tion for a 12-year-old girl. But he Monday What wars you lu t charged? a n n ou n tes was Mali after he was interview ^ by discussion on her dlsseriaUon "We didn’t know it was Ka­ rier, call aubacriber aarvtca at 047- The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ only takes into account funding for the next three years. After soon finds himself back in his Columbus Day; municipal offi­ part Sawyer for a January 1933 "30 Thursday. plan’s,” said Ylaceat A. Neeas- 0040 by 0:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. ber ol the Aaaoclated Press and a that there is no assurance to communities of state support, she violent lifestyle after she is m. Saturdays lor guaranteed deliv­ member ol the Audit Bureau ol Cir­ ces closed. 872-2140 clud Minutes” piece on the drought Mrs. Sadat served as visiting tro, whose company hauled the said. 18^6 year- anrttt/-er'sary sa/e kidnapped and he must find her there. ery In Manchester. culations. Tuesday professor at the University of truck to a city storage yard. Herbst warned that towns in the poorer parts of the state cannot Public hearing on Town Im­ afford to go it alone, saying the state has an obligation to all of the provement Program, Community children in Connecticut. A formula must be devised to have the Hall. 7;SO p.m. w g i ^ m r t f ^acaiioriM . state pay for half of all local education costs, Including additional Board of Fire Commissioners, future expenses, by 1989, she said. new firehouse. 7; 30 p.m. "As state senator,” Herbst said, "education (will be) my first H. priority. All aspects of the problem must be dealt with to insure 2 0 X O ^ / ' 6 Ted not only continuous funding but to do so without adding to the day heavy burdens of the property taxpayer. You avoid crisis Brian F. Bottaro, D.M.D. is appi sive government by planning ahead. As your state senator, that is my pleased to announce the expan­ drui ClASSIFIED ADS sure u get nm goal,” she concluded. emp Herbst is challenging incumbent Sen. James Giulietti, sion of his office hours for the practice of general dentistry, Tf Prove it to yourself by calling the classified department R-Vernon. 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NEir HTAVEIf - A Ffew Ybrk City bnmogb bosv whu committed soleide when corruption charges surfaced had faces planned to run far mayor and "really show me how to make MANCHESTER HAS IT! money," a key government sritneaa teatilted Friday. Then <)ueen Democratic boan Donald Manes killed Mnwolf March IS, Hiree days after Geoffiney Lindenaner, former Ifo. S p enalty man in the city RarHng Violations Bureau, met witli fsderai pnMCCUllNf'B. This Week Featuring... Uudenaoer has testified that he and Manes dividedS8W,IWHn IMHTrOl^rAF) -TheEovIr- Bribes between MTRffi. onmantai PMfection Agency has "Donald said to me he planned to run for mayor,” Lindenaner proponttf an m ,a w fine against testified. "Ifc toM me that after running for governor fa brief, Uniled Tscbnelegies Cotr. itor unsaccessfiri attempt in IFMI, he'd learned a great deal. I “ P-- ^ alleged vMaOen of rules gutnerning "Aa mayor, be said, be would really show me how to make As WE start our third year in Real HARRIS HARDWOODS A WlM Ibe one. stnrage and disposal of money.” NEW fM IM * COUmiT MMnWNM MC. pyloehlorinatedMnbenyls. tfee fed­ ft was hot clear if Manes bad planned to challenge Mayor Estate, we look forward to fV eirl eral agency said Friday. Ecfwardf. Koch, a one-time Manes ally who branded hima crook 2t§rmum7mn., m/mcmmu, cr. 203^4»<4003 when the comij^on charges surfaced in January. * ‘‘• t continuing success and low reacti ft would be the largest penalty The trial was moved to Connecticut because of extensive w Maa imposed in Connectieut for FCB interest rates too. They go From o Floeo of Pino fo a Cuatom Intorlor, awthei violations. EFA counsel George puMicIty about the case in New York. Ciampa said from the ERA’S together? But more than low rates c MM t Boston regional office. He said the ♦ Now Stockiof Redwood exact amount of the line would Bttoga worth put at $1.42 mMlon and making money; is the re a lfi 0 depend on UTC’s response to the 0 charges. HARTFORD — Republican gubernatorial candidate Julie D. personal satisfaction of placing, c lh iic Belaga released records Friday showing that she and her SALE The FCBs, used as a non-comhicting husband have asseta of 11-42 mfliion and paid only $l 16 in federal if you will, individuals and coolant in heavy electrical equip­ income taxes last year because of her husband’s business loaes r^-.r. ment. are a suspected carcinogen W Rod Oak Plywood y ea r* and are known to cause liver and tbeir combined investment losses. couples in "just the place they’ve Her husband, Myron W. Belaga, is a retired oil company Uirfor AFpttOtO ailments and chloracne. a persist­ always wanted.’’ That’s what N e w l ent skin rash, in humans. Their executive. He now does some consulting. ’46.00 W M l«yan University students and their m«nt* in South Africa. Other protasts manufacture has been outlawed. The Belagas’ income from last year, including h MIRRORS • SHOWIER DOORS • STORE FRONTS accurc been charged with cheating the suspects may be allowed special According to the Federal Com­ The Herald’s staff se­ (Bahind economy Oil Change) ■ SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES • ETC. state of $95,000 in sales taxes, an probation without admitting guilt munications Commission, 20 appli­ diveral lected Aieling to be ho­ aide to the governor said. and have their records erased after cations have been received for the Spea O’Neill also believes the retailer a period of time. license. nored because of her wil­ Democ is meeting his promise to repay ResnIck, who was arrestd in 1983 The ResnIck partnership, which lingness to cooperate, her OPTICAL AUTO WASHETTE 9 Japan’ $72,000 of the unpaid taxes in order and his record was cleared after includes David Kalicka and Robert Featuring All New Cloth Washing System to avoid trial on charges of filing two years, still owes the state loyalty to the Herald, and iTOaitrljPBtpr ^^pral^ progre Peters, applied Sept. 18 under the Self-Service High Pressure Bay and Vacuums States I fraudulent sales tax returns, aide $41,000. name of Enfield Broadcasting Co. the excellent way she 1 John Sandberg said Thursday. Before he was granted acceler­ Complete Reconditioning Service Avalleble Sped It has no other broadcast interests, manages her two paper educate The governor asked his staff to ated rehabilitation, both Jacewicz according to the FCC. examine the tax history of retailer and Dailey wrote letters attesting routes. Serving the ManchMter • 763 and 191 Main St., Manchester than Ai Richard Resnick of Enfield after it to ResnIck’s good character. State police regulations require The award was pres­ Phone: 643-1191 or 643-1900 24 Hour Self Service arequi was reported he had entered Into State police Lt. Col. John Mulli­ officers to apply to a special panel area for 100 yaart Mexici ented to Alsling at a 203 Spruce Street partnership with four others in­ gan said last week Dailey and when they are contemplating em­ Eastbrook Mall, Mansfield intellig cluding state police Capt. 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OPINION V ^ ./ W t f r U in B n e f Angry Bolivians thwart drug raid r r t e t BmiM/n rapt Harvard, olliar tehoolt By Peter MePen'ren pected the traffickers were hiding them, don’t let them leave,” and and no cocaine seized, a DEA The Assoclofed Press cocaine in Santa Ana, said German "Yankee go home, kill the agent, speaking on condition of vest m m k tan CAM BRIDGE, Mass. — Harvard University's president and Linarez, commander of the Leo­ Yankees.” anonymity, said the raid was a T e e m d o ift SANTA ANA. Bolivia - Bolivian pards, a Bolivian anti-narcotics y termer law student. Secretary of Education Wiiliam J. The protesters surrounded the success. and U.S. drug agents raided this squad trained and funded by the Bolivian officials and chased them PiBWt? #i*P y * * * * " ! on Friday debated the cabinet officer’s contention that "P art of the mission was ac­ Jack ■ertrort and other schools did a poor job of education. town Friday in search of cocaine United States. to an airfield about three miles complished in that the Bolivians traffickers, then fled during a Santa Ana’s economy originally from the town square. have shown their resolve they get piegnant ^ r °* * * **^ ***** ***** **•* fo6tltutions were too concerned with protest by hundreds of angry was based on cattle-raising, but The DEA officials had made a won’t allow this kind of thing to go **!r ? * «>y»oy and that they perntitted drug use. residents, some shouting, "K ill the many residents have proqiered Uttiveroity president Derek Bok said in a 15-minute rebuttal getaway about half an hour earlier on in their backyard. It was a Yankees.” because of cocaine trafficking. and were already inside six Black success in the fact that the mission * * * a complaints were not supported by careful 1 No arrests were made and no Hawk helicopters staffed by U.S. was accomplished at all,” he said. m e a re h and lacked "perceptiveness in exiHoring issues beyond from clinics cocaine was seized. Authorities ABOUT 60 LEOPARDS and 30 soldiers and a Bolivian air force the level o t superficiality and cant. ” said there were no reports of Americans, including agents o f the troop carrier when the mob arrived "The raid had a psychological 'rMCFH ^Bennett’s comments came in a 30-minute speech on the injuries. Drug Enforcement Administra­ at the airfield. impact," added Linarez. ’ "The 2 > * d lt l« a t higher education that was delivered as part of traffickers realized we will go W kcv it was dischwed this week that Bolivian officials, assisted by tion, participated in the raid, which Bolivian authorities fired tear Harvard's continuing 350th anniversary celebration. U.S. troops, have been raiding began at about 6 a.m. gas and bullets into the air to anywhere to get them.’’ ee t raceptives haee been dispensed by two Mahy ‘sleep’ cocaine laboratories at Jungle Bolivian officials, armed with 26 disperse the crowd but did not Barbosa, however, called the N ew York CHy high sehools since 19M. the ranches in Bolivia for past three arrest warrants, searched homes succeed. raid “ a military occupation that is rea ction was predictahle. BankAmerIca praaldant resigns months. However, Friday’ s raid and cars and questioned residents. ’The demonstrators surrounded humiliating for our people. This marked the first time a town Two of Bolivia’s top 10 drug the troop carrier, preventing It I f any parents protested that their and wait for has never happened before and the SAN FRANCISCO — Samuel H. Armacost, president and chief became the target of the crack­ traffickers, Roberto Suarez Gontez from leaving until the mayor of big traffickers are in other partt. aetherity had been usurped and their necutive officer of embattled BankAmerica Corp., announced down on drugs. and Oscar Roca, live in Santa Ana, Santa Ana, Amadeo Barbosa, was We are not a delinquent people." children m orally corrupted. As a result of the his rerignation Friday after five stormy years at the helm of the The raid was prompted by but were not there during the raid, allowed to come aboard and verify farer, the Board of Education decided to war to com e nation s second-largest banking concern. reports that several major cocaine officials said. that no residents had been Under an agreement between the Armacost, 47, said in a news release that he ended his 25-year traffickers were hiding in Santa About an hour after the raid, arrested. United States and Bolivia, 174 U.S. restrict contracepthre services at school Ana, a town of about 5,000 people in about 3,000 residents, drawn by the troops are in Bolivia to help the **I2 ? li** ®®>*kAmerlca because the bank’s im age had been "so clinics to stadents 18 and older. WASHINGTON— An unknown number of Soviet the Beni tropical flatlands where constant pealing of church bells, A HELICOPTER FLEW above eroded by rumor and speculation that a change In management is government crack down on drug "sleepers” have been planted in Western most of the country’s cocaine gathered at the town square to the runway to scatter the crowd, trafficking. The DEA has 15 agents The board's lack of guts can only mean that necessary to help restore confidence in this organization’s countries ready to wake up and go into action in laboratories are based. protest the raid. enabling the plane to take off. coordinatii % the raids which began m ore stadents under 18 will get pregnant next capabilities and future." the event of war. They are undercover agents Bolivian authorities also sus­ Some shouted "K ill them, kill Although no arrests were made July 14. ’"The best interests of our shareholders, customers and BLOND y e a r and be forced to leave school. whose sole function Is to provide shelter and Open Foram employees have always been my principal concern, and If my Unfortunately, the outcry experienced in intelligence for the Spetsnaz — Soviet special stepping aside serves that purpose, I do so willingly,” he said. N ew York has been a common occurrence in forces — who would infiltrate these coiintries Just ’The company, which has suffered from loan losses, was When construction of 1-64 was hasn’t been willing to meet with many other cities where school-oased health prior to the outbreak of hostilities and create assessed a record 14.75 million fine in January for violating Dozens feared dead after ferry sinks District Is wIMng being projected through Man­ the town and discuss mutual clinics have been proposed or opened. havoc by sabotage, kidnapping and assassination. government regulations on currency transaction reporting, and chester. it was recommended concerns. It is hoped that this DHAKA, Bangladesh (A P) - A But two newspapers, one owned In some instances, parental protests have to compromise As Milton wrote of a less malignant situation. several weeks ago saw its stock price plunge because of "is deep and the current very resume Saturday. that a sleeve be placed under the letter will clear up some of the " ’They also serve who only stand and wait ” A river ferry carrying as many as 300 by the government and the other fast.” He said divers could not The district administrator said c managed to kill proposals for such clinics, unconfirmed rumors about its financial status. highway between Hale Road and misconceptions that have been Soviet defector considered reliable by the CIA and people and heavy cargo capsized in independent, put the number of reach the wreckage. no bodies had been found. western Bangladesh and about half even though they are aimed largely at To the Editor: Tolland Turnpike. The district publicized lately. the Pentagon estimates that there are at least 110 people aboard at 300 and said 200 “ We are unable to specify the Officials of the government those aboard were feared dead were missing. The state radio said educating students on health-related issues. did not feel it could put out the Soviet sleepers already in position in the West. Itrael’t Pares turns over power death toll, as our estimates are transport agency said the only Friday, trapped in the hull under 45 the ferry was carrying 200 people based on eyewitnesses accounts," In fact, the Planned Parenthood Federation There has been a lot of concern necessary funds in that there was Joseph G. Tripp Even one sleeper could spell disaster, as a rescue vessel available, the M.L. S r Hilliard St. JERUSALEM — Shimon Peres resigned as prime minister of feet of water. and half were missing. he said. Hamza, was in Barlsal, more than in the Open Forum about the no immediate need for thesleeve. Defense Intelligence Agency official explained of America and the Center for Population one of Israel’s most popular governments Friday to make way Harendra Nath Howlader, chief Howlader, who was supervising Bangladesh officials usually give 160 miles south of Narail. sewering of the Buckland area. I The town decided to put the sleeve Options estimate that of the approximately 60 EdHor’a note: ’Tripp Is a with this story about the Soviet invasion of for his political foe. Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir, In an of administration for the Nnrail rescue operations, said Friday conservative estimate's of casual­ According to Howlader, the T under the highway They stated it would like to offer a few facts that member of the Eighth Utilities Czechoslovakia in 1966: district 170 miles west of Dhaka, night that 70-80 people swam to ties in such disasters. school-based health clinics in the nation, only was needed for thetwobusinesses unprecedented Job swap. ferry’s authorized capacity was 50 should be considered. Olsirict Board of Directors. "One (sleeper), a Czech captain, prepared plans Peres warned, however, that the coalition government under said the wooden ferry carried safety from fhe boat, which was "A ll our efforts to pull the ferry passengers, and in addition to the about a dozen dispense contraceptives, and in the area, and would lead to 100-150 people and about 70 were In October 1976. the town of for the KGB for the occupation of the Central Shamir would not survive its 25-month term if it doesn’t advance carried about two miles down- out of water have failed. We are overload of people it carried a huge O N T H E then only with parental consent. further development in the area. believed drowned, most of them Manchester entered into an Committee building and Prague Military Middle East peace. streem after capsizing. now awaiting arrival of a rescue cargo of rice and wheat on the fatal The district, once again, did not Eighth District women. The single-deck vessel He said up to 70 people could be Although there are no comprehensive agreement with the town of South Headquarters, including plans of the secret exits In keeping with a September 1964 Job-swapping pact, Peres Is vessel controlled by Inland water voyage. PlfJlOR stop the town from taking this went down Thursday in the Kajia trapped inside the hull on the river transport authority,” Howlader Windsor concerning thesewerlng through the city sewer system ," the CIA official to become foreign minister and Shamir prime minister. The It was the second ferry to sink In PRPOfi health clinics in Manchester’s public schools, action. It should be noted that, to shames the town River. bottom at a spot where the KaJIa said, and rescue operations would of certain areas In the two towns. related. “ ’The same man then led a KGB assault arrangement was part of a power-sharing accord worked out Bangladesh in less than a month. MAkE 1 an eighth-grade fam ily life course that this date, neither of the two The town of South Windsor To the Editor: detachment into the Central Committee building, after a national election gave neither Peres’ left-leaning Labor EMOUyf Included a section on sexual activity and realized that the town of Man­ businesses have been sewered. disarmed the Czech guards and arrested the Czech Party nor Shamir’s conservative Likud bloc enough votes to form T t ’The Manchester Herald of birth control aroused considerable chester did not have Jurisdiction As the Buckland area began to leadership” a government on its own. controversy among parents two years ago. over all the areas involved, and develop and plans for malls, ’Tuesday, Sept. 30. carried a " I am very proud right now,” Peres said after honoring his Defector front-page article which stated Many of those who objected to parts of the required the town of Manchester motels and housing develop­ U.S. O FFIC IALS ARE R E LU C T A N T to discuss agreement to resign. He said he stepped down "fo r the good of the that the construction of a major to make proper arrangements In ments came on the scene, the the sensitive information they have gathered on country, its needs and requirements." course did not like the idea of the schools sewer line could be delayed for order to tie Into the South Windsor town and district discussed the the Soviet sleeper network. There has been only Peres, 63, remains caretaker prime minister until Shamir assuming what they had always regarded as more than six months and lines. The Eighth Utilities Dis­ overall sewering plan. At the one official reference to It in a public document — presents his government to parliament next Tuesday or details a parental role. seriously a f feet newdevelopment trict was asked to Join the request of the town, the district an obscure Arm y Field Manual. 100-2-2, Issued in Wednesday and wins its approvai. In northwestern Manchester. Shamir, 70, Is to serve until Novem ber 1988. agreement. After several months hired an engineering firm (one July 1964. It explains how important prior Unfortunately, far too many students grow ’This Is all because Eighth of discussion, the district was the town recommended) in order infiltration of "target countries” Is In Soviet U.6. ACI up in homes where communication is Utilities District oflicials agreed threats brought Into the agreement and to design a sewering plan for the offensive strategy. It says: to continue their appeal of a state Experts back plan for booster tests strained and silence on sexual matters is the the town of Manchester was district area of Buckland. The "Agent networks in the target country support HERE decision they contend gave too SE norm. They are then forced to rely on their allowed to start using the South engineering firm designed a plan Soviet unconventional warfare operations. The WASHINGTON — An independent panel of scientific and much control to the town. By Allton Smale friends and television for information, and Windsor system. This Is one way for the area and the town was KGB and ORU (military intelligence) recruit engineering experts has endorsed NASA’s decision to continue The Associated Press On page 3 of the same edition Is often wind up with a distorted picture of the the district has cooperated with dissatisfied. They now tell the agents in vital areas of the enemy’s social testing Its redesigned shuttle booster rockets in the same a story about the Eighth Utilities the town. district that the sewering should structure — In political circles. In his Intelligence horizontal position as before the Challenger explosion, a NASA MOSCOW — An American relationship between love, sex and District Board of Directors decid­ source said Friday. The town needed a trunk line In be done their way. The district Is services, at all levels of the military, within key scientist said Friday he and his responsibility. ing to produce a brochure about The expert panel was organized by the National Research the district area of Adams Street willing to compromise, but not Industries, in a variety of academic Institutions, family sought asylum in the Soviet the negative effects It says a Council at the recommendation of the Rogers Commission, which Because so many parents abdicate their and the district was willing to waste a lot of taxpayers’ money. and in the media — press, radio and television. Union because his commitment to proposed Town Charter change studied the Jan. 28 shuttle explosion. The Rogers group urged socialism caused them to be allow them to do this so that they The town wants the district to put "Som e of these agents engaged in subverslotl, responsibilities in the home, schools have an and a possible m erger with the that NASA give serious consideration to full-scale vertical tests harassed and threatened with could service the shopping center out a million and a half dollars of while others are sleepers, prepared to act on call. obligation to educate students about sex and taxpayers’ money, but not re­ town would produce. of the new booster rocket design to "duplicate the actual launch death in the United States. and businesses north and west of Agents are trained to operate as political Arnold Lockshin, 47, a cancer contraceptives. ceive compensation from those ’The Eighth District officials configuration as closely as possible." Adams Street and Tolland Turn­ agitators, intelligence collectors and saboteuTs. researcher from Houston, told a have to be the most selfish and But on Oct. 2, NASA rejected that suggestion. Parents who demand that such education pike. In doing so. the town businesses and condominiums The GRU recruits agents (Including sleepers) in news conference he once was a self-centered group of people in The experts’ review of that decision was presented to NASA cease are only kidding themselves if they received all the fees and charges that hook into the line. the vicinity of military targets — airports, missile Communist Party organizer and the state of Connecticut because Administrator James C. Fletcher on Friday afternoon and is to believe it will put a stop to teenage sex. on Adams Street as far as the The 1978 agreement allowed for bases, arsenals, communication centers, be released publicly on Monday morning. twice took time out from his of the constant and continual scientific career for full-time polit­ Hockanum R iver and the New one pumping station in the tank-dispersal centers and also on routes used for A NASA source, speaking on condition of not being identified by political squabbles and feuds that ical activity. Study after study has shown that most State Road area. exchange with South Windsor. troop movements.” name, said the expert report "concurs with the decision to do are carried on with the town, be it “ In Texas, to stay alive, we teenagers have been sexually active at one When the town put a line down This pumping station would be Occasionally, evidence of sleeper activity Is horizontal testing as opposed to vertical” fire, sewer or any other matter didn’t broadcast that," he said. Adams Street they used 15-inch the responsibility of the town of discovered. A Soviet transmitter was unearthed in time or another. Denying them information that could impede the develop­ "Both my wife and I have been for pipe. At this time, they claim that South Windsor and would only be Wales, and others in .sealed plastic bags have been ACR and options will not stop sexual activity — it ment of Manchester. West German official ambushed socialism all of our adult lives." this line is only being used at 15 in use until such time that South dug up in Scandinavian countries. Lockshin's appearance with his will only increase the number of school I for one will vote "y e s ” on the 1 Heat u percent of capacity. They also Windsor might sewer the same wife, Lauren, and their three (abbr.l careers interrupted and lives ruined. referendum question concerning BONN, West Germany — A senior official in the West German admit that at two points In that area back to the Sduth Windsor THE SPETSNAZ INFILTRATORS who contact Foreign Ministry was shot and killed on a Bonn street Friday, a children came on a day of varied 4 Localll "Consolidation.” I know my pipe the slope is such that only treatment plant. Now there is a Soviet sleepers for help would either be in civilian ministry spokesman said. Soviet moves apparently designed 8 Active taxes will rise initially but the 12 Elactrl alraut two inches of space re­ plan to take part of the mall area clothes or the uniform of the target country. Some Oerold von Braunmuehl, director of the East-West department to deflate Western criticism of Lftteri to the editor peopleof Manchester will be ridof Moscow’s human rights policies at 13 Exclan mains for use. If this is the case, that is supposed to be sewered by Spetsnaz teams are 30 percent women, because in the ministry, was shot as he returned home from work late disma' a stigm a. As so many people have the superpower summit in Iceland. The Manchester Herald welcomes original then certainly any significant gravity to South Windsor, with they presumably draw less suspicion as saboteurs Friday evening, the spokesman, Klaus-Peter Gottwald, told The 14 New \ s ta t^ in Herald Profiles, the A dissident poet was reported letters to the editor. Increase from Buckland will South Windsor collecting all or assassins. One of their specific Jobs Is to dress Associated Press. stadiu worst thing about Manchester is released from jail early. The 15 Devil ' Letters must be signed with name, address and overtax this line. The town charges, and pump it over the hill attractively and hitch a ride with a hopeful truck At least two people fired at Braunmuehl as he stepped from a the embarrassment created by official Tass news agency said an 17 Brilllai daytime telephone number (for verification). already plans to replace the to the district line. ’The mall would driver. The would-be Lothario is then killed and taxi In front of his home in the Bonn district of Ippendorf, 18 Fall in Eighth District and town Estonian woman who joined her Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester in-ground 15-inch pipe with a be completely responsible for this the Spetsnaz team has a truck to use. Gottwald said. husband in the United States 18 19 Curly politics. ’ Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. 20-inch pipe for 1,000 or more feet pump for as long as it is in service. A secret Pentagon report describes the Spetsnaz He was dead at the scene, Gottwald said, and the attackers months ago had returned to the 21 Aircra The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in Norman Cable apparently escaped. 22 Bakini to overcome the present flat slope There has not been any time in wartime mission this way: “ To operate to the full Soviet Union and criticized Ameri­ chaml the interests of brevity, clarity and taste. area. the last ten years that the district 21 Buckland St. depth of the enem y’s rear in an effort to locate and cans as preoccupied with money. 25 Vestrr destroy nuclear weapons systems, disrupt Soviets release dissident poet A Soviet newspaper reported on 27 command, control, communications and Ukrainians returning to their 30 Absorl MOSCOW — A prominent dissident poet was unexpectedly homeland from the West, and Tass Imoist intelligence systems, and interfere with efforts to released from a Kiev Jail after serving half of a 7-year prison published routine Kremlin allega­ 33 Flows sustain (defense) forces.... The greatest number sentence for anti-Soviet agitation and propaganda, her tions of anti-Semitism in the United 34 Twirle Nakasone really believes U.S. inferior of teams will be allocated against nuclear targets. States. 36 Heavi mother-in-law said Friday. Secondary or non-nuclear targets will be attacked 37 Egypt Irina Ratushinskaya arrived home in a car late Thursday, her Lockshin reiterated claims pub­ 39 simultaneously but with fewer teams” licized by Soviet media that he was WASHINGTON - Despite his "heartfelt mother-in-law told The Associated Press in a telephone interview 41 Bar occupations. harassed by the FBI and CIA for 42 Huntii apology," Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhiro from Kiev. Dangerous drinks Her relatives had not been told she would be freed, said the his political beliefs. 44 Tenar Nakasone’s remarks about the negative effect of AMERICANS TEND TO FORGET Japanese He said the harassment went on 46 Over ’The nationwide drive to eliminate throwaway woman, who would not give her name but identified herself as the U.S. minority groups on our national intelligence attitudes and actions toward their two main ethnic "for many years, but this year was 47 Killed soft drink and beer containers has gained some mother of Ratushinskaya’s husband, Igor Gerashchenko. 48 PrickI accurately reflect Japanese feelings about racial Robert rivals in the region — the Chinese and Koreans — a bad year.” unexpected ammunition from a recent survey that She said Ratushinskaya did not know why she was released. “ There were harassments and SO Welfc diversity. during World War II. Some of their plans for 52 Polyn shows throwaway bottles are dangerous to Also Friday, the Bukovsky Foundation in Amsterdam, the physical threats. Complete subjugation and extermination were not really all Netherlands, reported that dissident Tatyana Osipova had been 56 Inforr Speaking to young members of his ruling Liberal Wagman children. The study, by Children’s Hospital of strangers would drive across agenc that different from some of the Nazi views and released from a labor camp and would be allowed to Join her Dentocratic Party. Nakasone suggested that Boston, showed that serious cuts from broken blocks and threaten to beat me SB Botha actions against Jews. husband, Ivan Kovalyov, in exile 320 miles outside Moscow. Japan’s one-race society is beneficial to academic glass dropped 60 percent after up,” he said. "Death threats were thing given to us in the mail: our home BECKER'S BECKER'S 61 Suppi progress while racial minorities in the United Earlier this month Nakasone’s education passed a law requiring deposits on beverage SPECIAL SIZE/ was broken into.” SIZE/ SPECIAL 62 Bites States tend to hold back academic progress. minister, Masayuki Fqjio, an arch-conservative, bottles and cans. Suspect killings called a coincidence LENGTH PRICE LENGTH PRICE Mrs. Lockshin “ repeatedly re­ 63 Bill ai Specifically. Nakasone said: "Japan is a highly Japanese failed to understand how their belief in publicly made light of Japan’s World War II 64 City i ’The only signifi^'ant event that could have M IA M I — One burglar’ s skull was smashed with an ax handle. ceived disgusting, obscene, pro­ 4'/j - 5 MM/16' $ 125 6 ■ 6'/2 MM/30" $ 6 0 0 educated and intelligent society, much more so atrocities toward the Chinese and Koreans. When 65 Canni the advantages of racial homogeneity could be caused this dramatic drop in injuries — which also An electrified booby trap killed a thief leaving a store. Two vocative and life-threatening 4V2-5MM/18" 2 0 0 7 ■ 7 '/2 M M /18" 8 0 0 than America on the average. In Am erica there (si.) seen in the United States as racism. these remarks caused a storm of outrage in both included cuts from windows and other glass — was businessmen shot robbers dead. phone calls,” he said. "She was 5 - 5 ’/2 MM/18" 2 5 0 7 ■ 7'/2 MM /30" 100 0 66 Mao are quite a few black people, Puerto Ricans and countries — which Japan is currentb^ wooing as passage of the law. Environmentalists are now Four criminal suspects killed and two others injured in two accosted by an individual identify­ 6-6'/2MM/18" 3 0 0 8 - 8 ’/2 MM /30" 2 0 0 0 tung Mexicans. On the average (American AS JAPAN E SE SAW IT , Nakasone was simply trading partners — Nakasone dismissed Fqjio, circulating the report In Florida. New Mexico, weeks. ing himself as an ex-Green Beret... 6 - 6'/2 MM/24" 4 5 0 8'/2 - 9 MM/30" 7 5 0 0 DO intelligence) is still very lo w ... In Am erica, even speaking the truth — Japanese society is superior some s ay reluctantly. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, West Virginia Authorities say the cluster of incidents is coincidence, not a with an armed weapon." now. there are many black people who do not know because it is "p u re." As Asahi Shinbun. one of the Robert Christopher writes the following in his and Washington, D.C., where there are active sign of growing vigilantism. Others disagree. He did not say when the alleged threats were made. He contended 1 Quart their letters” nation’s largest daily newspapers, editorialized, definitive work "The Japanese Mind” : "The movements to pass throwaway bans. "D efinitely something is going on here that’s out of the IKCIM. PRICE I14SS the harassment must have been memt '"n ie racial composition of Japan’s population is central element in the Japanese sense of One result of the failure to ban disposable ordinary,” said William Wilbanks, a Florida International 2 Qovei WHEN THE REMARKS were first reported by a organized by the FBI, but offered agent highly uniform, and this has been a favorable superiority is ... tribal rather than purely social. containers has been a bizarre kind of injury Univerrity criminologist. "A lot of people in Miami are saying, ‘A no proof. Japanese newspaper. Nakasone all but denied bad guy’s dead and that’s good.’” wd.) factor in the spread of education and in the Convinced of the uniqueness of their culture, the involving plastic bottles. Sometimes when a The State Department has called 3 Capal making them. Later he said the remarks had been development of the economy ” Japanese like to think that it is so subtle and customer tries to unscrew the metal cap the wrong It started when Prentice Rasheed electrified an iron grid over Lockshin’s allegations of official wds.) taken "out of context.” When a Japanese Japan is one of the world’s most racially complex that those not bom Japanese and not way, using pliers, the threads strip and the the doorway of his variety store in Miami’s blighted Liberty City. harassment absurd. They said he 4 Boy television station came forward with a videotape homogeneous societies. Minorities are almost reared in Japan can never truly be part of it.” carbonation fires the cap off like a projectile, On Sept. 30, a robber toting out merchandise over the roof was free to live where he chose. 6 Kappt o f the speech and the statements were shown to be unknown. ’The largest non-Japanese group living causing eye injuries. bnish^ against the metal. His wife sat beside him but completely in context. Nakasone simply in the country is Koreans, and they make up less IT IS IRONIC that Nakasone finds himself Odell Hicks, 20, was electrocuted. Rasheed, 43, was booked for rarely spoke. Their three children, manslaughter. SALE ENDS OCT. 19.1986 stonewalled. He admitted they were ill-advised, than 1 percent of the population. They are treated caught up in this hiror. He has been trying to Jennifer. 15. Jeffrey, tl, and Michael, 5, also attended but did but lehised to apologize. much the way blacks w ere in the South in the convince the Japanese to buy foreign pro^cts as a not speak. The foreign minister, Tadashi Kuranari, who 1950s way of easing the growing trade inbalance m aiirlipBtpr l■^pral^ L.A. police Investigate slaying link was in New York for the start of the U.N. General Intercultural m arriages are not only frowned between Japan and the West. LOS ANGELES — ”rwo recent shooting deaths were being The family had just come from a Assembly session, related the severe reaction in FeufMfod In 1M1 Kremlin meeting with President upon, but shunned. Their children are for all While young Japanese find social cachet to bhie investigated Friday as possibly linked to seven slayings police Andrei A. Gromyko. Lockshin said America, including the call by some black leaders intents and purposes denied across to the higher Jeans, rock *n’ roll and Big Macs, Japanese PENNY M SIEFFEST suspect to be the work of a serial killer. PuMNIWr Gromyko assured him he can — .tWWWWZTI forabojNxMt of Japanese pro^cts. The Japanese levels of the educational system. superiority is so ingrained in the national psyche OOUQLASS BEVINS Exaeullv* Emor A Texas man visiting the city's Koreatown area was found shot “CPP JAMES P SACKS continue his scientific work in u n u i*“ " ^ Foreign Ministry issued a rare public statement of In Japan there is a group called the that the average Japanese — even when fa c ^ Mwiegme E*966 iTAIPaBegtgltHgEAIjy.ggtiinftwr. Oct. H . U W - »

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Oct, ll. 1965— II Gas fuels wholesale price jump Ohitmariea •vToffl ftoum SPORTS lacMuster growth for the U.S. percent less at the wholesale level said. TH* Assoeioted Prata economy — but no recession — for than it had a year before. ’The September figures left the the next two yean. Prices for home h e a ^ oil also AHce (Long) Machie, 91. of East WASHINGTON — Tlie steepest overall price index — not adjusted Jennie (DeGregork^ DIBIasi. 99. ’The council, meeting in Hdt were up in September. 7.7percent. Hartford. wMfow of A. Allen Sasoltne price increases in 17 for seasonal variations — at 297.5, died Friday at a local convalescent Springs. Va., p r e y e d the gross But natural gss prices were down months helped pash wholesale meaning that the same goods that Machie. tied Fritisy m Ifanchen- national product would expand by 2.S percent, the sixth consecutive ter Memorial Hospital. Shewastfw prices up a seasonally adjusted 9.4 cost 919 daring a 1997 base period DIBiini, who lived at 499 W. *.6 percent this year, down from 2.7 monthly drop. sister of Grace Lockwood of Angel power surge shocks the Red Sox percent in September, easily of­ cost 929.75 last month. Middle ’Rampike, is the widow o f percent the year before, then inch Economists said the gasoline and Manchester. fsetting a dip in food costs, the ’That’s 27 cents below what the Antonio DiHasl. She was bon» up to 2.9 percent in 1997 and 3.1 heating oil price increases re­ She is also snrrived by two government reported rriday. same goods cost in September 1995, June 9,1992, in Bari, Italy, andwaa percent in 1999. flected last summer’s partial dangbters, Jean M. HOmancler of SvSan WMker Candelaria entering the seventh. The rise in the Labor Depart­ when the index stood at 299.2. a resident of Manchester for 99 first hit and took second as So far this year, wholesale prices agreement by the Organisation of Attleboro. Mass., and Rndi M. Tba Asaoelofad Press Then, after Boyd retired Ruppert ment’s Producer Price Index years. Downing followed with a single. have declined at an annual rate of 4 Petroleum Exporting Countries Prices for goods other than food ff^Sgino of IntHalantlc. Fla.; two Jones on a grounder to the mound would be equivalent to an annual DiBiasi was a member of the percent — reflecting price drops in fO P E O to limit production. Crude and energy rose an overall 9.2 other sisters. Ruth Long and Doris ANAH EIM . Calif. — Dick Scho­ and stuck out Bobby Grich, the With two outs, Doug Decinces hit inflation rate of 4.7 percent. Roman Catholic faith. She id five out of nine months. oil costs shot up 19.9 percent in percent in September, after a 9.1 Long, both of Hartford; five field and Gary Pettis hit home runs Angels suddenly exploded. a slow, spinning roller up the first However, private and govern­ survived by three sons, ’Trent The September rise followed a September, foflowing two months percent gain in August. grandchildren; and a great- to break a seventh-inning tie and Schofield hit Boyd’s first pitch base line that started out in foul ment economists said they expect DiBiasi of Manchester, Amhony 9.3 percent increase in August and of declines. The Labor Department gave granddaughter. the Caltfomia Angels, fired up by a beyond the left-field fence to put territory but curled back fair and petroleum prices to level off after DiBiasi of Newington and Nicholas was the largest since May's 9.5 Alter rising 1.3 percent in Au­ these additional details on Sep­ ’The Ainwal will be Monday at 9 contiwerrial call that nullified a California ahead. Bob Boone hit the bag. Boyd hobbled the the September surge and for DiBiasi of FlaMville; two daugh­ percent gain. gust. food prices declined 9.2 tember price activity: a.m. at the Newkirk * Whitney nni. beat the 5-3 singled and, after Boston pitching carom and first baseman Bill inflation to remain muted wen into ters, Melanie DIManno of Man­ The Producer Price Index tracks percent — including a 12.6 percent Funeral Home, 319 Burnside Ave., Friday in Game 3 of the American coach Bill Fischer visited Boyd. Buckner picked it up as Joyner 1997. chester and Greta Plantosl of Las prices received at the factory, on drop in poultry prices and an 9.9 • Beef and veal prices showed no League playoff's. headed home. East Hartford. Graveside services Vegas; twobrothers; oneslster; 12 Pettis drove a 2-1 pitch over the "Fundamentally, we’re now in a the farm and at other wholMale percent dip in egg prices. change while pork costs were down will be at 11 a.m. in East Lyme The Angels, who tied the score l-l grandchildren and several great right-field wall for a 4-1 lead. Buckner’s throw to catcher Rich low-inflation environment instead outlets. September’s Consumer The prk« index showed a 9.9 2.9 percent. Fresh vegetable prices Cemetery, East Lyme. Calling In the sixth on Reggie Jackson’s The Red Sox struck back for two grandchildren. Gedman beat Joyner to the plate, of the deflation environment of Price Index, which reflects retail percent increase in the cost of new climbed 7.9 percent; fruit prices hours are Sunday from 4 to 9 p.m. run-scoring single, now lead the runs in the eighth against Califor­ ’The foneral and burial will be but Joyner twisted his body and earlier this year when the dollar prices, will be released on Oct. 21. automobiles. However, like other rose 1.1 percent. Coffee costs rose Memorial donations may be best-of-seven scries 2-1. Game 4 private at the convenience of the nia relief ace Donnie Moore, who touched the plate standing up as was rising and oil prices falling." Most of September’s rise was 1.2 percent; liquor prices dropped made to a charity of the donor’s trill be Saturday night with Boston figures in the report, actual prices family. There will be no calling relieved Candelaria at the start of said Lawrence Chimerine, presi­ caused by a 3.4 percent boost in 9.9 percent. choice. ace Roger Clemens, shelled in the Gedman applied a swipe tag. received are adjusted to remove hours. the inning. Marty Barrett singled, dent of Chase Econometrics, a overall energy costs, which had playoff opener, opposing Don periodic, predictable influences — • Women’^ apparel prices rose took third on Jim Rice’s double and Cooney, the home plate , private forecasting service. fallen 1.5 percent the month before. in this case, the usual end-of-model Sutton. scored on Moore's balk. bad followed the ball up the line and 9.1 percent; men’s clothing costs O t b c h M . B r o w n Meanwhile, the Business Coun­ Gasoline prices climbed 9.2 sales on new cars. ENzBlwIh D. C on* California had been denied the After a walk to Dwight Evans, was about 49 feet away when he 0 cil. made up of executives of 65 of were up 9.3 percent; children’s, percent, the fastest clip since a 9.5 Without that adjustment, new Memorial services for Grace M. Elizabeth D. Cone died Friday at apparent tying run in the fourth Rice scored from third on Rich waved Joyner safe. As Boyd. the nation’s largest companies, in clothing prices were upo. 1 percent. percent boost in April 1995. Still, car prices would have shown a 4.0 Brown will be held at l l a m. an area convalescent home. She when third-base umpire Rich Gar­ Gedman’s R BI single to make it McNamara and other Red Sox its semi-annual report predicted a Heavy equipment prices were the fuel In September cost 39.9 percent drop, government analysts up 9.4 percent. Tuesday at the Holnaes Funeral was 93. cia reversed home plate umpire 4-3. But Tony Armas lined out to raged. Cooney walked toward third Home on Main Street. Burial will Cone, who lived at 29 View St. ht Terry Cooney’s call and ruled Pettis in center to end the inning. base umpire Rich Garcia and be in the East Cemetery at the Manchester, was bom in Glasgow, Wally Joyner out at the plate in a California added another run in appeared to ask for help. At that bizarre play. convenience of the family. Scotland, on Jan. 26.1993. She had the eighth off Boston reliever point, Garcia overruled the call Brown, 97, died Aug. 23 in lived in Manchester since 1919. Garcia’s decision infuriated Ca­ Calvin Schiraldi. An error by Wade and declared Joyner out. Leaders optimistic Sarasota, Fla., and was cremated. lifornia Manager Gene Mauch and. Cone was the widow of Everett H. Boggs allowed Jackson to go to That made it time for Mauch and Formerly of Manchester, where Cone. during a stormy 19-minute argu­ third base, from where he scored the Angels to go berserk. Mauch C she Uved nrast of her life, Brown ment in which all six umpires were on Jones’ sacrifice fly. Moore She was a member of the North took on several umpires and moved to Augusta, O a., and then to United Methodist Church and the encircled by Angels, Mauch be­ closed out the Red Sox in the ninth. on eve of summit LaPuente, Calif., before moving to came the first manager ever screamed at them from inches church women’s circle. She was a Until the late-inningexcitement, Florida. ejected from an A L playoff game. which roused the crowd of 64,206 away, and finally second base REYKJAVIK. Iceland (AP) - past chief of the Daughters of AP photo right to block the treaties. In Manchester, Brown was a Boston starter Dennis "Oil Can” into a frenzy, the loudest noise of umpire Nick Bremigan ejected tbc President Reagan and Mikhail Helen Davidson Lodge of the veteran manager. "W e are prepared to seek member of the North United Boyd, who had to be restrained by the game came during the furious Gorbachev made final prepara­ Daughters of Scotia in Hartford. California’s Doug DeCIncas divas In tha Amarican Laague playoffs Friday solutions to the most critical Methodist (^urch. She was also a member of the teammates when Cooney origi­ fourth-inning argument. The Angels, denied that run, tions Friday for their weekend problems that worry people and, vain for a Don Baylor llna driva during nally called Joyner safe, was She is survived by three daugh­ Senior Citizens of Manchester and night at Anaheim Stadium. The Red ^ x led 1-9 when Jojmer broke through against Boyd to tie it summit, with Gorbachev urging locked in a 1-1 duel with John most of all, those solutions that ters, ■ Marjorie St. George of the national chapter of the Ameri­ aacond-inning action in Qama Thraa of singled with one out for the Angels’ in the sixth "serious and decisive action" on would remove the threat of nuclear Enfield, Jean Newbury of Braden­ T can Association of Retired arms control and Reagan readying war.” Gorbachev said. ton, Fla., and Grace England of an offer to limit nuclear weapons Persons. The Communist Party chief BergenfieId,N.J.; her son, Herbert testing. Cone Is survived by two sons, added that he will go to his meeting W. Brown of Eagle Point, Ore.; a Wilson D. Cone and Everett S. On the eve of the second summit with Reagan with a sense of sister, Sarah Purinton of Jackson­ between the two leaders, presiden­ Cone, both of Manchester; six Darling’s splitter not so tough Yanks sign Plnlella responsibility for the fate of the ville Beach, Fla.; 29 grandchild­ tial spokesman Larry Speakes said grandchildren; and five great world, and he expressed hope that ren; 25 great grandchildren; and grandchildren. Reagan was ready to seek Senate Reagan shares that view. several nieces and nephews. The funeral will be at 1;99 p.m. By John Nelson hands. Mine are too small, so 1 "M y mechanics were all messed “ We scored two runs in the first ratification of two long-pending "W e believe that the time has to two-year contract Brown Is the widow of Elliott J. ’Tuesday at the Holmes Funeral Th« Assoeioted Press taught myself the pitch” up." Knepper said. "And I’m the two games of the playoffs, so we’ve treaties limiting nuclear tests If the come for action, serious and Brown. She was predeceased by Home. Burial will be In the East Darling, who uses his splitter as kind of pitcher who approaches the got to feel lucky just to win one," Soviets agreed on verification decisive action,” Gorbachev said, three sons. NEW YORK — There Is a world procedures. Cemetery. Calling hours are from 2 a change of speed, says he decided game from a mechanics and Astros Manager Hal Lanier said. NEW YORK (AP) - The New adding that he wants to to reduce Memorial contributions may be of difference between spilf- to learn the pitch after he was Woodward replaced (Hyde Speakes revealed Reagan’s plan to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. rhythm standpoint. I had a totally With the lefty Knepper going in York Yankees signed Manager King, who was named as spedal the threat of war in order to "allow made to the North United Metho- flngered pitches. Ron Darling unsuccessful at learning the Tom not long after the president cleared Memorial donations may be incorrect picture of what I was Game Three, Mels Manager Da- Lou Piniella to a new two-year assistant to George Stein- us to get down to business on jdlst CTiurch on Parker Street or to admits. For example, he says, Seaver changeup. the one where a potentially hazardous super­ made to the North United Metho­ trying to do with the ball. My folks vey Johnson planned to use his contract and named Woody disarmament questions." the charity of the donor’s choice. "mine doesn’t strike out 14 the index finger and thumb meet to brenner, the club’s principal power negotiating hurdle with dist (Tiurch on Parker Street. sent me some videotapes, and I right-handed hitting platoon for the Woodward vice president and owner. Asked if he and Gorbachev could batters” grip the ball with an ”OK ” sign successful long-distance negotia­ saw from them that I was going first time, thus taking both Dykstra general manager of the club on The Yankees also said Bob do business. Reagan replied. Darling drew the starting assign­ " I tried to learn the pitch, but I tions with Congress on several about it all wrong.” and Backman out of the lineup. Friday. Quinn, who joined the Yankees “ We’re going to find out ” In M em orlam ment for the New York Mets in just couldn’t manage If." Darling arms control disputes. The Mets finally got their offense Switch-hitter Mookie Wilson will Piniella, who received a one- Gorbachev, wearing an over­ In M em orlam today’s third game of the National said. " I don’t think anybody can” in September, has taken over Gorbachev and Reagan did not going In Game Two against Nolan hit leadoff. moving from left Into year contract last October, Woodward’s former position as coat. plaid scarf and his trademark In loving memory of Mildred A. League playoffs against Houston’s Using the split-finger, plus a 90 cross paths Friday, but each spoke Ryan Ryan retired the first 19 Dykstra’s center field spot, Tim managed the Yankees to a 90-72 fedora, stepped from a Soviet In memory of my dear friend An­ Jarvis who passed away October Bob Knepper. The two teams split mph fastball and a hard curve. vice president of baseball ad- optimistically of prospects for batters, one shy of the playoff Teufel replaces Backman at se­ record, fifth-best in baseball mlnstration. Woodward held Aeroflot jet Into a brisk chill on this nie Gagnon, who passed away Oc­ 12th, 1995. the first two games of the best-of- Darling compiled a 15-9 record this reaching some understandings record set by Vida Blue in 1974, cond and hits second, and Kevin this season. The team won 19 of that post for two years and windswept island nation, followed tober nth, 1995. seven series In Houston. season, winning three of his last here. You are still beside us In all we do. then gave up two runs in Ihe fourth Mitchell plays left and hits sixth its last 25 games to finish in by his wife, Raisa, and top Soviet Mike Scott, baseball's chief four decisions. Darling had 13 previously was assistant gen­ In life you touched so many Ilvds. Your memories will guide us and and three more In the fifth. That second place in the American Gorbachev, on his arrival, said officials. exponent of the splitter, pitched a no-decIsions, but In his outings, the With Darling pitching for New eral manager of the Cincinnati In all your special ways. see us through. broke a string of 12 scoreless League East. 5>/t games behind Reds for four years. he was ready to join the United Standing on a red carpet at the five-hitter to beat the Mets 1-9 In Mets had a record of 29-8, the best York, Lanier goes back to his Though no longer on earth Life must go on, we know It’s true. playoff Innings for New York Boston. States in a quest to "remove the foot of the plane ramp, where local the opener, striking out 14 Bob for any pitcher on the staff. Darling left-handed hitting platoon with Woodward was an Infielder In your memory will always remain. But it’s not the same since we Keith Hernandez had two hits, "W e are pleased with Lou’s threat of nuclear war." Reagan, officials had waited 20 minutes Ojeda pitched the Mets to a 5-1 was M with a 2.93 ERA against the Denny Walling playing third and the major leagues for 9*/i lost you. including a two-run triple, and performance as the club’s man­ asked by reporters about the Soviet past schedule for the Soviet lead­ Sadly missed. victory In the second game Astros this season. hitting third Instead of Phil seasons with the Milwaukee and Gary Carter drove in a run with a ager this past season, and the leader’s remarks, replied. " I hope er’s somewhat tardy aircraft, But never forgotten, Your loving husband, "M ine’s a lot different pitch than Knepper, on the other hand, was Gamer, and Craig Reynolds at Atlanta Braves and -the Reds. double, but the key was New York’s improvement he showed their hopes are realized” Gorbachev delivered a short, ex­ Terry Cardile Oliver Jarvis Mike’s," Darling said The biggest shortstop and batting eighth for He had been a player and coach 3-1 — one victory coming In relief— tablesetters. Wally Backman had throughout the course of the The Soviets, who are pressing for temporaneous speech into a televl- difference Is In ihe size of the with a 1.67 ERA against the Mets. Dickie TTion at Florida State University. the United States to join them in two hits, scored twice and drove in year,” Woodward said. "H e had King, 62, has been a member sion reporter’s hand-held hands. After Aug. 20, however. Knepper a run Lenny Dykstra had two hits White the Mets talked of a swing their unilateral moratorium on all microphone. Roger Craig, now manager of the In momentum to their side. Her­ the team playing hard all season of the Yankees organization 0 was 1-4 in eight starts to finish and scored once. long and at the end of the year he nuclear tests, have never formally Reagan spent most of the day San Francisco Giants, taught Scott 17-12, and he missed a turn In the nandez spoke cautiously. since 1975, Including a stint as a Zinsser asks state Houston’s No. 1 and 2 hitters, led them to a strong finish. He manager in 1982. A responded to Reagan's proposals meeting privately with his top his split-finger fastball, "and Craig rotation to work his way out of the on the verification problem. meanwhile, were ineffective. Lea- " If you say we have the edge has gained the respect of the In a statement, Stelnbrenner foreign policy advisers at the home tikes to teach players with big slump. doff hitter Billy Hatcher and the Speakes said Friday that Reagan now, I disagree,” Hernandez said. entire baseball community for said King had requested to of U.S. Ambassador Nicholas man who follows him In the order. would tell Gorbachev that he would “ Obviously, we were glad to split in his managerial skills and the spend more time at home with Ruwe, who turned his official to reduce (and price Billy Doran, each were l-for-8 for submit longstanding nuclear test- Houston. But this is one of the best experience he has g a ln ^ this his family in North Carolina and residence over to Reagan for the the two games, and only Hatcher limiting treaties for Senate ratifi­ playoff matchups In a long time, past season should make him "with the work we have to do. It weekend summit scored a run. The Astros stranded cation as "the first order of By John F. Kirch Zinsser said that the state has no and we have the two best pitching even better. We are happy he would be difficult not to have a After meetings and lunch with 17 runners In the first two games, business" when the new Congress AP photo Herald Reporter use for the lend, adding that The Weekend staffs In the league. Now, we bring will be returning for the next general manager here on a s his advisers. Reagan paid a and It could have been worse but convenes in January. "surely the state owes a debt of the playoffs home In front of our two seasons." year-round basis” courtesy call Friday afternoon on for three Mets double plays. s But a White House statement U.S. President Ronald Reagan walks with Icelandic state Sen, Carl A. Zinsser, gratitude to our veterans” Wha(er8 open season aga(nst F(ames own fans." Iceland’s president. Vigdis Flnnbo- t said if the Soviets don't approve gadottir at her bayside residence, a President VIgdIs FInnbogadottIr at her residence near R-Manchester. is asking the state Zinsser said later that (he letter to drop Its asking price of nearly HARTFORD — The Hartford Whalers b^in their 1980-87 acceptable, new verification tech­ medieval manor on the outskirts of Reykjavik Friday. Reagan Is In Iceland for a series of talks has nothing to do with his cam­ t 915,000 and sell a strip of land on season against the Calgary Flames tonight at\7:35 at the Civic o nology, Reagan will reserve the the city. with Soviet leader Mikhail Qorbachev. paign. Zinsser is facing Democrat Center. East Middle Turnpike to the Michael P. Meotti in the race for A sellout crowd is expected to greet the Whalers who thrilled Manchester chapter of the Vete­ the 4th Senatorial District seat. rans of Foreign Wars for a dollar. the Hartford fans during the playoffs last season. Hartford was Whalers face new questions The land, which is about 166by 44 eliminated In the post-season play by the eventual Stanley Cup Saivador quake (eaves death, destruction feet, is located off Middle Turnpike champion Montreal Canadians. Bv Chris Dahl and abuts a VFW parking lot. The Woman looks Dineen, a scrappy right wing who The Associated Press Continued from page 1 organization hopes to buy the became the team’s inspirational I The government convened the and operations transferred to the J i age was in the capital, in the state-owned property and expand MHS, EC gHdders at (lome today leader. Anderson and Dineen each National Emergency Committee. home of the ambassador, Edwin tor parakeat HARTFORD - The Hartford western province of Santa Ana and its parking tot. scored IS points to lead the Whalers many Injured were being admitted Corr, a State Department spokes­ The Manchester High and East Catholic football teams will Whalers answered a question that EFE said Salvadoran radio in the eastern departments of In a letter written to Donald in the playoffs. to local hospitals. He made an man said in Washington. A smalt blue and white parakeet both play at home this weekend. The Indians, coming off a last had been lingering for seven years stations reported the cinema build­ Usulutan and San Miguel. Leavitt, the deputy commissioner Veterans Dave Babych and Joel urgent call for doctors and nurses flew out of Georgia Malls’s door when they finally made It to the t ing, a high school, the Hotel San A second caller to a Honduran of the state Department of Trans­ second win last Saturday against South Windsor, will face Quennevitle, and youngsters Ulf S( to report immediately. Damage to the capital and to the ' Friday evening and the Veron Stanley Cup playoffs last season. A Salvador and some buildings radio station, who did not give his portation, Zinsser said that the conference foe Hartford Public today at 1:30 p.m. Both are 1-0 in Sammuelson and Dana Murzyn are presidential palace was “ substan­ Street resident fears the bird will new question arises this season. o across from the U S Embassy had name, said many areas of San VFW cannot afford to pay the the CCC East. expected to be the Whalers defen­ Patients were lying on mat­ tial” and the streets are impassa­ not survive the cold weather. Can they do it again? collapsed. Salvador were without electricity. state’s asking price of 915,090. Meanwhile, East Catholic, 3-0-1, will be Involved in a key ACC sive mainstays. tresses In the parking lot of the ble, the spokesman. Teddy Taylor, Malls, who has owned the para­ The team went on a 2-13-1 slide In He said many roads were cracked " I would suggest that since you matchup versus powerful Xavier High of Middletown. The game One of the main objectives for the Social Security Hospital. Radio Luis Marinas. Spain’s ambassa­ said. keet for two years, called the February, but turned into the and that police were advising have already declared this to be is also today at 1:30 at Mt.Nebo Field. The visiting Falcons’ Whalers this season is to avoid the station YSU said hospitals In San dor In El Salvador, told the Spanish Herald and said she is offering a NHL’s hottest team through the Americans working at the em­ drivers to use caution. excess property and since It is too record is a perfect 4-0 kind of prolonged slutnp they had Salvador were full of quake National Radio in Madrid that 9150 reward to anyone who finds it remainder of the 1085-80 season to bassy were not hurt, he said. He The Guatemalan Seismological small to build on that the state sell mid-season last year. They fell victims. several buildings in San Salvador and returns It to her Her telephone reach the playoffs and didn’t stop said he had no estimate of Station said the quakes were felt in this land to the VFW for 91.00," eight pointe off the playoff pace were destroyed and people were number is 649-9420. there. casualties. Guatemala City as well, although Zinsser said in the letter, which W(c(iham Par(c (nv(tat(ona( today before scrambling back with a Nurse Maria Beltran said the running through the streets in "The longer the bird is out, the The Whalers swept past the there were no reports of damage in was dated Thursday. He has not 12-3-2 record the remainder of tht Social Security Hospital needed panic less of a chance it can survive." she The fifth annual Wickham Park Cross Country Invitational Quebec Nordlques, the Adams EFE said first reports from El that neighboring Central Ameri­ received a response from the season. tents, food and medicines. The U.S. Embassy was closed said. " It ’s a personal loss. It’s like Meet will be staged today at Wickham Park with the first of 14 Division’s regular season cham­ Salvador indicated severest dam­ can country. department yet, he said Friday Said Quenneyllle: "It’s haunted * losing a child." races scheduled to answer the starter’s gun at 10 a.m. The pions. in three games. Not until us the last s «^ r 6 l yaars, falling premier races, the Girls Championship Race and the Boys' rookie Claude Lemieux scored 5:55 into a rut. Whether it’s compla- Championship Race, are slated for 11:30 am. and 2 pm into overtime in a deciding seventh Product Show cency or lack of leadership. 1 don’t K o u are cordially invited respectively. game did the eventual Stanley Cup Af Rite-Way Auto Center really know the reason. If we did Manchester and East Catholic will compete in the champions, the Montreal Cana- 9 1040 Main Street Call Collect: know the reason we wouldn't get S w on’t be held to attend championship division races. diens. eliminate them. Ar Into slumps” Wllllmantic, CT 456-2661 A parade in downtown Hartford the A total of 130 teams, approximately 1.300 runners, w ill be "W e finally proved that we followed, and their giddy fans filled The Product Show that has been involved. belong in the playoffs. Now that we the southern New England Nc held annually in the Manchester know we can get there we have to USED CARS THE MANCHESTER Turkey, Goose and Pig Ball summer with '^could haves” and an area for the past nine years will not play hard and remember what got Te(ev(s(on and rad(o Ii(gh((ght8 "what Ifs," suggesting their Whal­ be held this year, the Greater RCAD RACE4 ^ us there last season. Intensity and vk 83 Dodgs Diplomat, 4 0r s«iin.ecyi. at. ps. ps.ac.am/vm *4395 celebrating the ers were a goal shy of becoming Manchester Chamber of Com­ TODAY confidence. It’s hard to sustain that 82 Chovy Citation, t o,. 4 cyi.. nm momt. at. ps. pb. ac *2695 NHL champions. merce has announced. Noon — Mets vs. Astros, Channels 8, 40, WKHT level over an 60-game season, I 50th Anniversary of the Manchester Road Race But the fact remained that they ’The show, which features small 81 Chavy C itatio n ,«or. < cyi. 4 spd *1195 12:30 p.m. — College football: Notre Dame vs. Pittsburgh, sometimes you begin to drag." Ps only reached the playoffs by four eo) booths at which area businesses Channel 11 The Whalers set or tied 78 team 79 Chryalar LaBaron, 4 or • Cyt. AT. PS. PS. AC. AM/PM *2165 Saturday, November twenty-second points in the competitive Adams show their wares, was called off 1: SO p.m. — College football: UConn vs. Delaware State, W ILI records In 1995-96— including most Division. C because the chamber could not find 78 Plymoiith VoIm ’o , wtgoo. s cyi. at. ps. ps. am/pm *1705 Nineteen hundred and Eighty-six (1400) victories, most points, most goals "The fact that we lost to the Ko a suitable place to hold it despite a 78 Chryataf Cordoba,9or.HT.tcy)..ps.ps.Ac.am/pm .,^ *2105 2 p.m. — College football: Air Force vs. Navy, Channel 19 scored and fewest goals allowed — at the eventual Stanley Cupchampions Is three-month search, an announce­ 2:30 p.m. — College football: Michigan vs. Michigan State, as they finished with the N H L’s 78 Chavy Monza, w t o r , . * cy< 4 spo *1465 ment said. Channel 3 more of a happenstance than 11th record. It was the third Lowe Building, Manchester Community College anything else." goalie Mike Liut "W hile the chamber is disap­ 77 Cadillac Coupa DaVHIa, 72.000 ml., OOB

•hr Lerrv Wmnffidi The panel described anappalHng Covaniry ouMuga RHAM, graba COC lead in their go«ds. and therefore have T^AaMCfolMnnnt some of the sample student-athlete Slaughter said be wotdd not maximum of Pfalndents who fail eligibility in football, and men’s not tahen advantage of career comment publiciy on the report transcripts it nramiNd. into an ’’acadOmicany at rish" and women's basketball. CpUX G t PAKK. M . - CHliir cvmppTy oe saantWa tot 8 y h t i TlRTWRy' High came aeray with a »1 decision "Apparently, some of our esist. the paiiel said. The panel afso reeCMmeMfod the match, the visiting Sachems hot it seemtRf lihe we had 30.” f p w ” Aortm nlngi in the way fotorenM i m w BcadOmic year, to be Mlfrufd Siinrt* vBMter ever RIM bX. (Coventry's record student-athletes have tahen Many Mayers in the revenue- KTwmi jury conpieiCM iff ivport on that an special housing arrange^ inflicted an offensive omiaogfo Coventry managed to gidn its we UnIveiaUy of MfarylamI ethi- courses with no clear academic by a limit of IP in remains perfect at GG in theCdC prodocingsmtrts assume they will Mss' dmifb. Mas (fled two dsys ments for student-athletes be abol­ -1 which, ostensibly, dispelled any composure « id made the moet df It* atiNfmi-athletes. a tash objective in mind other than to ars. Within each Om woaMtMi* and »« -i tfveran. R iM ir falle hum thooghte of a cfoee game RHAaf have a prafessional career in after his selection by the Boston ’ cooW be admitted ished. but with the provision * Ristelmp of two unbeaten its firat-Halfopportunities. Limited wree Friday propoaetf that playere malmain athletic eUgibmty," the sports, the report said, even though the unbeaten ranks to G-i-i in the forwards Brian Plena and Dan toseven shotsdUringthe openingBO tnogher admission and aca- Celtics in the ifathmal BoskeWnll wae rail ra nracf tae wwtnnnn players be guaranteed ed campus A w w teams would iNUdbiw a C 6 C and T^i-i overall. The (Coven­ tash force said, adding that sNne the chance of having even a short boosing at this university which Boiger repeatedly pressmed the minutes, the Patriots cashed iif on ®Bwle standanh and do without academic advisors were responsi­ Association (hraft. standhitfi set by We ifattenal Nun-prayed rxmtest dUe to the try win, coopfed efitb ifockyHin’s career in professional sports has Driesen has said be plans to serves more than M.PWstwImts. Patriot defense earlyand each sent twoof those. Ilte first goal canteat f t * We special treatment they ble for steering playen dbwn that a u b ^u c Am^nci^Rion. «JW 0 « df talent pment and the 2-2 tie with East Ramptixf, leaves shots which caromed Kioarely off been placed at about one chance in complete the nine years lOT OH Ms 27t axon a comer hick fiem Roab ■•se leceived in the past. path. M. The NCAA guidelines, known as The panel said special arrange­ ay intensity level between the the Patriots alone atop the COC. either sidepost. contract. BWipoeWon « , require n MMi ' vee cMiDatants. Bavier. Bhvter sent the iitswinger /I report by the tash force did not The tash force study was under- Chancellor John Slaughter went ments such as training tables for TheTiernenr, with the tie. arvmtor practically into the goal, however, wolt anyone specifically, but it did tahen in the wahe of the June IP The task force proposed raising’ sehool senior to score at least TWof athletes should be used only when ITnfortunatcly, the aforementi- S ^ t in COC play. ”1 was stunned.” Patriot coaeh over the task force recommenda­ the minimum graife point aserngh a pomlNe idM on the Sehofastic Boh Plaster exclaimed, '"nie way BHAM goalie Steve Emt deflected • V ootne coaches placed the docalne-inthiced death of Vary^ abeointely necessary. ORW term was applieaMe to the Coventry and Rocky mil meet on it straight out into the gual month tions in a dooed-door meeting with athletes moat have to compete, Aptitude Test and present a C w y r ^ d R lM ir te a m e , twoof they (RMABI) came dot Ithoogiktit •eademic and personal devefop- land bashetban star Len Bias, and the university's Board of Begents. 1Wndayat3:2Bp.m. atRockyRIII. and right wing David Bunreil sent Ment of their students below their saying the standards also shooM niBiiiiuiii z.Fgraoc pom oraraic The task force proposed that the ‘eants in the (Charter was goMgtohe a long^me. They the subsequent iHsclosnre of se^ According to pobHsbed reports, he A totisi of SS fouls and shryrtlow the ball into the open net. Mhletic performances. rious academic proMems among apply to students elected to to participate in freshman university unilaterally consider Obr Conference. An inortHnate cards were delivered to the two are very feat on the wings and also was expected to discuss the Campos-wide positions andtodiose athletics. wntiher of fouig were calledon both move the hen very well.” R was Burrell, again, who was K' ‘Vhe tash force, blaminp both the some university's athletes. reducing the site of its athletic teams. "It (thegam^ was dirty,” involved in the second Coventry ftiture of basketball coach Kefty in charge of student organisations. The task force said students ■foes, turning what might have aWntnlstratlon and the athletic Bias hadn’t earned a cretHt Driesen. teams, and that the sehoolurge the a (Hsgruntled RRAm coach Mike Zbtta remained adamant con- score. Burrell received the ball on depailiiient for failing to ensure during his last semester at Mary­ Under the proponed guh^nes, academically at risk should be NCAA and Atlantic Coast C(mf(fr- iteen a classic confrontation into Zlstta uttered. "This was a bard The prosecutor handlingthe Bias freshmen would havetomaintain a (terningtbe first five minutes of the the right sideline and carried down high academic standards, recom­ land’s main campus here, and o vrfm iiuiii corapoiniB w iio sih ence to organise practice and ■djjtetiilng short of a Moodbath. and physical game. Our kids were game. ”R should have been 2-0 and launched a perfect cross investigation charged that Drieseil 1.7 average, sophomores a l.M men, but be allowed to practice up playing schedules so that most .when the dust cleared from the mended improvements in a other members of the bashetball did little to counter drug use by reactlngtothe opponents instead of right away,” he insisted. "They headed for center forward Paul ■omber of programs intended to average and Jimiors and seniors a to 15 hours a week. Thepanelalso sprirts have their practice and itMMumental struggle. Coventry playingtbe game.” At the outset of team also were flunhing courses. players or to support academic 7.0 average. said we only had five shots early, Bheault. It appeared as if Rheauit Jwlp athletes. Student-athletes are unrealistic endorsed the chancellor’s position playing schedules ctmfined to one programs. The task force proposed a in fovor of ending freshmen had no chance of reachingthe pass, academic semester. however, he was able to split both of bis defenders and expertly one-touched the ball past Emt. ft was Rheault’s seventh goal of the season while Burrell acquired bis SCOREBOARD third tally. Amidst the constant whistle­ blowing. the Patriots had fallen into their original game plan. Baseball MURSt^ ” '?S6Sws5?'eII2252 mnrdBtBANB BIBMBMSidlh Coventry's stellar defense began to Scbolaatic temvCBB dominate the match led by their rsfihst t ny t k w bstwssn SSMU M Cant sweeperback. Matt Patson, and SOLID ffWIOIII niUP OTr Mma rwAfo «fMn IPdtohdppMM UW fullbacks Kevin Joy, Jason Carick. viiiininMQfBPViolUMsawk and Jason Smith. M m frigNiflii fnllBll 43VUMhi isr.. .Dwrsrson vurm « ~ "I think the yellow canfo fired Woncteiter Mioh Wssttmon^foot^ MANAGEMENT Jhn Mora and Mdtanapeils nw-v■vjrk ^ _ a______k ------Oowhoww------BOm------SSTYOd OS them (Coventry) op,” Zotta re­ teem rsm m om iwhsdiw wftn a ja o They’ve won the most HFL w WkglotWisss otSiias Wflh 384 • j < f r vktorv over Hartford Pumic Priduv. skiereseeendinnwieasve osmwntstoDkR vwmMtatug.Aintvw marked. "They are the best Comiwnioi^ssfoo'i Thsyouns KuSons ore now »0 vsrdkssrsoms. ..^..SokiM are ww. V worst w kstut afteise defensive team we have played by IV090P. I (regular season) ------— .q g y ^ p w s ^ h wsotastwiiw ^ Cb far.” tiso 1-1 scored me oponins TO AacstwOgaigjHBBsuiburthaitkwiaitec Wk*^e#gnd3SmaywaS»po*d»Mnse MoofUon i.jtsw York 0 A^tn Martinss odOlns flw fwo- niBisrs wp 4M ypm ... Oonw marks -.--.Itew M m BK MomnAMrsan Trailing. 2-0. the Sachems were Arts scerM ConniaMaeR 3,3TB 1 Mounds one Don HotbrooK "T told the kids at half we need one ■ RJP. W N U M O h A T r v BM M M (M w n Bm^Braoks osriBiMd'Mr V/Oci. n oji»"*iveiv wniie oefon- BiKky Harris - „ . . j r ^ on so______(|uick to get back in this thing.” "•” > 01 new York ^ '* rm o . Mork Chosss, 2.1SB fOjrjno'1 1>W, 13: Worn. HoibroM, John joworski on p.m. tndionapons has suiMrsd env mree h which set up its only goal of the — oer. 13 Illhif TrudSou*shno sforts. game. Burger tapp^ the ball to LsoDuroehsr 7/H0 S m * itkuk Bmii issovi's 0 0 0 1 wmt 2D seconds left riMMiowma Fiona who. in turn, rocketed a HarMO ptoXo sy NoofM s m T f m " ** ***" oveessorv, ■ k r a rm l l ■ ! ! ■ l mmmm^ _ ^ . . . NBW YORK JBTB^S-1) AT NBWBN» m... reeuiotion wviwwiww enabled iir«^ the rrirnv mins VOVBooys sidewinding shot into the upper left _____ Tssssur, ocr. m Casay fltengsl 1J2B ComuiMhi at Boston, if necessary, S ;» X S i'tK...... toom fo ■ tie the Windtor VWn lp.MK.«9rav hand corner of the net to trim the RHAM's Demon Scbusler stands upright as he heads the P.fvl. Hioh freshmen, 3-2, Friday at mine. isMvi's goal come on o cross from or sfx-oamo MfrodTvMen smns Mr Patriot lead to 2-1. ball away from Coventry's Rob Berkowitz, who takes a Jordan Grossman, which issovl Bilt McKsehnte JOM, wdioMod NSW Bnsisndbvdnoeerne In AFC Bo n . . . Now ensieind wsn fVit After that score, the Patriots t-H m ** Houston, M necesswvv«deadlock iirw the wvrrrwvr.contest knee to the hip area during the physical COC game In Issovl also scored the openins eooi for gwstea »* stesen's second sMSk ., battened down their defensive unit CotMbmfaI iat Boston, if necessary, S.-20 Osno Maweh ForrioM' FK T_2y Ffonkm MfMdforsn Coventry Friday. The Patriots won the hard-fought affair, p.m. MllnS on 0 teed...H from,, w.i, r.w.,,,Kevin I-VI,Polrof. VI. The I nw and deprived the Sachems of any Bam defense was spearheaded by further scoring. "We broke away 3-1. „ Thmssr, del. m Lucas Cosorove, Bill White, Bric a York at Houston, if necessary, Ralph Heuk from our trend because they were •*V p.ff). Morris, and Brian Sampson. HwtM ptioto by ReetM Aam» travel fo Eost so(|uick. ’’ Plaster explained. "Our goal at 37:55 which developed from and Patriot Ron Gardner, were Hartford on wednesdoy for o 3:30 p.m. motch. IQMAPHfC Cov«mr/8 David Burrell (3) drivm tha fallbacks were releasing the ball a frantic struggle in front of the standouts in goal. Emt recorded IS toward the ball. The Patriots remained much sooner than they would Bsdsrdsr, Oct. it vs. ball past RHAM’a Chris Queen (5) as tha RHAM goal and Patriot reserve saves while Gardner had five. Going by th« book, Gene Mauch of tha CaMfornia Angals unbeaten with their 3-1 win. have.” Harold Hodge nudged home the Coventry held a slim advantage in Sachema’ Tim Healy (13) starts to move At Houston o ^ g k J r T S p m . is an impressive manager. Ha has won enough games to Coventry added an insurance final tally. Both netminders. Emt shots on goal. 16-15.. At Boston ?30 p.m. I M l W l l l l f l be ranked among the top 10 in major league hlatory. But At Boston or CoWornlo, S;B p.m. ^ ^ B B B B B I * ^ * hia 24 aeaaona without a pennant la a record, too. Scholaatlc roundup At Boston ofCrtHPmlo, It necessary, bflwlwwie ffiifih VvwD... ibmub eiwiuiiuw* 1:35 p.m. 80P WflHNfl Rex CoMMil Bob Murphy 3f32-M AAee OCf. 0 Joyce Tyler irt-S1«, Eleanor - m n I»ri. m poeno'Unowtai LSPnord Thompson 34-33-44 P.ffl.AfHoustonorNewYork,lfnecessary,S;S Berooren irt-481, Mortho Grant 477, Ooimle Hernmond lenly4» Judy Sproso 454. Fetcr Jacobson 34-33-44 _ tendsy, Oct. M Kenny Knox -3333-44 AtHowfonor Mew York, Ifnecessorv,1:25 33-33-44 ^ o s e ... m r Yort i__ W^nmeTOsondslxiffTs.. .Jets hove P.ffl. E5T lleMflRia Tom Byrum 3t-3»-44 won three sfrpfWrt on rood, but Nwr York Manchester boys near .500 mark — again — CNICAOCfSBIATNOUSTONd-R Andorsen durino week m ip.lll.fCV9 CotKhJpeWottonneywhofwonotPoxbore Sonilv Horrinston Cardinals. ALCt fituK 177-171-444, Jody Relchenbach 174-173- ,-2122? Nrotatn triumph (oestseosen kidudsdi and iSm m knt S M INNBtOTA (*-3) A T IA N FRANCtlCO ‘SSfrX ENFIELD — Trying to break lofted home a 40-yard boot. "He Footbafl BswscMohpvowonlterstroloht wWTijtiff gkwn Coach Joe Erardi substituting Jim Neff. “ If you add It up the right even Is an elusive task for the (Barnes) won the ball at midfield liberally. "I dressed six JV ’s and „ . . Ism '^BI Npy tS * Km 'ihtrdbSrpKm'ln'ltec way. it makes a difference between Aflffla 6. Rid Six 3 MotchtwplfsMlnnioota,w^ NFL'sttrfrd- Manchester High boys' soccer and banged It home." Soucy they played a lot and well In the bost ouH dsteiso W ywdt por oomei, sffl^ePwtt(rer(mfc_od thtnidtrinstvety•••• w first and second.” Middletown's Wsa EnslondCBcwnjiKi vD MoymandCIa^myrnond clovbO{ will team these days. However, the recalled. "Tommy (Dowd) mls- second half.” he said. Amy Reed is the winner of the CALIFORNIA NFL itandlngi ptaylntfam-recerdMlsteens^lve Indians took a step In the right played it. It was Just a mistake on Starting sweeper Wendy Pede- S b rh M - i r h S I event — for now — with 161.88 4 0 0 0 Poms cf GoH rr.LevaiMiAfriyFABAVdM direction Friday when they nipped Tommy's part,” he said of his monte missed the game with a points. East’s Tyrrell White se­ 3 112 AMBRKAN CONFBRBKX host Enfield High. 2-1. in CCC East goalie. 5 13 0 Joyner lb 3 110 • i.- a*or*bdvowenB sprained ankle. She was stepped on cured second with a total of 184 5 6 0 p dmiminqif 4 0 10 ffi25tt2RrSl.6y.ffi ^^MeMahen” * POtT PTfC setion. Cromwell outshot Cheney. 15-11. In Tuesday’s 2-2 tie with Windham. points. 3 3 10 JocktnnRi —. 3 111 OlleniwM AFC m total dtMnsoonddefsnse d Nlo. I 3 0 10 OeCncs3b N-Y. Jets 4 1 0 .400 ns W T-a^tSs , .jrOS V - "We're creeping up on It," In the affair that saw neither side Freshman Meg Berte took over the Her corrected score, however, 4 0 10 Tiltwflfld Mim Enotond 3 2 0 .400 130 II ggjfoiwi?.*^,...... arepkitiefei voiced Indian coach Bill McCarthy generate much of an attack. 3 0 10 Jones rf 3 0 0 1 rdmots ore only toolomollewine sweeper role and played well, as would be 162.5 points. 4 0 3 3 WhHerf 0 0 0 0 LAOIBS — Blind Partners- 10 Bimalp 1 4 0 .200 104 IN areI Dfusolui sevin,sevui. mofe vo riiy orpujW (Wi’tiw^ (toncerning his team’s quest to Mtoml 1 4 0 .2N 126 174 157 ywdi in M f r li^ l^ vSCSSSTS Nm . Tand3MeonfSr4nce VHilnoshave ., Tompo B « h 13lh In Itit NFC ki total "Neither team was finishing,” did Webb at stopperback. Julie It's six points for first, fourpolnts 4 0 10 Orlch 2b 4 00 0 bolsrs— Gross- TIno Mikolowsky-Rlta Indlanaoolls 0 5 0 .ON 41 140 VVfTOOIIOWORNinOTT reach the .500 level. Soucy said. "They'd bring It down 3 0 0 0 Schoflldts 3 13 1 •*- Ntf- Kofhy Reyneln 1 LOB^osfon larfthjrdlnNFC ihf, C ^ fhatt MFC ?•— Anna*, Schofield, Hockey Seattle 4 1 O IN 130 74 ??'So!hi^fol?snsenr uwiii luiMi wnwraM andonci tdtaiIvTOI dsttnM.tet Public. Enfield dips to 2-6-1 in the stopper Mark Cusson played well Carol Trocclola took seconds in Rico. HR— Schofield (1), Pettis (1). SF— 3 3 0 .400 105 91 ...... !«rSi * V *?*' Mcond test KOR division and overall with the loss. for Cheney, which Is back In action LA. ftolders 3 3 0 .4N 93 93 PK Kevin Butler fled for NPL the 200 IM and 100 fly for East while Son OlMo_ 1 4 0 .2N 104 IB with 41 DO k%. tcorlnalead 173yqrdiandmroeTOsvs.C vrtad 1ltlmes^HNyerdsvs.RamsondSlit! . Enfield broke on top at the Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at home Girls Swimming Lynn Krawezyk won the lOO-yaH NATIONAL OONPBRINCB sevsnth In confSrsnei wim'iiry(irS''(l7 22-minute mark of the first half on a against Bolton High. IP H R BR SB so NHL itindingi BON pvwaoe) MH8 wint M tlly backstroke. White was third In the Washtnoton 5 0 0 l.ON 114 47 DBTROIT ( » « ATORiJIN BAY 11.9) 1 iT ^ WenNevmSk-yordTDnNivs ™o»»-yaro i urunvs Mat by Paul Stone and kept that 1-0 latter event. Kathleen Fitzgerald 43-3 I 4 4 3 3 . lp.mvCBI lead into the second half. Eighteen 01-3 0 0 0 0 0 WALBI.CONPBRBMCB N.Y. Okints 4 1 0 .100 95 10 Oreen Bov' startStart Is Its worst In franchise's r»CTBr&S!f'r?*w”“ jro^wssrfumS]^^^ EN FIELD — The Manchester won the lOO-yard breaststroke Schli^ NwnOmnkwi.dsfinw In NPC Is d1fo(^^nwwim7,myardi)dj-ilme with 7,*99yordi) IkiOianfsibr------minutes Into the second half, senior 1 0 1 0 1 0 Polrlc* OlvWen PJil adelpho 2 3 0 .4N II 107 47-Y4arhtstiiry..!hmiry...... " mvesrpelntsollewod (N). toppled High girls’ swimming team earned while the foursome of Krawezyk, CsnMiiiiu W L T PtI OPOA " ” klno Rte Earl Fstrtll (42 uls Jaffe scored his first goal of Condelarw, 5 1 1 3 5 New Jersey t o ' o SI. Louis 0 5 0 .ON 44 110 Syrlgjn.vords) and Slump Mltdisll (30 a 91-68 decision over host Enfield Fitzgerald, Trocclola and Kathy ' “ 3 5 "3 Cwittul fot igfi THBifortBrs. hes season to ...... knot the contest at I-1. BOLTON — Led by talented Carl Mqprs S, 1 4 3 3 1 0 Phllcidelphia 1 0 0 3 3 1 Chloooo "S "b"' 0 l.ON 144 40 5f?»i S Friday. Individual winners for the Foley won the 200-yard medley io K — Moor. PIttsboroh 1 0 0 2 5 4 IfirW m TW lSf'v^ Right wing Chris Lyder crossed to Lombardo’s three goal hat trick, relay In 2:13,1. Umpires—IIres Home, Ceenov; First, Breml- Mlnnssoto ' 3 ■3 ■6 4N 104 40— W Pinp hig!S{.y *^*3* pwidiucIP m WAIHINOTCmiSdIATDALLASiS-S Indians were Angela Prelesnik fsn; Iscend. NY Lslanders 0 1 0 0 3 3 Detroit 3 3 0 .4N U 103 P2XSSTJ!*-” ' teirail.. hlBhast^difhyti the opposite post where Jaffe was Vlnal Tech overpowered Bolton (200 free and 100 fly) , Stacey East, which may be credited ------Roe; Third, Oordo; Left, Tompo Bov 1 4 0 .3N 01 123 • • • PpUisfs hove surrwiterid DIujio fltidtsicondMMprst waiting to send the ball In the back High. 5-2. In COC action Friday. K riis n : riw(IpL^MeCov. i s r s s ? . . 8 J S 8 3 f <}reen Bov o s 0 ON 40 154 INteinfs, secondworst ki lecnye,. .Xwiu MFC EjMl to ftle te k ^ b m e r rivals who Tomktel (200 IM and 500 free). and with the win by then, resumes pool T-4:4R ____ Adams Division .•»wRB Jam«w w ssiw JoneswvsiM * IsIB liediiv a forNPLigyr n r k iieo b o d w i m te w eombfcite to lost live NFC East Of the net. Quebec 100341 tm « . . . woshkioton, one ot three The Bulldogs, whose lone conso­ Stephanie Pullmann (SO free and activity Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. Aftanto 4 1 0 .no 124 W «2 S . I u U 2 ” ' ' ‘ • • '• te , onerscs(vkM), k teis wen leaquetest •• "Louis, the last week or two has too free). against Maloney High In Meriden. Hartford 0 0 0 0 0 0 Roms 4 1 0 .IN 103 04 lation Is scoring after being shut Biuton 0 1 0 0 3 5 te ^c se o 4 1 0 .no 134 10 ndum io' fcome on like gangbusters for us, ” out In two straight games, are now Also performing well for the Buftolo 0 1 0 0 3 3 New Orleans 1 4 o .3N 74 101 Lofton — ki receptions wm,______•ackers McCarthy said. Indians were Barb O’Brien, Sonia Montreal 0 1 0 0 4 7 Sandsy's Oames ^SMydrih 1-6 In the conference and 1-7-2 TranouctioiM CAMPBBLL CONPBRBNCB Buftolo at Miami, 1 p.m. oome). .Lpt^cuughtsevtnpdssmtorHN - The game-winner came at the overall while Vinal. which Is In Smith. Deb Clarcta, Wendy Smith Cross Country Minis Dtesion Chloooo ot Houston, 1 p.m. yards ondoTDvs. Bsnaals.htsSndwyard nloht;^.. D t n ^ M JoImfowavhasihroM 28-mtnute mark on a corner kick fourth place in the tight COC race, Sonya Gulllksen. Francine Flllo- Chlcooo 1 0 0 3 3 3 Detroit at (}reen Boy, 1 p.m. oome, aiW became ftockirs' o P im t Cheney on roll St. Louis . 1 0 0 3 4 3 reesMton leader w ith4n .. .OrtcnBoyQB {rom Jay Mistretta. Bruce Rosen­ now stands 5-0-2, 7-1-2 overall. ramo, and Rebecca Coax. Man­ BASBBALL Toronto 1 0 0 3 Kansas City at CIsveland, 1 p.m. berg headed the corner home to chester won all 11 events. The next Amsdeon Ltogst Mlimej • . V / 7 / 4 * Los Anqeles Roms at Atlonta, 1 o.m. COVENTRY - After dropping New (Means at Indlommlls, 1 p.m. give the Indiana the victory. “Lombardo on two of his goals meet for Manchester Is Wednesday its first six meets in succession, KANSAS CITY kOYALS— DetroMKffSir 8 ? g S ? 2 Mtw Y ^ Jeta ot New^lond, 1 o.m. AnnouneMthatDlckHowser,manaoer,wlll Smytte DIvislan ntkiisv w kw m fv a iiQ fw g 19 m i n i ’ lln '.‘Bruce had Just substituted In. It must have beat at least five people at 8:80 p.m. at home against Cheney Tech stopped spinning Its mewpejte cl* In 1N7 and Hoi McRae, Coloarv St. Louis at Tansw Boy, t'oTm (the goal) happened real quick. It Wethersfield. The Indians' record dtsisnetad hitler, will be o player-cooch. alo(«y 1 0 0 2 5 3 Woshkioton at Dollos, f p.m. Just dribbling through and then wheels and has won three in a row, Wlnnloeo 1 0 0 2 3 2 mtlsstene.. .Bronoos'l was a pretty goal,” McCarthy said. now stands at 4-8 while Enfield AnnounesdIhatMikeFerroroandLeeMay, Vancouver 000000 Ssottle pt Los AndeTes Rohiers, 4 o.m. lisbdwiSiarcbtrtM! shooting from the 6-yard line," including a 24-31 decision over host coaches, will not be rchlred. Edmonton 0 1 0 0 I 2 Phllodelphio ot New York Olonts, 4 [thtrdmNRlN F C ? lS .„ . Manchester had 19 shots on goal Bolton coach Ray Boyd cited. "He drops to 1-6. Coventry on Friday. _NEW YORK YANKEES-Sloned Lou p.m RANSASCITY(S.l)ATaBVBLAND(M) miniiwnwiinTnrae IUSVl.l7aiKIS. . ,DE Los Anoeles 0 1 0 0 3 4 Mlnnssoto at Son Prondsco, 4 p.m. “ilopdwmisevsnm TOs,allon5 ared to Enfield’s 12. Indian Is Just a well-skilled player who has Rttulto; Coventry’s Greg Lancaster was Flnstlq, monoser, fo o two-year contract. Rom jft^hliiuton. Km * won'¥9 ‘a'*slTeiKt*M Nomad Woody Woodward vice president No oomes sdwdulsd Denver ot Son Dk“ ' Kl ndlsl S ‘ Mark Fleming recorded 10 a string on the ball. individual winner with a lime of ondosn^nwndMr,"avde'Kii____ oodiefiqstthretopmss.. .SmDieeoOBs, wssBct nwwvra ■tottb raves while Mark Hallsh had 12 for _ - _.??bndav*s Plttsbungh at Ckic awarded a 16:16 over a 2.85 mite layout. He apsMonl to the wwsfwi owner uiiuand oBab w wuTnn Quinn Boston at Now Jtrssy, 7:3S p.m. OtnetalS' Ottwnpt ,v ».wrviv inav tonb^tonctFKSti Enfield. "They’re a good team, pass the vtao pmhtsnt of bottboll odmlnlttratlon. wd ntM oc ’iiSM rrrjjr”""’ was followed by Cheney's Ron Colgcrv at Horttwd, 7:35 p.m. ' > Biumis coming on w -b viefory ovir :r:!7rjiT^Chortle Jetnsr beeenw iMyiivMileooue’s Qii-nmtoM-ltme - _ Js . . . Redskins, 234, ball well and have a couple of • 2®. frst: \. Anot.lo Frsittnik (Ml BMKBTBALL N.Y. Itengert pt Plttsl^ , 7 ;» p.m. NFL CipMlIei 52!!*'2P*'' ’’SSL?'^ '•*’ Slsslsrs at ondDoflm, iMrfim "It was a good team effort, " individual talents.” Pirtel in 16:18 and he. in turn, was NBIIMMI EeMwIPrII AMPCtallPfl PhUodetofilo ot WPshlnoton, 7:35 o.m. Throe Rivers Rcdl u m • -.-Chlais followed by teammates Russ John- DENVER NUOOETS— Announced that McCarthy explained. "Fleming Ricardo Milardo opened the Chlcooo ot Detroit, 7:*ri»'m. *• t 1 *1 (-suro Sins* (M) drow and Todd Rose. Brett Lassen Poto Williams, forward, has left trolnina Mlrmsoofo at Quebec,7:n p.m rvntivsinoe^ " kwvWT* *'** ®ho»r- SEATTLE (4.1) MSBLBI RAID- had a couple of nice saves and Mike scoring at 5:16 of the first halt for W..W.W wl 'Toronto, 4:05 p.m. Koblect had a nice game at and Scott Lavoie were seventh and FOOTBALL tlmwBDrv LAOoue season loll the visiting Hawks. Gerry DePold Edmonton at Montreal, 4:05 p.m. sweeper where he was playing for tied it for Bolton at 30:28 on a eighth, respectively, to lock up the St. Louts at Vancouver, 4:05 o.m. ond.lteir 4 2 i ^ t e t i i Hsrild piKMo by Tuekor i5?lS'SSin}iS*'(t)*'* Oieney victory. .OREEN ^BAY PACKERS-Actlvofea N.Y. islanden ot Los Anoeles, 10:35 bocks oroundlidieopue.. .Chitti, the first time." penalty kick. It was his team- . *2SS!P FrNssnlk (M) Kert Swonke, onsiwlve tackle. Ploced p.m. BUPFALuS^A^IAMKIAl start to riw Clevstana bock- ; Tom Janenda at center midfield I :IK0t 2. Ororo S^lllip* (M ), 3. (E) Cheney, 3-6, resumes action Mark Cannon, center, on Inlurtd reserve. lp.m.,NBC leading fifth goal of the year. But ?*“ 2! teikt 'pfu’m (dvOBoyea Orwn .iStSXJXL^tSSXJesVi inchN^o I 1 JS*« • i V Pullmonn (M) Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. against KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— WMvsd Oory Horttord at Boston, 7:05 p.m. (co^lnsa NoanlaL315v(xte,4!o(prsraDS) and Mike Sardo at center striker Lombardo scored twice in a Manchester High freshman Meg Berte (19) filled In for the 1:04.2.,r Erln Surilvon (M), 3. IE) 81 Unemcm. Sloncd Jim also performed well for the Indl- four-minute span for a 3-1 Vinal Injured Wendy Pedemonte at sweeper Friday night and . M0trsa:l.5tocsvTomkni(M) 4.24.0. Stafford at Wickham Park. V Routke, ennislyv niWman. c^iwuron or wimiipcot 9.05 p.m. l-S?^ vordi, throe TO and one 2. Orstebro Sin** iM ), 3. Sonia Smith Rttullt: 1. Loncotler (C) 14:14 tor MIAMI DOLFHINS-Plocsd Lyle Block. ns, as did Rosenberg and Doug halftime bulge. (M). B PIttsboroh ot Chloooo, 4:35 p.m. IPC Slarvey. did quite well as the Indians blanked Enfield, 4-0. 2.S5 mil**, 2. Pirtti (CT), 3. Johntfrow stood. dsfSnNvs bock, on tnlured reserve. Mendoyr ” • wuiuwi.., wuweit C.J, Jedrewzski tallied for Bol­ I N b ^ : 1. Su* Burn* (M) 1:19.3, 2 (CT), 4. Rot* (CT), 5. K*ith Dlmmock NEWORLEANSSAINTS-SlonedReeole IE), 3. O'Brlro (M). (C), 4. Dov* McCollum (C), 7. LONsn L Button, cotTNfUock, and announced M naw T vtdprvkiCoilsaumtoriptltetsaasensarttttoivtoCpilMum tor split otsoesen* ton at 13:45 of the second half • !2®. S'"'" swiiivon (M) (CT), S. Lovole (CT), 9. Rov Minton that he wW be inciWble to ptov until a., wvw... . wwSffOTr ItNU Wim lOfTVa OOV fpira ..aw. .erv iwwv set . . . BBBWBfUa I K rtoadsAFC Chtnty tripptd up (Thris Rovegno assisted on Bar­ A-.P** Clorelo (M ) 3. Donltll* (C), 10. Mott Woueh (C). a Bipsms' before Sal Morarcci and Lombardo Girls Soccer Slisifn CMf. (Yiuntered for the winners. rera’s opening goal. It went to 2-0 Golf fskied fls topm ^ . RoKiirf r b Marcus It was Just one of those things, WSndNI TVIsr, running bock, and Mlchotl Vinal had a 15-12 edge in shots. nine minutes later as Jen Atwell , . i ’ ■ .MonchMtor liut It was something that Coach M H8 In shutout li!*!''!? BJ!®®"*' SehoKtomon, Dtseflt, oNsnslvt guard. Placed Carl pt New Enotond to become tint l8fJ^.8SSi£!3LS: It was a physical game, some­ fired home a 20-yarder to the top ^ Y O Oulllkion, Jill iNhIto) 4:51.7 2. M0iw«t. rurntna bock, on Inlured teum to be^ M yards, oneTD vs. Paul Soucy would rather have done left corner. It was Atwell’s 11th Volleyball toisrvk. WMvaO Tony Cherry, runnino to rg q ystondrxMUflrdtoKPra’y p T O Isrto aan'taa what, with 25 fouls whistled on Back on the beam, unbeaten #bock. _____ PtniMili 0pm icom lh!-°"Miy^f^?1’ ****^^roouoMto * i ^ ^rposses n «M y 11 voors . . . Cincinnan RB Larry yithout. Manchester High made short work goal of the season and was the lOth **• P°Rk>l»-tor third lS*EO ^B^N £rA^R teA Kf i jdruw qnd UM Crts CenStsstorlh srxh fSSSSK£%^®*A"Mtser£uMS3hw ' "We played our best 80 minutes Vinal against fouc.for Bolton. Eagles prevail onchsi (257 yards) end Is k iu ^stllh M jWasReRtowtocrxitrovareloISl-lTdsdslon of visiting Enfield High. 4-0, in CCC straight game in which she has at EC lost disputed MorttCkivtoo hsecenStoAFCviniSBv^ pcnmmoppwdi... y y O iNto . . . Seohowks' WR Stove df soccer, we just got beat by a least one goal. DETROIT RED WINtfa Recuitsa Joe reNSACOLA, Flo. (AP) — ConMstad "We sctored a (Yiuple of goals, East Division girls’ soccer action Getting tough when the going got ftretYound soeies Frtday'in“ tte nObON CMstS' PK NlckLawtrvb34qhFO,whllt freak goal," he said after the which was good to see,” Boyd said, When is a loss, not a loss? T( Mutphy, cantor, from Adirondack ot the Pensocoto Open on the 7JI93-' »sisar'sr.’&i.’ig's i S Mum III on Bnistns' Man Bohr h PD . M L a m ^ ffiSStoFiRSiSKr’ Friday at Memorial Field. Sue Webb made it S-0 14 minutes tough, the East Catholic High girls' Aimrioan Hocktv Lsobus. Sant Doug r-D Andwion noids an* FO to bteemt nK Y Beavers’ 1-0 loss at the hands of "but we don’t seem to get the When it probably is a victory. loi Psrdldo Boy Rm m I courer ' C ' “ 41-01-134,1,127varas,slKTDsondslKlNTS... en-nnMNFLwwrogrleoderiMKl^ '**9*L- • ■ Anderson h into the first half with a SO-yard volleyball team pulled out a flVnT WW04 fO M^WIQDCK* round win be played Soturdoy and the Dolphins' Dan Atertoo Is ffitti on 1)Goit.1l4, tor 77.3oonvarslen rate. ^ sMtA »wi TT.R gwvmii ana rowm oW>tfmt m yordpot ond nradi ftvt visiting Cromwell High In Charter garbage goals. We seem to have to Junior Amy Barrera scored her Middletown High haniM East Sc COLLRER ptronl'M hn^te boot. five-set verdict from non­ final two rouMb Sundoy: 1A40 yards, 12 TOsI tgww and 10lu IWTl.iNTs... . . MOlinoMarino {^■MmcontocuNveFATs______Plpct In rterattont _ Oak Conference action Friday. work for all of them,” he added. sixth goal of the season with the Catholic's girls' swimming team lULF STAR ATHLETIC Phn BlocknrKr - 344D—44 1222^512?^ wiomi LOB ANBELBB RAMS (4-1) AT ATLANTA FK Jtm Breech b tte points from No. i conference foe Coventry High on "lOlSMlh- Bvrvm SMI— « contosts, tied with Osnver'sJohn qll-nme tor dub ..^.Stoetors' RB Eomeel : "Ae loss leaves Cheney l-5-l in game one minute old and the issue Rovegno, assisted by Karen its fifth loss of the seasim Friday. Friday at the Eagles' Nest. The hii Jen Sluman 3303-45 E to d n ^ tonosst currant streak . . . BHls' ip m )^ l JorMson hasgg|(wd1143vardsln iN'vprdsVy(xrrHiti!l — tjie conference and 2-S-3 overall Jedrewzski. Clifford Dooman was no longer in doubt for the Rattankoun, completed the scoring 86-85, at the Manchester High pool. Di !pyr*?w»«R*«»y«»inl»lned Dpointo, while g l ? teton pertort to nC S p ffk i scores were 15-9, 10-15, I5-S. 11-15 Ernie Oonialet, 3333—4S .TWO 04 three toomt tied tor (Irel In MFC while the win lifts Cromwell to 2-4-1 and Titus played well for Bolton. Indians. The win lifts the Indians to with the second half only two but the reversal may not stick. and 15-12. CO _ MOUNT ST. VINCENT^-Nomad OrolD John Cook » « - « Oatohlns tour uwtwtn(Ntools ore Wby coifwiOTcombined 10 teteFAlSrmaw T .'riiS ttto h S A ^ ^ ’ "“" ““k seomonx swknmln0 cooch. toowuspin WBSsirlM,_aod>ertySu ^ hj|^ ih the (TOC and 2-B-2 overall. The Bulldogs next see action 8-0-1 in the CCC East and 9-6-1 minutes old. "We found a mistake in the Wayne Grady 3135-44 centorence.. East, now 6-4. resumes action peinte... 'XSSXSSZXSSX IRhInAFCgWiniNtiandtourTDt. wTSTMTonov .. . ifQIOtfl T c TOdd CM It was scoreless until 21:38 of the Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at Cheney overall. The Raiders slide to l-7-l. Manchester enjoyed an over­ diving. They multiplied the first teuensecendlnAFCeMhNrecNltora. Monday at 3:30 p.m. at h(>me I ■ B C ^ half when Tim Barnes Tech. I-8-I with the loss. whelming 32-2 edge in shots, with dive Incorrectly," raid East coach against St. Thomas Aquinas. \ y - mwCMWi'EM in »i(u». Stnwi— Qct. II. m> K - l MANCHEBTEH BKKALO. SatanlMr. Oct. II. 18W — 1$ Wounded Jets face Patrioto FOCUS •v’HtMvareuiinon so we bmf oui^ traoMe on that rale is and Pm ready to do the job injuring bis elbow in the second Th« AaMctatsu ^ «ss (deftwalve) side of the ball, no. ” thebeatrcanbutTwooldlihetosee game of the year. alMloostoNew Dnwdte those pmMems, New Tony come back quickly so he England. But Johnny Rleetor has Mam. — Ttu New York is d-i and op top of the MTC Englaa^PMilott can’t complain dbesn't lose too much timing.” flned in well and rushed Ibr ii7 Wed^ns» taet beading into its sixth div­ yards and caught passes Ibr iM about tbk injary to quarterback isional game. New England, s-g With Gragm. nho holdk many Tony Kaam. Iliey could have the Hub passing records and has yardb in last Sunday’s M-lSvictory can get a share of the lead by over BUflblo. New Voilr Jieta' phyaical problema. played wen against New York, the posting its second victory over the S y NN Ennoii, the NFL’a top-rated Jets dlls season. Patrlols should have less of a dknp Be will be facirw a much better paaaer. ilgurw to miaa Sonday's "Yon Just don’t know what in quarterback peribrmance than defbnse this week. Only seven NFL game againat New York with a significance a game means and. to the Jets. They would replace teams hav» allowed fewer yardb Oaet bniiaed rib cage. some extent, it's really immate­ (PBrien. the AFC’s third-ranked than New England, whicb has The ^ta* wounded list ia much rial.’’ saM PatrlofS’ Coach Ray­ passer, with Pat Ryan, rsho has given up just one touchdawn in ■ W longer and features quarterback mond Berry, who is is-g against thrown only san passes in his eight three games with AFC East rivals. Ken (ySrien, who is expected to be AFC East ibes. "You really ddn’t previeus NFL seasons. The Jets have rallied in three sidelined with a knee injury, and know what it is until all the games victories, but that won’t be easy to "IPs one of the greatest assets ninningbackKreeman BleNeil and have been played. Then it becomes do Sunday. the New England Patriots have.” s ham center Joe Fields, who are on clear what it meam.’’ Berry said. "We have two starting firmly injured reserve. The bruised rib cage solVeredby The Patriots also have played quarterbacks.” FEET! Defensive end Mark Gaatineau Eason in last Sunday’s Sd-7victory carefbl football, losing three Ibm- Wele has been playing with a groin bles and no Interceptions, the And on over Miami means Steve Grogan ”I have a lot of confidence in injury that limits his feared ixass will play quarterback against the fewest turnovers in the NFL. The thema rushing ability. Pat.” Walton said. But. he added. Jets have 13 turnovers. Jets but means very little change in '"Vhere’s a reason be flPBrien) is "The thing that’s disheartening New EnglaiMTs olhmse. •4 is we keep losing key players.” the starter.” Walton said the Jets nmst stop After I Grogan had been calling the giving away the ball and not give cramn Jets’ Coach Joe Walton said. "It plays from the sidelines for Eason. Jets’ wide receiver Al Toon, makes it a little more difficult up hope because key players are ntem i A r p noto "There’s a thing or twO we’ve whose 38 catches lead the NFL. foffensively). injured. ■heifer added because of him. but that’s said. "Pat’s just as comfortable ■eems "We’ve had a secondary banged Jets’ quarterback Ker> OBriert gets this pass off against about an," Berry said. "Same with the things we’ve been doing as ”1# you’re going to win. you’ve up quite a bit. too. We haven’t had the Dolphins) but he isn’t expected to play this Sunday offense, otherwise.” Kenny was. ...f’vehadalotofwork got to be able to overcome some walla a fcomerback) Russell Carter the against the l|atriots in Foxboro. He’s sidelined with a "Tony has been ploying so with Pat and a lot of the players injuries.” he said. "Your backup For I last couple of weeks and Mark knee injury. great." Grogan said. "I hope he have had a lot of work with Pat.” people are going to have to be able beds « Gastineau hasn’t been IM percent. comes back soon. I know what my McNeil has been out since to come through ” < treat. \ than 29 C attenda NFL roundup Sports In Bri^ Road Race applications available Redskins take on battered Cowboys Applications for the 50th Manchester Five Mile Road Race on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 27, are now available at several By The Assoclorfed Press not play for the Cowboys, b«rt Bears’ defense will be out to stop game-winning. 42-yard touchdown locations. Applications are available at the Manchester Herald Herschel Walker is ready to fill h*. T quarterback Warren Moon, who run. Mrs. Paul Zepp The during weekday business hours, 8:30 a m. to 5 p.m. at the T ^ Washingtob Redskins, off to Mrs. Jeffrey D. Wartman Defensive tackle Randy White Isn’t reached a career high 398 yards ’The Raiders. 2-3after a 6-9start. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Paternostro Mrs. John Duffy Concoi their best start since a 6-0 record in expected to play switchboard. Applications can also be obtained at Manchester against Detroit. will have Jim Plunkett at quarter­ Su m State Bank, Savings Bank of Manchester, Heritage Savings 1978 and one of the three unbeaten Washington’s injury list Includes Jim McMahon again wifi be at diristi teams in the NFL. can match that back In place of injured Marc Bank, Nassiff Arms and the Run-In in Rocky Hill. linebackers Monte Coleman and quarterback for Chicago despite Zepp-Dezlel Wartman-Moonan Almon rnark Sunday against the injury- Wilson against Seattle. 4-1. The Paternostro-Coughlln Duffy-Pethlgal The entry fee is 88 before Nov. u and 88 after that date. All Neil Olkewicz and reserve corner- suffering a shoulder separation Raiders will be bolstered by the across riddled Dallas Cowboys at Texas back Vernon Dean. Denise Arm Deziel. daughter of Monique Deziel of Kathy P. Moonan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell competitors must also register with The Athletics Congress five week ago. Houston ranks return of running back Marcus Christine Coughlin, daughter of Doris Coughlin of Nancy Jean Pefhigal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mon Stadium Walerlwry and the laf e Roger M. Deziel. married Paul T. Moonan of 62 South Road. Bolton, recently married (TAC). In other Sunday games, it’s second In the N FL In total defense Allen, who missed the last two 380 Woodland St., recently married Gregory Paternos­ Thomas J , Pethigal of East Berlin, married John Carl Churcl It’s been one of the NFC’s lop Matthew Zepp. son of Mr and Mrs Herbert F Zepp Dr. Jeffrey D. Wartman. son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin L. The first 25 finishers and first five females get on the prize list. Buffalo at Miami: Chicago al Struggling San Diego. 1-4, runs games tro, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Paternostro of 74 N. Duffy, son of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Duffy of 424 Summit Tues matchups and bitterest rivalries, Jr. of 44 Lawton Road, on Oct 4 at St Anne Church, Wartman of North Miami Beach. Fla., at Chez Josef, The top three males and top three females get TAC Trust Awards Houston; Detroit at Green Bay: into the high-powered offense of Lakewood Circle, at South United Methodist Church. St , on Oct 4 af the Church of the Holy Spirit, Bible I but the Cowboys have been hard hit Wsferbury. (81,000. 8750 and 8500). Kansas City at Cleveland: the Los Denver, led by John Ehray, the Running back Ottis Anderson, Agawam. Mass. The bride also is the granddaughter Dr, Paul Kroll officiated. The bride's uncle, Gus Newington Wedi by injuries — especially with the ’The Rev. John Hannon and the Rev. Newell Curtis of Phoebe McClelland of 81 Lake St. Angeles Rams at Atlama; New acquired this week from St Louis, Coughlin, gave her in marraige. 12; 30 { There will also ^ prizes in eight age divisions (men and women AFC’s second-ranked passer, and officiated. The bride was given in marriage by her The Rev. JohnT. O’Connor officiated. The bride was loss of quarterback Danny White — Orleans at Indianapolis; the New bolsters the Giants running game, The Hev. Richard Griffis and Rabbi Alan Press given in marriage by her mather 30-39, 40-49, 50-59 and 80 and above). to the firs three high school Gerald Wlllhite. the AFC’s second brother-in-law. Robert W. Harpin. Sally Sieppel was maid of honor. Maureen Carpano Choir. and have a 3-2 record. York Jets al New England; St. best rusher. which has been sputtering despite officiated. The bride’s cousin. William McGugan and Lynn Susman were bridesmaids. Thur boys, first three high school girls, first Connecticut male and first Joanne Deziel was maid of honor for her sister. Lisa Killeen was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were " I ’m willing to bet Dallas will be Louis al Tampa Bay: Washington a 4-1 record Philadelphia. 2-3, has offered a blessing. 'The bride was given in marriage by Kurt Paternostro served as best man for his brother. p.m.. ( Connecticut female. The Chargers posted 50 points in Bridesmaids were Louise Buraceski. Debra Harpin. Sharon Griffith. Joleen Polanski. Heidi Bluss. and Sue there at the end,” says Washington at Dallas: Seattle at the Los their opening game, but have won two in a row. beating the Rams her parents. Steve Kiely and Greg Benway were ushers. Boccuzzi. Junior bridesmaids were Kim Aigner and Frid For further information, call the Road Race Hotline number, Barbara Gray and Mary DeRome. Jennifer Buraceski Coach Joe Gibbs even if the Angeles Raiders: Philadelphia at and Falcons. Linda J. Moonan was maid of honor for her sister. Doreen Pethigal. 643-1096 (between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m.). scored Just 54 in the next four, all and Megan Harpin were flower girl.* After a reception at the Irish-American Club in course Cowboys lose Sunday '"niey beat the New York Giants: Minnesota at ' losses. They also haven’t s c o r^ a Tonya Verfaille was bridesmaid. Glastonbury, the couple went to Bermuda. They live in John Lark worthy served as best man. Ushers were us twice last year” A matchup between Buffalo and Alan R. Menaslan served as best man. San Francisco and Denver at San second-half touchdown since open­ Norman R. Wartman served as best man for his Hopedale, Mass. William Latz. Robert Duffy, Darryl Keeler and Philip Steve Pelluer, While’s replace­ Diego Miami, both 1-4. has the interesting Herbert F Zepp III. Gary C Gray. Todd Whitney brother. Wayne Weisman and Richard Medoff. This I Adult volleyball season opens Oct. 21 ing day. possibility of a quarterback duel The bride graduated from Manchester High School Duffy ment. got his first N FL start In Pittsburgh visits Cincinnati and Scott Zepp were ushers cousins of the bridegroom, were ushers. Both the Rams and Falcons are between the Bills’ Jim Kelly and After a reception at Phil’s Foliage Room. In 1978 and from Southern Connecticut State After a reception af Capra’s Banquets. Newington, The ft The Manchester Rec Department’s adult volleyball season three seasons last Sunday in a 29-14 Monday night. 4-1. and Los Angeles will go with After a reception at Chez Josef, the couple went to the Dolphins’ Dan Marino. Waterbury, the couple left for St Thomas They live in University in 1982. She Is employed by Hante-Hanks the couple left for Hawaii and San Francisco. They live South Ui begins play Tuesday night, Oct. 21, at Illing Junior High School. loss to the Denver Broncos. He Chicago and Denver also will be St. John. Virgin Islands. They live in Florida. Communications. In Vernon. Steve Bartkowski. the former Other meetings of teams with Meriden. Sunda Men’s league play is Tuesday nights at 6:30. 7:30 and 8:30 and completed 24 of 44 passes for 217 trying to improve their records 6-0. Falcon, at quarterback. The bride Is a 1981 graduate of St. Joseph College. problems has Indianapolis and St 'The bride graduated from Wolcott High School and The bridegroom graduated from Manchester High The bride graduated from Berlin High School, worship, on Wednesdays at St 30. The women’s lea^^ue will play on j^rds and one touchdown. He was ’The Super Bowl champion Bears West Hartford, with a bachelor’s degree in social School in 1978 and from the University of Hartford In Southern Connecticut State University and Barbizon But the Falcons know that Eric Louis trying to break Into the win received her bachelor’s degree in nursing at the night foi Wednesday nights at 6; 30, 7:30 and 8:30. intercepted three limes and sacked have won 12 in a row. Including the Dickerson could be a bigger factor work. She earned a master’s degree in 1982 at 1983. He Is employed by (General Data Com, Westboro, School of Modeling. West Hartford. five times column It’s New Orleans. 1-4, vs. University of Connecticut She is a registered nurse at Marywood College. Scranton. Pa ’Tuesd There are 14 teams in the men’s league and 10 women’s teams 1985 preseason, while the Oilers. ’The Rams running back gained 207 Mass. The bridegroom graduated from East Catholic High Running back Tony Dorsett may Indianapolis. 0-5. and Tampa Bay Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford The bridegroom graduated from Florida Interna­ Boy Scoi League play runs from Oct. 21 through Feb. 25. 1-4. have lost four straight. The yards last Sunday, including a l-S. vs St Louis. 0-5 School and Central Connecticut State University. He Is The bridegroom graduated from Manchester High tional University In 1978 with a bachelor’s degree In Wedm northeast regional salesman for Fortel In c , of Prayer School and earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting biological sciences and from St. George University Norcross. Ga. Howser to return as Royals’ manager College football roundup at the University of Connecticut He is employed by School of Medicine in Grenada with a doctor of p.m.. Ju the accounting firm of Deloitte Haskins and Sells. medicine degree. He completed Internal medicine 7:30 p.m KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Dick Howser. who underwent surgery residencies at Mount Sinai Hospital. Hartford, and at Bible sit for a malignant brain tumor In July, will return next season as New Britain General Hospital He is a practicing Thursi manager of the Kansas City Royals and Hal McRae will become a physician In emergency room medicine af Brandon Engagements Worship- player-coach, the Kansas City Royals said Friday. Parity: What are they talking about? Humana Hospital. Brandon. Fla. The Royals also announced third-base coach Mike Ferraro, 8t. Jo who finished the season as interim manager after Howser feil ill, By Herschel NIssenson over Texas in their annual shootout Eventi has been replaced by former Manager Billy he says. "W e’re looking forward to they lost (20-17 to Arizona State. Hart-LIntenblgler The Associated Press at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas: No. 7 News for Senior Citizens National playing them” 24-21 to Iowa) They were down In Gardner. Hitting instructor Lee May also was released. Auburn Is favored by 21*A at Mr. and Mrs. Dennis F. Hart of Sunda; And he promises. “ You may see there both times with a chance to “ We’re putting together a staff that will be a good staff for If there really is parity in college Vanderbilt; eighth-ranked Arkan­ Tolland announce the engagement Loncola some little wrinkles defensively. win them, so there Isn’t any 1987," General Manager John Schuerholz said. The Royals football you cannot tell it from sas plays host to Texas Tech as a of their daughter, Deborah Lynne Seniorat You’ll pTobably see some things question that they’re one of the top finished 10 games under .500 (76-88) after winning the 1985 World Saturday’s schedule. 22-point favorite: No. 9 Southern Hart, to G. Scott Linsenbigler Jr., or meal you haven’t seen before." teams In the country” Our holiday fair is Nov. 1 Series championship and Schuerholz suggested he would be busy Eight members of the Associated Cal is a 10tunliiv, Oct. II, IS MACC Hmn iMW CHBSTBK HgRALlV. Satunlav. Qcj. 11. IflW - 17 Advice Good Samaritans make shelter a shiny, new reality U N w 's iNNe: Tkte cohiinn is srinter months when it’stoocoldto well as towels) so that hopefiilly Jdlfcrt. Thfe seems like a good time to g tp w iw l hf the steir « f the sleep in the woods or cars, wem set they might be dry when shelter The top-grade indestructible rad thank racent donors to the SheRer- * * * e s < e r Area Coalierenee of up the cots down the middle of the users go to dress and leave in the grtan CTsrSMRKgt^^ . ^ Older virgin feels like misfit Cherehes. room to accommodate increased signs that toM yon bow to get in the ffioup ERchen Renovation Pro­ whwMset Jnt-inwfi, w. -wmie ( morning. m . needs of the homeless. ButSornow. shelter were made and donated by ject; DonaW and Margaret AsM- M rlT-ii), iu rttisiuinsw ni-i7 However, when we moved llrem George Beauregard of Beauregar d nall. and the congregations of » , qiurch of me mmirsne ni-9frli-: you could almost square daisoe the cellar to the shelter floor 30), concoirdto udheran (lM /w n,e COrp. Hiere’s even a sturdy rack, CommunRy Baptist, North UnRed AssumptionT)feity Sv-rf •tr n a n c y C a rr (well, skinny square dance) in the Sunday night, the M g hit wasn’tthe in her search for confidence roortesy of St. Bartholomew to Methodist and 9t. Peter’s Episco­ snont 0»W nM i) Of. Jjrtdifft, 02^ MACC 0»acter middle. We even have room to set light, bright room, the hooks fer w t t m , m m S S r t how brochures on everytWngftum pal in South Windror. (St. Peter’sis Nurm united n » up tables and chairs tor a snack clothes and towels, or even the fact ond soum united memomsf drug abuse and alcoholism to Job doing a "mile of pennies” nta walk op the handi- area since renovations to the soup that for the first time there were n-sn-it). BEAM rapped ram p and posh open the search infbrmation. I ’ve forgotten campaign.) or unless it does. I think to make a Mtchen area are Just beginningand mattresses. Nope. The Rig it was AWET: r am who gave us the refrigerator but And our thanks to the Christian point of it is both tasteless and * e r . paa'n feel rfgM at home, won’t be completed until spring. the SHOW ERS. Thonk you * 2 ^ 5 ^ dHtiiigbEeaiiM die sturdy feWing chairs came Involvement CommRtee of St. (mhce the ram p was required and Right beside the doer are the I wtMild Hlw to inappropriate. Shelter Directoi^ Pat Maneggia from Community Baptist Church James, who has made monthly me didn’t want to rehah two three beds reserved fer the sheRer kaow if you said shelter folks were "ecstatte” and all they need isa coat of paint. monetary pledges to the sheRer entrances, we’re all gofep to use evening coordinators, the dedi­ tMak diat a B- Dear Alilvy DEAR ABBY; I have two big the ram p.) Directly in front of us is about the showers, washing, comb­ Shelter (dfices are upstairs and f ond to the soup kRchen. a steady 2 cated men and women from the year-okf female problems: two enormous breasts. a band- lettered sign that says ing their hair, shaving, even had better warn you: The office support that we can count on when churches who vohinteer to operate virgin ia tioeet- A b ig a il Van B u re n They make me miserable. Many Wrmly "PLEASE. WIFE YOUR rummaging through their belong­ Itorniture is brand new and gor­ biNMeting our operational costs. the sheher between t p.m. and 7 Mdfy a fraak. girls say they wish they had big FEET?” a m . ings to try to find clean clothes. geous. Again it was a gift frum a in-KMO danenens wMcb oiso neia aesooii fiw rtieiw news been reeeiveo Fua alwaya felt ones, but I would do anythingto get Welcome to Samaritan Sheher? Directly across from the volun­ "There was a whole different "friend of the shelter.” ■■itgj m Wtig m , i i MO i iier, that aax and rid of mine. I can’t find any clothes And once you’ve wiped your feet on teers is the "sick bed.” seml- attitude Sunday night.” says Pat. DM I tell you we even have ashelf running along the walls over the N M ». dtanfe fim m alljHWdWW#* love go to- that fit me right And I have to put the mat and looked around. I think separated by five-foot high blue "People were even trying to make beds where clients can put belong­ gtther. but rv a up with people’s smart cracks and yournest impression win be how dividers. Next to the sick bed and beds, tucking in blankets at the Jokes until I am sick of them. A lot ings that won’t bang up? S jo n iyi^o i Hanson, AWv Aooirtoo, ten. Assy M n e , Curs naear baan in love, nor have l ever problem for you. bright and clean everything Is. still across from the volunteers are bottom between the mattress and St. gridssrs Rosary society, Cbvrcnsf of times I laugh with them and the frame. It was super.” It’s great? You’ll love it. And me Steierene, St. James, CMI Delinse CM m icy, ibsrse ____ had aax. Getting clooe to someone After so many months of being the beds reserved for women. irw vfW j Vi>aa0v • DEAR AHHY: I was recently pretend I don’t care, but inside it without all the work and money you of Town of moociieiter. me Hoie-m- baa alwaya baan a problem for me crammed into a windowless base- Again, we’ve tried to provi^ Im n tan, PM A m . m n. L _____ playing cards at the home of a new kills me. The 25 new beds with (wonder of and other good Manchester folks One one mternottonot Poet Coils of CaiMler, KaM m k t, K M M « r . and I’m working on this in therapy, aoent room, the newly renovated privacy by making the end of the Soum WMOsor. ^p 0 friend when her preteen children wonders) wipeable material cover­ put into the shelter, there wouM be but I feel like a misfit. There is no way I could afford an shefter floor at m Main Street area with a room divider. 0 1 ^ m-kind dsnottons Dove Been ■ siliw s Gendel, A .i. lusss. ' came home from school She called ing the mattresses are actually no shelves, no windows, no show­ Although I am a successful operation, and I ’m pretty sure m y seems incredibly light and spa­ And everywhere, on every wall ^f**)!*^ S* contributions to me me- them into the room and introduced insurance won’t cover that kind of beds provided by C R T (Commun­ ers. Come on down. We’ve srte- absrtfs Piece! Rnrobem wosornv, physician, this probiem really cious with white ceilingB. white and column, stubby little wooden iutw dsk, LeriHc Peenua t i g them this way: " I ’d like you to an operation. Do you have any ity Renewal Team) three years duled open bouse for you all on shakes m y self-confidence. I put on walls and big windows. dowels are sticking out Now this ^vefonDR ^aal^^^sv meet m y son, Andrew. And this is suggestions on what I could do. or ago. This is the first time we’ve had Saturday and Sunday, Oct. la and Ed nusiHieii, Pero’s Or- _____ a good facade, but I don’t feel like Fo r now only the » permanent m ay not be the way you would m y stepson, Johnny” do I have to live with these gigantic enough space to put them up. And 19 from 2 to 6 p.m. We wouM mwds, Rov(H IM Creom, PSrronds we NHUss, Laers M llvsn. ClaeWi Kane, an adult, and I am afraid my beds are In place. In ^ t e of the choose to decorate your home but Oretjor^yASA Ordsr of Americon of Aaos Cmnn, Csiver, MUrlsuMU rise teerr,tewiy, .Cmifr, I felt a little sorry for the stepson. Jugs the rest of m y life? in honor of the new mattresses. Pat ------— oollaagnes and patients can see frost, we’ve been averaging less these little wooden bumps serve as especially like to invite you to join soum WMdMr, St. Oridsers. And most MHler.ifiniEre Ejiiiaaumau JWMssa, R aA oimt, l>- Might it not have been kinder to TOP-HEAVY IN N C and Jean-Marc Bade, our evening of oil monk you to me church McKleraev, PelMa Baudes. Adellf TSsT,' through me. than 20 men and wonten a n l ^ . As hooks and hang wet coats, wet us for the «fedicath>n ceremonies have introduced them both as C supervisor, broke out new blankets Sunday at 2 p.m. We’ll even have committees who hove committed V irtM a Dinnafse, Neme MUreln. AIss It would take only one night to attendance builds up during the pants, wet shirts, wet socks (as given by shelter benefactor Peter mernseives to prOvIdins vohintser ita a b y m la Mantas PsuaeMe, MUrfc, "sons” ? DEAR TOP-HEAVY; "Pretty refreshments. stoff soch night over me next months; Audersas and Llsda WareadU. solve m y problem, but the idea of I was reminded of a relative who forcing myself to have sex with sure” isn’t sure enough. Breast always made it a point to tell people reduction surgery is (xinsidered gomaone breaks m y heart, and I ’m on first meeting that Sharon and not sore I could go through with it. essential for health reasons by Natalie were her whole sisters, but many insurance companies. Check I'm trying to keep up my Bi^etinBom d Jennifer was her half-sister. your policy and explain your courage, but it’s an endless cycle of I had another relative who. miserable situation to your insu­ feeling different, getting more believe it or not, would say in the rance agent. Oversized breasts can make golombki for the upcoming church bazaar. withdrawn and feeling more differ­ Concordla’t w«ek From 7:30 to 9:45 p.m., there will be programs fellowship sapper; 6;30p.m..CapenaCboir; church presence of her children, "Tom m y cause severe backaches, not to ent than ever. I cry when I see T Saturday — 9 a.m.. religious instruction for young is our own child, but Jim m y is The following events are scheduled this week at geared for all age groups which comprise a church. school teachers’ meeting; 7:90 p.m.. Stewardships mention mental stress and humili­ persons preparing for first Holy Communion. happy couples in the park or a baby adopted” Concordia Lutheran Church; Nursery care will be provided. Next Saturday’s CommRtee. ation. Good luck. sessions will begin with coffees In area homes. These in a TV commercial. I hope this makes your column. Sunday — CommRment Sunday. 9;I5 am., Wednesday — 10 a.m., service of holy commun­ Are there others out there like will he followed by a luncheon at the church at noon, a Some folks may need to see this in D E A R A B B Y ; What historical ^ is tia n growth hour. "The Gate of Heaven." David North makot plana ion; I0:45a.m.,Biblestudy; 7;90p.m..SMiorChoir.’ me? Please (km’t use my name. dessertatthe church al6;90p.m..anda general sess ion print salt wrote: "Oh, Lord, please make Alm ond’s slide presentation of noteworthy churches Thursday — II a.m.. Ladies Guild; 4p.m., Cherub' Just sign me "A Freak” or . . Meetings and events scheduled this week at North from 7:30 to 9:90 p.m. Saturday. The worship on BIRMINGHAM me pure, but not yet” ? across the country. (Tioir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts; 7:10 p.m.. evening LAST VIRGIN United Methodist Church include; Sunday. Oct. 19. will be conducted by the visiting C J IN NEW YORK Monday — »7 p m.. Finance Committee: 7. 30 p.m IN A M ER IC A Church Coumjjk Sunday — Laity Sunday: 5:30 pm . MYF: 7pm . leaders. prayer; 7; 30 p.m ., Bible stuffy. DEAR BIRMINGHAM: In mak adult sacred dancers: ecumenical prayer group. The public is Invited to particpate in this conference. Friday — 6:90 p.m., Girls’ Friendly Sponsors ing casual introductions, any men­ D E A R C .J.: I think you’re Tuesday — ^ . m . , catechetics classes; 8p.m . adult DEAR LAST: I think being a Monday — 6:30 p.m.. Methodist Men pot luck supper Other events planned this week include; pothick supper. tion of "step.” "half.’’ "own” or referring to St. Augustine (A.D. Bible study group. virgin because you’ve never been AF photo and program on drugs, ladies invited Sunday — 4 p m .. inquirer’s class. Saturday — 5:90 p.m ., EC?W harvest supper; 7:90. "adopted” strikes me as insensi­ 354-430). The quote is from "The Wednesday — 10:90 a.m.. agoraphobics group- in kive Is something to be proud of Tuesday — 7 p m . Busy Bee bags party: 7:30 p.m Tuesday — 6a.m.. men's prayer breakfast. LaStrada p .m , A .A . tive and uncalled for. Should a Confessions of St Augustine.” 12:90 and 7:30 p m.. Visitors: 7:45 p.m.. Concordia You are In therapy, which Is where Choir, Brewster Circle at the home of Virginia Phillips Restaurant: 7 p.m.. Covenant Women’s board; closer friendship develop, the Book V III, Chapter 7: "Give me O'Neill 88 a boy Wednesday — 12:15 p.m.. MACC secretaries’ lunch diaconate: board of trustees. you belong In order to find out why specific relationship will probably Thursday — 10 a m., phobia training group: 1:30 chastity and continence, but do not with program. ’’Crises” "getting close” has always been a be disclosed In due time. But until p.m.. Golden Age: 7 p.m.. phobia training. Wednesday — 6; 30 a. m .. women’s pray er breakfast. give it yet” Sculptor Norman Legassle, above, O'Neill as a young boy, will be placed ’Thursday — 7:30 p.m., dialogue ’’In Defense of LaStrada Restaurant: 7 p.m . choir: men’s seminar. Friday — 8 a.m. to 5 p.m,. Red Cross (raining Creation” works on a bronze statue depicting New somewhere in New London Harbor. It course: 7 p.m., A.A. Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class. Saturday — 9 a m. to 4 p.m , Women’s Christian Married couple London's most renowned literary figure, was commissioned by the Eugene Temperance Union slate convention at NUMC This It Ctnitr't wttk playwright Eugene O'Neill. The statue, O'Neill Theater Center. This It South’s plan to be Installed X-ray doses are cumulative which was based on a photograph of The following events are scheduled this week at Hore’t Emanuel’s plan Events scheduled at Center Congregational Church South United Methodist Church: this week are as follows; internist (a doctor who specializes Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church ■ DEAR DR. Sunday — 10:15 a m . confirmation; 11:15 a m , The Talcottville Congregational Church has in diagnosing medical illness). You Sunday — Laity Sunday, 9 a m. and 10:45 am . for the coming week include: iHirr: If one worship. Paul Damiano leader; 5:90 p.m. parents’ social hour; 5 p.m , new member conversations: 7 called a married couple as Its new ministers. l a s u n w11 - may need blood tests and other Sunday — 8:30 a m ., worship: 9:45 a m . Sunday p m., bell choir. Rev. Deborah Hasdorff and the Rev. Ronald laboratory investigation. Tis the season to be wary night for C Y F , covered dish supper. ^ngly, or of ne- Tuesday — 10 a m.. Vineyards study group- 7pm church school: 10 a m., adult education: 11 a m., Tuesday — 9:90 a m., mothers’ group; 3:30 p.m.. Baer, who have been married for two years, will ccislty. re­ Dr. Gott Boy Scouts worship with holy communion; 2 p.m., Widow- Pilgrim Choir: 7 p.m . CCW; 7:S0p.m , diaconate. serve as a husband-and-wlfe pastoral team. ceived large or D E A R DR. G O T T : I ’m a 63-year- Widowers; 6:30 p.m., youth group. Wednesday — 8:30 a m., healing prayers; 10 a m.. old male Several years ago. my Wednesday — 7:15 a.m.. Early A.M. Women’s On Sunday at 2:90 p.m., Hasdorff will be excess doses of Peter Gott, M.D. Prayer Group; lO a m.. Asbury Bell Ringers; 4:30 Monday — 6;45p.m .,Scouts: 7:30p.m.. advisory. Bethany; 7:30 p m . Chancel CTiolr. ordained Into the ministry. The Rev. Charles X-rays, Is there doctor prescribed Tagamet for an of those catalog offerings p.m ,. Junior Choir; 6:30 p.m.. Wesley Bell Ringers; Thursday — 7; 90 p m . Bethel Bible series: 7:30p m., Ericson. pastor of the Bolton Congregational $ way to reduce over-acid stomach condition. After Tuesday — 10 a m.. Old Guard; Phebe Circle: 4 church council. 7; 90 p.m.. Chancel Choir; Cocaine Anonymous, adult Church, will officiate, along with Mrs. Rudolph h e future about two months I noticed breast p.m.. Youth Choir. 7:30p m , Ruth Circle. adopted catalog consumerism as a Bible study. 277 Spring St. F rid a y — 6 p.m., wedding rehearsal Roggenkamp, moderator of the Tolland Associa­ npact? enlargement, so I quit taking It. My Gradually Wednesday — 6 to 8 p.m .. Confirmation Resource solution Thursday — noon. Senior Methodists; 7:30 p % Saturday — 9a.m.to2p.m..blooddrive: IIa.m.ands tion of United Church of Christ. t medical book lists that as one of the your mailbox is Center; 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. p.m.. weddings But before you start on your Worship-Music Commission: Youth Choir Following the ordination, a Joint installation DEAR side effects. Can this condition be filling up with Thursday — 10 a m., prayer group: 11: IS a m., catalog shopping spree, be on will be held for Hasdorff and Baer. Hasdorff Is a ItE A D E R : No, there Isn’t How- anything that could help’’ reversed? ads from local guard. There are swindlers who do care and visitation: 4p.m , Belle Choir: 6to8p.m . graduate of Stephens College In Columbia. Mo., gver, such a person should be stores, mail­ 8t. John’s weak It set 8t. Mary’s plant the week not deliver goods or send demaged Confirmation Resource Center. and the Chicago Theological Seminary. Baer checked periodically to make sure D E A R R E A D E R ; You could order houses, Sylvia DEAR READER; The gyneco­ products or do not alert consumers Events scheduled for St. John the Baptist Polish Saturday — 9:30a.m.,CherubChoir; Sp.rn. A A. Here are the events scheduled this week at St. ‘tended Elisabethtown College In Ellsabeth- (hat the excessive radiation hasn’t th e works. have chronic folliculitis — recur­ mastia (breast enlargement) In to delivery delays. But the Better National Catholic Church this week include: Mary’s Episcopal Church: luwn. Pa., and the Chicago Theological Seminary. Caused damage to reproductive Within weeks ring Infections within the same people who take Tagamet Is rare. Porter Business Bureau report that there Sunday — 9 a m., mass with Father Stanley M Sunday — 9:30 a m ., service of holy eucharist with He served the First Congregational C3iurch in tissues, bone marrow or other group of hair follicles. Surgery your box will be The condition usually will disap­ were fewer mail-order complaints Loncola celebrant; 4 p.m.. annual Southwest Trinity plans renawal Lockport, III., as associate pastor before Crgans. In addition. 1 would sug­ may be necessary to remove the overflowing choir, altar linen dedication; 7p.m., Youth People’s pear within a few weeks after in 1985 than in 1984 Seniorate Agape Service, conducted as a "love feast” acceding the call to Talcottville. gest that future X-ray doses be with holiday ca­ On Friday. Trinity Covenant Church will begin a Fellowship; 7:30 p.m.. Boy Scout committee inflamed portions so that they stopping the medicine If your Before you order, make sure or meal of charity toward widows, orphans and the Friends, relatives and members of the onlnlmlzed because. In some re- won’t continue to break out talogs offering weekend of lay renewal with an all-church potiuck meetings. breasts remain full or tender after you’re dealing with a reputable poor as well as of mutual fellowship, at St. Joseph community are Invited to attend the service. A ipects. X-ray dosage appears to be gift Items. supper. Ira and Betty Jo Craft will lead the conference. Monday — 7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. a couple of months, see a general firm. Word-of-mouth Is a good Parish In Bridgeport. reception will follow, which has been organized by cumulative. From steaks to hairpieces — these Burnett, president of one of the Craft is a retired businessman who has been associated prevestry. D E A R DR. O O T T : My face and doctor for further evaluation. method. Also, contact a Better Wednesday — 9 a.m., parishioners’ gathering to Lucille Hirth of Manchester. right leg are numb, and my hands days you can order just about biggest compilers of business lists with the Cecil B. Days Foundation Business Bureau in your area, the Tuesday — 5p.m . Children’s(Hiolr: 6p.m.,choir get numb and tingly What could be anything through the mail. in America. Catalog shopping can save you DM A or the attorney general’s D E A R DR . O O T T ; I ’ve been wrong? The neurologist says he If you’re having an operation, time, money and legwork. But if A result: The very wealthy will office and ask for help from the bothered by bolls in my pubic area doesn’t know. you should know all you can about you’re not cautious, it can cause be flooded with specialty catalogs, consumer protection division. for three years. They develop in the it. Dr. Gott’s new Health Report, unlike the majority of Americans. If you have a problem with a Religious Services same place every two weeks, then DEAR READER: Numbness you trouble, too. ’Tis the season to An Informed Approach To be an extra-careful direct-mall If you’re among the privileged few particular company, first contact drain and go away, but the spot usually indicates malfunction of Surgery, covers everything from shopper. to receive American Express’ the mail-order firm. If that doesn’t feels hard under the skin. I ’m a the nerves of sensation. Although second opinions to outpatient dever. Routes, Andover. Rev. Richard More than $45 billion of goods and Holiday catalog, for example, work, write to the D M A ’s Mall AMBfflbllet of God p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday proyer meeting. (743-7333) very clean person and have tried neurological diseases can cause surgery For your copy, send $1 H. Toylor, pastor. Schedule: 9:30a.m., ot 7:30 p.m ., worship service. Prayer MathodiBt services were sold through the you’ll find Its exclusive collection Order Action Line (M O AL) at the Sunday school, all ages; 11 o.m., Fresbyterlen CMrch et Manchester, Un2!ln •.5S-* J'f'*’*!,. fl90lnal«L different soaps. My gynecologist this symptoms, so can circulatory and your name and address to P.O. Calvary Church (A ttcm blies of line, 444-8731, 24 hours. Russell. 9:30 a. m., Sunday school; 10:45 mail in the United States In 1985. offering items such as mink coats. address below. M O AL will try to Oed), AW Bucklond Rood, South Wind­ Sunday worship, nursery core pro­ Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Belten United Methedlst Church, 43 toruce St., Monchester. Rev. Ri­ o.m ., holiness meeting; 4 o.m ., sa lv o r prescribed an antibiotic, which difficulties. 1 recommend that you Box 91426. Cleveland. OH 44101- sor. Rtv. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pos- vided. (743-7494) 1041 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. chard Gray, pastor. 10;30o.m., worship reports the Direct Marketing Asso­ Jewelry and robots. work with the company to resolve ter. 10 a.m., breaking bread; 11:45 lion meeting. (449-7787). didn’t work. Do you know of make an appointment with an 3428. Be sure to mention the title. tor. S;30 a.m .. Sundoy school; 10:30 First Cengregatlenal Church et Cov­ a.m., Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel Stewart Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., 9:15 o.m ., Sunday ciation (D M A ), the largest profes­ Meanwhile, the general public is the problem. a.m.. worship, child-core and nursery; entry, 1171 Moln SI., Coventry. Rev. meeting. church school; 11 o.m., worship ser­ •hformol worship. more receptive to direct market­ 7:00 p.m.. evening service of praise and Bruce Johnson, poster, 11 o.m., wor­ vice, nursery. (449-3473) (64jmNfO) Unitarian UnlvaraallBt sional organization in the direct- Bible preochlno. (444-1103) ship; 9:30 o.m ., church school In North Unitra Methedlst Church, 300 marketing industry. Sales in the ing: With women equally en­ THE DMA AND the Federal Church Lone House. Nursery care Jahovah’B WItneBBeB Parker St., Manchester. Richard W. Roman Catholic W"i*8rsoll8t teclety-Bott,? industry are now increasing at an trenched in the Job market, there is Trade Commission have published provided. (743-8487) Dupee, pastor. Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ 1*3 *♦■' Monchester. Rev* Program trains wheelchair sailors less time for traditional retail BaptiBt Second Congregational Church, 385 Jehovah's witnesses, 447 Tolland nett, minister. Schedule; 9 ond 10:30 Churrt et the Amnuitlen, Adams DIono Heath, minister. 10:30 o m , average 10 percent each year, with a useful brochure, "Make Your N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev v Turnpike. Monchester. Tuesday, Con­ a.m., worship service; 9 a.m., adult Street at Thompson Roodi Manchester. ••fYlte-Nursery core end youth reli­ ’88 certain of record new peaks In shopping. Ordering from a catalog Knowledge Your Partner in Mall CammunllY Bopilsl Church, stS E. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship gregation Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Bible study; 10:30 o.m., church school; Rev. Edward S. Peplh, poster. Sotur- gious education. Coffee hour ofier can be done anytime from any-, Order Shopping” It’s free. You Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. dpy moss at 5; Sunday masses at 7:30,9. N E W P O R T, R.l. (AP) - Dozens watched people, including her every person, without exception, earnings for mail-order firms service, Sunday school, ond nursery day, Theocrotic Ministry School 5:30 p.m ., Methodist Youth Fellow­ service. (444-5151) where, and you avoid lines and Meek, minister. Schedule; 10:30 o.m., tor children; 4:30 p.m., Pllprlm Fellow­ (speaking course), 7 o.m.; Service ship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dancers. Sundoy 10:30 and neon. (443-2195) of handicapped people who last children, sail the waters around who had visited Shake-A-Leg’s can receive a copy by sending a worship service; S:1S o.m ., church ship. (449-3843) meeting (ministry training), 7:50p m ; nursery tor children age 3 and younger. tt. Borthelemew's Church, 741 e . summer could only take rides in Newport for years, secretly long­ sailing program had come back for Why? What is causing this crowds. self-addressed, stamped envelope school. Nursery core provided. (443- Second Cengregatlenal Church el Sundoy, Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 (449-3494.) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. saliboaU are now rolling their ing to loin them. lessons. enormous growth in the Industry? a Tim e Itself has liecome a to: Direct Marketing Association, 6 03)7) Cevonliy, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Cov­ a.m .; Wotchtower Study, 10:35. (444- Martin J. Scholiky, pastor. Saturday RolRi Baptist Church, S3 Lake St., entry. Rev. Dovid Jarvis, minister. 1490) South United Methedlsl Church, 1334 mass ot 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, wheelchairs down to the Freedom “ Deep down, I think I’ve always "Once they see that they are B "Technology. In the last de­ reason for people to try mall order. E 43rd St , New York. N Y 10017 Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Regular schedule; 10 o.m., worship; 8 Moln St., Monchester. Dr. Shephard S 10 and 11:30 a.m. Independence, manning the tiller wanted to sail, but I never thought sailing a boat, and not just going for cade. the mail-orddr industry has Tile development cuts across the tt. Brtdget Church, 70 Main st., pastor. S;30 o.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 o. m., DIal-A-Rlde to church; 8:45 o.m , Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, Rev. Low- and sailing out to sea. I ’d havethe opportunity.” she said. a ride, they want to come back and unnergone a revolution. Of the sex line with both women as well as “Sylvia Porter’s New Money a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening church school, nursery to erode eight, JewiBh — ConBervative rence S. Staples, pastors. Schedule; 9 Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo ond THE seivice. (444-5314) adult discussion; II o.m ., coffee and a.m. church school; 9 and 10:45 o.m , Rev. Emilio P. Podelll, co-pastors " It ’s wonderful.” said Barbara Shake-A-Leg Inc., a non-profit learn more, they want to learn the estimated 12.000 mail-order com­ men leading increasingly active Book for the 80s." 1,328 pages of First Baptist Church, 340 Hlllstown fellowship; 11:15 o.m., lunlor choir; 4 Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle worship service. Nursery tor pre­ Saturday m o u 5 p.m .; Sunday mosses BIBLE Ruscetta. a M-year-old paraplegic organization that offers recreation theories behind sailing and how to panies. many are fully computer- lives. Everything from engineer­ down-to-earth advice on personal Rood, Manchester. S;30 o.m ., Sunday p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; 4 p.m., Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J schoolers. (447-9141) ot 7:30. 9,10:30 and neon. (443-2403) Izeo operations. Credit cards and ing equipment to financial services money management, is avaialble school; 11 o.m., worship service; 7 senior church school and Pilgrim Plavin, rabbi; Isroel Tobatsky,cantor; tt. Jamet Church, 894 Main st., who has had six lessons so far. "It for people suffering from spinal do it,” he said. p.m., evening service;; 7 p.m., mid­ fellowship. (742-4234) Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ Manchester. Rev. Fronds KrukowskI, SPEAKS Just opens up a new horizon for me cord Injuries, made the unique Before the session’s end. execu­ "800” toll-free numbers have sim­ to frozen ducklings can be ordered through her column. Send $9.95 week service. Nursery ot all services. Totcottvllle Conerogatienal Church, ces: 7:30 p.m. Monday to Thursday, Mormon Rev. David Boranevrskl, Rev. Joseph by to realize that I ’m able to get sailing program available this tive director Harry Horgan hopes plified the ordering process by mail. plus $1 for mailing and handling to (44S-7S0S) 8:15 p.m. Friday ond 9:45 a.m. Satur­ Kelly. Msgr. Edword J. Reardon. 9 Main Street and Elm Hill Road, Eugont Brower WrM BoiMist Chapel etthe Deot, mo Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald day. (443-9543) . .15* .t*^*?*. 5 ’ i.****» Christ et Saturday mosses at 4 and 4:30 p.m ; aboard a boat, take it out and sail it. summer free of charge to any that 100 people facing physical "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. Boer and Rev. Deborah Hosdorff. 10 Letter-day taints, 30 Woodside st., Sunday mosses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m , It’s a real accomplishment” physically handicapped person. challenges ranging from one bad THE TREND IS for marketing ALSO, THIS COUNTRY’S ra for the 808,” in care of the Kreutter, pastor. (443-7S43) a.m., worship service ond church Manchester. Wendel K. Walton, bi­ noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4139) Mrs. Ruscetta said she had Sailing director Tom Banks said leg to quadriplegia will have strategies to target exclusively the pidly growing elderly population Manchester Herald. P.O. Box H orvM Time BopMst Church, 73 E. school. (449-M15) JawiBh — Reform shop, 9:30 a.m ., socroment meeting; tt. Mery Church, 1400 Moln St., Many _ ...... ^ , poopio think thBl^ learned at least the rudiments of a rich Firm s focus on the "demogra­ has contributed to the mail-order 419150, Kansas City. Mo. 64141. Croter St., Manchester. Rev. Mork D. 10:15 o.m., Sundoy school and prim­ Coventry. Father James J. William­ ...jide are broadanlng whan it’e codVr poitor. to Q.m.y Sundoy school; Temple Beth Hlllel, looi Foster st ary; 11:40 a.m., priesthood and relief son, pastor. Masses: 5:15 p.m ., Satur­ minde are broailt sport previously open only to the phics” and “ psychographics’’ of boom. Trudging from store to store Make checks payable to Andrews, Extension, South Windsor. Steven soctely. (443-4003) only thair eonedanoae etrateh* 11 a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., Covftnant day; 9:30 ond 11 o.m. Sundoy. Confes­ mailing lists, explains Edward is not easy: Elderly citizens have McMeel 6i Parker. service, Wednesday home Chotinover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p m sions 4:30to 5p.m . Saturday. (742-4455) Ing.” 8olf-doeolt le eo oaBy. able-bodied. each Friday; children's services, 7-45 Bible study, 7 p.m. (443-S359) TrHiltv CevMtunt Church, 303 Hock- M r r a et It. Meurtce, 33 Hebron Convlettone are axplalnod motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman p.m. second Friday ot each month. National Catholic Rood, Bolton. The Rev. j. Clifford Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., (444-8444) Curtin, poster. Saturday moss at 5 away ae voBtIgae of unanllght- Thoughts ChilBtlan Sclenot worship services; 9:30 a.m ., Bible tt. John the BapHtt Fellsh National onod projudleoe. school. (449-3855) Cothellc Church, 33 Del way St., Man­ Fkst Ctiurch ot Ou-lst, Scientist, 447 Lutheran chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Whno wo ehould bo open to Cinema N. Main St., Monchester. 10:30 o m , ^mlor. Moss schedule; 9 o.m. (443- furthor undaretanding on any church service, Sunday school, and Cencerdle Lutheran Church (L C A ), SahraHon Army A Scottish regiment has as their groom will relent. Episcopal 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold leeuo, wo muet bo vary careful core ter small children. (449-1444) tolvotten Army, 441 Main St., Mon- motto, "Ready, Aye, Ready!” It Too late, too late! Ye cannot F HARTFORD Reodlne Room, 454A Center St., Man­ St. Oeerge's Rgiscegai Church, 1150 T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. Sche­ not to allow a wlah to bacama enter now. S 1 ■ • chester. (449A983) Boston Turnpike, Belton. Sunday wor­ dule; 8 o.m., holy communion, nursery Naiarana fathor to the thought. If I doeira usually is accompanied by a HARTFORD 9:30. — Tougn O u vt (R ) Sot 13:45,3:50, Sun 1 ;05,3:05,7:05,9:05. — Tough Guv* ship: holy eucharist, 8 ond 10 a.m.; core; 9:15 o.m ., church school, Chrls- icture of a Highlander dressed in No light: So late! And dark and CMomo Cllv — Foggy Sue Got 4:55, 7:25, 9:25, 11:40; Sun 13:45, 3:50, (P G ) Sot and Sun 1 ;05, 3:05, 7:05, 9:05. church school, 9:45 o.m .; coffee fellow­ tlon growth hour, nursery core; 10:30 Church etthe Nozerene, 334 Main st., to bollavo aomathlng or to act a chill the night! MorrloO (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1:58,4:10, 4:55,7:35, 9:35. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Rill battle array — kilts and all. As Church of ChilBt ship, If o.m.; Lady Chopel open a.m. holy communion, nursery core curtain way, Ifa aaay to ahift in* O let us In that we may find the 7, 9:20. — M tn... Sot ond Son 3, 4:20, WHIDSOR afternoons; public healing service. (449-5311) pastor; Rev. Mork Green, minister ot NEW SERIES tolloct into neutral and to allow Christians we could use that same 7:30, 9:45. — Summer (RJ Sot and Sun MAHCHRSTRR FMn — Allan* (R ) Sot 7:15,9:55; Sun CBurOi et Christ, Uydall and Vernon second Thursdoy, 7:30 p.m .; evening Rmonuei Lutheran Church, 40 outreach. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday school; OF TAPES omotiona to convlnco mo ot mark of preparedness for Oirist’s light! 3:30, 4:40, 7:10, 9:30. — Down by Low UA TRsuturt Rost — Ptggy Suo Got 7:15. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. Rev. John Church St., Manchester. Rev. Janet 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church beturn. Too late, too late! Ye cannot (R ) Sot and Sun 3:10. 4:30, 7:30,9:50. MorrloO (P(}-13) Sot onO Sun 2, 3:50, m . minister. Sunday services: 9 a.i Holllger, 443-9203. Londwehr, pastor; Rev. C.H. Ander­ ond nursery; 4 p.m., evening prolse what I wlah to bo convinced. 5:40, 7:40, 9:40. — Bock to School DRIVR-IHS 6 service, nursery. Mid-week Bible 'A NlW Pwipicllvi’' : David C. Egner in a daily enter now. Bible classes; W a.m ., worship; 4p.i son, pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 Truth la Inflaxiblo. If QorO: Tbo won (R) Sot mioniobt. — m m word la troth (John 17:17), study. Nursery provided tor all lervl and Church streets, Manchester. An­ school: 11 a.m., worship service, hre more like the young women in groom is so sweet? In Common Sot 7:15,9;30; Sun 7:30. Hoow Moloi (R) Sot mtonlgbt. — Tbo ces. (444-2903) drew O. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, nursery. (443-1193) C all: whan It etaarfy and unoquIuD* Four RMiorat Fob B Cbwiwu — Toxoi Cbolntaw Motiocro port 3 (R) fOftfeUN assistant rector. Worship; 7:30 o.m. Trtnitv Covenant Church, 302 Hock- PentBCOBtal sad parable of Matthew 25 0 let us in, tho’ late, to kiss His Bock to School (PG-13) Sot 7:30, 9:30, Sot mionigbt. New art acquired motock St., Manchester. Rev. Norman oally apaaka to an laaua, doctri­ feet! midnight; Sun 7;30, 9:30. and 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 Church, 187 nal or moral, wa muat not play (Bible) when they were not pre- VjBs R i* Congragaltonal o .m .; boby-slltlne, 9:15 to 11:15 o.m .; Swenson. Schedule: 8 and 11 o.m., No, no. too late! Ye cannot enter tbewcuM O m wioi 1-9 — Too Gun VRRHOH NEW YORK (AP) - The Whit worship services; 9:30 o.m., Bible WoodbrMge St., Manchester. Rev Imved fer the bridegroom’s return (P G ) Sot 13:30, 3:40, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30, CRM 1B 2 — Alton* (R) Sot onO Sun 4, Holy Eucharist, loo.m. every Wednes­ Morvin Stuart, minister. 10 o m , faat and looaa with H. No one BoNow CgRgrsggttehgt Church, 228 day. (449-4583) school. (449-3855) to a we(Ming feast. now.” 11:35; Sun 3:40, 4:50, 7:10, 9:30. — 7,9:30. — Flight of tho navigator (PG) ney Museum of American Art says Button Center mod, at the Green, Sunday school; 11 o.m., morning 647-8381 haa a right to dally with divina Lotvlon Lutheran Church et Mon­ As long as we have the ability to Avenging l^ce (R) SeO 13:40, 2:45, Sot onO Sun 1:30. — Bock to School worship; 4 p m., evening worship; 7:30 for an Important ravalatiM. Make aura any po- AIITed, Lord Tennyson described it has acquired some 450 paintings FONCS B s a o E S A Button. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, chester, 31 Garden St., Monchester. make choices, it is not too late Ask 4:45, 7:15, 9:30, 11:30; Sun 13:40, 3:45, (P(5-13) Sot onO Sun 3, 4:15, 7:10, 9:10. and sculptures through gifts and Mlntster. to a.m., worship service, Qoapal (443-3051) p.m., biblestudy (Wednesday); 7p.m , racordad maBsaua tantlal change of eonvietton la this in his poem “ The Idylls of the 4:45, 7:15, 9:30. — Children o (a Letter nursery, church school; It a.m., fel- Prince et Peace Lutheran Church, Lodles' prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. Jesus Christ to save you. Then you <3od (R ) Sot 1,4,7:05,9:35,11 :S5; Sun 1, WR9T HARTFORD purchases over the past six years. v ^ s s m ' x a s t m Men's prayer (Thursday); 7 p.m.. atamming from anllghtoneid King’’: losrsh^ 11:15 a.m ^ forum program. Church et the Living Red, on Route 31 and North River Rood, raaaon, not wiahful thinking. "Late, late, so late! Anddarkthe will be able to say. ’ ’Ready. Aye, 4, 7:05, 9:35. — T h o f t Lit* (PG-13) Sot >Nn 1 B t— Nothing In Cofntnon (PG) Fifty-four of these works are (84F-IB77 office or 447-8870 parsonage. evangellral, tuil-gospel church, Ro­ Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. Youth service (Friday). (449-9848) 1:05, 3:05, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50, 11:50; Sun Sot onO Sun 2,4:15,7,9:30. — Alton* (R) miBN esnU r CgRBrsgotisnot Choroh, ii bertson School, North School Street, Schedule: 10:15a.m. worshlpservlce:9 bight and chill! Ready! ” 1,05, 3:05, 5:05, 7:35, 9:50. — Crocodile Sot onO Sun 2. 4:30, 7, 9:30. being shown at ttie museum Omtor St., (Manchester. Rev. tSewellH. Manchester. Rev. David W. Mullen, o.m . Bible class (743-7548) PrBBhylailan Late, late, so late! But we can You cannot repent too soon Dundee (PG-13) Sot 1:30, 3:30, 5:10, through Nov. 30 Curtit Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert paster. Meeting Sundays, 10 to ii-so Iten Rvongeticoi Lutheron Chorch because you do not know how soon 7:30, 9:45, 11:45; Sun 1:30, 3:30, 5:10, WH.LIMAimC The exhibition spans 70 years of j . Bills, minister ot visitations; Rev. (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High isoter still. 7:30, 9:45. — Jum pin' Jock Floth (R) JHlsoR Bqggru CIrorw — Foggy Suo o. m. Nursery and Sundoy school. Coventry Presbyterian Church, It may be too late. American Art and includes works Cllffurd O. Simpson, paster emerllus; Full Bespel Interdeneminotienoi streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ Too late, too late! Ye cannot sot 13:35 3, 5:15, 7:45, 9:55, mldnlght; (»et MorrloO (F43-1S) Sotono Sun 1,3.7, 1 CftOOODUDUMMI l l MlchoelC. Thornton, associate pastor. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev Kuhl, paster. 9:30 o.m .. Divine w or­ try. Rev. Brad Evens, pastor. Sunday, CHURCH OF CHRIST uafernow. ^ Sun 13:35, 3,5:15,7:45,9:55. — Standby 9. — That's Life (FG-13) Sot onO Sun 1, by such artists as Thomas Hart Na.m .. smrshlp service, sgnchmry; 10 Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 o.m , ship; 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy 9:30 o.m ., worship; 10:45 a .m , Sundoy No tight had we; for this do Lawrence S. Staples Me (R) Sot 1:15, S;H), 5,7:40,10,11:50; 3, 7, 9. — Ooodlv FrfenO* (R) Sot onO Benton. John Marin, Reginald 1 IBBBMdBhMHBIM H a l l o.m- church school. (847-#41) odult Bible study and Sunday school; Communion first and third Sunday. • wr Sun 1:10, 3:10, 7:10,9:10. — CroooOllo 7 school; 7 p.m., Bible Htudy and Sonth United M ethodist Sun 1:15, 3:10, 5, 7:40, 10. — Oeodly P int Cenursootlsnul Chorch of An- p. m., worship service. Tuesdoy at(449-4343) 7-30 fellowship. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m , lUBBUt Friend (R) Sat 13:30, 3:30, 4:30, 7:20, DunOoo (FG-13) Sot onO Sun 1 -.10.3:10, Marsh. Mark Rothko and Joseph Andind lesrninw this the bride­ Church e-30, 11:25 : 8«m 17:30, 7:30. 4:30, 7:20, 7:10. 9:10. — StonO bv MO (R) Sat onO Stella / j f _ - aTANCHESTER BgRAUV. Saturday, Oct. 11. i m M AlfCHESTgit HERALP, Sattmlatt. Oct. 11. lOOd— Id

BUSINESS Buanesa tn B rief lD m f w m m EDoLfwNrmi [D l»piiNnGi EDmFwjiirB (H tra rn d d . TrugMo MfvancM dSMWdfi M X trprp OotorBf gagsr f m i ' 8 room 216 botb homo, ter room 116 Both hom o, dtra- In C B T d M tI a n floor ftomlly room, ttro- ptpcpd rac room a^ MIMB Port fim# sdcrofary Sinead yard Worrt te d . HMp BtontodiSaNdMoB. Tool GrhKisr. 3-5 years ptoco. l6Bs. "Wb Guoron- HAR’TFORD - Haul M. TrugHaoT MlOMtour. EvenMee B exporlsnea erindine prwcl tooOur Houses!”o “ Wa Ooorantaa Par ww tram. Apply; weekends, gtowchestor- tor.N» sxpsrisncs neces- Hamaa” BtonefMrtfBffaa- Council forecasts slow growth th« Manchester commercial division sory. Berry BMet Com> Sion, produefton and ■wchmeim MMdhdhnai, /viamari oreoi. Must be otlhB Amon Konovor oxporlmanfal tools. Apply Monelwstor. immocuMto o o m m a m s ______of the Connecticut Bank and Trust resw dnwui W viN fiR aN k over TB neat B dspendto pmi^.» Hartford Hood. a A p p o c M p p , Inc. 3 12 x 17 By Wlortin Crufsingcr The economy grew just 2.7 f m m e r o e i or H a B Tool 481 Sullivan bodroom Capo. falling oil prices, will spring back ‘ "rhe cloud hanging over us is the Co. has been elected assistant vice Me. Clean potfeo record. CompafiMs, IMP im- Ave. South Windsor or flrepfoeed living room , 1st Quality 3 badyoom Ranch T h« Assoclotstf ^r«ss percent in 19«5 as the soaring trade in 1967 and 1966. but not at rates rather terrifying sixe of the budget president. cenan-ttm.______mpdMto oponlngs tor 00115280341. floor tomlly room, dining i<6 both, b o o u tlM w alk deficit forced widespread layoffs in that w ill be a threat, the executives Truglio is a grachiate of Central room ond 16 x 17 lowsr outracrdomtoprtvafglat HOT SPRINCMS. Va - The and trade deficits.” said Edmund TyptohPort tMio wtit M- Trofnind- Menchoeter w a a d m trtm a in win- the manufacturing sector.’ Last said. The council forecast prices T. Pratt, chairman of Pfixer Inc., Connecticut State University and has B iM k ftdWdlBWi and unf- tavui rec room. 2 toll with tograund poat. “ ISto nation’s top business leaders pre- otode a wtdd varkMy o t Wfff ^^eelflW Cl daw roptorptlonp. Sorvtco Station ottondont baths, covyred brick po­ GuoronSse Our nomas'' spring, the Business Council was w ill rise 3.2 percent in 1967 and 4.1 the giant drug manufacturer. successftilly completed the uniform dsmtoi BRwoMwtrsrerlthtd dleted Friday that the economy etherdbties. Ptoose con ^NrsfflCCMfOfl lyWrMIIW CanBitfptpg mupt - Fuff tfmo days, port time tto. t co r oorogs. f1194B0 Btonchard A Rosssfto 66$ more upbeat about growth pros­ percent in after climbing only cdndWmid CoWWMWd. m - tm mornings. Apply In per­ w ill slog along with slow growth for I9 n , Certified T^Uic Accountant exami­ v4Fj 966. proorom that edit be eon- IMVB 2- 3 ypors of D.W. FHh Rsottv 643-1591 248k) pects. believing that declines in the 2.7 percent this year. He said eventually, notwith­ Mtctod between 2nm4pm, son Gfi's Amoco Routo 6 nation. He is currently worUnF quBlIly workmanship or 871-1488.______the next two years, weighted down value of the dollar would soon begin standing President Reagan’s ob­ Bddftkddddr > Cxpd- Monday fhroimh Prtddy Bolton. by the twin ^mons of huge trade Interest rates, because of the toward an M.B.A. degree at the rfsncdd. M t u n e v hi ue- fOrfatftdm pSacidi in wood w indow m«- Must Be Sosnl 6 HUBS to show up in lower demand for sluggish growth and moderate jections. taxes will have to be . pedrer on woek endd b » Moncliastor charming 2 and budget deficits. Hartford Gradbate Center. MB IBM XT wssnflal. Ptorkerr dOsUpnoa; Mon- hsdpn 3sns-3pm depend nufpcturlng end rep- room s, 2 M l baths, SBoe- im ports in this country and higher inflation, will rise only slightly raised in order to bring the budget chestoi’ Ared Coetorenee bodroem Ranch, com- Soeutor kitehen, Thormo- While not forecasting a reces­ Truglio develops new banking ManAdoMr. Can John of Moyrneetfod and werk- Me upon thp rsepense. teroffon. Thorewfiiba ptstoly ronovatad. Just U.S. export sales abroad. from the low levels in effect deficit under control. ddM ailL ______Mdwtthpoeopte? Are you M Ckwrcfiee, Emerpsney P^wfV Wlfl^WWy M ^^^y sion. the business executives were relationships and enhances existing Per more dstosts colt Mon- STUDENT movg tor Low 9Bs Aosnt currently. The council predicted The Business Council predicted M t r o e ml M sports? Do ihettor ovenMe supervf- • Job in sight monu- age. *'Ws Guorontog O ur decidedly more pessimistic about relationships in the commercial cheetor M anor, 66Sd129. , 649-S603. HOWEVER. THE TRADE de that short-term rates, as measured that the budget deficit for fiscal PW f Bmt/Jdb MierMBPd- you need extra coeb? H eor. Hours 3-tt pm. Asso- taeturlng. Compoti- Homes” Btonchard A Ros- the future than just five months market from Manchester to Stafford setto646-348k) ficit has continued to deteriorate by three-month Treasury bills, will 1987. which began Oct i. will hit •HMn. BudY engMdsrMd you answered yes to these clotee Doerea, Soclof Aldo-Mofe Porsonnoi tfvp sotary. Coil or LOAN ago Springs. dwettons Porkode Lonee 38 Locust Sfrset. 2 FOmlly since that time, heading for an hit a low of 5.4 percent by the end of $192 billion, below the 1988 imbal­ Paul M. TrugKo A rm rdduOTM sdcrdtonw work or rototodttofd. C a r Core Mote Aids Weeded to pond rpoumo to; 4 room s each, $139,988. The new forecast came during dsslofdncd possible ho» emptoymeiit eppor- noeoeeory. Sotary Rdnpo position ovalloblg. Nicalv locofad 8 room , 3 expected record of 1170 billion this this year and will still be at a low ance but still well above the target He is an advisor to the Manchester cere to r a disobted young MonPBor PrtocIpoH only. Coll 646- the fall meeting of the 6S-member year. drawM fd ftdf nmd. word tofifttos tor you. Full and m V 4 m . Sond reeumo man M Vomon. Steady Excgffgnt growth bedroom, 116 both homo. rate of just 5.8 percent 12 months set by the Gramm-Rudman deficit Junior Achievement and is a member of the Greater Manchester Human Raaourooi 2426. Weekdays 9^5. Family room with bar A Business Council, composed of Robinson said the business chiefs preessiMd ndeessary, die- port ttme posttfone ore to: MACC Box 773 Mon- fob, 5 doye p tr sveek, no from now. reduction law. Chamber of Commerce. He and his family reside in Kensington. b iw potBntlal for the sink, ooroga, A flat ogan executives of many of the nation’s $adhans a pfus, send re- dvoltabto In customer eer- ctMWter B y October 34. weekends. $050 ear sreek. N t o a m r S had been too optimistic about when CBT is a member company of Bank of New England Corp. EOE.______rioht pgrson. Ex- Bolfon-Woeded and se­ roar yard. Won't loat Wnp largest corporations. But Commerce Secretary Mal­ swndfd; FuwondO'Nsrn, housekeeptod, me- Cofi S71WT73. JIMNMH. iM l cluded, 7 room u A R built the turnaround in trade would THE BUSINESS executives ex­ TM M dfn Sfredt, Monches- chomcot and food prepo- 4210 Albany Avsmia pgrlgncg hplpful at only $lt940» Strong The council’s outlook called for occur, now believing it w ill take at colm Baldrige. who spoke to the rotten. No expertence Is Ofttco Intormotlow Spe- west Hsrttord. CT 88117 Ranch. 3 bedrooms, i'/ i Raol Estate 647-7653. pressed continuing frustration at $tr. C T . m e Atfanfien Retoll safes ctork-tomote boths, eot-ln kitchen, din­ economic growth this year of just least until the end of this year for business executives in their closed- Xanty Tewer, gQg. m /F. reoufreO tor any of these ctaffst. Pull time ppsftlon but not m anda­ the inability of Congress and the Diana Joint real estate firm preferred, Monday 232-4545 ing room, fireploced llv- 2.7 percent, as measured by the even faint signs of improvement. door session, took issue with this poslftons, pocslblfttcs to r tor person to handio po- Monchester-Just Ifafedi Reagan administration to make through Prfdoy,d-3. Appty SOtUMF______tory. Ino room, hardwood gross national product The GNP The executives forecast the forecast, saying he believed this Jackson and Jackson Real Estate has announcedthat Vincent Prfnnnd Operofor-Smofl gdvoncement ore imflm- porwerk and Mtormotton imm aculate 4 bedreem progress in reducing the sixe of the ■tirom Meoptfon Pt pur- In pereen at the West Apply In porton. floors, through out, fin­ should expand at only a slightly dollar, which has already fallen by year’s deficit would be cut to $154 L. Diana Jr. has Joined their sales staff. mum ffth n S o t t m p r m . Med os we promote from Town Pharmacy, 455 aluminum sided heme to federal budget deficit, now ex­ mthln. To dlscusi our chose orders to sMpixip ished bosement. 1 ca r Bowers school area. All better 2.9 percent rate in 19*7 and more than 25 percent, will drop by billion Diana is a graduate of Manchester High School and Southern Bxperlencd pretarred will Hartford Rood, t srleBi Beak at pected to be a record $229 billion for openMoB pfeote ask for and fMol lobcosttna. Typ- oarage, private deck. Coll oppllonces, 2 firepfaeoa, 3 3 1 percent in 19911. the report perhaps lO percent more, helping "T his is an election year and the Connecticut State University. At SCSC, he majored in business tfoM. TvpMd re tu m a n , WOODWORIUND Flo n o R ealty, 646-5200. the fiscal year Just ended. 55 wpm. Bost Hartford tbs center monoasr. Por- Mp skills rsoulrsd. Apply tun baths, rec room, and 2 predicted. to push the trade deficit down to politicians are hearing from the economics. He was the president of the Clark Intuitive Thought In psrsofi at H dr B Tool, $159,900. cor oorooe. 8139,500. The executives said there was a loeotton. 35 hour week, kode Lanes, Porkode Orfvsr-UConn Adminis­ • 2 3 M a lslt, "The story is one of sustained but $100 billion in 1908 people that they want that budget Club, secretary of the Business an Sufffvon Ave, South McCovonaoh Realty, 549- close correlation between the trade ofnes. Excellent Shoppfna Center trator new to area, tern- slow growth." said James D Because of the outlook for deficit down " Baldrige said. dtlndMr, Ct or coll 5» Qpnayof Cantroptlng Government Homes from 3800. deficit, high government budget Economics Club, and he was also the hsfidmi, oolt Mrs. Polmer pororf hr unable to drlveas $1 (U repair). Delinquont Robinson III. vice chairman of the generally sluggish growth, the 3iM5fo/ e o n iia i ftireuah 9341. C o m p an y, kip., ono EOE C deficits, high interest rates and the tri-captain of the LaCrosse team. result o t Inlurles needs council and president of the Am eri­ On the subject of the massive fox proporty. Reposses­ Contemporory Ranch- council said the unemployment value of the dollar. ’They warned He is the son of Vincent and Gloria FrtdOY between 0:30 and Bstobllshed Manchester rstictos person to provide of tho Simon Konovor sions. C o ll 8056874800 ext can Express Co. "Basically we are overhaul of the tax code, the Censtructfen company Open and airy. Sbedroom, rate now at a relatively high 7 that unless something was done to Diana of 141 Pitkin St. .3:30. dolly transportation to r a Ataoeiotot, ine. GH 9965 for current repos­ back where we were a year ago business executives said they were seeks twovy soutpmsnt Janitor - Town of Mon- 2 boths, lots ot otOM, percent, would show little improve­ correct the twin deficits. Ameri­ several months from Companioo, has an chester. $14464 te $16,160 session lisf. when we spoke of an economy that resigned to the $120 billion in added Auto Mechanfc-Natlenal operator for bulldozer, hardwood floors, cothed- ment in the next two years cans would face an Inevitable eonthootor to Sterrs In immadiato opening (1986/87 salary In negotlo- will continue to muddle through " business taxes but were glad the chofn has opening fo r bockhoe, and excavotor. LIvs In home health oMe. rol celltoos, many cuetom Inflation, subdued this year by the am, returnina mid flon) Performs varied Manchester - Chormlno features. Loroe private decline in the standard of living. two-year debate has ended Presentation set experfonced broke spe- CloH 1 license helpful, 1 Experienced, ,^429- chester medical group hundred retail stares. Su- ate. 6474400 or 6464646.0 ing In growing Manches­ buses. Starting pay $6 per school resource room seeks port time help. TyiK once, limitation or dis­ 643-3000. Street. Coll the Manches­ 0066 after 6pm. ter practice. 4'/i day work hour. Full training pro­ cetsful candidate will par­ crimination. The Herald ter Dog Warden at 643- level. Special education Ing skills required. CoM Price Reduction I Tho HELP WANHD week, receptionist expe­ vided. C all 520-0006. certiticotlon required. 647-0238. Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the ticipate In an Intensive will not knowingly accept Manchester 2 bedroom, 3 6642. Lost Huskle Shephard I photography and sales price of this unique Invest­ rienced preferred. Send Coll tor application at any advertisement which ment property hos bean both condo at Mlllbridoa m ix, creom color, 60lbs. resumes to or coll Dr. Manchester Herald. training program. Prior Is In violation of the low- Hollow. All oppllancts, Lost-4 month old dork Good Job Opportunities! 742-0913. Send let^ r, re­ Insurance claims seert* reduced to $135400.3 units Answers to ’’Bear’’. Coll Currently accepting bppll- Brian Bottaro 162 Spencer soles experience helpful. wall to wall corpottno, grey kitten. In vicinity of sume ond plocement pap­ tary. Manchester Insu^ plus 0 2 car garage, Reward I Lost on 10/4/86 David 649-7714. cotlons for our Nurse's Street Manchester Ct. ers to: Morgeret Butler, Good personality, motiva­ pool. SS40 monthly plus Goodwin Street. Coll 646- ranee agency seeking on tion and neat appearance No tahey phrases I Abeou- appliances, no leasts. Ex­ men’s glosses with brown Aide training class that 06040. 649-2796. ^ Port time secretory. Director Pupil and Stott organized Individual to cellent location In Bast hoot. Loott, saeurlty. 646- 2991. Small Real Estate apprai­ a mutt. Rexible hours tltullv decorated 6 room cose. Marked with Okln- Looking for a good used will begin soon. Also tak­ Support Services. Coven­ handle losses on commer* Cope located In Manches­ Hartford. Near rt. 2. Coll 7893 days, 6464618 tves. owo phone number. Grey mobile home? Be sure to ing oppllcotlons for sal office. Typing & word try Pupllc Schools, 71 To all Herald j m ay Include evenings and 9 Found Black ond white clol and personal ac­ 1 2 3 4 ter. Enclosed front porch. for the figures. Jackson A frame. Vicinity of East look In the Classified co­ CNA's. We offer excellent processing required. 646- Ripley Hill Rd. Coventry wtekendt. Frequent so- 3 bedroom. IVk baths, on cot. Vicinity of Center counts. Job requires ei^ readers who j lory reviews and other Fenced In yord. Write this Jackson Real Estata. 647- Middle Tpke and Gibson's lumns ... that’s where the starting rates and benef­ 0002. 643-7567. Ct 05230.EOE tensive personal and 8400 or 6464646.0 tree shaded lot. 1600 plus Street and Thomos Dr. benefits. Apply In person number down and colli 11 holt hoot monthly. Secur­ Ovm 646-9737. best buys are advertised I its. Pleose contoct: Direc­ Recreation Director. Ex­ phone contact with custo­ have something I 646-77W. Roolty W orld 649-8913. Port time mature person You con be a good sales­ 5 6 7 B Tuedov through Friday ity and ratorencas ra- 643-2711. tor ot Stuff Development' cellent opportunity tor mers and Insurance carri­ Prenchette Assoclotes.n Batter than a Bonk I at Crestfleld Convales­ certified Recreation Di­ tor busy store. East Hort- man ... lust use o quick- to sell for I IbSpm at a Sears Portrait oulrad. No pats. Coll otter selling ad In Classified to ers, Insurance back­ Studio In your oreo. EOE Wondartno wtwra to place cent Home/Fenwood rector who con work 20 ford/Monchester town ground beneficial but mil your money? Look no 5 92A4561.______Manor. Monday through hours per week. Prefer line. Alternating nights find cosh buyers! 643-2711, 9 10 T1 12 M/F. Manchester. Elegant Co­ Positions svailable for required. Coll Fran lonial In prestigious area. further. Large two tomlly CUSTOMER SERVICE Frldoy. 7om-3pm at 643- TRPD with degree, but 5-11. D a iry M a rt 368 Burke. 646-6050. *99 Manchastar-3 bedroom immediate employment. Teocher - Special Educotl- or Less I This 3,288 so. toot home In convenient location. 5151. EO E.______will consider others quoll- Spencer Street Monches- " ' .r Manchester Accounting Possible office. Ottered at duplex, 3 cor garage, op- on/Long Term Substitute. office has opening tor has 5 bedrooms ronglna In REPRESENTATIVE tled bv experience. Very ter 569-3046.______Cook-Needed Imme- 13 14 15 y We will run your ad | $160400. Joyce G. Epstein pitoncat, washer dryer Asst, Lab Technician Port time help wonted! good starting rote. For For Coventry Public 'alM thru bookkeepers, tax prepor- size 12' X 13' to 13' X 17'-oil hookups, S575 coll otter with experience In DIRoso Cleoners. Apply In Schools. Middle School diotelv tor Doy Core Cenf with walk In closets. Huge Reol Estate. 647-«95.o ExcttlRg OgM rhmHy additional Information Floral Designer with ex­ ter In Manchester. Some Oetobtr laaa for 6 days Free of j ers and data entry opera­ 7pm 742-1830.______abrasive blasting person at 534 East Middle perience. Full time posi­ level. Effective 10/17/06. tors. Full or port time. living room, den A breok- call Manchester Manor experience preferred. Charge. | desired. Tpke.. 64641129______tion. Should be ooualnted Coll tor application ot Call 6434858. tost room, os well os a Move right Ini Spacious 0 Monchestor-2 bedroom to Are you anxious for an exciting job, but have 742-8913. EO E like children. Hors form al dining room on the plus room Cotontol with 3 with all phases ot design. Yom to 1pm, MondoY 3 family houat. Vary Mp litte or no work experience? Do you enjoy Sheet Metal Wishing will not sell any­ Coll Brown's Flowers 643- Applications being oc- first floor, 16' X 28' roc panorous bedrooms, m rooms, cloat to highway. ♦hreuoh Friday. Coll 640-: Fill out coupon and | room, 4 working firepto- public contact work? If so, you will enjoy be­ Mechanic thing ... o low Phone _ Manchester Herald { lent oihicatton, be olert to 6 or 171-1488. Real Estate. 6474m.o our state-of-the-art computer system, printing company. Street Manchester. 2711. hondlt emergency sltuo- Sand Blast Operator NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED office. I ttans. Duties Include but for |ob blasting, which enables us to provide fast efficient Must be neat, de­ IN MANCHESTER AREA O n e ad a month only I ore not limited to heavy Monchoetor-emall apart­ service to our customers. Typing is re­ expeiietrce desired but public contact, taking ment. Rasponsibta Bay not necessary, we will pendable, have good K M art help wanted. quired. We offer a good starting salary with TYPESETTER par family (No phone calls j complaints, monitarinp VERNOR >in.9p0 woTwin® prw* train. driving record and Praopociai all emorgenev radios, keop- Full time, ficsL shift — Intarmotlolton regular merit Increases. Sound exciting? Merchaedise Em­ O n e ffem Only accepted) i inp radio and cemptalnt OPER HOUSE / 8URDAY M 00116634441. Good hourly wages and over 18 years old. For Nockmiliek at ail Tften get in touch with us to learn more ForiR Dr. Z Compugraphic Edlt- ployees, Cashiers. tags, dtspotchlng ^ Ico benefits with long es­ confidential interview wrlter 7700 Operator. about this Interesting position. J b WHi Ir. Zn Stock. Full time and unfts to inetdents with tho 27 Valliy Vliw Lani tablished business, call co ntact Experience a must. For Town. All Appficatlons part-time positions Prtcod to eoH. 2-3 bodroom apoetaus L-Rsnch for an appointment, ask confidential Interview must be submitted bv N b h b b Nb IN FlHBHce Oot^pBraUoB available experience on lovoly tread tot end -e ttoN. Compietaly for Steve Z. 64^2467 Thompson contact Irene Qroas at October 31.1986. Applloo- Brand now duptax S bad- K-Mart Shopping Center not necessary, many i i a n r l | 2 B t 2 r l I r r a U ttans ore ovoUobte at the rodecoreted throughout Inoiuding stancliod rOwVfIDe 205 Hartford Turnpike Thompaon employee benefits. Town Monooer’s Otttao, living room, and all new carpets and floors. 7 oil ooollooooDf OFOD^OY Prwsurt Bint Associites. Inc. MANCHESTER HERALD Apply in person daily Vernon, C T 06066 Aaaodataa, Inc. TownOmctaulMina, 1712 rooms Including rac room and dan wWh ood dnrtr tiookuote t Manufacturino Windsor C all NOW 647-9946 Mon-Sat Manchester K Main Strett Coventry, aaparataantranoa. 8carattaehadgaragaand36 OOffID* vfi Q^OO VIW EOE-M/F 1 6 Brainard Place Conn 88BI. The Town of RaoInloaM Co.. Inc. 688*7281 M a r t 239 Spencer Coventry Is on equal op- toot aoraanad Botgft. kkialMhgra-BT0-i 174. 688-7281 between 8:30-12 noon Street EOE. CMI E« ( portantty emptayer. 7pm coN D a n g lt

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V'»moi»-Tri ivw i j be«f- fwqm eontfommiutn, Vft Free to Good Home. 2 N •®H». fInWMtf bos«m«nt, block • month old mole *c k «rr dinino a n o . All kittens. Excellent bouse cotsM7-aM2. a»pManc<», frasniy C0M>,1H€50N POfntHf. ifiHiMdlof* eccu- :Qr^ ! ' M 06T powcy cowvntwt loco- ften. fTOO per mentn plus ••cuntv. Coll M f-O R or s p a r " BT <5or,i 643-7X3 ofKl o sk fo r Wek. “ . . . Spo shells- fOctory se­ iS S m conds or domog^ In transportation. $200 to RMIKIIT $800 os Is. Coll evenings or weekends. 7426469. GPHI SBBSiilMlilSSMMS Manchester 6 ro o m Kerosun Model 15 New house, neor hespltol. never used $79 Kerosene A v o Uoble Novem ber 1st. con $5.00 m odel 105 w ick $73S/menlh plus utilities. $10646-3033o ,lw Aim** » Security, leose references • W P W ®T I required. Write Box u Ivy Geranium (hanging), “ f # l C/O Monchester Herold Id lorge, many blossoms tor Brolnord Ploce. Winter. 6434526. Glostonbury Home for For Sole. Pink grapefruit Rent. 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms plant 48 Inches toll $6.00. ond on In-low oportment. 649-24300 ^l8BBB9NEA.Inc 521-52M

tTOREMn CARS OFFICE SPUE 24' Pool with filter. Dis­ FOR SALE m antled, ready to go. $350. 643-9664. Monchester-prime oftice Lincoln Town cor 84, spoce JOO so. tt. center ot Baby Items; Playpen $20,. 34,000 miles. Leother, town. MS-1447. Jo h n I cruise, sfofnlets st*el , Bobby A6oc cor seot $15. 79 Mercury Bobcat. Good 649-1847b custom wheels, thaw- Monchester - Smoll Retoll mercM. M l andwMBf MBiB;l room condition. S12JOO. condition 91500 or bait or wholesote business 8^019. Prd* mm m tHm. ' 871-9545. offer over $1000. C o ll 749- spoce tor rent on Moln Large Kerosene Heater. m P*3BM0. 0250 offer 5pm. Street, neor hospitol. Im- Reasonable best otter. $50 medlote occuponcy. Coll C oll 647-1844 otter 4pm.o 643-7404, osk tor John. For Sale-Used Ceromic I/VARS mold In good condition. 1984 Plym outh Harlzon-4 SALE RESORT 649-9537. door, 5 Speed, 2.2 liter, o ir FROPERTY FIOOIVlFmWFInF TrOOfw ffllv conditioning, om/tM ste­ For Sale-Custom mode nVWI WPWCfOMAMiV ITT OfOVT reo, mony extros. Excel­ 1985 T oyota W fen pick up; ff*ort/ff«tgr4i^«RN lent condition. Lots of 13JI00 miles, air condition­ Cope Cod-Cozy, comty 2 draperies, blue with cus­ tom made sheers and highway mlleoge. 643- ing, ftereo, tope deck, 5 bedroom cottooe. Stroll to nVw^^rvlWI VflrmHv4 Vlnf 9797. speed transmission, roll neor by beoches or relox double rod, mode for slid­ ing gloss doors. Price Is bar, spots, custom cargo by the tire. SSO/nIte. 643- 1974 C adillac Coupe De cover and mors. Must S6S6 o r 643-6411. $125, o rigina l cost m ore than double. Excellent Vine. Excellent condition, sacrifice, coll 8722981. quality, condition, ond ap- looded, uses regular gas, R00RIRMTE8 peoronce. Coll Olane ot TAD two snow s Included,, $1650 1975 C h e w V on 350 motor, 728-3686. TAD GARS coll 6464141 afisr Spm. automatic transmission, WRNTEO SALES SALES TAG SALES FDR SALE power steering, over Jensen hot woter boiler For Sole-1975 Mercedes SIJXIO dollars In rsbulldfng >Mlddle-cwed womon to cool ond wood with con- 240 O, body In bod shape ond custom work. Askbtg Outdoor -Indoor too sole- Super Multi Family. 84900 or best offer. Doy imore loroe beoutiful trols. 95,000 BTU. Used 571 Porter Street, Man­ Lorge variety ot mlscel- but factory rebuilt engine home In Host Horttord- two months. Orlolnolly 647-1774 offer 6. 22841579 chester. Soturdoy and loneous. 67 Olcott Drive. tKM only 10,000 miles. osk for Fred. / M o n c h e ste r line. $60 $1035, socritice $500. 643- Mon Chester-Furniture, Sunday, 10-3. Pull bed­ Soturdoy, 104. Rain dote 81500. 646-5402. weekly. C oll otter 5pm. 4223 antiques, collectibles, room set, bunks, studio Sunday. 1979 Chevette - S d oor 560-5079. household Items, pianos, couch, Hitchcock table hatchback, standard, Court of Frebote, District of NOTiCB TO c *c o rro *e windows, clothing, point­ and chairs, coffee and end AM/FM cassette plover, e S T A T R ^ WANTED ENDROLLS ings, and more. October tables, baby furniture, engine has less than 10,000 jiopeir^mSmm ETHBL WOOOLo/k/o 27'/, width - 259 10th, nth, ond 12th, 10-5. walkers, playpen, dresser Automotive m iles on It. G ood condi­ BTHBL F. WOODS, Loto Of TO RENT Rain or shine. 89 Rich­ table etc, toys,clothlng, tion. A sk in g $1200 o r best OofrLIEB?D^CBASBD Monehostor, MCI 13% width - 2 for 259 Furtyont to on erdsr ot Hon. Tho Hon. William _ m ond Drive. 649-1819 tor dishes, sleds, Christmas otter 742-5918. William B. FltzOorold, Wonted-Goroge to rent M U ST be picked up at the directions. Oorold, Judgo, ot tho Manchester Herald Office trees. C oll 643-4703. CARS Judgo, dot^ Ocfobor 9, Itw ot ProbWo, O l^ let of tor cor storope. Pleose before 11 A M. ONLY 0 hoorlng mil bo hold on on clMstor at o hoorlng hof( coll 6334818 otter 5pm. Tog Sole-Old dining set, FOR SALE aimllcaflon aroylne for Octobor 8 IMS ordorod outflow soil esrtafn root oil doimsf M m mimust bo erteonisd hard cover books, mony orooortv to sltuotod In tho to mo fldud Only 85JI00 miles I Solid Oorold, Judge, ot tho Court tioning, am/fm cassette, ot Frobofo. DIstrld ot Mon- ot Froboto, District of Mod- fixtures. 27 P h illip Rood. Sunday October 11th and 6700 m iles. $8500. 6485115. runner. 7427686 evenings. ehostor at g hearing hold on ciMSior of 0 hoorlfM held en CLOTHINfl 9 : » - 1:00. Saturday the 12th from 185.10 Richard O id g^ 9,19M ordorod that O d ot^ 9, It06 ordered Itidt 11th. Rd. Vernon (Oft Lake 82 Comoro, dark grey, Mustongs-77 and 75. Need oli claim s must bo prosontod oil eiolms must be presented to mo fldudorv on or boforo to me fiduciary on or bofere Tag Sole-Saturday Oc­ Street). manual, 6 cylinder, air, work. $600 for both 871- Jan u ary 13,19$7 o r bo borrod Career Wardrobe; Ladles Two family tog sole- tober 11th, 9-4. M a ry K oy 6480. January 13,1907 or bo borrod size 10, Harris Tweed wool stereo, power steering. os by low providod. os by low providod. Soturdoy and Sunday, Oc­ cosmetics, fabrics and Tog Sale Saturday Oc­ $5200. 6483847 otter 5pm. Mary Leu Taylor, Mary Leu Taylor. blazer, paid $180, never tober 11th and 12th. Rain <:itrk worn, $75. 649-3261.0 patterns, miscellaneous tober 11th only I 630 ft 634 76 Chevy Impola, power Clerk o r shine. 10-4. 240 M cK e e car ports.12 Lockwood North Main Street F o rd 1978 R anchero with a steering, power brakes, Tho fiduciary Is: The flduclorv Is; Street, Manchester. Street. Manchester. a ir conditioning, 60,000 Mllten O. Oottllsb Norman L. Olbson cover, V4 engine 302, 130 Richmond Orivo 69 Folrlof Lone |u 62,000 m iles, good condi­ m iles. $1000. Phone 648 Monchostor, CT 06040 Monchostor, CT 06040 7 horse power motor, tion. 6489067. $1500. 2321. 03810 03810 FURNITURE fishing equipment, tools, glassware, miscellaneous D esigner suits - $10 to $40, Tog Sale-Soturday and M anchester-Tag Sale 9-3, furniture. Sunday Only sizes 7-10 646-8661 - Pen­ Sunday, October 11th and Saturday October 11th. 58 183 Rain Dote Sunday dletons. Call otter 5pm.n 12th. Antiques and m iscel­ North Elm Street. 19th. 83 Ridge Street laneous. 9-4. 16 Edw ard Manchester. Street, Manchester. Tag Sole-Saturdoy Oc­ TV/8TERE0/ tober nth, 10-2pm. 225 Tog Sole - 2 family, 10/11 APPLIANCE8 North Elm Street Man­ and 10/12, 9om to 4pm. 18 lake a Look chester. Various house­ Llynwood Drive. Bolton hold Items and clothing. Lake. Large Refrigerator, Tog Sole-Soturdoy, Oc­ Rain or shine. Coldspot, good condition. tober 11th, 9-4. 333 Loke Reasonable. Call 643-8250 onytim e. Street, Vernon. Sewing CARS machine, miscellaneous CARS 1987 cot Item s and m uch more. FDR SALE FOR SALE 1987 For sole-Kenmore gas 4 .9 % * ■MAZDA ANNUAkNENCENTADE RATE wosher and dryer, both Tog Sale-76 Adelaide SPORTY $75. 649-7533. Rood, Manchester, (off ON Porter Street). Saturday B2000 S Ytar and Sunday, October 11 lake a Look- MAZDA LAWN AND and 12. 9om-1pm. Rain or 100.000 Rlilt BARDEN shine. 1975 Mecury Cou­ TRUCKS NlBiDa gar, $200. Moped, ExtaaDaD Warraaty RX7 Gllston riding lawn women's clothing (size 1985 L IN C O L N m ower. $350.646-5482. 12), lewelry, miscellane­ ous household Items, Over SO Available NOW tires, tools, redwood pic­ TO W N C A R S X B LeftI RECREATNMAL nic table and bench set. EQUIPRIENT

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Her stepfather began coaching her time, she began winning and 0 Cover Story: MCC’sLuene Corwin is 6 4 9 -sxss Ufanchesler, too! 649-1320 grandnaother Agnes Semanska and at 8, she signed up for her was named Tennis magazine’s the college’s first female dean. was ranked second in the first tournament; despite the Rookie of the Year. ______M *xf pick up your FREE copy of our Fall Shopper circular country among female tennis officials’ protests that she was She wasn’t happy with her players before World War II. her too small to compete, she made game, however, and when she 9 Beauty: You can make your legs mother and stepfather competed it to the semifinals before being returned to Revnice. she shapelier. and served as tennis eliminated. By 14, she had her underwent a strict weight loss Lose alittle around the micldle administrators, and her younger first national title and within two strength-building regimen. When sister Jana is also a world-ranked years had added four others, she returned to the court 9 Weekend Television: Program sche­ player, becoming the country’s top afterwards, if was obvious that dules. features and puzzles, through ie n pouruls in two weeks.Gone! Martina spent her early ranked female player. something had changed: She page 16. TWo inches irimmer’' Easy Diet Center childhood near the country’s When she was 17. in 1973, began to beat everyone, has helped millions look and feel Krkonose Mountains, where she she was allowed to compete in including her childhood idol learned to ski as soon as she the U.S. as part of an 8 week Margaret Court and Chris Evert 12 At the Movies: “That’s Life” gets younger, faster. We do it without drugs could walk. winter tournament circuit. On with whom she has one of the 4 high mark ... Become a movie or gimmicks—vou do it w ithout When she was ,3. the family that first visit here, she became great, and continuing, rivalries producer... Film capsules. stress or hunger With a use-it-forever moved to P -vnicc. a suburb of quickly addicted to junk food, of the game. During 1975, loss maintenance program. Vour first Prague, where she watched her gained 20 pounds and didn’t win though, she began to run into personal consultation is free. Call problems with the 13 Music: Monkees reunion goes over right now. Czechoslovakian Tennis big ... New wave country? ... 647-0469 Federation. The organization Turntable tips. \ objected to her long stays in the r DIE!' Hours: West and her increasing CP:N l ER Mon -FrI. 7am-Ilam "Americanization" and, in Sexuality: The Kinsey Report Mon . Wed A FrI 17 3pm-6pm response, tried to limit her play discusses ovarian surgery and its in the U.S. 113 Main St. • Manchester On September 6, 1975. dramatic effects. following the U.S. Open, she Chuck Barria had her own respon.se: She 18 Careers: Family day care benefits defected in New York. In the 11 givers and receivers. years since, as you’re »rtll working in undoubtedly aware, she’s TV? //. Boyles, Cucamonga, Calif. become the dominant female A. Yes, he definitely is. He has two shows currently on the air- 19 19 Families: Family albums reveal player in the game, a Grand “The New Newlywed Game ” and “The All-New Dating more than smiles. Slam and 7-time Wimbledon Game." And Barris has three more that he’s trying to sell; winner. Bamboozled, in which three people make outrageous claims f s IB u ft e 0 1 She’s al.so gotten slimmer and about their lives and a panel of three has to determine the truth 20 Celebrity: Lucy still providing blonder and at limes, “Comedy Courtroom." re-enactments of real court ca.ses in laughs at 75. controversial. Her affair with which standup comedians portray the lawyers and "The Family writer Rita Mae Brown broke up Game,” in which contestants embarrass themselves by revealing 21 The Curious Shopper: Which pasta is very publicly and her friendship how little they know about each other, as in "The Newlywed with basketball star Nancy Game. ” No networks have bought these shows as yet best? Lieberman caused a few conflicts within her inner circle 22 Dining In: Nutritious beverages let Specials for the Month of October that boiled over into public us drink to our health. view. Q. Please tell me about actress move to California ) Served Tuesday • Sunday Lately, though, her life seems Kathryn Harrold. I recently saw In Hollywood, she did a to have calmed down somewhat. her in the movie “The Sender" "Starsky and Hutch," several 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits She’s been living in a beautiful. and thought she was great. Lisa "Rockford Files" episodes and Nikki's in Manchester. Art Deco-decorated house in Ft. Weiler, Pleasantville, N.J. the TV movies “The Women’s • Shrimp Scampi Worth, near her companion of A. She’s 35, from Tazewell, Room ” and “Bogie," based on Served over fresh the last several years, Texas Va., the youngest of five the life of Humphrey Bogart. green Si while linguini Martina Navratilova socialite Judy Nelson. children of a coal mine owner (She played Lauren Bacall.) 11.95 and his wife. Since Tazewell She made her movie debut in had no accredited schools at a slight suspense film called • Veal Osso Bucco high school level, she and her “Nightwing, ” followed by roles A traditional Italian Veal Dish, Q. / recently saw Jim Nabors in siblings attended boarding in “Heartbreakers," “The Q. 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My book came in handy, another, picking through in the background.” I wanted condominium. its own, and now it was Sunday one more shot of her. and Jenny, not as farsighted as earrings, necklaces and "Thanks for everything. noon; we were on the boat to "Oh, Dad!" The annoyed I. was content to rummage bracelets. Alcatraz, an afternoon flight Dad” She said it emphatically, through the scat pocket in front tone was partly feigned, but I “Do you mind if we go back awaiting us. It was colder than as if to disperse any doubts David Rocha/MancheBter Herald of her, thumbing through the to that shop?" she’d ask, and caught the mes,sage: “You’ve we anticipated: Jenny wore just taken enough pictures of me either of us entertained. Her tiny magazine, looking at the later, “Sorry it took me so a long flannel plaid shirt and I lips puckered and brushed mine directive about aircraft exits, and long.” She finally decided on already." wondered why she wasn’t I took the picture anyway, quickly, then she walked toward opening the air bag to find out necklaces, one with her money, shivering. She didn’t say much, the drxir As I drove off, 1 tried whether it was still clean and one with mine. At my friend’s knowing full well that it was not usable. nor did she take much notice of so much Jenny in the camera’s to hold on, however briefly, to a house in Redwood City that me. lovely taste of When the drink-laden carts night Jenny grew tired at the eye I wanted to capture; rather it But I stole quick glances at was in my mind’s eye — Jenny, strawberry-and-grape bubble came down the aisle, Jenny dinner table. “Will you be her, perhaps trying to put gum. ■ hesitated a long while, not like together some composite the youngest by seven years of coming to bed soon?” she my children, the vestige of our her. Finally, came the request asked, with just a tinge of impression. She was going into for 7-Up. She was nursing it married life that still made trepidation. I assured her that I seventh grade, but the dress was absolute sense and offered no some time later when the flight would, but when I came into our already closer to high school arena of contention; Jenny, her NIKKrS attendant asked about seconds, a rixim she was already fast than elementary — the blowsy, boyish form hidden under 254 Broad Street, Manchester, Conn. question to which Jenny quickly asleep. shapeless look teen-age girls woman’s clothes, Uhi quickly demurred. Saturday we drove north into wear. growing into adulthood, Qolden Opportunity What had been the long flow Breakfast — Lunch — Dinner for Senior Citizens Then, with the moment Napa, and Jenny saw the spending these precious hours Quality Food at Reatonable Price* •seemingly past us, she Victorian hou.ses she didn’t gel of hair dropping to her shoulders with her newly divorced father. on Wadnasdays whispered in my ear, "Are these to see in Los Angeles. She had was now styled into cuts and Well, at least the pictures chops and tufts, the rhythm of would be there: the framed Please show your Gold drinks free?" The flight me stop at the side of the road, October is CAR WASH attendant was already several and angling her slim body up which escaped me. I had smiles stopping time in ju.st that Card to our car wash at­ rows behind, but I leaned back through the sun roof she snapped misgivings about the eyeliner moment, readily available to be National Seafood Month! NEW ENGLAND’S 1^^ tendant and receive a far enough to put in our orders her pictures. For lunch we had she had penciled on with a pulled out and viewed again at Royal Touch Car Wash Another round. Somehow it more chicken-.salad sandwiches. surprisingly skillful hand, but I some vague point in the future. for made me feel expansive. I devoured mine quickly, but had to admit that it set off her Before heading toward the Come to Nikki’s for a nice catch!!! 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■r •(MM PIWM a whole lot of difference " she says. . . . Continued educational administration from academic standards. Cornell University But she has a yr She’d wear sneakers all the She considers herself a role time If she could get away with as doctor, dentist, hiking trails master’s degree In home □ □ □ model. “There Is a reminder and shopping areas, “t love the economics education and a B. A. t. in her free time ( “What free that other women could succeed Corwin has a commuter Mme? ’ she laughs) she likes to Highland Park Market. ” she with a minor In chemistry. She marriage. Her husband works r]» f In this type of position” says. taught food service manage­ hike and garden, attend the Corwin speaks easily with a for a Pennsylvania counseling theater and read the funnies But It wasn’t the prospect of ment at Williamsport Area stranger. She smiles often, and agency for juvenile offenders. Unfortunately, however friendly neighbors or a Community College In Pennsyl­ “I’m busy during the week and gives no Indication of being on vania. sneakers would hardly comple-' guard She Is naturally convenient market that sold her he’s busy. He likes what he’s ment Dr. Luene H. Corwin’s on the position at Mcc. doing and 1 like what I’m doing,” well-spoken and expressive “I liked the flexibility of doing □ □ □ professional ensemble, which And she Is clearly glad to ibe In she says. “We try to get together consists of tailored blouse skirt New England some new things with non-credit Corwin’s work week Is full. every other weekend but It courses, and the whole white blaser and black pumps. ’ ' Hike the whole tenor of New Her day starts about 8: SO a m. doesn’t always work. Occasion­ Gardening has been restricted to community service aspect.” she "I’m booked solid until 4:30 or 5 ally, we manage two weekends England, the family-type says. planting a few mums and some spirit,’’shesays. “Hikethe p.m. ” she says, “then 1 start In a row.” bulbs outside her Manchester tackling the paperwork until 7” Corwin has ambitious plans terrain, the hills and valleys ’ □ D O Many limes she brings condominium. There is precious Corwin’s last assignment was for MCC. A course In advertising little free time to Indulge in at Mercer County Community Community service. In fact. Is additional work home with her. design is a good possibility, she hiking, theater or the funnies. College In New Jersey, where a chief concern of Corwin’s. “1 wouldn’t have to. ” she says. ,■='•' s Manchester Community Col­ she was also dean for academic CARE Is a pet charity. “And I do explains. “There’s no require­ She also has hopes to Introduce lege’s new dean of academic support the church,' ’ she adds. ment. but there are goals 1 have computers In all disciplines at affairs. “New Jersey was flat, set and would like to hove the affairs appears to thrive on her cornfields and soybeans,” she “1 haven’t landed In a spot here, Mcc. with the help of grants. job nonetheless. says but 1 did support the Trenton college achieve." One of those “We’re trying to sensitise the goals is the establishment of an S t * - She started iii July, replaclna Corwin has found that the Campus Ministries, an ecumeni­ faculty that they will have to do Dr. Robert Barde. who left his cal college group. Campus honors program. some grant writing,” she says. post to resume teaching at the stereotype of the cool and ministry 1s a concern 1 have” Corwin's work Is diverse. “1 MCC’s strength, Corwin says, W- college. reserved New Englander is Just that — a stereotype. “The American Red Cross Is don’t necessarily have a lot of is in its staff. another organisation Corwin contact with students — 1 “We’ve been able to add new □ a □ “New Englanders are wonder­ supports actively. During the usually see the very top students faculty positions and we’ll be I # l ' ful.’’say Corwin. ’"They’ve been She is the first woman In the “Three Mile Island crisis In and the ones who have real able to add a few more next very friendly, very helpful, f problems. But my purpose Is to year,” she says. history of MCC to be appointed a know almost everyone in the Pennsylvania, her unit was put i f c i Ibll dean, but she shrugs off the on standby. “But they never work for the benefit of all building now. In New Jersey, students," she says. distinction “I don’t feel It makes everyone seemed to be evacuated the area,” she says. n««lnMd nrtivM anehM ar Hamid “It was an Interesting thing to be Corwin reports directly to protecting their privacy ’’ prepared for. How were we William E. Vincent, the college’s Neighbors In her Highiand going to feed thousands of president She’s responsible for Park neighborhood, she says all credit, non-credit and have brought her cut flowers u at Manchester S«wa« Pte«e has taaghi speech “I like to work on things that continuing education activities. from their gardens, and have She is the chief academic officer Community College. She le the college’s new dean of £! commairtiy coi- advised her on such necessities draw on my experience — quantity food preparation, responsible for developing new The dean arranges ftowere In her office. In her academic SSiTSliSSr'"""*’” sanitation and storage," she programs, evaluating the CpnHmind... explains. 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A Gary Cooper kind of [C N N ] special Report ^ M C ] MOVIE: 'Ten from Your Show of (2 hrs , 30 min ) 9 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] Showbiz W w k by the campus Jocks, form their own fre- monster with a taste for gray matter Is ac­ Rated R Shows' Ten performances are selected American woman with two guy. He promises me he’ll take [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Supargiri' (CC) Super­ (B) Throb 9 : 3 0 P M During a dinner temity. which eventually leads to e con- cidentally revived by a group of astron­ [USA] Wanted: Dead or Alive and highlighted from the original telecast girl travels to esrth In sesrch of her city's (g) (21 Amen 1 ; 3 0 P M ® w ild Kingdom with Deacon Frye and his daughter Irontation between the two groups. Rob­ auts Klaus Kinski. Wendy Schaat 1985 teen-age children who takes over care of me. We m arry and 1 pack 3 : 4 8 P M [D I8 ] DTv Sid Caesar, Imogene Coca. Carl Reiner powor source Helen Slater, Faye Duna­ [CNN] CNN Investigative Report ert Carradine. Anthony Edwards. Bernie Rated R ® Wild. Wild Worid of Animala 1973 way, Hart Bochner 1984 Rated PG In Thelma, the Rev Gregory becomes tipsy an outback cattle ranch and Is up for Australia and when I get [ESPN] College Footbell (3 hrs , 30 and asks Thelma to be his secretary In Casey 1984 Rated R [C N N ] Nawimakar Saturday 4 : 0 0 P M ® Bamaby Jones [USA] Hollywood Insider Stereo min ) Live 1 : 4 8 A M X ) MOVIE: ‘Operatkm Petti­ forced to battle the merciless there I find he’s been killed. He Stereo [USA] Night Flight coat’ A submarine captain and hla zany 33) Dance Fever [M A X ] MOVIE: Remo Williams: The [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Start the Revolution environment and a ruthless has two children and they aren’t 2 : 0 0 P M ® MOVIE: Tha StonaKlllaf 4 : 1 0 P M [C N N ] Sports Closa-up (CNN) This W—k In Japwi 1 1 :1 S P M [ESPN] Sport«C*nt*F crew use off-beat mathoda to get their (S) MOVIE; Westworld' Two business­ Adventure Begins" (CC| A lormer Now Without Me' Two sets of identical twins, A hard-headed cop tries to unravel an ela­ [HBO ] the Hitchhiker In Stereo vessel back in action. Cary Grant, Tony landowner determined to grab too thrilled about me or my borate plot to use Vietnam veterans to men travel to an adult fantasy resort and 4 :3 0 P M (31) Puttin' on the Hits York cop is inducted into a super-secret separated at birth, meet thirty years later 1 1 : 3 0 P M ® Solid Sold government organirstion to prevent an evil Curtla. Arthur O'Connell. 1959, her ranch. running the ranch.” stage an underworld massacre Charles have a vacation of suspense when the sys­ O ) Greatest Sports Legends on the eve of the French Revolution Gene 1 0 : 0 0 P M ®twm «w Dariiildo Fancy' A congreaawomsn Is to receive an ley 1985 telling stories, and a rock DJ conjures up a made Its headquarters tor the Australian producer Hal McBI- chard Benjamin, James Brolin 1973 dl) Punto de Encuentro Desde Esnana [USA] Check It Out! former lover when she plays one of his ® Woriilng With Wood honorary degree until It'e discovered she (® College Football: Navy at Alt Forca (60 mm ) SVt-week film schedule In Alice roy sent a copy of the script to |2 hrs . 30 min ) ® MOVIE: 'The Impossible Years' A [USA] Alrwolf rock albums (60 min ) In Stereo (8) ® Satutday Night LIva 8EABDN was expelled horn her Alma Mater Joan [C N N ] Big Story 8 : 0 0 P M (X) Downtown Forney and his Crawtord, Robert Young, Frank Lovajoy Springs, which Is In the middle of her agent. ■ ® MOVIE: 'Across the Pacific' A Secret distinguished psychiatrist is unable to un­ 6 : 3 0 P M ® Small Wonder derstand one of his two teenage daughters parolee charges mveshgate an attack on a Service agent pretends to sell out to the [M A X ] MOVIE: The Man With One ® SIskel & Ebert A the Movies women s fashion house (60 min ) as she becomes embroiled with boy Red Shoe’ (CC| A violinist unwittingly be­ Japanese Humphrey Bogart. Mary Aslor cynical Sydney Greenstreet 1942 friends, including a trumpet player and a comes involved in a cat-and-mouse game (X) Bosom Buddies (X) MOVIE: 'The Big Cemivel' A bearded hippie motorcyclist David Niven. between rival spy agencies Tom Hanks Let's Go to the Reces reporter tries lo capitalize on a disaster Lon Singer, Dabney Coleman 1985 Rated Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling, Bob Arthur Buy Early PG (g) (g) NBC News 1951 (2D Motorweek ‘W ’sfm vT/ ‘^J ^ r m a c y [U SA] Cover Story dD d l Major League Besebell: Ameri (ID Mema's Family can League Championship Game 4 The and SAVE 5 : 0 0 P M (X) Mission; ImpoMlble (13) It's a Living Boston Red Sox and the California Angels Wp fpsturp Ihp latpsi innovnlimi in compete for the cham­ ® Star Search (60 mm ) ■ [C N N ] Pinnacle pionship (3 hrs . 30 mm ) (tool ilpsign Drill ponMrnrlion. 445 Hartford Rd. ® WWF Championahip Wrattlino (60 [D IS] Still the Beaver (I) News 643-5230 2 2 7 mm ) • rorroxion IVpp HbpriilDsx poo! [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America To Be Announced 33) Fame (60 mm ) (13) • rhirkpr xtppl O ) MOVIE: ‘The Badge or the Cross' A Gi) Greatest American Hero 7 ; 0 0 P M i33(ID N ew s • insnlDtpil wdIIx Tor WDcmpr wDtpr detective who becomes a pnest never Wb offer a full range of products and When her hosband becomes (ID Soapbox ( J ) l® 9 t o B gives up the search for his wife's murderer • mofp pool hrDrinjt ill, Mary (Marla Qibbs. I.) re­ Black Perspective (X) (2D Wheel of Fortune George Kennedy, Ricardo Montalban. Nico • dprk xopport Minardos 1971 services, including a Compuhterized luctantly asks archenemy d?) Julie Child end More Company (X) It's a Living • rpinforTPil ronrPprp Jprk AVDiUhlp Sandra (Jackee Harry) to help [C N N ] Newswatch dD Jeffersons (g) MOVIE: 'MecArthur' Gen Douglas • DOiomDrir pool rlpDOprs Prescription Department. 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LOntMMaY NUMKM M LUM im -IIUUEU STOVER ® Connecticut Newsmakers d3) Novela: Maria de Nadie Una pobre Stereo 742-7.308 H»tirord 247-5413 CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME muchacha campesma se traslada a la gran ® Embaiadores de la Musica Colom Wild America (CC) O ur till sfovt on «nhy WppkilDVD 0-5 Mon. * Wpd. n-.5:.30 biana Ciudad en busca de trabajo Inadvertida- (ID mente se ve envuelta en problemas y es ® ) PELICULA: El Pesefflo' Pun not oktl u» lodoy /or o romploto Sd). 0-5 Thurs. A FVi, 11-7 [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday eviada a !a pnsion Al salir de la carcel en- (iti ond free eilintote. Sun. 0-2 ^ . S»t, 11-5. Sun, 0-2 (OISJ Mouseterplece Theater LuoMtrri trabajo como sirvienta domestica OPEN 7 Pays a Week 8 a.m.-9 p.ni. en doQ^e es seduc'da y abandonada con ConHnued .. 12 At the Movies W ttK E N D PLUS. gatnrtUiy. Oct, ii. lan 13 Music ^vauLimBrun. U M n ,oet. It. m$ That's life' gets high mark Monkees’ reunion is a hit •yWebThemee between Lemmon and Andrews. No actor ifl better a t - Lemnton has the showy role, and By EfMbs Ann Vara an the hit albums of metal portraylBf the middle-age Main he plays It right to the border of heroes AC/DC. than Jack Lemmon. In bis new excess — never crossing it. His Cnwda at Los Angeles’ Greek □ O D movie. "Tbat’aLife,’’be performance might be abrasive Theatre last month were reM bea Wagnerian heigbts. dnenia wrthout the quiet solidity of Miss delighted when Michael Nesmith British pop stars are patting Andrews, who is sensible and VMeo H e ia twitchjr. frenetic, utterly Review jumped onstage daring the final Ill together a new charity single panicked at the prospect of serene. two numbers of the Monkees Beat along the lines of "D o T h ^ m reaching gp. He attempts sexaal Blake Edwards directed the reunion concert. 'This was the Know It’s Christmas." this time adventures — and fails. He film and co-wrote the script with first time the foursome bad sung . to raise money for drug insalts his three children and Milton Wexler. On occasion together in 17 years. Nesmith rehabilitation centers. "Live — r alive and her family together. everyone else within reach. He Edwards lurches into slapstick - . _ "That's Life" is an ironic title had declined to Join the nostalgia In World" was recorded at the considers himself a failure — the hospital emergency room for Blake Edwards’ latest tour because of bis thriving famed Ahby Road Studios in aHhough his bouse resembles is filled with comically ailing Nesmith, of course, has few treatise on the insanities of career as a video and film September, and features vocal Johnny Carson’s. He is certain patients; Lemmon attempts a producer — and possibly worries either way. upper-class living in the late 2Wh » performances by CHff Richard. he Is dying, and If he continues at Bible reading in church while Already boasting the cult century. The film Is vintage because he’s already a Nik Kershaw, the Thompson i o . 't m m m h i this rate, be certainly will. undergoing an attack of crabs. movie hit "Repo Man,’: his Edwards — funny, sad, multimillionaire. (He inherited Twins and members of Marillion Consider his wife, Julie But most of the time the tone is production company is currently corrosive, cynical, but with an $28 million from his mother, the and Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Andrews. Just right. finishing Rob Lowe's next underlying sweetness. inventor of Liquid Paper.) The single will be released on Not only does she have a "That’s Life” is a family movie, "Square Dance," and Oct. 20, with an album to follow T H i l N The events happen over the Meanwhile, the other Monkees husband on a crash course to affair with such cast members wwfwi fidlfig ttimmtr Hm. J ttk NtoBoUMTg has a slew of other feature In mid-November. weekend preceding Lemmon’s are on their way to similar self-destruction, but she's also a as Jennifer Edwards. Chris wealth, as their popularity today projects to come. One of them, Charity organizers originally birthday party and take place Lemmon, Emma Walton ohaf^oMr^^.umMvriopwd aiturikma. riM* Jokoo. 8OraiiHi) Tiw autour thaoHalo sing country music. They sound also entered. her childhood routine of partnership units In movies committed to making five films, oughta hava a flaid day with thla big-uraan A “frlondi iitd LotMni*^ tlBri AiuNkton A aioria LoHitg They Initially were peddled as like the Everly Brothers, but They have recently signed practicing before a mirror. (Carraro) "There is no doubt that there with Lorimar putting up half the tax shelters, and investors were E,1''®^°P"^'®-'‘ "'*^-'"«^*-P»ychobabbllngsjop film from they are sisters. They call with Columbia Records and " I began doing it to figure out money, according to Stephen r. “TBkB My BroaHt Away" Barilfi (Columbia) Is a public appetite for the promised a cut only of the box MIohaal Mann, oraator of "Miami VIca." Mann h u almoat two themselves "Sweethearts of the their first two single releases my moves and I ’ve continued to Davidson, the company's vice B. 'le va Alwaya" Bl OaBaiBa (Qordy) limited partnerships, ” says office take with nothing from the houia to foist hl9 grim philosophy upon an audlanoa that cant Rodeo,” but they don’t have have made the upper third of the do It, ’ ’ she confessed. analyst Steve Rosenberg of Paul president for corporate fln,ance. increasingly lucrative video­ boyfriends roping calves. top 100 on the country charts: The two have teen singing 0. “Oomlng Areurtd Again" carty Simon (AHota) Kagan Associates 'The firm The first partnerships. In 1983, cassette and pay-TV markets. impanatrabla "VIca" apisodas, thara Is littia charaotar What In the name of Ernest "Hey Doll Baby” and "Since I together since they were ages 10. !Truo Colon)" oyndl Laugar (FoHraH) publishes more than 20 Industry offered Investors only a share of However, Davidson said dwaiopmant, Improbabla Intarpratatlons of facts and a violant Tubb Is happening here? Found You” nine and seven and they have returns from the box office. newsletters for Investors. investors in the Lorimar climax anamad to Iron Butterfly's "In-A-Qadda-Da-VIda" Kristine’s hairdo is called a "W e have something differ­ teen duet partners most of the Companies attracted to this Lorimar is also offering a cut partnership will share in all Orada: C*plua. ’’spike’ ’ and you’d never catch ent.” said Janis. who plays time since. ’They were born and c e iM ^ 1 IIA BWbeaiA NBlleaBana Hie. H e F l^ type of film financing Include from cable and other rights, rights from the movies, Kitty Wells styling hers that guitar and has taught bluegrass raised in Manhattan Beach, Columbia Pictures, Tri-Star which increases the chances of including cassettes, pay TV. way. They wear an explosion of guitar. "W e look different and Calif.. and took their stage name making money. Pictures, the Cannon Group, the syndication, sound track and - TW" Hmks. JaaMa oiaaaMi. Isa dizzying outfits that they design we sound different. We’re In 1973 from a Byrds album, Disney Co. and Home Box Joe Defur of Prudential Bache sequel rights. and sew themselves. fresh.” “ Sweetheart of the Rodeo.” Office, Inc. said the Lorimar offering is a As Investments, partnerships ’ ’We have a different look," Most people say they sound In California, they played In 'The latest entry into the trend-setter that gives investors have had a checkered history said Janis Oliver, the 32-year-old like the Everly Brothers from 25 malls, restaurants and blue- market is 20th Century Fox. a better chance of showing a because more movies bomb at elder sibling of this new wave of years ago. Their "Hey Doll grass festivals — Just about any which formed a partnership to good return than other the box office than become hits country singers who rock more Baby” was an early recording place they could. They once sang fund 18 to 20 medium-budget partnerships have in the past. "Unless a film is a tremendous than twang. by the Everlys. before 10,000 at a bluegrass movies. Fox put up 08 percent of “ It Is part of everyone’s hit, there isn’t much If anything "But that’s just In the scheme They perform with the energy festival and invited the crowd to the money for the partnership investment objective to diver­ left over from the box office of things," she said. “All the of The Rolling Stones, and one hear them perform later at a sify their portfolios, with part in k after expenses are paid," young blood looks a little wild.” song on their album, "Chains of nearby pizza parlor. high-risk Investments with a Rosenberg said. ■ If you think they can’t sing. Gold," even has a Bruce "F ive hundred people tried to possible high rate of return,” he Springsteen feel. crowd into this small little said. "Basically, the people "W e don’t like to sing business. ’They (the manager) Hager OUlett writes abaat the f l W i waridelciaeiiiaterThe investing in (film partnerships) predictable female songs about told us to take our act Asoeciated Press. already have other parts of their painting your fingernails and elsewhere," Janis said. portfolio in conservative invest­ Joe Edwards writes about putting on your high heels," said It wasn’t the best atmosphere music tor Hie Associated Preoo. Kristine, the 30-year-old lead anyway. ■ W EgKgNP PLUS. S«tmrd»v. Oct. II. WW - M

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IS recrurted by a team of Israeli oper­ Communist paratroopers ir^vade a small ::i [U S A ] Keys to Success A Chicago gangster discovers a dime-a- kiHer of his friend before the police are able ® MasT«rpi«ro Theatre: Winstan CD 60 Mroutes (60 min ) Breaks' A child psychotogrst obsessivety atives to become a double agent Diane U S town and begin to slaughter its mhab^ 7.00PM dance hostess and tries to force her mto to pm rhe murder on him Humphrey Bo Churchfll: Th* WiMem*** Years (CC) investigates a senes of nturders involving a Keaion. Klaus Kmski. Yofoo Vovaois lants. a group of high school students des- 3 ® MOVIE: Tiger Town' (CC) Th« 2 :0 0 A M ® CBS New* Nightwateh tha big time Jamas Cagnay, Doris Day gart Conrad Veidt, Kaaren Verr*e 1942 Hitler IS gaining power while Churchdl tries group of weafthy professional men Ted 1984 Rated R perately fights back Patnck Swayte. 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According to You might want to try using general interest may Sam Malone proposed to oriented programming, like male-oriented program the next appears to be a drop In the doctor before surgery so that Dr. John Money of the Johns boxing” larger napkins, or you can buy a Diane Chambers on N B C ’s night. We’re not troubled by capacity for short-term me­ treatment can begin imme­ Hopkins Hospital, there are two be discussed in future pair of more tightly fitting “Cheers” on a borrowed yacht In The new movie series is a joint that. mory. diately. types of speculation about columns. the moonlight. But she said no Most physicians now recom­ underpants to see If that helps. reasons for it. Puzzle Solutions venture of Showtime. Harlequin " I think, too, social values are Each woman has sources of and he made her Jump Into the mend that the ovary-produced Some have a gentle elastic in the The first is that having hairs in Books, Atlantic VIdeoVentures changing because of the times. estrogen, progestin and andro­ water. hormones be replaced by taking fabric, so that the entire the genital area may Increase and Yorkshire Television Ltd. of We’re becoming a little more gen other than her ovaries. For David Addison has a thing for estrogen and progestin in a underpant fits snugly. the area of tactile stimulation, England. Harlequin publishes conservative. I think people are example, the adrenal glands Maddle Hayes on ABC's monthly pattern that mimics the You might also look in the and thereby increase sexual more than 250 million books a ready for the old-fashioned produce some hormones, and "Moonlighting,” and the sparks year and accounts for feminine-hygiene section of the responsiveness. romance again, with boy meets drugstore for one of the elastic Answer do fly when they’re together. approximately 35 percent of all The second speculation links Often as not those sparks are girl and a happy ending” belts made to hold sanitary the existence of pubic and KNIGHT SOIREE BANISH the paperback books sold In this The Harlequin novels offer caused by friction. country. napkins. This was what all underarm hair to leaving a DUQOUT FABRIC MARMOT romantic fantasies about women women used until recently, when So, with a little violin music in Two other Harlequin Movies, Most physicians now recommend that "scent trail” to attract sexual being swept off their feet by the beltless variety of pad was How the fisherman waited for a the background, Showtime "Cloud Waltzing” and "Dreams partners. These hair areas are dashing lovers In exotic, the ovary-produced hormones be replaced introduced. This simple elastic catch— introduces the first of its Lost, Dreams Found,” are on also the location of apocrine far-away places. The formula Is band fits around the waist, has a Harlequin Romance Movies. the Showtime schedule by taking estrogen and progestin in a glands. Theoretically, humans simple: a single woman by clip in front and a clip in back to "Love With a Perfect Stranger.” Chandler said If they are well secreted a scent from the coincidence meets a man and hold the pads, and can be WITH “BAITED” The movie, which stars Marllu received by the audience monthly pattern that mimics the natural apocrine glands onto the tufts of there is an immediate adjusted to hold it close to the Henner and Daniel Massey, will Showtime will probably telecast hair in the underarm and pubic BREATH attraction. Complications de­ one. If the uterus is not also removed, the body. have Its premiere this Sunday. It four to six a year in the future. area, which would be rubbed DAVID velop, are resolved and off they Another option is to use a “ There’s little pure romance onto rocks, bushes and other RASCHE go. into the sunset. woman may continue to have regular tampon at night. Younger on television,’’ Chandler said. environmental features, creat­ In “ Love With a Perfect women often find one of the Jumble on page 14 "You might have a romantic menstrual bleeding while she takes ing a trail by which potential Stranger," Victoria Duncane smaller, slender sizes of T V puzzle on pag e 10 movie or comedy, but very little mates could smell their way to a (Marllu Henner) is an American tampons most comfortable. Jerry Back writes abont lefevt- of the pure fantasy of romance ’ ’ replacement hormones, f f person. fashion executive on a business There are many easy-to-use ■km for 11» AsMxdaiei) Press. Why is there so little romance Women who remove hair in trip in Italy, g sources of Information about the pelvic region (the "bikini WEEKEWP PLUS, Saturday, Oct, n. m » 18 Careers 18 FemHfes eSEKliro n v t . tatmrdtr. Ort. li. um Day care is viable career optioii Snapshots convey hidden messages

By Dorothy ««rgwf sides of a fireplace. Neither was Home-based child care fills gap for many parents relating to the other in any hat do those favorite manner. They might have been snapshots of two strangers, photographed ourselves, our he birth of her second lailor your business to your together to show off the family It s a gorxl idea to keep families and our child was the moment of situation tiallaghcr provides fireplace. Although the your children's special toys friends mean to us? c, .-3 truth for working mother child care in her home two davs photograph showed thenri as sep.ir.ite. and perhaps pay them a Why have we held on Patricia Gallagher After a week Her program. Special miles apart, my patient still felt rental fee for the toys that the to (hose pictures over the years? Gallagher had her first Time for Moms, is set up to he was close to his sister. He other chiMren use WSurely not for their artistic baby, she kept her give mothers who stay home a wasn't open enough to read the Make a big fuss about your qualities Those candid corporate career and her break There are many hidden message. So many times Tgraduate education going. The own children when they gel photographs are likely to show it is difficult, not only for alternatives to offering family home from schcxrl Devote time us at our worst "What a mess complexities of managing both day care five days a week You patients but for all o f us, to ' l l ? to ask them how their dav went, the wind made of my hair' family and career multiplied can lake care of children acknowledge a message if it .ind give them a gixxl snack John's eyes are closed How with the addition of a second mornings or afternoons Or you conflicts with our view of You c.in also pay them for typical of him. He always closes child, and Gallagher decided nol can go into business with a reality. helping out with child care For his eyes at the slightest glare to go back to her job. friend who lives across the “As a family therapist," Dr. cx.imple, your schix'l-agc child l-ook at Mary with a purple stain But she was not ready to give street, and take turns having the Entin explains, “ my goals are to can read a story to the younger around her mouth I remember. up (he emotional satisfactions of children in your home help people lead more effective, working or the lifestyle of a children Remember not to be She was gobbling up those wild healthy and harmonious lives. A Contact professionals for loo hard on your own kids berries as fast as she was two-career couple So when advice before you gel started, One of (he techniques I use is I Xpeel them to be lealous of picking them. " Katelyn. her second child, was recommends Gallagher Call called phototherapy, to help 3 • • .tV. your attention Yet is spite of their flaws. Dr only a few months old. she your insurance agent to sec if patients understand, change and r \ Finally, make sure to take Alan D Emin, Ph D., a clinical • • began researching the possibility you need additional coverage improve relationships. It is not a care of yourself Gallagher and psychologist in Richmond, Va , of starting her own business Get in touch w ith voiir crystal-ball technique. Rather, it her tamily go out to dinner on tells us, "Tho.se snapshots are is used in context of a Running a child-care program accountant and find out which of the days she runs Special lim e often the first thing a person relationship to help see how that Photo albums can be in her Lansdale, Pa., home vour expenses can be deducted for M o m s grabs in case of a fire." Why? relationship functions. turned out to be the ideal from your taxes Ask your amazingly revealing Because people w ho work at Why do we cherish those relics solution for Gallagher. attorney about local and stale "I talk to patients about their home often feel isolated, she of the past so much? Why would families, both the current family about family relation­ It allows her to spend time requirements for child care in with her children, earn an recommends finding a helper, we want to save them instead of and the family they grew up in. ships. the home Finally, gel a state such as a volunteer senior citizen something of much greater income and feel that her work is license It is necessary to discuss the valued. As one who has or a high schixil student, or monetary value? past, because we bring the The next step is to attract joining a group of day-care successfully run a homebased “These pictures," Dr. Entin patterns we learned as children families who are looking for providers Get involved in an Does the family album have business, she has writen a txxtk, points out, "are highly treasured to our important relationships expression, posture (the way a photo is not as simple as reading child care. Tell your friends and activity, such as taking an more photos of some members "Child Care and You," and objects, irreplaceable reminders today: dating, marriage, work. If person leans toward or away a Slop sig n ," Dr. Entin notes. neighbors about your service. aerobics class or doing a than others? Why? Sometimes teaches workshops for day-care of family, friends and we want to change current from another) and the way "When you see that uni()ue Post fliers in supermarkets, on needlepoint project, so you have finding out who's not included providers at community colleges. experiences. They are important relationships, we have to work family members tend to group shape, you don't even have to community bulletin boards, in something in your life besides records that contain the and why can be as revealing as themselves, we can see the Because the United States, libraries and your pediatrician's backwards, to try to change read the word. You know what \ v children. ■ individual and collective history seeing which members are in alliances and the conflicts going unlike most Western European office. Run ads in your IcK-al patterns that have existed within that photo. it means. But a photograph can countries, does not provide of the family and its members. our families — perhaps over on in that fam ily." What should newspapers. “For example," Dr. Entin be open to many different government-regulated. These snapshots recall a favorite we look for? Write a fact sheet for families generations. Often our present recalls, “a patient who was in meanings. You have to look at it -subsidized day care, there is a person, a certain place, an “LxKjk at the spaces between that spells our your policies, she relationships are mirror images an unhappy marriage brought in several limes, ask questions and shortage of day-care centers in important ceremony, a special of the past. people." Dr. Entin advises. advises. It should include your snapshots of her family. I was more questions. One person told this country. Family day care is event. They are links from the "Notice how the family fees, the method of payment and “When people have difficulty me she looked at a photograph filling the gap. family's past to its present." surprised to observe that she and members are grouped in relation arrangements for picking up in trying to describe how their her husband were never in the five times. She decided it didn i Working parents may find that But photographs can also tell to the others. How far apart are children. This fact sheet can be families function, I suggest same photograph. The reason mean anything. Then after the home-based child care is their a story. "Because people don't they? Who usually is next to used as a contract that parents looking at some family sixth time, she realized what it only option or the guard their body language with became apparent as she talked. whom? Who's clo,se to whom or sign. According to Gallagher, it photographs. See how your She wanted to deny the was saying to her." least-expensive choice, or they the same diligence they do their touching? Who's smiling at is a gcKxl idea to have a memories of the event stack up relationship, deny their “Sometimes," Dr Entin may simply prefer the family words, pictures can reveal whom? Who's looking at whom two-week adjustment period for with the photos. I also mention marriage, didn't want to be seen says, “you read a story and environment. However, many secrets about relationships in a with what expression? Is he each new child. Not every child that it might be a good idea td with him. acquire one layer of meaning. are afraid that family day care surprisingly powerful way. It is smiling, frowning, distant, w ill fit into your group go over the photo album with "Another thing to kxjk for," Upon reading it again, you may means that their children w ill be always amazing," he mused, bored? What's the event? What's Invite parents and children to one family member at a lime, a Dr. Entin adds, "is one person acquire a different, more sitting in front a television set all "how much hidden information going on in the picture? What visit your home before entering parent, a sibling, a spouse, a usually in the center, the center in-depth meaning. In the same day. the program, she suggests photographs can give us. They happened afterward? Who took child. Y o u'll get more than one of attraction. Is another person way, going over your family With proper training for Arrange the visit when your are like archaeological finds. the photo? Is he/she always point of view. generally in the background or album again and again can show child-care providers, this need husband is home so you can You never know when taking the pictures, always left “Snapshots of the family tell on the edge, almost cut off.> you more than the changes not be the ca.se. In her give your guests your full something w ill be revealed. You out'?" workshops, Gallagher teaches a lot about the people and how What events were chosen to be created in your family by time attention without being can read the photograph as if “ Learning to read a how to provide good-quality they got that way. You have to photographed? Who, what, and space. If you are open to interrupted by your own photograph involves not only the family day care in the home. you were reading the pages o f a look at the photos and be open where, when, and why people what the photos are saying, they children Show the parents the book. But first you have to be vi.sual. but also the memories can tell you how your family She offers suggestions for setting riKims you plan to use, and tell to ask questions about them. But and events are selected to be open to what the photographs and assiKiations that go along really works, how it affects you, up and running a profitable them about the daily routine it is important to study many photographed and included in are saying." with it. Here's an illustration how you affect it. homebased business. Get ready for the children snap.shots, to see whether what the family album indicate who "I had a patient," Dr. Entin where body language indicates If you would like to slay ChildpriHif your home, if you you're looking at is and what arc important to that “Once you perceive the continues, "who felt he was that a relationship should be home with your children and haven't already Have a first-aid characteristic or just a one-shot family. situation," he advises, “ see the supplement your income, a close to his sister. He brought in deal re-evaluated." Dr. Entin points roles you and others play in your kit on hand, and tape a list of “ Family snapshots can show out. child-care business in your home a picture of himself with his “Questions to ask are who, family, you will have an emergency numbers to the more clearly than words what it "It's ol a young woman, her may be the answer. sister. It showed a young man what, where, when, why. Who opportunity to begin to take phone. Make plans for a day of means to be a man, woman, boy fiance and another young man. 11 Working parents may find that But before you .start planning games, stories and activities, and and woman standing on opposite are the people in the photo? or girl in that family. control over your own life. You your new business, consider The young lady has her arm prepare snacks. "Photos are a clear form of w ill have acquired the home-based child care is their only option your personality, "Arc you around her fiance. But the way You may be ready fo go into communication, and photos information needed to make a healthy and energetic?" asks her bixly is turned toward the choice. or the least-expensive choice, or they may business, but is your family'.’ don't lie," Dr. Entin avers. Gallagher. "D o you have a great “ Your family has to be other guy makes her lixik much "If you don't li. e the role deal of patience? Do you enjoy 11 Because people don’t guard their body “They can reveal more simply prefer the family environment. supportive," says Gallagher. closer to him than to the guy she you see yourself playing within children other than your own? infonnation to the 'reader' who "How w ill they feel if the house has her ann around. Also, notice your family, you don't have to How do you handle language with the same diligence they do is w illing to dig a bit. For However, many are afraid that family day is a mess and you're tired from she's not looking up into her continue reacting in the same old emergencies? Can you stand a photos can tell us all kinds of taking care of other peoples' their words, pictures can reveal secrets fiance's face, as one might way. As you begin to react care means that their children will be messy home? Are you kids? family secrets. They can point expect. But her face is turned, self-controlled? Do you know about relationships in a surprisingly out which members are differently to the demands of sitting in front of a television set all day. f f “ Have a family meeting to with a rather doting look, towaid other members of your family, enough about children?" explain that the reason you're emotionally close, which the other fellow It makes one Decide what kind of service powerful way. f f members can't stand each other. they will automatically change working is .so you can be home pause. Wonder! W hich one does their behavior uiward you. you want to provide. You can and have more time for the “If we follow the clues given she really prefer! by body language — facial Your fam ily photographs can "Getting meaning from a tell you a story," he cxmcludes. ■ WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday, Oct. II. IW6 20 C«l«brity Lucy’s again inciting laughs at 75

By Fred Robbins volunteered that she had recenti lost 20 pounds via exercise — n invitation to lunch Vermicelli swimming, walking, sessions at Angel Hair, Cappelllnl, ZItl <7rS with l.ucille Ball could the ballet barre. and workouts at C a h ill Dl Angelo have resulted — hut her home gym. But. she didn’t — in a romp in insisted, no special diet was Kf. nostalgia. Our noontime involved: “I eat whatever I meeting in Hollywood want, which is always the things Alook place dunng a rehearsal that we all know are the right break of the fabulous redhead's things to eat. But I don’t go in new ABC sitcom. "Life With for in-between meals snacks, or 7 Lucy." And the setting was the diet drinks, or any of that old Goldwyn Studio, now called r a , _____ nonsen.se” Manicotti ______Wamers-Hollywood. which is Sheila, Seathella, Conchlglle Jumbo Shells, ConchlgllonI Besides weight, Lucy has (Kon-KEEL-yeh) Bowties, FaHalle(Far FAH Ieh) where. 80 movies and years dropped a lifelong habit that, she (Kon-KEEL-yonI) Larger si/e nof shoivn ago, Lucille Ball made her agreed, she’d always known was screen debut in "Roman “wrong" and "did harm me ” Scandals" as one of the original “I just recently stopped batch of long-stemmed Goldwyn smoking," she announced. Girls. “Health reasons. I suddenly got Now all Lucy has to say about allergic to them. So it helped me that is. "I was not one of the a great deal, being allergic. Now great beauties, who were Gary” — she indicated husband s 7 ^ I J well-slacked, and this and that Rotelle, Rotlnl, Spirals, Twirls, Fusllll r a Gary Morton, co-producer of her Twists Fettuccine Mafalda In (act, I was the least attractive. new show, who sat nearby — But I was available to do “Gary still smokes. Too much. whatever was to be done — And it scares me how he smokes taking mud pies in the face, — the way he inhales, which I running, jumping, or screaming, never did. how many cigarettes - .vC Hero are eevefal types things that led to a line here and he smokes, and his breathing of pasta. Most are 'Here in a movie. I never being the way it is. It worries * ■ realized or thought I could be me. 1 wish he’d quit." available in super­ funny, I was just trying to be a Lunch was served but Lucy part of the biz." markets. JiS, passed up the meal, having only DItall. Salad Macaroni DItallnl Cavatelll So she became, as she says several cups of tea. Wheels, Ruoie(R WO ieh} and as fate would have it, a Then, in that familiar raspy "clown," and went on to star voice, with her still shapely legs — for a total of 23 years — in folded under her, Lucy talked A svelte Lucille Ball Is three blockbusters TV comedy about her life today and her new .series: “I Love Lucy," “The show. back on television In Lucy Show," and “Here's “I didn’t want to go back to "Life with Lucy." Lucy. " And she became a Which pasta is best? work after Viv passed away," legend. Then as the years went she began. “I just had no by — 12 since her last series desire.” Vivian Vance, Lucy’s has any desire to play, but a comedian he used to be, Gary ended — nobody believed she closest personal friend, who stage, Lucie and Larry more mature Lucy. In this repeals for emphasis — “a would ever return to the sitcom played her pal Ethel Mertz in “I Luckinbill live, to her mother’s There’s a whole cupboarid of varieties to choose arena. show, she is Lucy Barker, a problem with a goose! On other Love Lucy” and later was seen widow and co-owner, with Gale regret, ”3.(X)0 miles away." in By Sonja Heinze But Lucy fooled them. shows. I don’t see people having flours (farina) have been added before using the egg. My sister carob had some nutritional as Vivian Bagley in “The Lucy Gordon, of her husband’s New York City. This has to the hard wheat flours, which column on freezing cheese, I With “Life With Lucy" she’s a problem with a gixise” says it looks like an umbilical advantages over chocolate in that Show,” died of cancer, at 66, in hardware store. prompted Lucy and Gary Morton Our family is eating a lot more is undesirable because the pasta would like to offer some advice back, for at least an assured full 1979. “Life With Lucy" also has also to have a cord. L. Blevins, Modesto, it has much less fat, is higher in that I have never seen published. season this first time round. “Yes.” she laughed. “I’m in ingredients not found in earlier pasta now and I ’m wondering will turn soggy on the plate. If Calif. "When offers came for a new business with Gale, so he still home-away-from-home condo in how to tell which is the best. calcium and fiber than cocoa, The trick is to shred the cheese What others seem to find sitcoms starring Lucille Ball. Manhattan. no indication is given on the What you and your kin have and has six times the vitamin A. series, 1 just barely listened to has that strong hand over me Some labels say, "Made with label, or if it just says made immediately on bringing it remarkable is that Lucille Ball is As Lucy explained, “I wanted With motherly pride, Lucy observed is simply a ropey Cocoa, however, has three home, then sealing it in small them and always said no. But and I can still frustrate him to 100 percent Semolina,” or with enriched, flour, chances are starting a “new" career at 75, a to do a show that had a family spoke about both her children strand of egg white which times the protein of carob, five finally, it all Just fell together, pieces. And his son is married to something to that effect; others it’s an inferior pasta made with freezer packets. It will keep very calendar date that rates no more fatefully. I got an offer from my daughter, and they have all together — parents, children Their professional anchors the yolk in place in the times the potassium, eight times well up to three months, and and grandparents. The last 20 say “Semolina with Farina,” soft flours, which are less center of the thick white of the than a shrug from her. ABC, a new network to me after young children, which makes for accomplishments delight her, of and simply say enriched flour. the phosphorus, and 10 times fairly well up to six. years, the ’60s and ’70s, have course — Desi Jr., 33 now, expensive. egg. It’s called the chalaza. The “1 never think of age unless all those years at CBS, requiring something else for us to fight Which is best? Wallie Romig, the iron. In addition, sweeteners “I have never tried this with been terrible. Families have been .starring in movies like “House In Italy it is illegal to add more prominent the chalaza, the are often added to carob, and someone brings it up,” said no pilot — I mean, what have I about. So there’s plenty of Watsonville, Calif. processed cheese as 1 do not use tom apart. It’s so eas) to grab a of the Long Shadows” and common, or soft flours, to fresher the egg. It may look like some carob-coated candy bars Lucy. “I don’t feel age even go to prove with a pilot? — and material for comedy there” Although there are about it. but find it works particularly plane and live 3,000 miles away; “Fake-Out,” and Lucie, 35, semolina, but there are no laws the loginning of a chick, or an contain palm kernel oil, which is when I’m ill, I just feel sick the guarantee of a full year on De.scribing Lucy Barker, Lucy 30,000 varieties of wheat, they well with a good quality sharp kids are supposed to fly tbe coop headlining and winning plaudits restricting American umbilical cord, but it’s not. And that’s seldom, though I’ve the air. Then 1 found out that Ball said, “She has her loving can basically be lumped into 80 percent saturated fat. The Cheddar. Swiss and Jack lose a broken a bone now and then, at a cerain age, go off on their in such stage musicals as manufacturers to using only cocoa butter used in chocolate my regular writers and Gale ways and her bossy ways. three categories — very hard, f e r e ’s really no need to remove shadow of flavor. A good like my leg, 14 years ago, in a Gordon, my old friend and own and never come home semolina in pasta. Prince, it, although some cooks like to bars is only 50 percent. Certainly with Gale, she gets m “They’re PLaying Our Song” hard and soft. The difference is Parmesan can also be grated and skiing accident. No, age doesn’t colleague, were available. And again. Well, I've never fell it Ronzoni, and pasta strain chalazas from custard. Armstrong also informs us there and runs the hardware on Broadway and the national in the protein-to-stareh ratio. frozen with just a slight loss of bother me. What bothers me is that’s why I’m back — becau.se should be that way. My home manufactured by Hershey Foods that many consumers are eating store and bumbles things up. company of “My One and The harder the wheat, the more flavor. To shred I use a food getting my lipstick on straight it all happened at the same time. has always been open, if they Only” are just a few of the companies, CHOLESTEROL IN CAROB carob in chocolate bars without And at the hou.se she’s a health want to come back. I think we protein and less starch. Very processor with a stainless steel and painting on my eyebrows — “Besides, I love my work. I But certain successes in their and there are many others, I try to avoid foods with realizing it. When the price of blade.” ■ nut. trying to shove health foods all need each other — not just hard flour should be used for which use only semolina. they were shaved off for a love doing comedy more than down everybody’s throat. She private lives are far more cholesterol in my fight against chocolate went up in the ’70s, movie when 1 first came to anything else — I don’t yearn to economically but emotionally. pasta, hard flour should be u.sed One way to tell whether jogs, and stays young in any It's a goixl thing, for America to meaningful to their mom. tor bread, and soft flour should heart disease. Please tell me carob caught on as an extender. Hollywood and they have never do Shakespeare. And I love common flour has been added to Processors can add up to 35 ways she can, and enjoys it” recognize immediately, right Lucy observed how Lucie be used for cake, cookies, where carob ranks among the grown back” working with certain people, your pasta is by looking at the percent carob. “It’s the same Lucy,” now the importanee of getting travels with her kids when she’s biscuits and pastries. foods in regard to cholesterol What people are certain to people who enjoy working for in.serted Gary Morton. out on the road touring in a cooking water as the pasta content. Donald Mitchell, Those products labeled the family back together” Durum wheat is a very hard softens. The water should be marvel at is the incredible the work’s sake, and not for any “Lovable. Adorable. Crazy. show, and said. “She’s a Tigard, Ore. “chocolate-flavored chips” have She was eager to play a wheat, and when it’s milled into clear, not cloudy. youthfulness of Lucille Ball An ego thing. When it became And there’s lots of wild comedy. wonderful mother, she’s doing a Carob, often called the neither chocolate or carob in up-close inspection reveals that possible for me to work again grandmother, Lucy said, becau.se Hour it’s called semolina. Pasta One hundred percent Lucy is not a verbal she is and loves being one fine job. I don’t know how she made from l(X) percent semolina “health fixKl chocolate,” does them. Instead they’re made from she looks fabulous, with her with these same wonderful comedienne, she’s a tremendous does it all, but .she does. ” And semolina, then, means a more not contain cholesterol. corn syrup and chemical flavors. alabaster complexion and people, I couldn't wait to get Daughter Lucie, married to actor maintains its firmness when nutritious, firmer and tastier physical comedienne. With (and her frequent stage co-star) she talked about bow Desi Jr., cixtked eorrectly. Pasta Cholesterol is found only in If you buy carob, Armstrong model-trim shape which, on this back in harness.” Lucy, you sit and watch the after a much-publicized bout pasta. products that contain an advises that you purchase the day, was displayed in a There was more to it — the Laurence Luckinbill, has three manufactured with the addition crazy things she does, and she’s small children, Simon, Joseph with drugs, has now completely ingredient derived from animals. unsweetened kind. figure-hugging blue jump suit, concept itself of "Life With turned his life around. ■ of softer flours will come out MASS ON EGG YOLK not afraid to try anything. In this and Katie. And, says their mushy or sloppy. Carob comes from the beans of her rehearsal clothes. Lucy,” the star added. What is the white locust trees. episode that she’s working on doting grandmother, “They’re When a label indicates that REAOER’FEEDBACK: Now weighing 128 (“and She could still play Lucy, poUywog-shaped mass attached In the “Insider’s Guide to today, she has a problem with a beautiful children.” the pa.sta is made with semolina FREEZING CHEESE hoping to stay there”), Lucy the only character she says she to the yolk o f an egg? My mom Health Foods” by David goose” — and, like the stand-up Since they mostly work on the niiis farina, it means soft wheat Ludlle Howell, Portland, and sis tar both remove all o f it Armstrong, we are infonned that O 'e.: “Regarding your recent 22 Dining In WEEKEND PLUS. Saturday. Oct. 11. I9W

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